The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1891-04-08
MIR. Wilson B. Rake, of this city, has
been granted an original pension.

plant have moved from this city to Mary
land.
The Republican nominees for the
Ward tickets are first-class and Should be
elected. Vote for The best men.
Mr.. George Black, of this city, has
charge of the Lahaska Station, on the
philadelphia and Reading extension.
MIR. H. W. Austin, of New Hope,
takes great interest in fine fowls. He has
some choice eggs for sale. See adv.
Delaware League, No. 10, of this
city, visited Tuscarora Tribe on Monday
evening last, wearing their new uniforms.
---Lorenza Monuier and wife, of this
city, will move to Trenton this week. He
expects to go 10 business there on his own
account.
Warden Everitt, of the Morris Plains
Asylum, has selected as one of his office
clerks and assistants Charlton A. Reed,
ESQ, OF Pennington.
-Ex-S Senator Moses X. Everitt, the
newly appointed Warden of the Morris
Plains Asylum, assumed charge at that
institution on Wednesday last
The mother of Jos. G. Moore, residing
on Uuion street, in this city, on Sunday
1.aR I'LL ~ nd ,la al
ribs and otherwise bruised herself.
TO strengthen the hair, thicken the
growth, stop its blanching and falling out,
and where it is gray to restore the youth
full color, use Halls Hair Remover.
Owing to the scarcity of houses in
this city on April LIST, Mr.. George W. Ar
nett's new houses on Union street were
occupied before they were completed.
"A more attractive or more tasteful
arrangement of Spring Millinery than is
shown 10 the windows OF The Peoples
Store, has seldom been seen in our city.
Jacob K. Wilson. formerly proprie-
tor of the Sergeantsville hotel, has re-
moved to Stryker's hotel, at Pittstown, Of
which he has assumed the proprietorship.
MIR. Edward B. Greed has reopened
the market formerly occupied by Edward
Croasdale (Hul's old stanJ) GU Main ST.
Edward starts out as though be intended
to make II 60.
MIR. Cornelions Werts, formerly Of
this city, now residing in Trenton, and
employed as brakeman on the New York
Division P. r. R., had the misfortune to
have his right hand badly mashed on Sat-
urday last while in the act of coupling
cars.
AT special meeting Of the Union
Fire Co., held 10 the engine house on
Monday evening, the following were
elected delegates to the city firemen's con-
vention Augustus Blackwell, w. s.
Robertson, Horace Hunt and Charles B.
Reading.
MIR. Thos. q. Hill, the well-known
Trenton caterer, died at his home in that
city last Friday, Of Bright's disease. Mr..
Hill was man of great force OF charac-
ter, thoroughly upright, and Of kind
and generous nature. In bis death, Tren-
ton loses one of Its best citizens.
Mr.. Asher Il. Stout has reopened the
market, formerly occupied by Charles
Servis, on Church Street. Mr.. Stout will
give 1t his best attention and will keep
good supply of goods in his line. He is
an accommodating and upright gentleman
and deserves patronage.
Somerset Uaionist Gazette 'Hun-
terdon county taxpayers who are grumb-
ling at their tramp expenses, should be
thankful that they are not so bad as they
might be. The town of Jamaica, L. l..
has just discovered that 1t has fed and
lodged 10000 Of these peripatetic nui-
sauces during the past months"
Mayor Coryell, who Is running as an
Independent Democratic candidate for
Mayor and Mr.. r. Il. Dilts, the regular
Democratic candidate, are making an
earnest canvass. The Republicans have
made no nominaiion and will vote for the
bes, man. 10 some instances be will be
Mayor Coryell and IN others Mr.. Dilts.
Either will make good Mayor.
= Buy one of the new Spring Derbys,
at Tfewin & Co.'s, and have your initials
In gold on the lining. mar. %
"A peculiar accident happened on the
Belvidere Division of the Pennsylvania
Railroad at PhilIipsburg, last Thursday
morning. The Buffalo Express was on
its way down the road, when the stove in
one Of the sleepers exploded with loud
report. The passengers hustled out Of
their berths half frightened to death. The
car caught FIRE, bu, The flames were soon
extiuguIshed. The train was delayed
nearly an hour.
III you want 10 catch new ideas 10
Millinery, call at The Peoples Store.
where can be seen the choicest, dainsiess
work Of an artist.
apr. 8. D ,. VAN HoEn'