The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1896-03-25

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Joseph Carroll of Grover, recently
butchered eleven shoats whose combined
weight was, 4,S47 pounds.
"A course of Hoods Sarsaparilla this
spring may be the means of keeping you
well and hearty all summer.
The Japanese Wedding" entertain
ment at the Baptist church, last week,
was an excellent one, and pleased every
one who attended.
-Epworth League prayer meeting Sun
day at Gas P. M, led by Mrs. Amelia
Smith. Topio-"Temptation to Succeed
by Unlawful Means
The Democratic State Convention,
forthe election of delegates to the National
Convention, will be held Ia Trenton on
Thursday, May 7th.
The farm of Levi Case, in Alexandria
township, recently sold at assignee's sale,
was purchased by Edward Thomas, the
mortgage, for $3,577.
Forty three dollars were netted by
the Endeavor Society Of the Kirkpatrick
Memorial Church, of Ringoes, at the sup
per which they recently gave.
The law re-enacting the old fees for
Assessors and Collectors has been signed
by the Governor, and these officials will
have the same pay as formerly.
Mrs. Ann Van Fleet of Cenlreville,
died on Wednesday, 4th, inst of paralysis,
aged about So years. She was the mother of
the late Vice. Chancellor Van Fleet.
Try can of Hopkins Steamed Hominy
tHuled Corn). 1t is delicious. Full qt.,
10c. Mar. 4-vw.
WIN. Ii. Fulper, formerly of Elem
ington, has been appointed Paymaster to
the Naval Reserve New Jersey Battalion
of the West. He ranks as Lieutenant.
Governor Griggs signed the appointment
recently.
Allen G. Apgar, Freebooter from
High Bridge township, died suddenly at
his home near High Bridge on Tuesday
last. He was first attacked with la grippe
and then paralysis. He was sick but
twenty four hours.
Brakeman Isaac Chapman, of the
Belvidere Division, had his right arm
crushed at Coal Port, on Saturday last.
He was taken TO st. Francis hospital.
1t was not thought that the arm would
have TO be amputated.
Raphael, the Main street clothier, is
selling his goods at surprisingly low prices.
If you don't believe it, call and see.
You will be assonished. Spring stock
lust iu. 80
MIR. II. ]. Pierson, of this city, has
bought the Great Spring Paper Mill. near
New Hope, Pa, and will take charge of
it next week. The mill has good trade
in tissue papers. We wish Harry the
best Of success in his undertaking.
The Session of the First Presbyterian
Church of Alexandria, in Mount Pleasant,
have received eighteen new members by
confession of faith, thirteen of whom
were baptized in connection with the COM
munion service last Sunday morning
week.
ALI the best brands Of smoking and
chewing tobacco at KLINB's, 20 Bridge
street.
AT the election for members of the
Board of Education in Frenchtown,
Frank B. Fargo, Joseph Robertson and
James Kugler were elected. In King
wood township, Thomas McAlone, Thom-
as Jardine and William 8. Warne were
chosen.
The barn, wagon house and out
buildings on the farm Of Assemblyman
William G. Alpaugh in Holland town
ship, were totally destroyed by fire last
Sunday night, together with all his stock
and farming implements. He had his
personal property advertised for sale on
Monday. He had leased his farm to a
tenant and expects to move to Trenton
with his family when the legislature ad-
journs.
Rev. Titus e Davis, the New Jersey
transportation manager for the Christian
Endeavor Convention to be held at Wash
ington, d. c., has issued circular setting
forth the arrangements thus far made. lie
estimates that the coat OF attending the
convention need not exceed $22 90 from
New York city. There are to be three
immense tents and ten of the largest
churches of the city opened for the con-
vention.
Plenty Of Spinach this week at
Moore's Coryell street Market.
Everything now points to dissolu-
ton of the Legislature to-day. Both
Houses are hurrying business with that
object in view, and no doubt it can be
accomplished. The Governor is going on
cunning trip on Thursday, and that fact
in itself is an indication that Wednesday
will be the last day of this legislative
session. General Sewell was in town last
Monday night, comforting with the Re-
publican leaders, and it is well understood
that he wants sine die adjournment this
week.
Deafness Cannot be Cured
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