The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1902-05-28

NUN ANCH RU BBER CO. /,
At BRIDGE ST.
Burn the eaterpillars' nests now.
Buy your coal of Geo. W.Massey.
The season of sitting on the front
steps is here
Mems straw hats are growing
more numerous.
Has your presence made any one
happier today?
Suburban fields and woods are
abloom with wild flowers.
Chief Arnett tested the fire plugs
throughout the city Saturday.
Dealers in fireworks are begin
ming to plan for Fourth of July.
If cherries do not agree with you
sprinkle little cayenne pepper on
them.
California cherries are now in the
local market and command high
prices.
"A fine stock and big variety of
smokers goods, at Kline's, 80 Bridge
street.
Lots of men have gone to the bad
through their efforts to be known as
good fellows.
The annual choir festival of st.
Andrews Church will be held next
Sunday evening.
The army of potato bugs has ar
rived in the South Jersey counties un-
usually early this spring.
james w. Carroll of Jefferson
street, is again getting around, after
severe nine-weeks' illness.
The total amount of the State 8
appropriation for the schools of Hun
terdon county this year is $55, 433. 90.
Fred. Tiger, of Lebanon, has been
put in the county Jail on a charge of
stealing harness from Levi Barron. of
Baptisttown.
Philip Rockafellow has resigned
as local agent of the Metropolitan In
surance Company and is succeeded by
William Minor.
The 3D. annual picnic of the Hun
terdon County Pomona Grange, will
take place at the old Fair Grounds,
Aug. and next.
The Delaware River Old School
Baptist Association will hold three
days convention at the Locktown
Church commencing to-day.
Farm Implements of all kinds at
HOOKER & STINTsMAN's,
New Hope, Pa.
Henry, son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
ID. Stockton, while playing Friday
evening, fell among lot of glass and
lacerated his right hand severely.
In preparing your rhubarb sauce
be sure not to cook in tin vessel, as
the acid acts upon the tin in such
manner as to make the sauce poison
Gus.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Town Improvement Association
will be held in the Friends Meeting
House, Monday, June I'd, at four
O'Clock.
Tobacco, segars, pipes, at Kline's,
30 Bridge Street. By far the larges
stock to select from in this city.
Although fishing in the Delaware
was poor last week one catch of 1875
shad at one haul is reported to have
been made at Rush Island fishery,
near Frenchtown.
Our merchants and others could
assist the ladies' Town Improvement
Association greatly by putting their
sidewalk sweepings in boxes, instead
of sweeping the stuff into the streets.
1T is reported that John Burns,
who recently removed from the Rim
goes Hotel to the Blairstown Warren
County, Hotel, has sold that hosiery
to Samuel Hoover, of Warren, for
$40, 900.
wall Paper as low as &c., 4c.,
and &c. piece. 90 styles to pick from.
Holcombe, 81 Main street.
Henry Wright, of Serg GAINESVILLE,
has sold his stock of store goods to
I. H Laws, of Milford, Delaware.
Immediate possession has been given.
Mr.. Wright will move to Stockton,
where he will be engaged in purchas-
ing apples.
"A fire was narrowly averted last
Sunday evening at the Centenary M.
E. Church. The insulation on an
electric wire used for lighting the gas
became ignited, but after some diff
Guilty was extinguished.
The funeral of Mrs. Amy G., wild
ow of the late Richard C. Hurley, who
died at her home in Trenton, was
held in this city last Thursday. In
torment in Riverview cemetery Mrs.
Hurley was formerly resident of this
city.
Two rooms to let. No. II South
Union street, suitable for dress
maker. ISAAC w. CLEvENaER.
The store in Masonic Hall, used
for many years as segar store, is
offered for rent. See adv.