The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1892-10-12
Post 20 Band, Of this city, has an Ell


Post 20 Band, of this city, has an en-
gagement TO play at Bayonne City, on
Columbus Day, the 2lst inst
Quite hail storm visited this vicini-
ty on Wednesday afternoon Of last week.
We hear OF no damage being done.
MIR. Richard Fl. Wilson, of Stockton;
had an attack of apoplexy last Sunday,
and is still in very dangerous condition.
Sec vreeland's Monster Minstrel Car
nival, Friday evening, Oct. l4th.
john Hunt aud John Ledger have
each opened new stone qnarries, the for
mer one at Brookville aud the latter one at
Prallsville.
III. F. Bodine, of Locktown, has been
appointed as one Of the judges Of the
Worlds Fair Exhibits by the State Board
of Agriculture.
"A large calender at the lower rubber
mill broke on Saturday morning OF last
week and the mill was shut down until
the machinery was repaired.
MIR. Jas. Il. Callan has withdrawn as
candidate for Assembly before the Dem
ocratic Convention of the First District.
This opens the way for general scramble
for the nomination.
II have recently added stock Of or
gans to my telegraph business and will
sell them away down for cash or on easy
yments. Call and see me at the Postal
graph office. 81. PIoEERINa.
large coal oil lamp caught fire 10
Hunts stove store on Wednes-
ering Of last week, but before any
~ ; e was dene, the lamp was gotten
81 and thrown out Of doors.
The Republican Assembly conven-
us are called to meet at Remington
next Tuesday. We have heard no one
named for the nomination In this district.
We understand that Mr.. VIM. B. Niece
declines q denomination.
Mr.. Arthur Deeming, the eccentric
comedian. for many years identified with
the leading road attractions, Is with Vree-
lands Ministries.
The large brick smoke stack ut the
lower rubber mill has been torn down,
since the new boilers have been put in, as
there is no further use for 1t. It was
also thought to be In danger of falling
over, as was proven while tearing 1t down,
it being almost eaten through In some
places.
The Red Mems Lodge Of Stockton,
paid visit to Keekuk Council OF this
city on Wednesday evening OF last week.
The visiting lodge was handsomely en-
tertained and treated to ice cream, cake,
&c. Pickering and Van Solver furnished
the music for the occasion. The visitors
returned home on the midnight train,
well pleased with their visit.
MIR. Con. Twomey's horse ran away
with Joe Lee, Cons clerk, down at the
county farm, near Moore's Station, on
Wednesday of last week. The horse
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committed suicide at bis country home.
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Some OF our exchanges are saying
that parties are travelling around the coun-
try trying to swindle people with con-
tract for a wire fence. They offer to give