The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1895-02-13
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day at the post Office.
Many water pipes are frozen up
about town and great inconvenience is
experienced thereform.
The Great Council of Red Men of
New Jersey will be held in Trenton on
Thursday, February 2sth.
Since the recent post office robbery
at Milford two watchmen have been en-
ployed to patrol the streets at night.
Up at Frenchtown an ice dealer has
stored 10000 tons of ice ten and twelve
inches thick. The labor cost him 800.
The Trenton Interstate Fair Asso-
citation has selected September S0th to
October 4th next for the days of their
Fall fair.
When so many people are taking and
deriving benefit from Hoods Sarsaparilla,
why dent you try 1t yourself 1t is high.
ly recommended.
-Locktown Grange, No. SS, P. of H.,
will celebrate the twentieth anniversary of
the organization of the Grange on Friday
evening, March 9Th.
The next meeting of the Presbytery
Of New Brunswick will be held in the
Presbyterian Church at Milford, on the
second Tuesday in April.
-Epworth League prayer meeting at
the M. E. Church next Sunday evening,
at $50 o'clock, led by Mrs. M. II. Pascoe.
Topic--H The Shew Bread s
Under bill which has already pass
ed the Senate, Commissioners of Appeal
who are to be elected at the March cleo
tions will hold Office for three years.
The amount of the collateral inherit
ance tax paid to the Treasurer Of the
State of New Jersey last year was 1904,
695.15. The amount paid by Hunterdon
county was $2,297.s1.
The fifth annual reunion of the Vet
eran Association of the Second Regiment
New Jersey Cavalry will be held in the
rooms of Bayard Post, No. s, in Trenton,
on Friday, February 22d.
Patent Medicines, dollar size at 75c.
SOC. size at 40c. s; 25c. size at zoe. if you
get it at Shamalia's.
AT the meeting Of the State Board of
Education on Tuesday of last week, at
Trenton, the matter of the appointment
of County Superintendent for Hunterdon
was laid over until September next.
Persons who have been enlisted in
the work of collecting million cancelled
postage stamps in order to enable Grip
pied girl in the West to secure treatment
at hospital, will be relieved to learn that
it is fake.
The free reading room recently es-
tablished at Sergeantsvile by the Epworth
League is well stocked with periodicals
and is well patronized. Rev. II. F. Hol-
sopple has been giving some public read
ings in the room, which were greatly en-,
Joyeu ny those present.
Owing to the blocked roads In con-
sequence of the snow-storm of last week,
Mr.. E. w. Opdycke postponed his sale
OF horses at Frenchtown until Saturday
of this week, when he will offer fine lot
at public sale. For particulars, see adj
vertisement on second page.
One day last week, while men were
engaged in cutting logs in the woods near
town belonging to John L. Wilson, of this
city, they cut down hollow oak tree, in
which they found twenty five flying squir-
rels. They were all caught, boxed up
and sent to New York by Mr.. Wilson.
When your physician writes pre-
scription, get it prepared at shama-
las. Charges moderate.
I'm New Jersey there are "a, AL Odd
Fellows, 14,96s Masons, 70, $40 Knights
of Pythias, 967 newspapers, Al Young
Mems Christian Associations, 949 Chris
tian Endeavor Societies, GAL Epworth
Leagues, 288 Building and Loan Associa-
tions and 10, 675 United States pensioners.
Next Sunday evening the pastor OF
the First Baptist Church of this city will
begin course of sermons upon the sug-
gestive subject, "Streets of our city. :"
The first of the series will be, defective
sidewalks The sermons will be OF
special interest to property-holders, city
officials and all others. Come.
The annual State Convention of the
Young Mems Christian Associations OF
New Jersey will be held in Plainield
February 14th to 18th. A great many
prominent speakers are upon the program,
and it is anticipated that this gathering
will be one Of the most important ever
held by the associations OF New Jersey.
If you want specially.nice favored
segar, go to KIINE's, 20 Bridge street.
The Pope Manufacturing Company,
of New York, sent check on Saturday
to Detective Sergeants Pilger and Apple
gate, of Trenton, with five and naught
upon it. The detectives recovered BIZ
cycle of their manufacture stolen by
Samuel Brogden from tho residence OF
H.. Mason, TIT West State street, Trenton.
Court convened at Pennington on
Tuesday of last week for the trial OF jury
appeals. In the matter Of the proposed
incorporation of the Mayor and Council
of the borough of Junction, In the county
OF Hunterdon and. State Of New Jersey,
the Court granted an application for a
special election for the above purpose, to
be held at the office of e. p. Baylor U
Co., in the village of Junction, on the