The Lambertville record., 1896-04-22
WEDNESDAY. APRIL %, 1896.
Moth Balls, or Tar Camphor, 10:cents
h., 8 lbs. for &c., at Shamalia's.

trees.
Major G. A. Angel Post, No. 20, G.
A. R., is making arrangements for Me-
mortal day.
The Central r. r. has declared its
regular quarterly dividend of14 per cent,
payable May l.
Major G. A. Angel Post, No. 90, G.
A. R., has passed resolutions favoring
the service pension bill.
If you want specially-nlce favored
segar, go to KL1NE's, 90 Bridge street.
Rev. B. G. Van Cleve has resigned
as pastor OF the Holland Presbyterian
Church on account of i'll health.
If you want to hear all about "Our
Times" Hear Rev. f. IL. Coopers ieci-
ure April Esd at the Baptist Church.
Make it a point to see that your
blood is purified, enriched and vitalized
at this season with Hoods Sarsaparila.
The German Valley farmers who
paid 50, 800 some years ago for Clydes-
dale horse disposed of their purchase the
other day for $50.
-Chas F. Baylor, dentist and resi-
dent of Clinton and vicinity during the
early '70's, died in Blue Fields, Nicarau-
qua, last February.
The Rockaway Valley r. r. is build
ing telephone line from Peapack to Nor
ristown. 1t already has one from White
House TO Peapack.
Charles F. Srope, Of Pennington, was
last week appointed Sergeant at Arms In
our County Courts in place of James P.
Riltenhouse, deceased.
The new board of freehelders in
Hunterdon will stand IL Democrats to s
Republicans, the Democrats having made
gain of one in Frenchtown.
-MEN WANTED heads VIM. Wilson Sc
Cos. cad" 10 another column. II any OF
our readers want work, write to them.
AT the sale OF horses held by E. Fl.
Opdyke, in Frenchtown, last Saturday,
Auctioneer Riley sold twenty.one head at
an average of 1920 per head.
Rev. Frank H. Cooper will deliver a
lecture in the Baptist Church of this city,
Thursday evening, April 2Sd. Subject
"Our Times" Tickets, % cents.
Warren Mclaughlin, the handed
twlrler of last years West End Club, Of
Somerville, has been engaged to do the
pitching for the Pennington team this
season.
Peter s. Parker b Son are as usual
ready to do all kinds of carpenter work
and jobbing. Parties who contemplate
building this spring or summer will do
we'll to give this firm call.
Rev. A. Wells, of Debruce, N. Y, the
new pastor of the Ringoes Baptist Church,
moved from New York State few days
ago. Hislwo sons, both young men, have
rented the store vacated by E. Ii. Viii
son aud intended to open it about May /.
The Frame Factory at Milford, will
cease operations May 1st, or as soon
thereafter as the present stock on hand is
worked up. The proprietors fnd 1t nc
longer profitable to continue II owing To
the light demand and the low prices at
which their products have to be sold for.
The LAmbertville agents of the Rex
Fire Extinguisher Co., will give test OF
its capabilities at Stockton on Monday af-
ternoon OF next week. The property
owners of that village are invited to be
present and see how soon big blaze can
be choked down by the "Rex"
-Trewin & Co. invite attention to their
new advertisement. They have splendid
stock for Spring and Summer.
There will be presentation to Major
c. A. Angel Post, No. 20, g. A.. r., oI
this city, OF beautiful silk flag, on Fri
day evening, May 1st. Short addresses
will be delivered, and music by the Lib.
erty Cornet Band. The exercise will take
place in front of the Headquarters, Union
and Church street.
Bids were received by the joint com
mittees of the Hunterdon and Warren
Boards of Freeholders, on Friday, the
10th inst, for building line bridge a
Asbury. There were nine bidders. The
contract was awarded to the VULGAR
Road &c Machine Company of West Vir
ginia, for 81, 100.
The season has come for ice, sn(
Larson & Marjarum have fine stock o.
spring-water ice that they. are prepared Il
supply TO their customers. Orders left a
their office or sent through the post office
will receive prompt attention. -
The Clinton Borough election, hell
on Monday of last week, was warmly
contested. The vote for Mayor resulted
in a lie between L. B. Baker, Republican
and Samuel G. Lunger, Democrat. Ches
ter Tomson, Republican, was elected
Town Clerk, and +. A. Esty, Jr., Repub
licap, Commissioner of Appeals. Th
Republicans elected five Of the six Coun
cilmen. The movement fer five-yea
contract to light the streets by electri
lights was defeated by five votes.
Last Friday week Peter V. Heath
switch tender on the Central Railroad a
Junction, was killed at that place. Th
High Bridge passenger engine, Enginee
Foster, was leaving the switches whel
Heath was knocked down and had hi
back broken. Heath did pot hear the en-
CINE approaching on account OF the nois
made by passing train. The engine RAJ
over him. The unfortunate man wasabou
fifty years of age and is survived by hi
wife and five children. The decease
,aa n y,euber of the G. A. r. and the X