The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1898-04-06
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WEDNESDAY, APRIL e 1873.
1t is now Postmaster skillman.

Decoration Day is the next holi
day on the calendar.
We may soon expect to hear The
tate Of the peach crop.
Boy wanted 10 learn Painting.
Arply to S. Y Holden.
The Oak Grove postmastership has
fallen into the hands Of Carrot Van
paren
Get your tickets at once for the
concert at Lyccum Hall, Thursday,
April
=Ex-mayn Bray's residence ON the
hill has been greatly improved by a
new ceat Of paint
Tie Piano Club deserves we'll OF our
people Give them your presence at
the concert, April IA.
The Trustees of the Little York
NJ E. Church have decided torcmodel
their church building.
Hot Y Buns at Maekay's Bakery
80 North Union St, Good Friday
Leave orders Thursday.
Rev. A. Wells, pastor of the
Baptist Church at Ringoes, has offered
his resignation, to take effect in June
Farmers, read Ribsam's advertise
ment, bottom of local page. Big bar
gains in seeds and agricultural ma
chinery
The Office Of Man Friend, " Rev
Nm Porter Townsend, editor and
publisher, has been moved from
Tranquility to Frenchtown.
At You want a segar that isjust the
thing. my eLambertyille Pufls. J.
b hIme, Bridge street.
c. A. Skillman, Esq, took charge
Of our post office last Friday, April LIST.
lie will be assisted by the old force of
clerks. DR. Closson. the late post
master. conducted the Office in a very
efficient manner and retires with cred
1t.
1t is great leap from the old
fashioned doses Of bluezmass and hau-
seans physics to the pleasant little pills
Known as DEWITT Little Early Risers.
They eHre constipation, sick headache
ana hioGsness. S W Cochran y Co.
Lieutenant Hawley O. Ritten-
house. son If ex=Sheriff Rittenhouse
of dis county, has been ordered to the
Miautonomah, one of the new mont
tors, at once. The Lieutenant has
been stationed Mt the Brooklyn navy
yard foi. some time
Miss Mamie Hunt, daughter of
Henry Y. D Hunt, of Ringoes, while
riding her bicycle in the city OF Phila-
deiplia. recently, by some mishap fell
and fractured her knee. Since then
SHE has been unable TO walk. She il at
her home in Ringocs.
The freak season opens fairly well.
In addition those already named is
calf That was born on the farm Of
Peter Polhemue,at BaptisttoWn, a few
days ace. Its body is covered with
short, black wool and its tail, which is
aasnallv long, is destitute Of hair.
baUaesat- Idecrti8cr.
Children like it, it saves their
hsea. We mean One Minute Cough
Curc the infallible remedy for coughs,
colds. Group, bronchitis, grippe, and
and MI throat and lung troubles. >.
" Cochran 4 Co
T. w. Opdycke, the well-known
and popular Frenchtown horse dealer,
has gone West to select stock of
horses for his sale at Frenchtown on
Saturday, April 10th. lie will en-
deavor to get the best that can be pur-
chased Full description in next
weeks issue.
Mr.. \. I. Stretch is popular and
promising violinist Everybody likes
violin music He viii play at Lycenm
Hail, April II.
The Rev ". ". Motlett b. D., the
newly appointed pastor of the NJ. f.
Church Of this city, IS weli-known
throughout this State, and is man of
excellent requirements and highly
esteemed. He has been District Sup
eIinteudont of the American Bible
Society for many years. He will
oecupy the pulpit next Sunday. The
orchestra aud choir of the church will
furnish some very fine special music
during the day and evening.
Are yoa ruptmed .? Mr. Shamalia
has had 90 years experience applying
trusses. He will allow you to wear the
truss two weeks and then return the
money If you arenot satisfied. Lady
attendant,
The Taylor Iron and Steel Com
paay, Of High Bridge, in this county, are
getting ready to turn out sixty ten-inch
shells per week for the Government, and
rs many more as possible. The plant
viii be kept running day and night,
and in order TO facilitate the work n
second electric light generator has
been installed Part of the electric
current will be utilized in running
motors in the machine shop. The
shells are four feet long and weigh
over 500 lbs. each
Grand openingof Old Styles Papers
at new prices, from three cents up,
according to age and beauty. Also a
zinc showing of new styles in Spring
Papers at new prices.
A. II. TTUs,
80 n Union St.
A new gate has been erected at the