The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1894-04-25


renovated and nicely painted.
-Horatio N. Eye, who has been con
fined to his residence for some days pas
by sickness, is again able to be about.
DO you want step-ladder for clean
ing house Helms has them. At
Three shad were caught at one hau
at Lewis upper fishery, on Holcombe Is
land, last Friday, one of which wei bee
8! lbs. aud the other two 6. lbs. each.
Councilman Thomas S. Callan, of thi,
city, has been appointed Coroner Of this
county, by Governor Vert, in place oi
Postmaster E. W. Closson, NJ. D., re-
signed.
The Epworth League prayer meeting
Of the NJ. E. Church will be held on Sun
day, at $50 p NJ, led by John w
Hcagland. Subject, I" What is Men y
Psalms viii.
The First Battalion of the 7th Regi
ment N. G. N. j. will be inspected al
Trenton on the l4th of May, 10 the after.
neon. Company C, of this city, belongs
TO this division of the regiment.
George F. Keller deserves the thanks
OF the public for the substantial manner
in which he has repaired the pavement
running along his property on the north.
west corner of Bridge and NIaiu streets.
MIR. rhos Crawlcy, President of Dvis
ion No. 8, A. o. H., of this city, has been
elected as delegate to attend the National
Convention of the Ancient Order of Hiber-
mans of America, that will meet in Oma-
ha, Neb., beginning MAJ 4, 1894.
Buy your Wall Paper and have it
trimmed at A. IL 1ITUss
Here is an item of news If interest to
evil doors Policeman Cummings has
been presented with new club, adorned
at the handle with pretty cord and tas-
sell The club is a little shorter than the
regulation size, but heavy enough for
business.
The New Jersey State homeopathic
Medical Society will hold lis foltieth an
nual meeting in the State House, Trenton,
on Tuesday, May lst, al 10 a. m. The
important features of the session will be
the election of officers. scientific papers,
and dinner at the State Street He Use.
Sixteen people-ten women and six
men-were baptized last Sunday after
noon by Rev. VIM A. White, pastor of
the Mount Zion (colored) Baptist Mission
in this city. This mission is under the
charge of the Germantown (Pa.) colored
Baptist Church, of which Rev. Mr.. White
is pastor.
Mrs. John Clsyhuncc, an aged lady,
slipped and f,ll from the side porch, a
distance of ouly one step, al the residence
IL her sou in law, Charles Lindsey, cor
ner Of Delevan and George streets, last
Saturday, dslocaling her hip and fractur-
ing one of the bones. Drs. F. W. Lar
ison and r. c. Fonlke rendered proper
surgical aid.
Messrs. j. II. Trewin & Co. have a
splendid line of Spring and Summer Cloth
ing, Gents Furnishing Goods, Hats, &c.
The styles are very attractive and the
prices are in keeping with the times.
You can get fine assortment to S; iect
from and buy cheaper than at city stores.
Be sure to call at the corner Of Union
and Coryell streets, before investing in a
new suit
"A valuable horse was feuud dead in
the stable in the rear Of the residence oil
John H. Chidister, No. rs Coryell street,
this Wednesday, morning. The animal
belonged to citizen .. Trenton, who is
now engaged in hauling blocks from the
stone ouarlies 10 the railroad station in
this city. The horse showed no symp'
toms of sickness on Monday evening. 1t
ia said the cause OF death was cello.
Gardening time is here again. Helms
has digging forks, rakes, spades, long
handle shovels, long handle spades and
lcng. handle forks, all useful in making
garden. aprii2o IL
Last Friday evening, the hose car
riage lately purchased by the new hose
company in this city-the columbia =
was housed, and the fire department tura
ed out on the occasion. After parading
through the principal streets, headed by
the Lambertville Cornet Band, the carriage
was placed in the new hose house OF the
company, on George street, above Perry
A collation. was served at Dobbins' Res
taurant, on Elm street.
On Monday of this week. from
o'clock, A. M, until P. NJ, 1876 shac
were caught at "Pokey Lewis fishery
on the upper part OF Holcombe Island
while at Peters s. Smiths fishery, at The
point of the island, 1872 were caught, ano
at William Smiths fishery, below Tho
Delaware bridge, So were caught These
we're large, fine shad and all were sole
at an average of 40 cents apiece. A large
number OF small shad, or gifiins, were
also caught, over one hundred OF them a
William Smiths fishery. On TUESDAY
from 6 A. M. until P. NJ, 2o4 fine shat
were caught at Peters & Smiths fishery
ITO at Lewis and 102 at Smiths.
Last Sunday afternoon Mr.. james
DOYLE, of Stockton, and bis little son o
six years of age, went out for walk
The boy, accompanied by dog, went II
search OF flowers, and by some mean
wandered away from his father ana De
came lost. During Sunday evening searc'
was made for him 10 this city, but Win
out success. Ga Monday morning
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