The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1895-06-12

Fire Company will be held in Gervas Ely's
woods next Saturday.
They are undertakes no more. Nor
tician is the new name and it rhymes per-
fectly with physician.
Whatever you buy at SIlamaIia's
is fully guaranteed. Your money return
cd If the medicine does not suit you.
The two oldest women in the Ever
ittstown vicinity are Mrs. Sarah Ritlen-
house, aged SO, and Mrs. Opdycke, aged
9S years.
1t is difficult to realize that the days
are almost at their limit and that ere long
the journey towards increased darkness
will begin.
Supreme Court Justice William s.
Gummere will sit at the Court House next
Saturday TO hear argument in certain cases
on certiorari.
"A large, substantial and neat porch
has been erected in front of the residence
of George Banchoff, Jr., corner of Union
and Swan streets.
The three leading secret societies of
Frenchtown have paid within the past
month $5T7 funeral benefits to the widows
of deceased members.
The picnic season is here and now
the young man can have real good time
eating luncheon on the ground, with his
sisters, and his cousins and the ants
The iron bridges that span Swan
creek, in this city, have just been neatly
painted. "Captain - Meskill did the
work, and did it in a creditable manner,
too.
The Committee on County Buildings
of the Board of Freeholders has given a
contract to ]. II. Crum, of Sergcantsville,
for putting new steel ceiling in the court
room. Price $500
=" Lambertvile Puffs arc still going
up in smoke, and KnNE's Bridge street
store keeps them exclusively.
The ladies of tho Kirkpatrick Me
mortal Church, of Ringoes, will hold their
annual festival tomorrow afternoon and
evening. All are cordially invited. II
stormy, next fair day.
"A new style of money order will soon
be issued by The Post Office Department,
and will be great improvement over the
present style. 1t will be much shorter in
wording and closely resemble a bank
check.
The employees at the works Of the
Lambertville Spoke Manufacturing Com
pany now work twelve hours per day,
commencing at 6 A. M. and quitting at z
p. M, with one hour off at noon. The
new order went into effect on Monday.
The annual commencement OF our
High School will take place on Friday af
tcrnoon OF next week, in the High School
building. For certain reasons, the Trus
tees deemed it best not to hold tho excr-
cises in the evening, at Holcombe Hall.
Patent Medicines, dollar size at Toe.
SOC. size at 40c. 25c. size at 20c. if you
get it at Shamalia's.
"A small child OF Amos Ham, of Flem
ington, died suddenly on Thursday last.
Mrs. Ham had just dressed the child and
laid it In the cradle for few moments,
while she attended 10 some household
duty, and when she returned the little one
was dead.
Lieutenant W. F. Skillman, Battalion
Sergeant Major Boss, Battalion Sergeant
Major Pedrick and ex-Serseant Skrm, of
Company A, Trenton, rode their wheels
to this city last Sunday. With Adjutant
Van Solver as their guest, tho party took
dinner at the Union House.
From present appearances the cherry
crop this year will be almost, II not quite,
failure in this locality. The trees bios
somed in profusion, but the fruit did not
set well. Raspberries and blackberries
also promise short crop, and email fruits
must be scarce and high next Winter.
AT Shamalia's you get the best quail
ity for less money than elsewhere.
Miss Hannie Joiner and Miss Sylvia
Green, of this city, are visiting relatives
in Belvidere. This "Wednesday evening
they will attend the commencement ex-
erciscs at the Blair Academy, Blairstown.
Among the graduates is Fred. M. Joiner,
son OF Frank s. Joiner, of Belviderc (for-
merly of this city,.
Chapter 342 of the laws OF 1895 pro-
vide that where the length of tho term for
which Commissioners of Appeal elect was
omitted from the ticket at the last town.
ship elections, the three persons having
the highest vote shall be deemed elected
10 office, and they shall determine by lot
the period of official life.
"A large number of markers for SOL
diels' graves were lately completed at the
foundry in Pennington for Lambert Boe-
man Post, G.. A. r., Of that town. They
are in the form OF badge fashioned after
knapsack, surmounted by an eagle. On
the face are tho figures As, the Post num-
Der. They are fastened to long iron rods,
to be driven in the ground. A hole is
placed in the top of each marker for
flag.
List of letters remaining unclaimed in
the Post Office at I.ambertville, N. j., for
thirty days:
Lafayette Abbott,
Eveiitt Burns,
Willie Cram,
Jos. w. CLARK,
Mathew Gaynor,
William b. johnson,