The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1894-04-11
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The council will organize next Mon
day evening.
s.. s. Van Horn advertises children's
carriages, &C., in this issue.
s. A. Finger calls attention to some
specialties for ladies and gentlemen in
cur advertising columns.
The Grant Dry Goods Co, Trenton,
call attention to Ladies Wraps, &C., in
this issue.
-Characker 6 Bells are repairing the
stone crusher, preparatory to starting
werk on our streets.
For Sale--a Demasi scroll saw and
turning lathe cOmbined-suitable for an
amateur. Apply at THE RECORD office.
Rev. Mr.. Mickle, of the NJ. E. Church
of this city, preached an earnest sermon
last Sunday evening bearing on the license
question.
The great snow and rain storm which
visited this section last night, accompanied
by severe wind, ID very unsual one for
this season of the year.
ALL the new designs and colorings in
Wall Paper at A. FL. TRUSS.
"A regular meeting of tue Union Steam
Fire Engine Co., No. l, will be held at
their engine house on Thursday evening,
April 12Lb, at 100 O'Clock.
The 'sEpworlh League of he NJ. E.
Church will hold its meeting on Sunday
evening at $50 o'clock Suaject-"The
Lord Shield. Psalm g. Led by Miss
Clara Hunt.
The special meetings at the Baptist
Church still continue. Service every ey
ching this week. Five were baptized last
Sunday morning, and five or more will
be baptized next Sunday.
The revival meetings at the Finesvil!e
Christian Church, under The charge of Dr.
James Maple, Of Milford, assisted by Rev.
Philip Sailor, of Tullytown, Pa, have
closed. Some fcrty-two professed con-
version.
"A delegation of Tnscarora Tribe, No.
II, Imp. o. of r. NJ. of this city, paid
fraternal visit 10 Nesham Tribe, No. 100,
of Ivyland, Pa, on Wednesday evening
last, and report having received "A grand
reception.
S. w. Cochran & Co. are fitting up
the store adjoining the drug store, corner
of Union and Coryell streets, as a "soft
drink" department, in which soda water,
milk shake, ginger ale, and other drinks
will be sold the coming season.
VIM. Crossley, acelored man living at
Rileyvile, in East Amwell Township, has
been arrested in Trenton, charged with
committing rape on n twelve year-old
white girla Taylorsville, Pa, some months
ago. Crossley protests his innocence Of
the crime
Buy your Val Paper and have it
trimmed at A. H. Truss
Last Thursday evening, boy found
two S. bills near the Klnc's tobacco store,
on Bridge street. The bills were blowing
along the pavement when they were dis
covered. A colored man claimed they
were his and paid the boy 10 cents. The
boy thinks that the money belonged to
some one else, and asks us to call atten-
ton TO the finding. so that, if the bills
have got into wrong hands, they may be
recovered.
The long fight ameng the local De-
mocracy over the Flemingtou post-otfice
is at last ended, and President Cleveland
sent TO the Senate last Tuesday the name
OF Forrest A. Rice as his appoinlee for
Postmaster. Mr.. Rice is printer by &C
cupation, and has been employed in the
Office OF the Hunterdon Democrat for ma
ny years. He is an affable gentleman and
will no doubt prove competent and ac-
comodaling official.
We have something entirely neW in
IVindow Shades. We also have the
cheapest line in the city.
A. Fl. TITUS.
The famous "Wheeler Steers" the
largest In the world, one weighing 1000
pounds the other ZOO pounds, were on
exhibition last week in the rear OF the I'M
ion Hotel, at Pennington, and attracted
great attention. The steers were exhibit
ed at the Worlds Fair, where they took
the first premium, and have since been
shown in many towns and cities. These
immense cattle we're raised by John ana
Gay Wheeler, couple OF eccentric bFo'h-
ers, who live on small farm in the town
Of Genesseo, Livingston COUNT, N l..
The mother Of the steers was registereu
Durham cow which the brothers purchas
from Hon. Charles Wadsworlh OF YORK.
Livingston county. The father was
registered Durham bull.
Last Friday night burglars broke INTO
the New Hope pest office, after stealins
tools from James Murray's blacksmith
shop with which to force an entrance. Inc
safe (Which was left unlocked because II
was out OF order) was ransacked as wen
as the letter boxes and the entire room.
Letters were torn open and everything
nruedtopsy-turvey, but 1t is not known
that they got anything of value. 10 some
of the letters opened there were money
orders, but they were net taken. IL IS
possible that there may have been sums
Of money in some Of the letters but TINS Is
not known. The stamps and money haa
been taken by the postmistress from Tue
office aud deposited elsewhere, SO 'ha' Tue
burglars did net get what they expected.
The burglars stole hose aud harness
from G. F. Schabinger, the BAKER, anu
wagon, two blankets, and carriage ""'p
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