The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1893-04-05
-Hervey s. Holcombe wants to paint

| -mIs Geo. TItco uaS puFCuascu VI A.
bert Loder bis two.story frame house on
South Main street.
Owing to repairs to the heller, work
was suspended at the LambertviIle Rub-
Der works on Monday last.
MIR. Chas Williams, OF. Phils., spent
Easter Sunday 10 this city with his father,
d. Spencer Williams
MIR. John Shannon and wife, OF Jersey
City, srent Easter here with Mrs. Shannon's
mother. They returned home Monday
morning.
"A large stone weighing about four
tons was blown Into the canal by blast
at Shanley's quarries on Wednesday Of
last week.
The stand pipe at the Lambertville
Paper Company's mills has sprung leak,
about half way up. and workmen have
been repairing 1t this week.
-Thos. Finan, who has resided 10 this
city for some years past, left for Denver,
COL, ON Monday last. where he expects
to reside permanently.
The Board of Registry Of this city
were In session 10 their respective wards
on Monday last, and IT issaid there were
many changes, especially 10 the Second
and Third wards.
Mr.. George Cook, 10 the employ of
the Lambeitville Spoke Co., had the mis-.
fortune on Monday last to sprain she mus
cles of his lef. arm so as to compel him to
carry 1t 10 a sling and 10 suffer considera-
BILE pain.
"A band Of gypsles passed through cur
city last week. The same band went
through DJylestown, Pa, on lhei- way
here, and stole a dog belonging to some one
10 that place. The owner followed them
here aud recovered the dog.
"Beauty" may be ''only skin deep"
but the secret Of beautiful skin Is pure
blood. Those coarse, rough, pimply com
plexions may, 10 most cases, be rendered
soft. smooth, and fair by the persevering
and systematic use of Ayers Sarssparilla.
MIR. J. " Rainfall, OF Newtown,
first-class carriage maker, whose annual
sales OF home made carriages, etc., have
become very popular and draw large pa
tronage from people who want good work,
announces sale in this issue Of The
RECORD, to take place on Wednesday,
April Goth.
1t you want choice OF styles and
sizes In hats, you will fad 1t only in reg
ular hat store. At Hotels, 3s L. State
street, Trenton, may be found store ex
clusively given to the sale of hats. All
the newest spring and summer styles are
now on exhibition and they are hand
some. Be sure 10 visit Hotels before
buying.
"A pleasing entertainment was given
In the Baptist Church last Thursday even
ing by the Y. p G. E. Society, the exer-
cises consisting OF "Whittier Memorial"
The songs, hymns, recitations aud read
ings were from the poets writings, and
the very pretty tabeaux illustrated incl
dents in whittier's pssms. a large audi
ence was present.
The Union Fire Co., on Monday
evening last, held special meeting, the
hour being 7:So. The vice president, who
almest always Is on hand. for some cause
neglected 10 put in an appearance. The
'boys," for joke, started with the hose
cart to nearby cigar store TO find him.
He was called out but refused TO ride and
stated he would rather walk. Walk he
did, and tbs meeting was soon organized.
-Hsw nice your house looks after Her
vey 8. Holcombe has used his brushes on
1t.
The "Trenton Benefit Dramatic Co."
has been secsred by the Emerald Bene
fetal Association Of this city. to give
performance at Holcombe Hall on Thurs
day evening Of next week, on which &C.
casion II will give the popular play, "Blow
for Blow. An entertaining performance
may be expected. The Emeralds will
give the proceeds OF this entertainment to |
St. Johns Or. CO. Church. Tickets 90,
So. and 20 cts.
Three young men of this city, who
were drunk on last Thursday night, spent
the early hours Of the next morning 10 |
pounding and kicking the doors OF some
dwelling houses on Jefferson street. This
IL not the first time that they have been |
engaged 10 such acts. This kind Of row.
dyism is supposed TO be fun by these
young men. They are known, aud may
land 10 the lookup, Notwithstanding their
respectable connections, IL they do not
cease their disgraceful conduct.
The young men Of this city, as we'll
as some older ones, have regularly organ
lied clubs, and some Of them have finely
furnished headquarters with pianos and
nearly all Of the amusements Of the day.
We have the "violet Club" the ''Clover
Club" the "Crescent Club; " the ''Olimpia
Club" and the 20 Club" which, with
Post 20, G. A. r., Ancient Order OF Hi
bernians, the Emeralds, and Co. q. Ma
tional Guard, keep open quarters for the
benefit Of their members. Thus you may
see that the Democratic and Republican
Clubs have no show Of living, and have
closed up for the next four years.
MIR. Charles B. Fisher, Of Trenton, N.
J. died at bis residence on Saturday last.
He was the son.in-law Of Mr.. Samuel
PHILIPPE, formerly Of this city. Mr.. Fisher
was veteran Of the late war. He enlist
ed as private In Co. E, 10th Regt. Veteran
Reserves Corps. on August 9Th, 1861. for