The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1896-03-11

-Ferty-three dollars, were Melted by
the Endeavor Society of the Kirkpatrick
Memorial Church at the supper on the
evening of the Oath ult.
Last Saturday night some person cut
glass out Of the side window Of Mat
thews' ice cream mandatory on Elm
street and stole some ice cream from one
Of the cans.
People wanting an auctioneer will
find Mr.. Irwin Hoff an efficient one. See
his card.
Mr.. ]. NJ. Bancroft, OF the firm of
Kerr and Bancroft, grocers, will remove
bis family on Friday from Kingwood to this
city, occupying house on Buttonwood
street, near Union.
God Liver Oil will build Up The sys-
TEN. Get the "Lofoten," at Shama-
fia's. Soc. pint.
Mrs. Emma Bourne, State President,
and Mrs. j. A. Powell, County Presi-
dent of the Women's Christian Temper
ence Union, held meeting for the pur-
pose of organizing a Local Union in Mil
ford last evening.
The Board OF Freeholders met at
Humphreys Hotel, Glen Gardner, on
Wednesday, Feb. Goth, and after viewing
the bridge near George Foss', unani-
mously voted to replace it with an iron
bridge of 80 feet span and double track.
Andrew Hoffman, young man liv-
ing near Pennington, met his death Fri
day afternoon in horrible manner.
While attempting to jump from moving
coal train at White House station bis clothes
caught in the cars aud he fell under the
wheels. Nearly the whole train passed
over his body, which was horribly mutila-
ted
Don't forget the public sale by Chss.
A. Skillman, assignee of Geo. V. Hunt.
at his store on Bridge street, of all his
stock of stoves, heaters, brass, iron and
tin articles and supplies, with tools and
fixtures, commencing Wednesday, March
18th inst, at 2 p M. and continuing from
day to day until all is sold -
"A petition has been circulated in this
locality to have the strip Of road running
through lands of Mrs. Mary Trout, near
Bowne's station vacated to public travel.
This is the strip of road which caused the
recent law suit between William Hart.
pence and Mrs. Trout, the latter having
fenced it from public travel, claiming
that it was not a public road. Cor.
Home Visitor.
An attack on policeman Cummings,
in last weeks Beacon, with reference to
his arrest of two young men, was grossly
unjust and must have been written with
out knowledge of the facts. One of the
young men was arrested for insulting
girl on the streets, of which the police
man was an eye. witness. Instead of be-
ing condemned for arresting him, he Ia
to be commended. Mr.. Cummings, in
his long service as policeman, has shown
excellent judgment in his arrests, and
no one who behaves himself need fear
that policeman Cummings will pounce
on him.
Choice lot of fancy pipes, and plain,
at KLINE's segar store, Bridge street.
III we may judge from the amount of
nice clean cut cash on deposit In the two
National Banks at Lambertville, $780,
7S0.16, the two iu Clinton, 1888, 900. 20,
and the two in Pennington, $500, 117.2l,
we should say that the near by first of
April has no terrors for several individ-
uals in this county. The six banks foot
up 81, 139, 1877. 63 in their vaults waiting
for somebody to chow how it may be in
vested to add still more richness to its ribs.
And there are the other two Banks, at
Frenchtown and Bloomsbury, to report
yet. The reports show the public conf
dence In these institutions. - ataterdon
Democrat.