The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1895-06-05

at KnNE's segar store, Bridge street.
The latest, loveliest Perfume, +" En-
glish Hawthorne at SIlamaIia's.
Sec adv. of $25 reward for stolen
horse, wagon and harness, in our adver-
Using columns.
Don't forget Felmly's wagon sale, at
the Bellemont House, in this city, on Sat-
urday, June 9Th, at o'clock, P. NJ.
The population Of Washington, War
rem county, is figured at 1908, gain of
IT'S 10 five years.
Charles f. Felmly sold seventeen
wagons at his public sale at Mounts hotel,
in Remington, on Saturday afternoon.
Chancellor McGill yesterday appoint
cd Judge Reed, of the Supreme Court,
Vice. Chancellor in place of Robert s.
Green, deceased.
Are you all tired out, do you have
that tired feeling or sick headache You
can be relieved of all these by taking
Hoods Sarsaparilla.
= On Saturday last ex Sheriff Corcoran
removed from Pennington with his family
to the hotel in Milford which he recently
purchased of Mablon Rupell.
The Rock NJ. E. Church will hold q
strawberry festival, on the church grounds.
Wednesday afternoon and evening, June
18th. There will be addresses and music
to entertain patrons.
Whatever you bny at SEsamaiia's
is fully guaranteed. Your money return
ed IL the medicine does not suit you.
Assessor Hummer, of High Bridge,
finds the population of that town TO be
1852. The residents of East High Bridge
and also of the mines vicinity are includ-
ed in this number.
If you want TO buy wagon, wait for
G. f. Felmly 3 sale at the Bellemont House,
in this city, on Saturday, June Sth, at 2
o'clock, p. M. a car load of wagons of
every description will be offered.
"A gentleman employed in or about
the mill near Pennington Junction known
as Stoyer's Mills" list Thursday gigged
thirteen German carp with pitcbfork in
the mil.race. They ran in weight from
four to eleven pounds.
=" Children's Day will be observed
next Sunday morning by the Presbyterian
and Baptist Sunday Schools and by the
M. f. Sunday School in the evening.
These occasions are always of great in
terest to both scholars and adults.
No action was taken by The Excise
Board last evening on the application Of
Patrick Malone for a wholesale and retail
license 10 sell liquor, ii being considered
improper 10 grant both a wholesale and
retail license, especially as single license.
II is said that Malone is now likely TO APP
ply for a hotel license.
IL ambertville PufTs are still going
up 10 smoke, and KuNR's Bridge street
store keeps them exclusively.
-Adiulant Van Sewer, who has been
acting as manager of Holcombe Hall since
November, 1898, has been employed by
the officers of the company TO still retain
charge aud manage the hall for them.
This is complimentary to the Adjutant,
and cerifies that bis services In the past
have been appreciated.
japanese Mating, cotton chain, at
prices lower than many have any idea Of,
at The Grand Depot.
Tho Trenton Ministerial Union on
Monday, 10 some resolutions against Sun
day dissertations, introduced by Rev. f.
b. Everitt, deprecated the Sunday bicy-
Gle run. "Bicycle riding, as an organized
form of pleasure, be said, sis entirely
contrary to the spirit of the Lords Day,
and weakens the character and influence
of those who engage in IT,"
Patent Medicines, dollar size at 75c.
500. size at 40c. 25c. size at zoe. if you
get it at Shamalia's.
The Liberty Band" of this city,
have been engaged by Palestine Com
mandery, Knights Templar, of Trenton,
to accompany them on their pilgrimage
to Boston, on the occasion OF the Trien'
NAL meeting OF the Grand Encampmeni
of the United States. A committee OF
Palestine Commandery visited this city
on Memorial Day, listened to their play.
ing and at once made an engagement,
with them.
Farmer Thomas Miller, Of Glen Gard
ner, in this county, who recently began
proceedings for breach of promise against
Mrs. Lizzie Wagner, an attractive widow,
living at Union Farms, naming the dam
ages at $40, 500, has been married to Mrs.
Ellen Smith, aged about 80 years. Miller,
who is about 20 years old, claimed that
be was hearilcssly Tilted by the Widow
Wagner, but the case did not come up,
as was expected, before the April term oil
court.
-Children's Day Little folks will
find up to date head attire and stylish foot
wear, prices moderate, at The Grand
Depot.
Junction Borough is the latest OF our
Hunterdon municipalities, but its wide
awake Assessor, Warren o. Laudenberg-
er, is first 10 complete his census returns,
and they show the very gratifying total Of
975 inhabitants, just one the most OF them
being of the gentler sex. The young me-
tropols is shown TO be quite cosmopoll-
tan as to nationality, there being lO2 from
various other countries, So OF them born
in Ireland The colored race has but q
single representatives. man. The Dor