The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1894-10-17
John Price, residing on Main street,
near the rubber mill, is building a new
double porch in front OF his residence.

with first class music and clever singing,
next week, commencing Monday evening.
-Epworth League prayer meeting at
the M. E. Church next Sunday, at 6:45
P. NJ, led by Miss Reba Arnett. Topic
1.-THE Resurrection and the Resurrection
Life"
-Four of our hotels and one saloon
have been proceeded against by the Ex-
else Board for the illegal sale Of liquor.
The hearings are set down for Wednesday
of next week.
Mr.. James j. Mclaughlin, formerly
with Amos Johnson, OF this city, is now
head salesman for Byron F, Gunson, sue
cessor to Richard A. Donnelly, Trenton's
famous clothier.
Rubber stamps, best made, wax seals.
seal presses, steel stamps, burning brands
and stencils. Write for price list, w. P.
Thornton, Lambertville, N. ]. % II.
The registry lists as prepared by the
Second Ward Board of Registry and Elec-
ton may be found at the post office and
at N. E. Slack's tobacco and cigar store,
corner of Coryell and Union streets.
-Owirg to black water in the river and
canal, the paper mills were compelled TO
shut down three days last week. The
freshet in the Lehigh filled the water in
the Delaware with fiue particles Of coal
dust.
j. B. Kline, the Bridge street tobac-
conist, makes special efforts to carefully
select his different tobaccos, segars, &c.
When any goods fails to give satisfaction
his customers he drops the sale al once.
Lester, the two year-oli son of Cor
nelius A. Myers, fell down the stairway
leading from the bedrooms at his parents
home, corner Of Coryell and George
streets, in this city, a few days ago, and
broke his right ann between the wrist
and elbow.
Don't forget that the Fifteenth New
Jersey Regiment will hold their regular
annual reunion at Frenchtown, on Friday,
October 10Th. Able speakers have been
invited to address the meeting. No doubt
Frenchtown will give the old veterans a
fine reception.
The water OF the Delaware for few
days past must have resemblcd that oil
the Black Sea. 1t was so black and dirty
that all Of our paper mills were compelled
TO shut down. It is said that the coal
dust from the upper Lehigh swept down
by freshet did it.
Last Wednesdays Trenton Times
says: Howard Carr, farmer living
near Lambertville, drove TO town this
morning with load Of pork. When on
State street, near the First National Bank,
the wagon broke. Mr.. Carr transferred
the load to an express wagon.
Last Saturday, George Banchoff. Jr.,
of this city, while getting into his meat
wagon, was thrown backward by the sud
den starting of his horse, and one leg and
arm were injured by the meat hooks in
side the wagon. The wounds were eau
terized, blood poisoning being feared.
The fishing for rock fish in the Della
ware has bt en- fine for the last week or
two and great many fine fish have been
caught. There were tweuty-four fine
rock fish and several large cells and perch
caught in large dip net, on Thursday
afternoon last, in front OF the racks OF
VIM. H. Gandey's paper mill.
The brands of cigars with which the
candidates for office bulge out their vest
pockets these days bear witness to
the character of the various places they
are compelled to visit in making their re-
spective canvasscs. The newspaper re-
porter who is cup to snuff can tell as
soon as he is permitted to sample them
what districts the candidate has been
working.
The specially.selected segars and to.
baccos sold by j. B. Kline are noted for
their excellent flavor and good smoking
qualities.
ia Young Peoples Rally will take
place in the First Presbyterian Church,
Stockton, tomorrow Thursday evening,
at 7:45 o'clock. Stirring addresses by
several pastors and Christian workers
from different societies. A delegation
OF the Young Peoples Society OF the
Presbyterian Church of this city, and Of
the Y. p. s. G. E. of the Baptist Church
of this city, will attend.
The Democratic caucus in this county
on Saturday last resulted in the overthrow
of the followers OF Nelse Pidcock and the
Inauguration OF a new regime under the
leadership of ex-County Clerk W. ID.
Bloom and Sheriff Poulson. The victorl-
GUS nominees are: Elk Judge Il. s. kuhl
for Senator Joseph L Chamberlin and
W. &. Alpaugh for Assembly. and Paul
A. Queen for Surrogate.
Justice Leon Albeit, In charging the
Mercer County Grand Jury Tuesday morn
ing, made severe arraignment OF the OPP
Grating of the wheels OF fortune and gamb
ling devices at the recent Interstate Fair.
He said that il the investigation showed
that this had been done with the consent
eff the fair authorizes and police, they, as
we'll as the principals, should be indicted.
The fair, be said, served anotable purpose,
but this was lost II gambling was allowed
and encouraged.
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He STRUCK IT RIGHT. =" Whut hez this
Democratic Free Trade Congress done "
asked the rural stump speaker In striaen'
tones OF indignation. As he paused Tor a
reply a man with a big double bass voice
answered: alt hez done the American