The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1896-05-20
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WEDNESDAY. MAY 30, 1896.
-Chamois skins at shamalia' IS.

-EpWOith League prayer uAecliuB Duu-
day at 6 40 P. NJ, led by Mrs. NJ. H..
Pascoe. Topic" blossoms in Social LIB
erty."
Beautiful THE new embossed ard
gilt wall papers at Birds new store, one
door south Ct Coryell Call in and look
at them.
The catch of shad at our fisheries on
Monday was not nearly as good as that
of Monday of last week. Still it was very
good for ordinary fishing times.
All the best brands of smoking and
chewing tobacco at KLNB's, 80 Bridge
street.
Next Sunday; Maj. G. A, A gel Post
will attend service at the New Hope NJ.
E. Church 10 the morning and at the NJ.
E. Church in this city, in the evening
The ladies of the Reavile Presby-
terrain Church will give an Ice Cream
Social at The residence of G. B. Black
WE'LL Esq, on Thursday evening, May
Dist.
An officer Of the U. s. Fish G minis
sion visited our city yesterday afternoon
aud put in the Delaware 450, 900 young
shad. They were brought here in fifteen
large cans.
Byron f. Gunson, Taylor Opera
House, Trenton, is always up TO the times
with his clothing stock, and his prices are
rock bottom. See his new adv. IL anolh-
err column.
The station at Frenchtown, was
struck by lightning at an early hour last
Frdny morning, setting fire 10 the tele-
graph flee and dazing the operator, A.
it had gained Roadway
-FoR SALE-The best, cheapest Chick
en- and Pig Feed in the market $ll.00
per ton. ALFRED b. HaLooMBE.
The trotting and bicycle track which
has been in process of building for some
time, on the old fair grounds near this
city, has been completed, and Messrs.
Savage & Treflz announce in our adver
Using columns this week the charges, &c,
for its use.
The State Fish Commission has
placed 5000, geo Smelt in the upper
Delaware, at Port Jervis, and an equal
amount in the lower Delaware at Tren
ton, and also in Lakes Ilopalcong and
Greenwood. The entire hatch is esti-
mated at 90 100000.
z T. Smith, formerly of New Hope,
who boards at the Bellemont House in
this city, while leading a horse into the
stable of that hotel, last Wednesday, was
kicked in the stomach by horse standing
in stall, and was rendered unconscious,
and was badly hurt. He is now barely
able to he about the house
The season has come for ice, and
Llrison Il aljarum have fine stock OF
spring water ice that they are prepared to
supply to their customers. Orders left at
their oflce or sent through the post office.
will receive prompt attention. ~
Nicholas Weber, ST., living on South
Main street, while laboring under abber-
alton Of mind on Monday, cut his arm
badly With razor and the injuries would
have resulted seriously had not the
wounds been attended to promptly. MIR.
Weber has been sick for some months,
hut was thought TO he improving.
Tho sixth rally OF the Hunterdon
County Epworlh Union will be held In
the NJ. f. Church. at Scrgeanlsville, on
Tuesday afternoon and evening, May 26
The entire meeting will he devoted TO
consideration of the department of "Mercy
and Help" A popular speaker will be
present and deliver an address 10 the ev.
ening.
A little son OF John Thompson, sta
ton agent at Pennington junction, mar
rowly escaped being crushed to death on
Thursday evening week. While the
firemen were pulling the steamer along
Main street, young Thompson was knock
ed down. The wheels of the engine just
missed his body. How he escaped ser
ions injury is mystery.
AT Birds new paper store, Union
street, near Coryell, will be found fine
stock of window curtains and poles,
paints, &c. Wall papering done to order.
Joseph Wilson, who clelked in Mil
ford store at one time, and left that town
in 1856, died at Scranton, Pa, on the 22d
ult., aged about 70 years. His wife's sis
TER, Mrs. Elizabeth Lair, died on the same
day at her home in Philadelphia, and his
invalid daughter, Matte, was lying dan
gerously i'll at last accounts, her death be-
ing expected at any moment.
In order TO accommodate persons de
string to see Barnum s. Baily's Circus al
Easlon, Pa, Saturday, May %, the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company will run a
special train on that day 10 leave Lam
bertville 1885 A. NJ, stopping al oil inter
mediate stations, and arriving at Phillips
burg at s:52 A. NJ. Returning, the spec
ial rain will leave Phillipsburg at OLD I.
NJ. running 10 Lsmbertville, and making
the same stops.
HI. Nj. Horner, Clerk of the Board oil
Elucation of Delaware township, gives
notice by hand bills that meeting OF
the legal voters OF that township Will be
held at j. X. Wilson's Hall, in Sergeants-
vile, on Saturday afternoon, May Esd,
at A o'clock, TO decide by vote whether a
tax shall be levied for the purchase oil
text books and supplies for the ten