The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1894-01-17
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New Jersey succeeded in getting eli

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New Jersey succeeded in getting elev-
en- of the forty. five school awards at Chi-
cago.
1t is reported that about hundred
new houses are to be erected at junction
in the spiing.
The 18th meeting of the Hunterdon
county Local Union. will be held al Stan
ton, Friday evening, Jan. 26th.
Tile Perseverance, Paper Mill, which
has been Idle for some weeks, while un
dergoing repairs, has resumed work.
r. H.. Van Horn & Son offer some
bargains in this issue, among them some
wonderfully cheap lace curtains. See
adv.
MIR. Albert Smith, who has been con-
fined to his residence on Perry st, In this
city, by sickness, is again able 10 be
about.
Rev. E. M. Fleetwood. of Brooklyn,
N. Y, will preach in the Baptist Church
of this city, next Sunday morning and
evening.
Robert Milnor, bootmaker employ
ed at the Lamberivile Rubber Mill, is
confined to his residence with severe at.
tack OF la grippe.
Mrs. John Snowdep, residing on
George ST., in this city, is suffering from
severe injuries resulting from fall down
a flight of stairs en- Sunday last.
j. r. Potts has leased the basement
in the Hopewell Building, Pennington,
now occupied by John II. Stockton, and
will take possession in the Spring.
The specially selected segars and to
baccos sold by ]. B. Kline are noted for
their excellent flavor and good smoking
qualities.
-Ex-Sheriff Lake has removed to The
large residence formerly occupied by Mrs.
beats 10 Flemington. Sheriff Poulson's
family now occupies the Court House.
Branch No. 2, Emerald Beneficial As
ISOLATION, OF this city, will celebrate the
goth anniversary of the establishment Ct
the Branch in this city, on Friday evening
Of this week, with appropriate exercises.
The new road laid out across lands of
N. s. Conover, VIM. B. Carhart and AIDE
line E. Bird in Union township, in 1891,
aud contested in court ever since, has now
been declared illegal by the Supreme
Court.
The second lecture on electricity, by
Prof. Bracket at Lyceum Hall, last Fri
day evening, was deeply interesting and
instructive one, and was illustrated by
some beautiful experiments. Tickets for
single lectures 80 cts. or 81 40 for course
tickets for the four coming lectures OF the
course.
People who sell skins and furs should
be careful to deal only with firms OF
known trust worthiness. A gentleman liv-
ing near Stockton informs US that he sent
sixty.five skins to firm In Columbia City,
Ind, expecting to get taccording TO their
printed price list) about $50 for them,
but when the returns came he got Va 81.
He is not likely TO daal with that house
again.
"A large crowd was present on Sunday
evening last, at the so-called religious ser
vices that are at present being held on the
second floor OF the building known as the
book bindery, on Coryell street. During
the meeting, some one in the audience
shouted fire. Considerable excitement was
at once created and but for the timely ae-
ton of some cool-headed persons present,
a stampede that might have resulted seri-
ously was averted.
Pail styles of Soft and Derby Hats at
John r. Trewin g. Co.'S.
MIR. Jonathan Pidceck, highly es
tecmed farmer OF Pleasant Valley, died
at his home last Wednesday evening at l
o'clock, OF Bright's disease. lie had been
troubled with the disease for three years,
and about four weeks ago was taken to
his bed, after which he grew weaker un-
iii his death. He was well known 10 this
CITY. His funeral took place on last Satur'
dav at IL o'clock, from the Presbyterian
Church OF this city.
We will send the Scientific Amer
can and The RECORD, for one year, fo'
a. The Scientific american Supple
n,eat and THE RECORD for $3.50. The
Scientific american -Architects' ana
builders Edition and THE RECORD, FOL
$3.50. All four papers. for &c.. 10.
u. B. Kline, the Bridge street tobac
conist, makes special efforts to CAREFUL,
select his different tobaccos, segars, &c
When any goods fails to give satisfaction
to his customers he drops the sale at once
The United States come at the head o.
the list Of honey producing countries
There are estimated 10 be $500, 900 hivel
belonging to 10000 rearers and producing
81, zoe, 900 pounds Of honey yearly.
The expense Of our War Department II
1862 was 1894, 900, 900; in 1868 wa
s69s, ooO, 900; in 1854 was $500, 600, 900
in 1855 was 81, o8l, ooO,o 900.