The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1896-06-03

NC IICSDJtctiah 0SuSiai ASSSmOiy
at Saratoga voted 10 favor Of the G. E..
movement.
-Alvah A. Clark, once member of
Congress from this District, has been APP
pointed postmaster at Somervlle.
Under law passed last Winter no
road must be repaired with stone larger
than an inch square unless covered with
| dirt.
The trustees of the College of New
Jersey have changed the name from the
College OF New Jersey to Princeton Uni
versity.
-Epworlh League prayer meeting Sun
day at G.45 P. NJ, led by Harry Cooley.
Topic-"IIis Membership in the Jewish
Church.
Fishing for shad has been very good
this season, but it don't compare with
that for gudgcons, as indicated by the
catch on Monday night by the electric
pad man.
Choice lot of fancy pipes, and plain,
at KLINE's segar store, Bridge street.
The Delaware bridge between Phil
lpsburg and Easton, which has been in
the course of construction for months
past. is now completed and presents
fine appearance. 1t is a great improve
ment on the old closed structure.
Teachers DESTROYS of availing them
selves of the benefits of the Retirement
Furd must send in their notifications to
the Secretary of their Board of Educa-
ton and also to the State Superintendent
before June II, as on that day the list
will be closed
DO you need tooth brush Get it
| at Shamalia's.
The celebrated Cuban Giants will
play base ball in this city on Friday after
noon Of this week. One of their nine for
this season is Joe Trnsty, OF this city,
who is very popular with our bill players
and was for several seasons a member of
our home club. An exciting game may
be expected.
George Rocks, member Of Co. &,
of this city, was taken with hemorrhage
of the lungs while on the target shoot of
the company at Frenchtown, on Decora-
ton day, and was brought home in very
weak condition. lie has had other at
tacks since that time and is in danger
Gus condition.
Try can Of Hopkins Steamed Hominy
| Huled Corn. II is delicious. Full qt.,
| 1Oc. May 81.
Mrs. Catharine Warford died sudden
| ly on Sunday moraing last, at her resi-
dence in Frenchtown, aged 85 years. She
had been complaining for some time but
was improving in health. She was the
widow of Jacob Warford, who died many
years ago. Her maiden name was Sipcs.
She had three sons, who entered the
army and one of them fell in battle. The
other two preceded her 10 the grave.
"A sale OF the personal effects of the
late Stephen b. Smith will be held at his
former place of business on Ferry street,
next Saturday afternoon. Mr.. Smith col
lectcd great variety of tools for clock
repairing, the mending of light machin-
cry, etc, besides tools for almost all me-
chanical purposes. Added to these he
had a fine collection OF telescopes, aud
other scientific instruments, clocks, etc.,
all OF which will be sold See adv.
DIR. Readings tooth powder get at
Shamalia's.
"A change in the time table of the
BeIvidere Division went into effect this
week. The most important changes are
these The up train which has been
arriving at the station in this city at 9. 80
A. NJ, now arrives at 10. 90 and the
morning train to Pennington leaves at
$40 instead of 9.S3. There are other
slight changes, for particulars of which
see time table on 4th page.
Levi Ham, farmer residing near
Tumble, in Kingwood township, died
last week after long sickness. lie was
son of the late Joseph Ham, and resid-
| ed on the farm where he was raised the
most OF his life time. He resided few
years in Frenchtown and was engaged in
| the coal business, and was several years
| a member of the common council. He
married Emma, only daughter of the late
Michael NORMAN, of Frenchtown.
John L. Robertson died 10 French.
town last Saturday. He was son OF the
late Pearson Robertson, and resided all
| his life time in and near Frenchtown, and
was farmer. He married Mary, sister
of the late Jonathan Dilley OF Lambert
vile. lie was local politician and had
been a member of the common council,
and at his deceaso was member OF the
Board of Education. lie leaves a widow
and an only child-Lewis ID. Robertson,
and several brothers and one sister.
People who want an entirely fresh
and new stock of modern wall papers to
select from,-the largest stock in Lam
bertville, visit Birds new wall
paper store, Union street. second door
below Coryell. Prices the lowest. -
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