The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1895-03-06
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Spring Is approaching, but we would
not advise anybody TO begin gardening
just yet.
"A new census of New Jersey will be
taken under the supervision of The State
this year.
TO have perfect health you must have
pure blood, and the best way TO have pure
blood is to take Hoods Sarsaparilla.
The powers of Board of Health in
the State of New Jersey are almost un-
limited. Their ordinances are as binding
as The State itself.
If bill introduced in the Senate by
Senator Kuhl becomes a law it will cost
man $40 to trespass on another mans
land with dog and gun.
The next leap year will be in 1896,
and then it will be eight years before an
other. The year will be 800 days and
six hours long, less eleven minutes.
Joseph Haiucs & Son, of Delaware
township, threshed out 309 bushels of
clover seed from 81 acres. This is an
extraordinary yield and hard to beat.
In the Trenton diocese there are SO
priests, 1902 churches, 65 stations and
chapels, SO parochial schools with 7,249
pupils, and Catholic population of Co.,
600.
Mrs. Mary G. Burd will sell her farm
of 70 acres, situated near the Mount Range
school house, on Saturday, March 9th,
commencing at 10 o'clock, noon. Will
also sell personal property.
-E. W. Opdycke, the Frenchtown
morse dealer, announces another horse
sale in that place on Thursday, March
14th, and says he will break all past
records for quality of stock.
According to instructions of the Post
master General, White House, in this coun-
ty, will hereafter be written Whitehouse.
The reason assigned is, it is too much
trouble to make the capital II.
Thirteen large rats were caught at
one haul in trap at Wolhnger's store,
corner of Union and Buttonwood streets,
in this city, last Monday morning. An
unlucky number-for the rats.
-Frostalene, for chapped hands or face.
Only Is cents. Get it at Shamalia's.
The boot and shoe store of George
w. Hunt, on Union street, near Bridge,
in this city-recently damaged by fire--is
being put in proper shape by Peter s.
Parker g. Son, carpenters and builders.
Benjamin Kitchin, of Kingwood town.
ship, who contracted to keep the poor of
that township for one year from April 1st,
has sold the contract to John Stenabaugh,
who has been keeping them for some time.
The town of Junction, in this county,
is 10 be incorporated. The election held
there a few days ago resulted in nearly
unanimous choice " for incorporation.
Number of votes cast, ITO. For incorpo-
ration, 164; against, 6.
The Republican voters of Delaware
township are requested to meet at Asher
Wiliamson's Hall, in Sergeantsville, on
Saturday, March 9th, 1895, at o'clock,
P. NJ, to nominate ticket to be voted at
the election to be held on Tuesday, March
18th, 1895
"A district meeting of the Knights Of
P, thias of District No. 10 OF the New
Jersey K. of P. will be held in the Castle
Hall of Home Lodge, No. 90, of French
town, on Tuesday evening, March 10th,
which will be attended by the Grand Off
GERS of the State.
Patent Medicines, dollar size at 75c.
SOC. size at 40c. 2sc. size at zoe. : if you
get it at shamalia's.
After July 4th, 1895, the days of
grace on all commercial paper will be
abolished. The bill has passed both
be uses of the Legislature and been signed
hy The Governor. After that date note
will be due when its date limit expires,
and not three days later.
The Freeholders Of Hunterdon county
whose terms expire this Spring are Will
liam McCrea, of Keadington Edward
Silyers, of Lambertville William A. Al
paugb, of High Bridge; A. s. Leather
man, of Clinton borough; d. Y. Ewing,
Ct East Amwell: F. U. Phihower, OF
Tewksbury, and William Holes, of Alex
andria.
The Trenton State Gazette says;
William s. G ummere, the newly appoint
cd Judge of the Supreme Court, sat on
the bench in the Supreme Court on Mon
day, the 25th ult., for the first time de
seemed TO take to his new position natur-
ally. He goes to the Hunterdon County
Court April 9th; Warren, April 2Sd, and
Mercer, May 14lh.
Edward Kelley, of Glen Gardner, in
Ills county, farmer, about 90 years oil
art, G. mmitted suicide on Tuesday morn
ing II last week by hanging. He arose
about 4 O'Clock, dressed himself and left
the house. Several hours later, when he
did rot return, his family became alarm
cd and made search ior him, which re-
suited in the finding Of his body hanging
To tree. No cause is assigned for the
deed.
The next annual field day OF the Uni
form Rank of the Knights of Pythias OF
New Jersey will be held at Philllpsburg
on the fourth Monday in September. Inc
officers of the New Jersey Brigade, In ses-
sion lately at Trenton, accepted the invi-