The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1895-05-01

The District Medical Society of Hun
terdon County held its semi-annual meet
ing in Pennington on Tuesday.
-Epworlh League prayer meeting Sun
day at $50 p. NJ, led by Miss Lima Phil
lips. Topic-'' The Daysman."
Acting through the blood, Hoods
Sarsaparilla not only cures scrofula, salt
rheum, ETC., but gives health and vigor
TO the whole body.
Harry Worthington, of this city, has
been engaged by Hahne s. Co., of New
ark, as their foreman in the gents furnish
ing department.
John II. DeMott succeeds ]. T.
Thatcher as agent and collector for the
New Jersey Building Loan and Invest
ment Company in Pennington.
Josiah Britton purchased the farm of
the late Dickinson NJ. Cox, near Fleming
ton, which was sold at Sheriff's sale on
the 22d inst The price paid was
$4,152.50
-Pierson Williamson died in Stockton
on Wednesday, April II, aged so years.
The fuLeral was held on Saturday in the
Stockton NJ. E. Church. Interment in
the Rosemont cemetery.
MIR. Joseph E, Bayard, of this city,
came near losing one of his eyes last
week by splinter of wood which struck
him just below the right eye, causing
serious and painful wound.
Insect Powder, Soc. per. ID at sIa
malia's.
Monday of last week was big day
for the fishermen all along the Delaware
Over 500 were caught at Brownsburg,
Pa, on that day, and big catches are re-
ported at many other points.
The Board of Assessors OF Hunterdon
County will meet at Pennington on Wed
nesday, May 9Th, at IL O'Clock. A. s.
Banghart, Chairman of last meeting, says
that it is very important that all members
be preseut.
The quarterly meeting of the Hun
terdon County Board of Agriculture, held
at Pennington on Saturday a week, was
very SHINY attended. Addresses were
delivered by Rev. II. D. Opdyke, VIM.
c. Barrack and John r. Foster.
MIR. VIM. N Gray, of this city, has
in addition to his duties in this city, been
appointed Asst Supt. of the Pennington
agency of the Prudential Life Insurance
Co. of Newark. Mr.. Gray is an energetic
workman, and be is getting ali the work
he wants to do.
Patent Medicines, dollar size at 75c.
SOC. size at 4Oc. Csc. size at zoe. if you
get it at SIlaBaIia's.
MIR. Edward Hunt, of Franklin street
in this city, showed US an egg, last Fri
day, laid by small Minorca hen, which
measured eight inches in its largest cir
conference and six inches and FIVE eighths
in its smaller circumference. 1t weighed
one quarter Of a pound.
The census of New Jersey is taken
every 10 years. The last State census was
enumerated in 1895. The county clerks
and city clerks have received the blanks
for the distribution to the enumerators,
who begin the new census in May. I'm
der the law tue census enumeration is
.made by the tax assessors.
We are authoritatively informed that
the report that the Episcopal Church in
Pennington was broken into one night
last week and a sum of money amounting
to about one hundred dollars stolen there.
from, is false No such sum of money
was left in the church, neither was The
church broken into.-Denocrdt-AdUer-
tiSer.
All the best brands of smoking and
chewing tobacco at KLINB's, 20 Bridge
street
The Trenton State Gazette says;
Gertrude Dean escaped from the State In
dustiia Schools for Girls on Sunday
week from a third-story window, by
means Of two blankets tied together and
fastened to her window. When she slid
down TO the second blanket the knot
proved insecure and she was precipitated
to the ground, injuring her body just
above the hip. She was recaptured Mon
day morning. The girl was sent from
High Bridge for being incorrigible.
Go 10 A. Ii. Titus and see the new
style of Wall Paper. The GLIMMERs are
beau,ies. april3-4t
A boy at school up in Kingwood
township was flourishing stout club the
other day when he struck little Edna
Niece in the mouth, breaking several oil
her teeth and cutting her lip most fright
fully. When little boys want to swing
heavy clubs in an imaginary battle win
Indians, they should go into the middle
of 90 acre field where there are no little
girls, or Indians eithcr.-H,'aterdon
Democrat.
Don't forget that the Phunny Phel-
lows Will give their entertainment at Hoi-
combe Hall Wednesday evening, May lst.
The High Bridge correspondent OF
the Clinton Democrat says: The steel
plant Of the Taylor Iron 6 Steel Co, will
in short time be twice as large as at pres
ent and its capacity doubled. Work has
already been commenced on the extension
and will be pushed as rapidly as possible
When completed, the ''plant" will give
occupation 10 abou. 200 men. The Steel
Works is decided success. The steel is
giving entire satisfaction wherever II mas
-, ,.s,sd and the consequence is, Or