The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1895-05-08
making is now in order.

The time is at hand for removing
ash heaps and clearing up back yards.
AT Shamalia's you get the best quail
lily for less money than elsewhere.
Mrs. Charles Hout, formerly of Elem.
ington, has bought the house and lot of
Mrs. DR.. Dilts, in Ringoes.
Under new law, Town Councils
may make an appropriation of 800 to G.
a. r. posts for Memorial Day expenses.
-ExGov. and Vice Chancellor Green
died yesterday at his residence in Eliza
beth, from valvular disease of the heart.
The final meeting of the old Board
of Freeholders was held yesterday. The
new Board will meet and organize to-day
Wednesday,
MIR. Shamalia guarantees the Dalma-
ton Insect Powder to kill all kinds of in
sects on animals or plants.
Have you ever noticed how your sys-
tenn seems to crave special assistance in
the Spring Just the help required is
given by Hoods Sarsaparila.
Co. q will visit Trenton on Friday of
this week to take part in the brigade in
spection on that day. The company will
be in charge of its new officers.
THE sale of the Union House in this
city, TO ex Sheriff Goccran, has not been
consummated, Mr.. Williamson having re-
considered his agreement TO SELL
Sylvester Wagner, of the Sand
Brook way. slipped and fell while de-
sceuding flight of stairs the other day,
breaking his leg at the ankle joint.
Wesley Servis, of Pennington, cap
tured 1s-pound swapping turtle at Ne
shame on the 2Slh ult. II is seldom that
so large turtle is seen in these parts.
In one haul of their net in the Della
ware at Raven Rock, few days ago,
party of fishermen caught sixty carp, the
largest of which weighed twenty-five
pounds.
Moth Balls, loo. h., 8 for 25c. at
ShamaIia's.
"A sturgeon which dressed forty
pounds was caught by the fishermen at
Wilburtha on Monday OF last week. The
same day about 700 shad were landed at
that place.
The Board of Directors of the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company has decided
to begin the Saturday half-holiday period
for employees on May Is. The period
will end on September 15.
VIM. Burroughs, who recently NOV
ed from New Hope to the house on Goat
Hill, below this city, died suddenly on
Sunday, of heart trouble. lie got up in
the morning az well as usual.
According to the report of State Road
Commissioner Burroughs for last year,
the taxpayers Of New Jersey paid in the
last twelve months $780,, 900 for patching
public roads under the old system.
If you want specially nice favored
segar, go TO KIINE's, 80 Bridge street. y
The Huuterdon County Prohibition
lists will hold convention in Pennington
on Tuesday, May IA, for the purpose of
choosing delegates TO the Stale Conven-
ton to be held in Newark, June 18th
and 18Th.
-Ex-Assemblyman VIM. l.. Hoppock,
formerly of this city, but now of Phla
delphia, has just won q prize of $500 Of
fered by a Philadelphia firm for the most
popular name for a new town being built
near that city.
-Ribsam's, Trenton, is the best place
in all this section to buy seeds, plants, ag
rcultural machinery, &c. The ladies
will find there splendid stock of all
kinds of flowers, bulbs, flower seeds, pots,
jardineres, vases, &c.
Insect Powder, 35c. per. ID at SIla.
malia's.
BY bicycle collision between John
r. johnson, of Pennington, and David
Rockafclow, of Locktown, near Baptist
town, few nights ago, Johnson got a
very bad cut over the left eys, and Rock.
afellow scalp wound. They were both
riding without lanterns.
The New Jersey State Board of Agri-
culture have published a pamphlet on
Foul Brood-its Cause and Cure" by
Wm. McEvoy, gentleman of great ex-
pericnce in Bookkeeping. Any bee keeper
in New Jersey may obtain copy free by
addressing Franklin Dye, Sec'y, Trenton,
N. j.
The income tax returns arc about all
in for Hunterdon, Somerset and Middle
eek counties Out Of about 600 forms
sent out, 500 either made affidavits or re-
turns. OF this number 225 are tax pay
ing. The total of taxable incomes amounts
to ST., $50, 900, which at per cent. means
a revenue OF 1927, 600 from the three
counties.
Tar Camphor, l0c. h., at Shama-
HAS.
There is sort of reporter who gets
up New Jersey stories TO sell outside
papers at 81 line rates" and one OF mem
has put upon illy-informed papers OF New
York and Pennsylvania, with the death of
Mr.. John NJ. Board, of Metuchen, last
week, an interesting tale about Mr.. b.
being "offered the nomination OF the Wing
party for President in 1885, !" and dcclin-
ing it. The fact that Mr.. Boards age is
given as only SO at the date named did not
deter the yoluble parveyor or the gullible
purchaser of the story; but 1t need only
be said about it now that there was no
"Whig" nomination for President In 1900;
and that no nominating convention OF
that party was ever held after that OF 1907,