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

Huston L. Naylor has removed from
Buttonwood street to George street, near
Elm.
William Roberts has removed from
the farm of John Lilly to No. rs Coryell
street.
Our city election will be held next
Monday. Polls open from A. M. until
Up. NJ.
Among the 1904 prisoners now in
New Jerseys State Prison six are from
this county.
William Quick has removed from No.
rs Coryell street to North Union street,
near Delevan.
George G. Ruth has removed from
Clinton street to Perry street, between
George and Main.
-Trewin & Co. are showing the finest
line Of Alpine hats in Spring colors.
Councilman w. L. Dobbins, of the
Third Ward, has removed to Sergeants-
vile, where be will run small farm.
-Abner W. Cooper has removed his
residence from North Union street to
Clinton street, between Buttonwood and
Perry.
John Vannatta has purchased and re.
moved to the house lately occupied by
Stacy S. Johnson, on Union street, near
Coryell.
Six persons were taken into the Sandy
Ridge Baptist Church couple of Sundays
ago, Rev. q. A. Mott officiating at the
baptisms.
The fact that Hoods Sarsaparlla,
once fairly tried, becomes the favorile
Spring medicine, speaks volumes for its
excellence and merit.
Patent Medicines, dollar size at 75c.
SOC. size at 40c. Csc. size at zoe. i: if you
get it at ShamaIia's.
Under a new law Assessors must
send copy of their duplicate to the State
Board of Taxation before November LIST,
VI pay pendlty ol |OU.
The Board of Health of Rlngoes has
elected the following officers President,
E. II. Larowe; Secretary, Levi Holcombe;
Inspector, Dr. P. G. Young.
John S. Rockafellow, the oldest citi-
zen of Pennington, died at his residence
on Mine street early Sunday morning,
the Oath ult., in the 9lst year of bis age.
Before the adjournment the Legisa-
ture passed over the Governors veto the
bill making woman's property liable for
debts contracted for supplies for the
family.
Wanted, housckeeper. Inquire at
No. 40 Ferry street, or by letter to Box
10, Lambertville, N. j.
Beautiful Easter Dyes, cents, at
Shamalia's.
John B. Creed has removed from n
Union street to the house lately occupied
by John F. Pew, on Coryell street, near
Union, which property he purchased re-
Gently.
The revised fish laws of this State
prohibit the catching of trout before April
1st. Anglers should aim to enforce as
well as observe this feature of the fish
and game laws.
In decision of the Supreme Court,
rendered by Justice Reed, on Tuesday,
the 18th ult., the right of women to vote
at school meetings was affirmed. This
settles much mooted question.
The following are the polling places
for the election to be held in this city next
Monday: First Ward, Hbernia engine
house; Second Ward, Fleet Wing truck
house; Third Ward, Columbia hose house.
Many of the veterans in this city will
no doubt be pleased to learn that Colonel
William II. Penrose, who was Colonel of
the Fifteenth New Jersey Regiment dur
ing the war, has been made Brigader
General.
Piano FOR SALE.-A second hand
Piano for sale at low price. Apply at
The RECORD office.
Mrs. William r. Opdycke, the mo-
ther of Mrs. F. A. Rice, wife of Post
master Rice, of Pennington, died rather
unexpectedly at her home in Frenchtown
on Wednesday morning last, aged about
% years.
Over one thousand people attended
the public sale on the farm of ex-Sheriff
w. Howard Lake, near QuakertowD, on
Friday, the 22d ult. 1t was the biggest
crowd seen at public sale in this county
in many a day.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Bap-
list Church of this city have engaged
very popular Phonograph Entertainment
for Wednesday evening, April oath. 1t
will be very novel and pleasing affair.
Particulars hereafter.
Van Solver g. Son, Sign Writers and
Paper Hangers. Residence, 40 Ferry
street.
Rev. George s. Mott, ID. d., OF Flem-
ington, has been named as one OF the
commission for the erection OF the pro
posed State Reformatory at Railway. The
commissioners are to act without compen-
sation, except expenses.
1t is said a Hunterdon county farmer
makes the following proclamation on
sign board at the entrance to his farm;
"Any person ketched on these grounds,
or cows, or wimn will be label to find
itself IN a skrape." We should think SO.
Lovers of and dealers 10 the small
and succulent clam hereafter must beware
lest they transgress the law relative to
that bivalve just passed by our Legisla-
ture, which provides penalty for buying
or selling clans measuring less than one
and half inches in length.
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