The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1896-08-26
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UtRlu operations luis week.
-Ex senator Martin and family have
been spending week at Long Branch.
-Ex senator Martin is candidate for
the congressional nomination in this dis.
trct.
john Kearns, OF the First Ward, We
are told, is delegate to the Democratic
State Converts ion to be held in Trenton
to. day.
Peter Reilley, the mason, has nearly
completed his new residence on SouIt
Union street, cast side, below Clevenger'i
garden. 1t is well-built and neat look
ing house,
Fred. Coombe has begun the erection
OF twO-story brick dwelling house or
South Union street, west side, below
Swan street. Geo. Arnett has the con
| tract.
Capt. VIM. II. Slater, of Washing
ton, d. e., paid visit last week to hii
old home at Frenchtown. Capt. Slater
will attend the reunion OF MS old regiment
before returning home.
MIR. Jacob Schenck, who has beer
living at Belvidere for some years, has
removed to this city and has taken Mr..
Thos. Doyle's place on the way trains be.
tween Lsmbcrtville aud Trenton.
The Board OF Assessors OF Hunter.
don County will meet at Pennington,
GU Tuesday, September LIST, at 10. sc
a. m. All Assessors must either bring
the Field Book or Duplicate long.
by invitation, E. j. Probasco, VIM.
b. Sweasey, Amos Hcrten and Godfrey
Lenard, of the Union Steam Fire Co., OF
this city, visited Frenchtown on Saturday
last to assist at trial of their steamer.
-Everitt & Scsrborough's canning fac
tory in this city, began operations last
Thursday. They now have large lot
OF hands employed aud are securing some
of the finest tomatoes ever brought to
their cannery.
Harry S. Kl@sen, Cyrenus Slack,
Joseph Charaker aud A. B. sDuryes, of
Evening Star Castle, No. 10, A. o, X. of
M. c., are attending the Select Castle of
New Jersey at Atlantic City, Tuesday and
IS tl,;, ,,,o.I,
e. w. Forsyth, life long Democrat
and former city counsel of Morristown,
declares his intention of voting for Nc
Kinley and Hobart and sound money. He
says Mahlon Pituey will carry Morristown
by 600 majority, and the county by 900,
and be re elected beyond question.
Hires Rootbeer is strengthing, both
to the nerve and brain worker, as well as
to the physical athlete. Every household
should have it. 1t is the most delicious,
sparkling aud effervescent drink in the
world. A package makes five gallons.
Campaign parades will fad 1t very refresh
ing.
1t is now time TO think about laying
in the Winter supply of coal. L1rison
81 Marjarum sell only the best grades
thoroughly screened, which give satisfac-
ton. Order at either the uptown or
Bridge street Office. Pure spring water
ice, as usual. 80
Yesterday morning, while Fred.
Coombe, of this city, was helping to load
a casting at Coombe's foundry, piece Of
timber weighing % or 80 pounds, fell
from the top of the building where the
block and tackle were fastened, striking
him on the head, causing serious
wound. While not considered danger
GUS, the injury may keep him indoors
some days.
The 35th New Jersey Veteran Volun.
teers will hold reunion in Pennington on
Labor Day, September 7th. There will
be business meeting at the Lambert Boe-
man Post rooms in the morning. and after
dinner 10 the Opera House, speech max
ing and music at the Court House 10 the
afternoon. Generals Swayne, Dodge and
Sickles will probably be in attendance and
Governor Griggs has signfied that he will
also probably be there.
John McAuliffe, who has made him.
self somewhat notorious in this city as a
petty thief, has at laet gone into business
on more extended scale. Last Tuesday
night he helped peddler to board coal
train, and then threw the pack off and
confiscated it, while the peddler went on
in tho train. The peddler returned to
town next day, but McAuliffs was not
to be found. The peddler secured his
pack, which had been placed 10 the care
OF McAuliffe's uncle.
Edward NJ. Denise, Of Spring street,
Trenton, was killed yesterday afternoon,
about O'Clock, above Moore's station,
below this city, by being struck by the
locomotive of the Buffalo Express. He
had come up from Trenton on the pre-.
vious train, and was fishing along the
canal, standing on the track. The engin.
eer blew his whistle, but be stepped the
wrong way and was struck and killed.
His body was taken 10 Trenton on tho
p. NJ. train.
Farmer Joe Alvater, OF the Sand
Brook way, lately found his chickens
diminishing in numbers. and last week
set trap to catch the thief. Saturday
morning he discovered large strange
bird 10 the trap, 1t having been caught
and held securely by the toes. 1t is the
size OF a full.grown turkey hen, brown In
color, and those who have seen it pro-
nounce 1t q d-headed eagle. Farmer
Joe has the bird confined in a large
chicken coop, and 1t attracts much atlen-
tion-DenlOcr0t.