The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1896-04-01
WEDNESDAY. APRIL /, 1896.
Easter Eggs Dyes. at shamalla,s.

is ~, 900, and the floating debt $27, 1885,
S3.
Ladies should visit the remodeled
Millinery Department at The, Grand
Depot.
Lieut.. Melvin W. Rowell, U. s.
Army, will visit and inspect Co. G, 7th
Reg't, of this city, on the Esd Inst.
Pure blood is the safeguard of health.
Keep the blood pure with Hoods Sarsa-
parilla if you would always be well.
-Ex.Congressman Cornish has been
chosen to represent New Jersey on the
National Democratic Congressional Com
mittee.
j. ]. Horn has resigned as director
of the Ringoes Canning Company, and
Edward Wilson has been chosen as his
successor.
Easter Millinery -beautiful-at The
Grand Depot. Reception and Display,
Thursday to Saturday.
II. II. v AN I1ORN " DON.
There appear to be few movings to.
day april 1s) in this city. Many peo-
pie, however, have been moving during
the past two or three weeks.
w. Howard Lake, proprietor of the
new ''Hotel Pennington" at Pennington,
will give dinner to the press of Hunter
don county on Friday of this week.
If you want specially.nce favored
segar, go to KLINE's, 30 Bridge street.
Division No. 8, Ancient Order of Hi
bernians, will hold grand sociable in
st. Johns Hall, in this city, Easter, Mon
day evening, Apr. 9th. Tickets $t.00.
The establishment of a shirt factory
can be secured anywhere il the people of
town will furnish the building and CAPT
tai to run it. Pennington is biting at
such scheme.
a." Lambertvlle Puffs are still going
up in smoke, and KnNE's Bridge street
obOlC hCCpo tnOhi SASiAoiNCiJs
Harry Stockton, son of Samuel Stock
ton, had the third finger of his right hand
cut off on Monday last, while at work on
tenoning machine at the Lambertville
Spoke Co.'S works
The annual meeting of the Hunterdon
Co. LEGAL Union, s. G. E., will be held at
Clinton on Tuesday, April 28th. A special
train will be run to Flemington aud Three
Bridges after the meeting.
Raphael, the Main street clothier, is
selling his goods at surprisingly owprices.
If you don't believe it, call and see.
You will be astonished. Spring stock
just in. -
Next Monday evening every fire conf
pany inzthis oityywill- hold an election for
delegates TO attend the convention 10 be
held the following Monday evening, to
elect a chief and assistants of the fire
department.
-Chamberlin Arnwine, son of the late
Opdycke Arnwine, of Kingwood town.
ship, and brother of John @. Arnwine. of
Baptisttown, has been appointed con.
ductor of passenger train from Philadel-
phia to Jersey City on the Reading r. r.
Clean, bright Walls add as much to
the good health and good nature Of
fbj91n and al
the prices offered by F. Ii. Cady, Of
Providence, r. l., see ad. (Which you
can select at your leisure and see right on
the wall you wish TO paper), no one need
hesitate about the expense, that IS sure.
He has customers all over the U. s. that
recommend his goods and methods OF
square dealing.
MIR. Geo. W. Massey has bought the
coal and wood yard, at the foot OF Cory
ell street, in this city, lately belonging to
Wilson Bray, deceased, and will take pos
session May 1st. He will extend the bus
mess In some directions by adding other
branches.
The umbrella member who attempted
to stab Sheriff Poulson few weeks ago,
and who was only subdued after being
put in irons, has been liberated. The
bad fellow was released on the promise
that he would leave Pennington and never
return again.
just received at The Grand Depot,
the latest styles in Capes for Easter
Dress. VAN HORN 81 Son.
"A number OF boys who threw stones
at Bucks county farmer one day recently
while driving through the lower part of
this city and cut his head open, were
arraigned before Justice Lyman last Satur-
day and fned. The justice read them a
sharp lecture and il they are brought be-
fore him again he will deal severely with
them.
Street Supervisor Massey has been
engaged for two or three days 10 digging
out the bed of the creek which runs north
from York street along the hillside. The
recent heavy floods have washed In fost
or two of gravel. No provision has yet
been made for larger conduit across
Main street above Elm. Until this is
done, that part of the town may expect
overflows of water during every heavy
rain.
uomanis headaches NAV come from