The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1892-04-06
The l7th OF this month is Easter Sun

day.
Farmers, see Ribsam q Sons adv. on
first page.
MIR. William Reinert and family, late
~ OF this city, have removed to Trenton.
Mr.. Elwood Emerson and family,
lately of this city, have removed to a
farm near Princeton.
Some changes have been made in the
time table of the N. E. Penn. Extension
from New Hope. See adv.
Fine Wintered Cabbage ready to set
out, also Lettuce Plants, for sale at Clev-
enger's Garden. mr. 80.
MIR. Harry H. Evans, of Tuscarora
Tribe, No. IL, Improved O. of R. NJ, has
been appointed District Deputy Great
Sachem of this District.
The Union Steam Fire Engine Co.,
No. /, of this city, have purchased new
flag, which they purpose throwing to the
breeze on allholidays and extra occasions.
The firemen Of this city presented
Chief Phillip Freudenmacher. of the Tren-
ton Fire Department, with beautiful
boquet Of flowers on bis retirement as
Chief Of the Volunteer Department on
Monday last.
"A company has Just been organized
- nonnd TlrnaL ~ y,,aba annarofuo for
sterilizing and purifying water, under a
patent by DR.. s. L. West. Mr.. Sylvanus
Ayers, Jr., formerly of this city, Is one of
the Directors and the Treasurer of the
company.
There are unmistakable signs Of
greater progress than hitherto made to be
seen at "The Peoples Store" ap 8
Nine persons were baptized last We'd
nesday, at the Sandy Ridge Church, by
Rev. Mr. Ssgebeer, of Pennington. These
were some of the converts at the extra
meetings held by the late Rev. G. II. Lari-
son few weeks ago, assisted by Rev. Mr..
5agebeer.
Lawyer Crossley, of Trenton, has
been retained by Editor Shrope of the
New Jersey Telegram in bis suit against
Mr.. Peter Wilkes. of that city, to recover
$4,000 damages for injuries inflicted up-
on him last Fall In the saloon OF Upde-
grove q Let's.
Largest stock, lowest prices. all the
latest styles of Wall Paper and Window
Shades, at A. II. Trrus', 3s N. Union
street. mr.. %.
Thomas, son of Phineas Bailey, of
West Amwell township, aged between
four and i've years, mashed the index
finger OF hls left hand on Monday, by get
ting 1t in the cog wheels Of corn shelter.
DR.. F. w. LARSON amputated the finger
as 1t was so greatly injured as to be use
less.
The Pbiilipsburg Democrat says:
sit ia currently reported that the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company intends put
ting flyer on that will reach New York
city In two hours. It Is to run from
Phillipsburg via Trenton. Easton BUSH
ness men and others are urging the COM
pauy to put the train on.
On Monday evening last, at meet
ing Of the Union Steam Fire Engine Co.,
No. /, Messrs. William H. Moon, Newton
E. Slack, Augustus Blackwell and Chas.
NJ. Carries, were appointed delegates TO
the Firemen's Convention to be held on
Monday evening, April 18th. 10 elect
Chief and two Assistants for the Depart
ment.
Post 20 Band, Of this city, played for
division Of the parade Of the Trenton
Fire Department, last Monday, and re-
ceiyed many compliments for their ability.
This parade was the closing up Of the
work OF the volunteer department Of that
city, and at IL o'clock midnight, the paid
department took charge Of all the appa-
ratus purchased by the city. The volun-
teer department went out in blaze Of
fre works, speeches, &c.
The rrohibitionists Of New Jersey
win hold State Convention at Masonic
Temple, Trenton. Tuesday. April 10, for
the purpose Of electing % delegates to
represent New Jersey Al The National Con-
vention to convene 10 ST. Louis, June 2s.
and to choose new State Central Com
mitsee. Each county will be entitled 10
10 delegairs. and in addition ] delegate
for each rs Prohibition votes and fraction
thereof cast At the last election.