The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1893-04-26

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and improved.
The foundation is being laid for the
electric light building on the north aide Of
Arnetts mill in this city. The building
will be built mostly OF iron.
-Reba, oldest daughter of w. 8. Ent,
of Swan street. died on Saturday morning
last of membranous Group. She was buti-
ed yesterday (rnesdss) afternoon.
Thieves broke into the store OF II. F.
Armstrong, some time last Wednesday
night and got away with about five dol
lars worth Of groceries, besides getting
fifteen do liars 10 cash.
For Rent house adjoiniug the can
ming factory on Coryell street. Apply to
Mrs. J. Fl. Butterfoss, Church street. II.
The alterations and repairs having
been completed at the works OF the New
Jersey Rubber Co. in this city, work. which
has been suspended for some time past,
was resumed this week.
Work was commenced on Monday
on the new addition to the Boot depart
ment building at the Rubber mill. The
building will extend from the south side
Of the old boot room to Main street.
The Merry -go-round having establish
ed itself Ia the First Ward during the pre-
sent week, residents in the vicinity will
again be favored for some time with the
harmonious strains Of the hand organ.
There are sarsaparillss and Sarsapa-
rillas; but II you are not careful In your
purchase, the disease you wish to cure
will only be intensified. Be sure you get
Ayers Sarsaparilla aud no ether. 1t Is
compounded from the Honduras root and
other highly concentra ted Alternatives.
"A Stereopticon Exhibition, consisting
of large views ON slow the Other Half
Live" aud views of Jerusalem New and
Old, with descriptive lecture. will be CIV
en- at Lyceum Hail. on Monday Evening
next, May /. Admission-Adults 20 cts /;
children under IA years, 10 cts. Proceeds
for Rescue Work 10 Trenton.
"A new quarry for the manufacture Of
Belgian blocks Is soen to be opened on
Goat Hill. The quarry will be worked en- the
CO operative plan, about twenty men form
Ing the company, it being composed en-
tlrely Of EnRlishmen. We are told that
they mean to begin on "Washington's
rock, the weil-known land mark on the
hill.
Smoke '.LambeItvillc Puffs." Kline
sells them. Ole.
The fifteenth annual reunion Of the
survivors of the Fifteenth Regt. N. ].
Volunteers, will be held at Newton, on
Wednesday May srd, the anniversary Of
the battle of Salem Church. A commit
tee OF the citizens will receive and enter
tain the members OF the regiment, aud
they may expect hearty welcome. AT
IL A. NJ. business meeting will be held,
after which the public exercises will be
held.
Henry Fauss, an old resident Of Della
ware township, died on Tuesday Of last
week. He was the son OF the late SAM
uel Fauss, who used to manufacture the
old-fashioned eight day clocks, many Of
which are to day standing In houses
throughout the country. His funeral toek
place on Friday last, at the Lower Dun
kard church, Of which for many years he
had been consistent member. Rev. F.
F. Halsoppls preached the funeral dis
course.
-s.Lambertville Puffs" are the 60.
Kline, Bridge ct. sells them. Ole
MIR. F. T. Fritz has finer and larger
exhibit Of pianos In bis warerooms, on
Coryell street, than can be found In most
OF the piano stores In Trenton. Some OF
them are beautiful works of art as far as
the cases 60, and they are fitting enclos.
ures fer the interior construction that
produces tones Of wondrous sweetness and
power. Other cases are very plain and
neat in exterior finish but contain instru-
ments that will delight any cultivated ear.
People who want to see a fine collec.
ton, should call at No. 40 Coryell street
and lsok at the large number on exhi
bition.
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