The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1897-05-05

to-day.
"A. S. BanGhsit, chairman Ct the
Board Of Assessors of this county, gives
notice this week of their meeting 10 Elem
ington on the 18th inst.
d. b. Case, of Baptisttown, who was
badly gored by bull last Summer, re.
Gently coughed up piece OF fractured
rib l inches long.
III. {. Dilley is putting down nice
flag stone pavement in front OF his dwell
/ ing on n. Union street. 1t will be fine
! improvement when completed
7. b. Naylor has removed his sta
tionery and wall paper store from Coryell
street TO the corner of Union and Bridge,
where he has fine place for displaying
his stock.
Hills Trenton Bread, the finest made
anywhere, sold in this city by Samuel
Walker.
Court met Monday morning and was
at once adjourned till yesterday on account
of the funeral OF Judge Hers brother,
the Rev. w. f. Herr, who was buried on
that day.
Judge Gummere called attention of
the Warren County Grand Jury to the
fact that Social Clubs in Phillipsburg were
said to have been selling liquor without a
license to the members of the club, and
directed them TO make an investigation.
-$25 buys a splendid new wheel at f.
II. ABRorT's, Coryell street.
An organ recital and musical enter
tainment will be given in the Methodist
Episcopal Church of this city, Wednesday
evening. May II. Prof. Walter j. kug-
Ter, of Boston. Mass, Will be the organ
isl, assisted by the favorite violinist Mr.
Edwin G. Hall, aud some noted vocalisls.
Remember the sale of carriages and
harness at the Bel!emont House, in this
city, next Wednesday The stock is re-
liable, and made by first class carriage
maker. See adv.
Geo. w. Sherer. commonly known as
"Wssh. -, died at Blossoms hotel in this
city, last Sunday at an advanced age.
lie had been in the employ of Dfs. Closson
Gather and SOM for about % years.
"A very handsome soda water foun-
tain has been put into Blossoms drug
store, corner OF Main and Church streets,
and the counters nicely arranged for a
big business 10 that line during the COM
ing season.
Last Monday night barn on the old
Hiram beats property at Brookville, be-
longing to Calvin Strimple, was burned
down together with it's contents. We
have not learned the cause OF the fire
A barn on the same site was burned four
or five yerrs ago.
The directors OF the New Hope Della
ware Bridge Co. have invited the stock
holders, many OF whom have never attend
ed one OF their meetings, to dine with
them at Van Harris, New Hope, on Satur-
day, May Sth, in commemoration Of the
tenth anniversary OF the reorganization Of
the company.
Five cents worth Of solid enjoyment
in "Lambertville Puffsn-Kine's popular
segar-Bridge street.
The Excise Board met last evening
and granted licenses TO eight hotels and
the pool room in Masonic Hall. A petit
ton was presented, signed by III per-
sons, asking that the license fee be re.
duced from $3.50 10 the old fgure-$lb0
but on motion OF Mr. Whyte the paper
was laid on the table before the reading
was completed.
The Emergency Hospital which has
been doing excellent work for five weeks
past, will soon close, unless some new
developments OF disease shall take place.
Ii is believed that six Of the patients will
be Tar enough recovered TO be discharged
this week Three cases that were receiv-
ed more recently will probably require a
week or two longer before it will be wise
to take them to their homes.
Next Wednesday evening, Mr.. Wal
ter ]. Kugler, OF Boston, will give an
organ recital 10 the NJ. +. Church OF this
city, assisted by a number Of other must.
cal artists. Mr.. Kugler has high repu-
tation as an organist, and is teacher in
the Boston Conservatory OF Music. Those
who wish to hear organ music at its best,
should attend this concert. The vocal
and violin soloists will give variety to the
entertainment.