The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1892-09-14
st. Johns Parochial School omen

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cHAs. A. SLACK, p. NJ.
st. Johns Parochial School opened
on Monday Of this week.
"A number of our sporting men had
money up on the Sullivan Corbett fight
The Democracy are in high glee.
Their new banner arrived on Monday.
We understand they intend raising it in a
few days.
Get your School Book and School
Supplies at A. II. Titus. s14
Two men, with as many bears, were
in town on Thursday OF last week and
delighted the young folks with their bear
ish capers.
The P. o. 8. of A. Band paid visit
10 New Hope on Monday evening and
played on the band stand in front of Van
Hart's hotel.
Harry johnson, member of Post 90
Band, has left town to accept situation
as cornetist In Geo. A. Hills variety show
Harry Joined the show at Parsons, Pa.
Freebooter Levi Reynolds, of the LIST
Ward, chairman of County Buildings
Committee, has charge of the work being
done at the Court House, III Pennington.
"A ''green goods man from Passaic,
N. j., has been trying to work some OF
his goods off on some New Hope parties.
He got hold of the wrong party this time,
and failed.
Another fight took place at the flying
circus on Saturday evening last, and the
principals were lockedup Fights were OF
common occurrence at this place every
Saturday evening.
The merry go-round left town to day
for Frenehtown. We have heard COM
plants from our store keepers to the eff
feet that people left their store bills I'M
paid to ride on the circus.
Buy the "White Wonder Flour. y
Fer sale by 8. F. MARTTNpRLL, cor. York
and Clinton streets. #
The work on the extension of the
Baptist Church edifce at Frenchtown is
being done almost wholly by the pastor,
Rev. Fl. A. Chapman, who is an architect
and builder as well as preacher.
Fall styles Dunlap Derbys, now
ready at Trewin 8 Co. s. s14-St
The Annual Convention Of the Hun
terdon County W. q. #. u, win be held
in the hall Of the W. G. T. u, of Elem
ington, on Thursday, Sept. goth. Full
particulars viii be given next week.
Rev. John Huffnsgle preached his
farewell sermon as pastor OF the Stockton
Baptist Church on the 4ih inst. He will
begin his labors as pastor of the Lower
Freehold Baptist Church next Sunday.
"A fight took place near the
Union hotel on Saturday evening last,
pctWcCH soshU poitiSs Wuu uuu occu itu-
billing too freely, but before any enc was
hurt, they were separated by some friends.
Austin 0. Bray, well-known resi-
dent Of Kingwood, died suddenly on
Monday morning Of last week, OF COM
plication of diseases, aged go years. The
funeral services were held on last Thurs
day morning. Interment near Rosemont.
Tell your neighbors what nice bread
the s'White Wonder Flour makes. For
sale by 8. r. MAKrrNDRLL, cor. York and
CLINTON streets. II
Drop work for day and spend it at
the Great Interstate Fair, Trenton, N. ].
Dates, September $500, 1892. 1t will
do you good to get away from your busi-
ness for one day in the year. Good for
you and good for your business. You'd
be surprised to learn how much you
didn't know about improvements 10 farm
and mercantile machinery Rubbing ell
bows with so many of your fellows will
do you worlds OF good. A sight of the
exhibits and amusement attractions will
afford you lasting pleasure. Ten hours
at the Fair will be better education for
you than you can obtain anywhere else 10
month. Take the wife along, too. Her
lot with its daily monotony Of routine
work needs the Frightening up which
visit to the Fair will give. The children
will enjoy 1t immensely. There will be a
thousand things their bright little eyes
saw which you overlooked, and you will
live over the Fair again for a month az
forwards with them. Everybody go to
the Inter-Statel
La circular issued from the Office Of
the Central Railroad of New Jersey on
the lst inst, President Maxwell announ-
ces that the company has IRE entered in
10 the possession OF all its railroads and
other property heretofore devised to the
said Port Reading RsilroaG Company
under the order OF the Court Of Chancery.
A prominent director is reported to have
said that this action would make no diff
ference in coal or freight rates, and that
the Central, as separate and independ-
ent corporation, will ssact Ia harmony
with instead of s'subordinate to the
Reading Company. That's all. In
other words, the injunction, it may be
said, will simply change the form OF the
railroad agreement, but not its essential
elements.