The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1882-05-24

w cuAAesudyS MAY @4, 1909.
Mr.. c. Ainett is adding another ex-
tension to his furniture store, on N. Union
street.
--Children's carriages for sale by Titus,
40 Coryell street.
AN act passed by the last Legislature
allows Chosen Freeholders three cents
mileage in going to and from meetings of
the Board and its committees.
&C. W. Hetzel, Baptisttown, N. J.,
sells pianos and organs az remarkably low
prices. All the best makes supplied.
Write to him.
Rev. Walter A. Brooks, of Prospect
Street Church, Trenton, exchanged with
Rev. P. A. Studdiford, of the First Pres
byterian Church of this city, last Sunday.
John Naylor, son of Mr.. Geo W.
Naylor, of this city, had three fingers of
his right hand badly mashed by having
them caught in the calenders at
Mcoreadys Paper Mill, on Monday morn
ing last.
D. IT w;nars hv re,nss, of
number of soldiers, will preach sermon
on Sunday evening next, in the Stockton
Methodist Church, having reference to
Decoration Day. The public is invited
TO attend.
-"He is the happiest man. says
Henry Ward Beecher, "who can carry
the golden threads of boyisl enjoyment
farthest along through the web of life.
That's another way of teaching people to
60 to the circus.
Mr. ri r. Elv has sold his residence
onnos;ta tha Rant,st Cbnrcb on Bridge
stree, N Rev Father Ter Woert. of St.
Johns r. a Church. The binding. II is
reported, is to be used for church pur-
poses. The price paid was $3.50.
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The Beacon editor charges us with
buying peanuts at the Great Barnum
Show. Now why didn'the tell the whole
storvP The peanuts we're got for the
MONKEYS and he feels agerieyed because
he didn't Get his share. II was no fault
of ours.
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49,. - pa,,;na,o, ,ovt T,esday ar 10
A. d. A sermon will be preached by
Rev. DIR. Lowrie, of Ewing. In the af-
ternoon addresses are expected from Rev.
DIR. Mccain, of the American Bible So
ciety, Rev. DIR. Hanlon, and delegates
from other societies.
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agent in this section for the leading or
gans, and those who supply them at
second hand cannot sell as cheaply as he
does. Be sure to look at his Instruments
before purchasing.
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I =. 49,. s..,, .a.;nst u n
$3.50, MS $50. ~. - Ia .uro.a -
pay her rent to last April If she would va
cate the Bellemont House. The claim
was for $25. The jury gave verdict for
$3.50. Skillman for plaintiff-Sergeant
for defendant.
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=, a.. s';s,.,,.u 80 49, Ar u
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-. sesa let. uo,hrrs.
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anu a''o. "'".s' no1
the practice of corner and street loafing,
and Others should take warning.
From iof'5-'ise W ni'Y vases ', 'A"A
po1 nave occufreu ~ rc"'on 1"s Wv
past I'VE VI s'A weeNs. 'n' VIZ o
mostly 70 'he 'oea''on NV" ~
swamp NO no" VASES nav Do'.
ported iof 'ne PAST 'wo uays' anu - .
oeiieSed Inc WORST Is osef. no'e an0os-
ed oy ~ nave oee,i ''0Se's quaiAn',n'u'
ana there 10 h''ie aanRor u ''' spieau'"s.
al mating of the School Board.