The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1895-07-17
The creamery at Mount Pleasant com
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menced operation last week.
Tho animal nnion excursion of the
FrcnchloWn Sunday Schools will be run
on Saturday, August 80, to Raven Rock.
For sale, secondhand tricycle.,
large size, rubber tires, best make. In.
quire at THE RECORD office.
Fine nag pavements have been put
down in front Of the residences of e. Ii.
Keeper and F. Pew, on Union street,
above Corycll.
"A big load of kiln-dried Kindling
Wood-just the thing for cooking in hot
wealher-$l. so per load delivered. APP
ply at A. b. Holcombo's coal office. At
The Alexandra Delaware Bridge
Company, of Frenchtown, has declared a
dividend of per cent. from the earnings
of the past six months, and added about
$500 to the sinking fund.
All the best brands of smoking and
chewing tobacco at KLINB's, 90 Bridge
street.
Mr.. S. s. Van Horn has just COM
pleted the tagging of the walks on the
side and on the rear of his residence on
N. Union street. About 100 feet in
length has been laid, and the pavement is
a very pretty and durable one.
The residence of the late G. Arnett,
on N Union street, was sold at public
sale by the administrators, last Thursday.
1t was bought by Geo. w. Arnett for
$2975. We hear that Mr.. A. will put up
two houses on the lot fronting on George
street.
VIM. V. Prall, of Changowatcr, has
been awarded the contract for erecting
the new bridge near High Bridge, for
1915. Isaac N. Hoffman will do the
mason work for S.75per cubic yard, and
is allowed 300 for removing the old
bridge.
Some drug stores charge you full
price for patent medicines when you are
not acquainted with the reduction, but at
ShamaIia's you &C! the full discount
every time, whether you ask or not.
"A tramp stole piece of meat from a
pot on the cook stove OF Mrs. George
Lindabury, near Mountainville, in this
county, recently. The meat was being
cooked for next days dinner. Mrs. Lin
dabury heard noise in her kitchen, and
going out to investigate heard the thief
running away and found the pot empty
Elijah Lowe, Assessor of Readington
township, has just completed the cedsus
of the township, and finds the population
to be 27T6, divided as follows: White
males, l34l; white females, 134l; colored
males, II; colored females, II; foreign
born males, SS; foreign born females, %.
He found one old lady in her 93d year,
and one in her Goth.
The ladies in charge Of the lawn
festival held on the city lot last Saturday
evening, for the benefit OF the "Misti IN
School, hereby return thanks to ID. w.
Hoppock, express agent, William New
man, superintendent OF the Hunterdon
Electric Light Co., Wesley Crosley, Miss
Ella Green, Miss Carrie Crook, the Lib
erty Band and TO all who assisted in max
Ing the festival a success.
The death OF Mira. Clarssa, widow oil
the late Robert L. Williams, which occur
red in Frcnchtown last Thursday, called
to mind that she was the Oldest perma-
nent resident of Frencbtewn. She was a
daughter of Samuel Powers, who died
there long ago. She was born and al
WAYS lived within few hundred feet oil
the place of her death. MIR. Williams
and she were married about fifty-five
years ago.
During the shower on Thursday after
noon, 9th ult., lightning struck the resi-
| dcnce of William II. Brewer, near Rim
goes, twice inside of two minutes-e ach
end of the dwelling damaging 1t some
twenty or twenty-five dollars worth.
the following Saturday afternoon light
ming struck the rod on John Fishers barn
in the same vicinity, tearing about twelve
feet of it loose 1t also struck barrack
| on the farm belonging to the heirs o.
Margaret Williamson, deceased, shatterlng
a posi-. -Hunteraon Republican.