The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1889-02-20

Look out for and carefully read the
big advertisement of John R. Trewin &
Co., the clothiers, in THE RECORD of this
week.
The Empire Dramatic Company will
present Douglas Jerrold's famous drama,
RENT Day." at Holccnlbe Hall, this
wednesday, evening. See adv.
The building No. 0 N. Union street
formerly the law Office of A. H. Hol.
combe, decd is being nicely fitted up,
and will be occupied by A. w. Smith as
restaurant.
The Seventh Regiment will act as
the escort of General Harrison when pass
ing through Trenton on the 27th of April.
| On the 30th the Division of tho National
Guard will 60 to New York.
DIR. Charles B. Leavitt has been pro.
NOTED from Assistant Surgeon to Surgeon
of the Seventh Regiment, N. G.. N. J.
DIR. Nelson B. 0liphant, formerly of this
city, has been appointed Assistant Sur
geon.
"A Rochester girl has over 100 sets of
cards, which she has received for Tulip
Soap wrappers. They are said to be the
handsomest collection of cards in the
state, and she was recently offered $25
for them.
-On Saturday of this week, Nathan
Fretz & Son will sell at public sale, at
the Bellemont House, ia this city, car
load of fine Ohio horses, suitable for farm,
road and family driving. See advertise.
ment, in this issue.
John Lilly, Esq had the misfortune
to slip and fall on the sidewalk on Bridge
street yesterday, injuring his leg SO that
it was with difficulty he reached home.
This is the third fall and injury to the
same leg within only few months.
MIR. f. Weisel will sell fine lot
of Indiana horses at the Bellemont House,
in this city, next Tuesday. Mr. Weisel
is well known to our people and bis repu-
tation guarantees that he win offer q
choice selection of stock. :, See advertise
ment.
Rev. DIR. VIM. p. Breed, late pastor
of the West Spruce Street Presbyterian
Church, Philadelphia, died in that city
last Thursday and was buried in Mount
Hope Cemetery, in this city, on Monday
1x.E H.. 4 Ill
known here, having married daughter
of the late Jos. d. Murray, of New Hope,
Pa. He often filled the pulpits of the
Presbyterian and Baptist Churches of
this city in former years. He was an
able preacher, an author of considerable
ability, aud noble Christian man.
The Hunterdon Democrat says: An
official of the New Jersey Central Rail-
road on Thursday last informed Geo. w.
Housed, the ticket agent at Bloomsbury,
that he was short $3.50 IN his account, aud
that the amount must be made good at
once. Housed went to Easton, and, upon
being refused assistance by two friends,
left without any money in his pockets
and had not been found at last accounts.
His wife during the day arranged with a
friend in Easton to make good the def
cheney, but has no knowledge of her hus.
bands whereabouts.
Jacob Case, 81 years of age, son of
J. V. Martin Case, who resides near Rea-
vile, has been acting somewhat strange
ly for some days past, leaving no doubt
but that his mind has become impaired.
Notwithstanding his friends had been
watching him, he managed to wander
away from home on Monday of this week.
since which time nothing has been learn
ed of his whereabouts. When he left
home he wore white SLOUGH hat. an Ill
ster overcoat aud high-top gloves. Any
information concerning him viii be thank
fully received by his father.
"A handy pamphlet has been issued
by the Pennsylvania Railroad Company,
which contains vast amount of informa
tion that will prove interesting to those
who intend visiting Washington during
the Inauguration. The book gives an
outline of the Inauguration ceremonies;
tells how visitors are to be transported,
gives information about accommodations
in Washington, and list of the promi.
nent public buildings, monuments and
points of interest to visitors. A map of
the city is included, upon which are
marked some of the points the visitor will
want to see.
Monday, March 4th, will be Inaugural.
ton day. 1t is not likely that many of
orr citizens will visit Washington, but
there is no doubt about great majority
of them visiting the Inauguration OF
new system of purchasing clothing, gents
furnishing goods. etc.-oNE PRICE AND
cAsH-to be adopted on the above date at
the corner Of Union and Coryell streets
(THE RECORD building, by John r. Ire.
win, who comes to our city highly recon-
mended as steady and reliable young
man, with excellent business qualities,
aud thoroughly acquainted with his bust
ness in every department.
800, 1000 is large sum of money to
invest in one security, but the Mechanics
Savings Bank Of Providence, r. l., has
placed that amount 10 the Debeuture
Bonds of the Equitable Mortgage Com
pany, an Indication of great confidence in
this investment company, whose sub.
scribed capital is So, 900, 900, with assets
of upwards of $4,0O0,OOO. Full informa-
ton concerning their Debenture Bonds or
Farm Mortgages can be obtained from
Geo. NJ. IIolcombe, Jr, corner of Union
and Bridge streets, who Is their agent for
this city. Your attention is particularly
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