The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1895-04-03

at $50 o'clock, led by w. s. Thatcher
Topic" Jobs piety and first trial. :"
Easter Dyes, six colors, cents, a
ShamaIia's.
Last Wednesday night Larson 1
Marjarum's coal office, near the electro
light works, was broken into, the SAT
opened and about six dollars stolen there
from.
AT the First Baptist Church, mex
Sunday evening, the subject will be
Religion in business" In the evening
there will be a prelude upon the coming
election.
"A. Fl. Titus has the most complete
line of Wall Papers and Window Shades
in the city. aprilS At
A family moving into this city from
the country, brought sixteen big loads Of
goods. The house being of ordinary size,
it is likely that the cellar and attic will be
furnished in abundance.
John Bodine, of Stockton, who was
removed to Morris Plains Aylum for treat.
ment some months ago, died in that in
stitution on the 22d ult. His remains
were taken to Stockton for burial.
Choice lot of pipes, fancy and plain,
at KIINE's segar store, Bridge street.
Edward Hunt, of this city, fell off OF
coal car at the railroad repair shops in
this city, yesterday, badly bruising both
legs and injuring one knee-cap. He is
under the care of the company's physician.
The Phunny Phellows' Dramatic As
ISOLATION Of this city will close the season
by giving their third entertainment at
Holcombe Hall on Wednesday evening,
May lst. An entire new program will
be presented.
The Boards of Registry and Election
of this city were in session 10 their respec-
tive Wards yesterday from 10 A. NJ. until
9 P. NJ The registry list in the First
Ward contains 373 names, the Second
Ward 1858 and the Third Ward $50.
Go to A. ii. Titus and see the new
style of Wall Paper. The GLIMMRRs are
beauties. april3 At
DR.. r. B. Merchon, foremerly res
ideut of Pennington, and who practiced
medicine in Sergeantsvlle some forty
years ago, died in Newark on the 2lst ult.
He was born at Lawrenceville, this State,
Jan 10, 1912.
NO RATS have as yet passed down the
Delaware river this Spring. AS the Win
ter was favorable one for logging, there
must be some timber to float to market
after the ice gorge near Port Jervis is
broken and the water way cleared.
The G. E. U.ion Of Hunterdou county
will hold its sixth annual convention in
the Baptist Church of this city on Friday
afternoon and evening of next week.
Some excellent addresses may be expect
cd and an exceedingly interesting time.
Every child should see Shamalia's
Easter window.
On Thursday of last week Mr.. Lam
bert Reed started on his business trip
through New Jersey, as agent for the
Lambertville Rubber Company. During
Mr.. Reeds absence his wife will make
her home with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Vaux, of Doylestown, Pa.
Three shad--the first OF the season in
this vicinity-were caught at William L.
Smiths fishery, just below the Delaware
bridge, at an early hour yesterday (Tues-
day. morning. John B. Slack also caught
two fine shad the same morning while
fishing with sucker net, above the
bridge.
Bishop Scarborough, who had been
prevailed on to take trip South for the
benefit of his health, has been compelled
to return to his home in Trenton. He
had intended TO spend some time at Ashe
vile, N. g., but before reaching that
place his condition had grown worse and
he returned home.
The annual meeting of the Ringoes
Canning Company was held recently and
the following officers elected: President,
A. NJ. Hart Secretary, o. l. Blackwell I;
Treasurer, Charles Holcombe; Directors,
]. j. Horn, A. M. Hart, o. H. Dilts, W.
B. Prall. ]. ]. Fisher, o. l. Blackwell,
Charles Holcombe.
"A very pretty line of Easter Novelties
at A. Fl. Titus. april3-2t
Now, when the grip is so common,
it may be we'll to give this little remedy
for hoarseness, which several persons tell
us that they have tried effectually. Bake
a lemon or sour orange for twenty minutes
in moderate oven, then open the fruit at
one end and dig out the inside, sweeien
ing with sugar or molasses. II is said
that this will not only cure hoarseness,
but will remove pressure from the lungs.
The SCOT in the chimney OF the kit
chen of Mr.. P. Fl. Hartwell, of West Am
well, took fire last Thursday night, and
falling down set fire to wood. box behind
the stove. His son Frank returned home
about twelve o'clock and on opening the
door found the room full OF smoke. The
draft caused the fire to break into flame.
Mr.. HartweIl was aroused and 1t is said
"such gettin' down stairs you nebbel
did see." But he put the fire out and re-
tired to "dream the dream of the just"
=" Lambertville Puffs " are still going
up in smoke, and KLINE's Bridge stree
store keeps them exclusively.
William Jewell, whose home is il
Hopewell township, just across the line
between Hunterdon and Mercer counties,
has been committed to jail under circum
stances that are very unusual in these
days. He is charged with failure to pay
his taxes, amounting to some $40 by B.
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