The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1897-04-14
Easter DYES al Shamalia's.

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disease is thought to be intermittent
fever
Mrs. Lemuel Fisher, OF Allentown.
Pa, is visiting her father, John $. Hook
enbury, at Stockton
The State Board of Health report
that the death rate in this State is the
lowest in the past eight years.
Jonathan Hoppoek, Of SergeaulsyilIe,
has been teaching school for So years-37
of them in Delaware township. lie is
still at il.
All kinds of disenfectants at Shama.
las Bridge Street Drug Store.
September 2Sth is the day on which
the people will vote on the adoption or
rejection OF the proposed constitutional
amendments.
Easter morn will be ushered 10 at
Mt. Pleasant b. the first ringing of the
new 1000 pound bell which the Church at
that place has just been presented with.
ALI the latest novelties in fine mill.
merry have been added to our stock. The
result is a collection Of correct styles.
S. S. VAN Horn.
Hon. Cornelius b. Sheets died at his
home, in Union township, on the 9th inst
He was about 50 years old. lie was a
member OF Assembly from this county in
1859
Mrs. Jacob W. Garren, the wife of
the well-known restaurant keeper Of
Esston, Pa, died at her home in that city
on Friday, April LIST. She was iu her Doth
year and was daughter OF the late VIM.
Speer, of Frenchtown.
D. j. Smith, OF Somerville. N. j.,
has secured the contract for the mason
work on the new building to be erected
by the Remington National Bank, aud
the carpenter work has been awarded 10
Charles w. kafer, Of Trenton.
William Smith, aged 70 years, la
borer Of Stockton, after protracted
spree, attempted to take his life on Friday
last, by drinking bottle of laudanum.
lie took an overdose, however, which
made him vomit aud be will recover.
Faster Dyes, all celors, Shamalia $.
The Pfesbytery of New Brunswick
held very interesting session IN this city
yesterday The meetings will be conlin.
ued today. As our report is only par
tial, the business only having been par.
tially completed, we defer our report IN
til next week
"A crazy man, who gave his name as
Frederick Glazer, was found on Monday
standing 10 the river below the bridge in
this city. He had gone in up to his
waist. He said he wanted 10 take a
swim. Policeman Morse locked him up
in the city Jail for time,
Call aud see our beautiful display of
trimmed hats and bonnets at the Grand
Depot.
yelling G. slckel, Republican, was
elected mayor OF Trenton, yesterday, by a
plurality OF 2l35. Chas. H. Baker, Re-
publican, was reelected tax receiver by
a good majority. The next common
council will consist of II Republicans,
4 Democrats and citizens leaguers.
The Ladies Of the First Presbyterian
church of Lambcrtville wish to announce
that they have secured the services Of
Miss McGuire, OF Trenton, for the twenty.
eighth of April next All those who en-.
joyed her delightful readings a short time
ago, will be glad to have the opportunity
Of hearing her again. There will be a
musical programme in addition.
The i.Anuual Convention OF the
IIunterdon County w. c. T. r. will meet
April 2lst in the hall OF the w c. T. U.
on Church street. There will be meetings
all day. A Bible Reading in the after
noon, conducted by Major Hilton, will be
an interesting feature. In the evening
this noted temperance orator will lecture
in the NJ 4. Church. All are invited.
Some weeks ago we noticed a visit to
this city Of Joseph Warford, an old sol
dier aud former resident He boarded
at the Lamsertvile House for some time,
and left town on Sunday, March 2Slh.
On April 4th his body was found by some
fishermen below Trenton, and identified
by friends from this vicinity. There were
marks on his head indicating violence,
and it ia said that he carried considerable
money. He was buried at Morrisvlle, Pa,
Post 20, G. A. r., having the funeral in
charge.
j. r. Trewin & Co. announces some
Easter facts for their customers. See
adv on 81 page.
April Wisdom.
Be sure that your blood ia pure, your