The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1895-03-20

Special offer at Frank q. Frltz's
Photo. Rooms. Customers having one
dozen cabinet size photos taken and paying
the regular price, which is S. 90 per doz-
en-, are entitled to one 16x20 portrait by
paying $l.00 extra. This offer is for q
limited time only. 81
AT the annual meeting of the Liberty
Band, of this city, held last Monday even
| ing, the following officers were elected:
President-John Cruise.
Vice President-Wm. L. Thatcher.
Secretary-George Groome.
Treasurer-Charles A. Strauss.
Trustees-Geo. Roe, Chas. A. Strauss,
II. K. Kramer.
Leader-Cbarles A. Strauss.
| Assistant Leader-Albert Yos.
Janitor-H. X. Kramer.
Plano FOR SALE.-A second. hand
Piano for sale at low price. Apply at
THE RECORD Office.
Miss Mary O'Brien, who has been
carrying on the dressmaking business in
New York for a number of years, has
located al the northeast corner of Union
and Coryell streets, Id the rooms formerly
occupied by DR.. McGil. She has studied
and understands all the latest and most
improved systems of cutting, among them
the S. T. Taylor and Mcdowell systems.
She warrants every dress made to give
entire satisfaction.
Sixteen genuine Southern negroes
will give an entertainment in Holcombe
Hall on Friday evening of this week, the
performance being entitled Dixie's
Land. The company have brass
band, orchestra and some first class
specialties. At Morristown, Dover, Hack
ettstown and other towns where they have
played, the papers praise them highly,
and in some of the towns they have been
requested to play again. Reserved seats
on sale at Cochran's drug store.
Carriers Pills, 17c., at ShamaIia's.
The following changes will take
place in Delaware township and vicinity
this Spring: Calvin La Rue, from near
Mount Airy to G. w. Arnett's, near Oak
Dale; Harvey Warman and Joseph Car
ter to Solebury, Pa; P. S. Pidcock and
son from Oak Dale to Prallsyille J. War
rick from Sandy Ridge to Sergeantsville
Henry Croft, from Sandy Ridge to Row.
lands Mills; G. G. Barber, from Brock
vile to Locktown; Peter Seals, from
Croton, to Oak Dale ]. Slack, from Gro
ton, to Sandy Ridge.
-Dewsnop turns up again Some
years ago he swindled some of the people
of this city and subsequently carried on
similar operations in Wilmington aud
other places. The Washington IN j.
1Edings says:
"Lewis Dewsnop, who managed the
Lehigh gallery part of the time it was
located here, has got into trouble at
Stroudsburg. In that place he got the
secretaryship Of the Y. M. G. A. and
started in as reformer. Many Strouds-
burghers are now mourning the loss OF
their cash. Mr.. Dewsnop was seen in
town Wednesday.
The Phunny Phellows' Dramatic Club
of this city are now snugly located in
rooms on the second story of the building
on the southeast corner of Union and
Coryell streets (adjoining THE RECORD Of
fice). Their parlor is a beauty and the
sitting groom is furnished for comfort. On
the window-shades fronting Union street
the letters P. P. d. c." are nicely paint
ed, the work of d. q. Van Solver. The
members of the Club are now rehearsing
for an entirely new dramatic entertain
ment to be presented at Holcombe Hall
some time next month, positively their
last appearance before the public this
season.
MIR. Harry II. Evans, who for several
years was a resident OF this city and in
the employ of the Delaware and Raritan
Canal Company, was recently transferred
to Trenton, which caused his removal to
that city last week. AS a society man,
Mr.. Evans will be missed, as he was q
constant attendant at oil their meetings.
He was Past Sachem of Tuscarora
Tribe, No. IL, Improved Order Of Red
Men; Past Noble Grand OF the Odd Eel
lows Past Commander of Evening Star
Castle, No. 10, Knights of the Mystic
Chain, and its present Financial Scribe
a member of the Knights of Friendship
and comrade of Major G. A. Angel Post,
No. 90, G. A. r.
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