The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1890-10-15


III any one has for sale view of Lam
bertvillc, please report to The RECORD
office. The public school desires copy.
Mr. 9th. Gordon, employed at the
Lambertville Spoke Works, lost the little
finger of one of his hands last Friday,
while running felloeing machine.
Mr.. Lambert Reed, of this city, has
returned home after an extended trip
through Colorado and Nebraska, in the
interest of the Lambertville Rubber 60.
MIR. William Melia, of this city, in
the employ Of the p. r. r. telegraph line,
while carrying a coil of wire on Saturday
last, slipped and fell down an embank-
ment aud broke his right arm.
While Mr. Henry Cunningham, em-
ployed at Carroll's grocery store, was ex-
aiming revolver in the store, last
Saturday, it was discharged accidentally
and the second finger of his right hand was
badly injured.
The Boards of Registry aud Election
of this city have posted their registry
lists from the different wards. The names
number as follows First Ward 354 /;
Second Ward $40; Third Ward 464-
Total 1147.
"A new eye disease is said to be cpl
demic in different cities of tho country,
and is thought by some to be the. forerun-
ner of another visitation of la grippe. 1t
is in the nature of what is commonly
known as 'spink-eye."
What is more attractive than the Mil
linery Window at ''The Peoples Store y"
OIL S. s.. VAN. HORN.
Miss Julia Magfudcr, daughter of
the late General John b. Magruder, of the
Confederate army, who held the ''Penin-
sula" against Mcclellan in the Spring of
1862, begins in the New York Ledger of
October Is serial entitled "Jephthah's
Daughter" The story is an exquisite
and artistic adaptation of the Biblical tale.
"A Hungarian, Jano Kajando, was ar
rested at Perth Amboy, N. j., last week,
charged with being one Of the murderers
OF Joseph Hepner, on the N. E. Penn. r.
r. He is now in Doylestown Jail. An
other Hungarian, named Jano Sabo, is
believed to be the second man implicated.
He, was at Amboy, but made his escape.
The Coat Department at the Grand
Depot is now complete. Drop in and see
the new styles, being displayed. Black
Astracan Capes, $3.50 and up. o.15-2t
From the quarterly returns OF the
Seventh Regiment, we find the total
strength to be 564 men. This is. divided
as follows: Field and Staff IL; Non
Commissioned Staff 9--Total 81. Co. A !.
So; B. 80; q. So; d. 81; E. 81 F. so
G. Sc; Fl. 62-Total 543.
ALL the latest styles of Wall Paper
and Window Shades, at A. II. Titus.
Last Wednesday morning as Louisa,
the 11-year-old daughter of John Hope,
of Clinton, was on her way to school, she
was attacked at the corner Of Leigh and
Main streets by savage COW, which
threw the child into the street, seriously
injuring her about the head and body, and
it was with difficulty that she was rescued
from being gored to pieces by the infuri-
ated beast
AT a regular council of Delaware
League, No. 10, l. o. r. M, held at their
wigwam on Thursday evening, Oct. 9th,
the following officers were elected for the
Uniform Rank:
Captain-Mahlon Lear.
LIST Lieutenant-W. Ii. III. Evans.
I'd observation-disclosures Monnier.
Choice, exclusive styles in Millinery.
Make your selections at "The Peoples
Store. !" ssSuch loves oflbonnets |" Exact
" the STYLE 8. =. VAN HORN.
-Dobbins, the Trenton halter, has an
advertisement in this issue, calling atten-
ton to his large stock. He sells first
class goods at very reasonable prices, and
those who patronize him will find all
goods as represented. No "shoddy !"
goods palmed of MS something else, as is
the case in many OF the so-cailed s'cheap'
stores. ,a
The. American Protective Tariff
League has just issued in pamphlet form
a complete refuta,ion of the claims OF the
Free Traders that our manufactured pro-
ducts are sold TO the foreign consumer at
lower price than for home consumption.
The subject of this document is export
Discounts aud il you desire copy en-
close two cent stamp to the American
Protective Tariff League, % W.. 2Sd st.,
N. Y. This Document is No. So. In or
dering use number only. -K
MIR. W. s. Black, of this city, has
purchased Of d. r. Hull q Co., OF New
ton, N. j., the business conducted by
that firm, consisting Of dry goods, fancy
goods, carpets, &C., aud will take poses.
sion February LIST, 1891. Mr.. Black was
formerly one of the firm of Walton &
Black, at Carversville,s Pa He was as
sociated with Van Horn Brothers, of this
city, for two years as salesman and is now
with John R. Trewin & Co., of this city.
His upright course and courteous manner
have won for him many friends, who will
wish him good luck 10 his new enterprise.
-Tiddledy Winks at A. 81. Titus.
Lots of fun. OIL
AT the Base Ball drawing, last eve
ming the following was the result;
Mahogany Clock-No- S91-Mrs. Harry
Barber. -. - :