The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1892-04-13
New Jersev has increased her WI

New Jersey has increased her Worlds
Fair appropriation from $40. 900 to $780,
600.
"A regular meeting OF the Union Steam
Fire e CINE Co. will be held at the en-
CINE house, on Thursday evening, April
i4,b, at 7:s0 o'clock.
-Everitt d. Decker, printer, former
ly Of this city, has been appointed to Ill!
the pulpit of the N. E. Church at Port
Golden and Changewater.
An adjourned meeting of the Com
mon Council Of this city will be held next
Monday evening. at which time the new
Council will be organized.
Grand display of Easter Millinery.
The attractions will increase every day.
ais. RioHARD II. VAN HoRS & Son.
The Republican State Convention
will be held in Taylor Opera House,
Trenton, On April 81, for the purpose of
electing delegates to the National Con-
ventisn 10 Minneapolis.
Fine Winsefed Cabbage ready 10 set
out, also Lettuce Plants, for sale at Clev-
cnger's Garden. mr. 80.
MIR. g. J. Fisher yesterday opened a
branch store in the building on N. Uuion
street, recently occupied by Mr.. Wolf
niger. Mr.. Samuel Kerr, formerly of
Kingwood, has charge of the new store.
Constable Srope Is the most popular
Democrat In town, and s'got there" when
all the resi- Of the Democratic city ticket
was swsmped. We nominate him for
Qoyernor--on The Democratic ticket, OF
course.
While unloading rims at the Lambert
willie Spoke Factory this afternoon, Mr..
Simeon Tomliuson slipped and fell, and n
bundle OF the rims fell on his head, crush
ing the skull. There Is little hope of his
recovery.
Another nice plum for the Abb, ii
family. Leon ALBEIT, Jr., son of Govern
or Albeit. has been appointed counsel to
the Board Of Managers Of the Morris
Plains Asylum, recently resigned by
Judge Werls.
MIR. James Naylor, living on Ferry
street, while trimming tree last week,
fell and broke one Of his ribs aud other
wise bruised himself. SO that he was con-
nned to his house for some days and is
still unable to work.
Next Sabbath evening the first OF q
series OF sermons on temperance will be
preached In the New Hope M. e. Church.
Subject The Rum Sellcr--W What he Is,
and the Rum. Drink-er-W What he be-
comes" AL should hear the series Of four
sermons through.
John R. Trewin & Co., have a fine
stock IT Spring and Summer clpthing now
on sale. The amount, variety and quail
ty excel any former season, aud the prices
are surprising when you consider the
quality. Better stock and lower prices
seems to be the motto.
The Fleet Wing Hook and Ladder
Co. are negotiating for the sale Of their
truck, and II successful they will purchase
new one Of latest improved construction
and lighter to handle. They are also dis
cussing the proposition 10 put billiard
table 10 their house for the use Of mem
beers, with the idea that it will increase
the Interst Of their memoers In the Fire
Department.
--Gcorge Hyde. Of Pennington, while
snipe-shooiing along the South Branch,
on Monday of last week accidentally eli, /
: little daughter u Wilson Larue. The
child was near her fathers house and Mr..
Hyde mol seeing her fired II some birds
that dew between him and the house.
The chsrge 81 the gun struck The girl 10
the side, making = severe but mol danger
Gus wound.
"A store keeping one line Of goods on
ly, ID able to have a much bigger and bet
ter assortment than a store selling va
riety Of goods. Hotel, SO E. Slate ST..
Trenton, sells hats, caps, umbrellas and
canes exclusively, and he is sole agent for
the Dunlap hats--alI styies--lhe best and
most fashicnabls IN this cou0try. Also
other makes, ~ low prices. All goods
warranted 10 he as represented. No
shoddy. Silk hats forAhe season now 10.
Call.
Something new In Axes. Come 10
and Gee them VI Hsia's Hardware Store,
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