The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1899-04-26
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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26. 1859.

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Cigars at all prices, and the best
in each grade, at Kline's.
P. X. Hazen, of this city, has had
his pension increased to IS per month.
Quite n number of our citizens are
suffering with an attack of the "pink-
eye
w. p. Thornton, of this city, has
received his discharge from the hos
pital corps of the L. S. Army.
Before purchasing your wall paper
and paints call Mt HoLcoMBE's, No 81
n. Main street. Large stock. Low
prices.
Two trees in front of Is. IL. Tay-
lor's residence on Bridge street have
been eut down, IL make room for i'm
proyements.
Post 20, q. A. II has accepted an
invitation to attend services Mt the
New Hope NJ. L. Church on the Sun
day evening preceding Memorial Day.
At n meeting Of the Pennington
Fire Department on Tuesday of last
week, William Fisher was reelected
Chief and o. p Chamberlin, .Ir., As
astant Chief.
\ young child of Mr. and Mrs. Ell
wood Metz. living on Ferry street,
had its arm badly scalded, on Sunday
last, by accidentally ursetting cup
Of boiling-hot tea
onion street, above Bridge, is re-
ceiyiug some attention from the Street
Commissioners. This has long been
needed and will be appreciated, es-
pecially by wheelmen.
Secretary Brown, of the Centennial
Il and l.. Association, informs us that
three hundred and eighty seven shares
ef the new series of the four hundred
allowed were taken on last Monday
evening.
Thomas Purtell, employed Mt the
p r. Il. shops, had the second finger
of his right hand badly mashed while
experimenting the unloading of some
iron from car, on Tuesday morning
of last week.
William Sproat, employed in the
planning room at the p. Il. Il. shops,
had three fingers of his right hand
badly mashed while handling large
piece of timber, on Wednesday morn
ing of last week
\ band of Gipsies held forth on
the Commons, near the Hill school,
few days last week aud this. Mum
bers of our citizens iourneyed to their
camp on Sunday last and many of them
Ind their fortunes told.
About fifteen hundred shad were
caught ut the fisheries ON this side of
the river ON Monday of this week.
Monday is the day for big catches, as
the tide-w water fishermen lay up on
Sunday and thus permit the shad to
pass up the river.
The many friends of Mrs. w.
Wayne Robinson, who recently passed
through n critical surgical operation,
will be pleased to hear that she is re-
covering rs rapidly as could be ex-
peeted under the circumstances. DR..
Mordecai Price, of Philadelphia, and
d. George L. Romine, of this city,
are the physicians in attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. James i. Carmody
gave an afternoon tea for their daugh
ter Mary, at their residence on Bridge
street., on Tuesday afternoon of last
week, it being her seventh birthday.
There were about fifty of her school
mates from St Johns school present.
After spending the afternoon III vari
Gus amusements, they were served
with refreshments, and when the time
of departure arrived each little guest
was presented with n bag of candy.
Rey. Madison c. Peters, ID. d., OF
New York City, will lecture in the
Eirat prnabvtnrion Church nf this city