The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1893-03-22

The painters are already beginning &c
beautify some Of our dwellings with fresh
coats of paint.
1T is estimated that th Readingtor
township snow bills will amount to over
81 900 this year.
There is some talk Of forming bi.
cycle club here the coming summer, to be
known as 1.-THE Hun,erdon County Wheel
men,
Look stTrewin& Co. 3 announcement.
of Spring and Summer Clothing and Out
fittings. next week. They Eave fine
stock new opening.
In Trenton 1t costs boys three dollars
to loaf around corners and BLACKBOARD
people who are passing. A little Of this
medicine would be acceptable in Lambert
vile.
The bill introduced by Assemblymsn
Chamberlin, exempting Parsonages from
taxation, which passed both Houses, was
signed by the Governor on the 18th and is
now law.
Subscribers who intend TO change
their place of residence on the first OF
April from one post sffice TO another, will
please notify US, SO that the address of
their papers may be altered.
One of the tallest men In Hunterdon
county died pauper 10 Delaware town
ship recently. His name was David Har-
don. He was over eighty years old. and
measured six feet and seven inches.
The newly appointed Justice Albeit
will take the same circuit which the late
Justice Scudder had-embracing the coun-
ties of Mercer Hunterdon and Warren.
He win preside at our next term of Court.
AS the name indicates, Halls vege-
table Sicilisn Hair Remover Ia a renewer
of the hair, including its growth, health,
youthful color, and beauty. II will please
you.
The rooms formerly occupied by the
Democratic Club on the second floor OF
Masonic Hall, have been rented by the
.sViolet Social Club, and have been nicely
furnished. and will be opened on Thurs
day evening OF this week.
--08e OF the large calendars at the lower
Rubber Mill broke down on Friday of last
week. The boot makers were thrown out
OF work Saturday on this account, but re-
sumed work again on Monday, the break
having been repaired on Saturday.
= Samuel Case, Of Frenchtown, who
had been at work at the harness shop iu
New Hope, for some weeks, was killed go
The railroad at Phillipsburg. last Sunday.
He worked at Parker's harness shop 10
this city, during the winter of 9l-'92.
Improvements to the Weeden prop
erty ON Bridge street, have been going On
all winter. The interior has been COM
pletely torn out, and almost everything 10
new. As soon as tue weather permits,
the outside improvements viii be pushed
10 completion.
-Donnelly's clothing store, Taylor
Opera House, Trenton, is stocked for the
spring trade. This store carries heavy
line of goods. OF the best and most fash
ionable makes, and we know by actual
test that the prices compare very favora-
bly, with the stores 10 the large cities.
See the Dew adv.
The Postal Telegraph gives the best
service to its patrons. Try 1t and con.
vince yourself.
"A peculiar accident occurred to John
Reinert, confectioner, Of this city, while
driving near Brownsburg. Bucks county,
Pa cne day last week. He discovered
bis wagon to be on FIRE, and owing to the
fact that the wind was blowing in an OPP
posite direction 1t had made such pro-
gress that he was barely able, with the
assistance Of passers.by, to detach the
team and gears frona the body, which was
entirely burned with the contents, causing
a loss OF about twenty-five dollars. 1t is
supposed that spark from lighted CT
gar ignited some infiammable articles 10
the wagon.