The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1898-05-11
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WEDNESDAY. MAY II. 1898.
The day police is still on deck.
Buy Your coal of G. w. Massey.

A large pipe organ has been erect
ed in the Alexandria Presbyterian
Church at Mount Pleasant
William Boss has Just been APP
pointed postmaster Mt Pennington, to
succeed +. A. Rice.
Reaville is to have a creamery.
Boiler. engine and machinery have
already been purchased
The Sergeantsville creamery is to
be enlarged. In the additional space
Is To be placed a largerefrigerator and
a steam butter worker.
The Rev. Edward H. Conklin, of
Frenchtown, has been appointed pas
tor of the Methodist Episcopal Church
NJ Clinton.
The greater includes the less
Hoods Sarsaparilla cures scrofula. and
may be depended upon TO cure boils
and pimples.
The annual meeting of the Cen
tennia Building and Loan Associa-
ton will be held next Monday even
ing, at Thatcher's Hall.
Buffalo Emma's Wild West exhi
bited in McCreadys alley last Mon
day. to an admiring crowd of children
and larger folks.
Mr.. j. S. Curtis is building a
large addition in the rear of his resi-
dence on y Union st, corner of
Perry
Albert Bright had the thumb Of his
RIGHT hand badly mashed at Wilson 3
bicycle repair shop, last Friday morn
Ing. by being caught between the chain
aud slrocket of bicycle
Miss Katharine b. Larson, for
merly of Ringoes, and late Principal of
Bucknell Institute at Lewisburg, Pa, is
spending the week at H, L. beats,
Pennington junction.
Samuel d. Van Cleve, of Stockton,
Who has been dangerously sick with
pneumonia. has safely passed the crisis
Of the disease and is now in fair way
tn recover.
John H. Force. OF Titusyille, PROV
ed 10 be the owner of the horse and
wagon found at Dreahook, Readington
township. The horse had been stolen
from under the sheds at Titusyille.
!. ..4.,....t 80 ,,o1a laet Gatnr-
dav evening To hold special meeting
of the common council, but there not
being enough Democrats present to
control events. the meeting was not
held
John $. Wilson, VIM. X. II. Pitt
en4er, John F. Hunt and Henry Wood,
have been appointed by the County
Board of Registry to conduct the Dor
ongh election of the borough of Stock
ton. on May Path,
Late to bed and early to rise. pre-
pares man for his home III the skies.
Early TO bed and n Little Riser, the pill
that makes life longer and better and
wiser. S.-W. Cochran K Co.
The adv. of S. A. Finger last week
stated that shirts were selling at the
eyea{ low price of 50 cts. It should
have been anusuai Come to think of
it. however. aren't the low prices asuai
nj Fingers?
The admirable manner III which
the Democratic members of the excise
board Cooked after the interests of
the city when they put down the
hotel licenses, suggests that they are
capable of doing still greater deeds in
that line
The monitor Miantonomah, with
Lieutenant H. o. Rittenhouse, is now
at Havana The Osceola, Lieut. John
l.. Purcell in command, is also off
Havana, both assisting in the block
ade OF that port
Cigars at all prices, and the best
in each grade, Mt Kline's.
T.. w. Opdycke, the noted dealer
in horses, will sell another car load of
choice selected stock at his stables in
FrenchtowD, ON Saturday, May 21st.
A full description of the horses will be
found in our next weeks issue
John II. Stockton opened yester-
day new oyster and eating saloon and
" qnick lunch" in the new building
adjoining the Union House, on Bridge
street. He will also keep ice cream,
&c
K Il. Reading and r. A. Montgom
cry returned on Monday from their
fishing trip to Canada. They brought
home twenty eight fine salmon caught
by them. There was no rain during
last week in the section where they
We're fishing.
P w. Hartwell, son of ex-free-
holder Hartwell of Delaware tsp, has
sold out his newspaper, the Gten ROck
Item, at Glen Rock, York Co, Pa. He
has conducted it for about four years.
He formerly published the Hope'oeH
Herad
The F. O. S of A. and the Grand
Army attended service at the NJ. L.
Church last Sunday evening. The pull
pit was prettily decorated with flow
ers and flags. The church edifice was
filed, and the pastor preached an
appropriate and excellent sermon.
"Lambertville Puffs" are still go
ing mp in smoke. Kline sells them.
Gen. Robert F. Stockton, ex comp
troller of New Jersey, died at his home
in Trenton last Thursday morning,
Mr.. Stockton was son of the late
Commodore r. f. Stockton, Z. S. N.
and brother of ex-State Attorney Gen
eral John p Stockton He was in hi
9th year.