The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1897-05-12

Trenton, for the year past, has been re-
engaged at X. IL. Van Horn & Sons
stores in this city.
The Epworth League OF the NJ. E.
Church will hold its prayer meeting next
Sunday evening at Gas o'clock, led by
Rev. 5. S. Weatherby. Subject-"A
Good Name" Prov. % /.
Prof. J. Muscat, of Trenton, will
sing in the Presbyterian church OF this
city, next Sunday morning, and in the NJ.
f. church in the evening. Prof. Muscat
is one OF the foremost tenor singers of
Trenton.
The annual meeting OF the Lambert
vile Good Roads Association has been
postponed until next Monday evening at
8 o'clock. 1t will be held in the Fleet
Wing Company's house. Every member
should attend.
Best Of all-"Iambertyille Pulls
an up.to.date segar. Kline's, Bridge
street.
The Frenchtown Star says that there
will be d fair crop OF Strawberries in that
section, OF the later varieties. Although
the first blossoms OF the early berries were
blasted, there will be part of crop of
that variety that blossoms later, barring
future mishaps.
1t has been suggested by one OF our
prominent wheelmen that riders will
greatly add to the safety and pleasure of
riding il they will take the right hand
side of streets. BY this method, riders
going up and will be on the opposite
side of the streets from those coming
down, and will thus avoid the danger OF
coming into collision with each other.
Are you rupturedl Mr. Shamalia
has had 90 years experience applying
trusses. He will allow you to wear the
truss two weeks and then return the
money il you are not satisfied. Lady at
tendaut
To give an idea OF the vast number OF
eggs produced in this vicinity, says the
Pennington Democrat 4AdeertiSer, we may
mention that Hall & Son, the grocers,
shipped during the month OF April to
their trade along the Central Railroad,
over 1S6, 900 eggs, or 5I0 cases OF 80
4 -,
fleet that there are several other egg
shippers in this town, each OF whom
probably shipped as many more, it will
be seen that the egg industry is an i'm
portant one in these parts.
Some young men of this city, who
have given their minds very little work,
have invested 50 each in so called De-
tective Agency. BY the payment OF this
sum, they are supposed TO be made mem.
bers OF the force, and are furnished with
a badge and pistol. 1t is said that they
have the idea that because OF this badge,
they have legal right to arres. any one.
IL they try 1t on, they will probably dis
cover they have made very serious mis-
take. There is no end to the schemes
that sharpers work to catch "greenies".
"A fact that cannot be wiped out Is
that ]. II. Trewin & Co. are selling goods
at prices below out of.town stores. Some
people who have mania for buying
everything "In the city, may not know
it, but a comparison Of goods and prices
will establish the fact every time. Some
time ago great bargain was advertised
In one OF the city stores-''a boys suit at
81 50-regular price $4"-but at the same
time Trewin & Co. were offering the same
suit, same patterns and same makes for
81, regular price. II seems to be easy to
fool some people with the cry of Char.
gains, y but Trewin Il Co. 8 bargains are
In their regular stock. IL you don't be-
lieve il, call and look at their goods.
The Grand Commandery of Knights
Templar OF New Jersey held its annual
conclave in Trenton yesterday. The fol.
lowing officers were elected John Il. Roe,
Newark, Grand Commander w. II. Sea-
bring, Planfield, Deputy Grand Com
mander; DR.. Peter McGill, Lambertville,
Grand Generalissimo William b. Pugh,
Ridgefeld, Grand Captain General Rev.
George e. Maddox, Trenton, Grand
Prelate; Josiah s. Davidson, Washing
ton, Grand Senior Warden; Daniel Dema
rest, Passaic, Grand Junior Warden !,
Fred. ]. Wlese, Bordentown, Grand
Treasurer Charles Bechtel, Trenton,
Grand Recorder; DR.. q. ID. Adams,
Plsinheld, Grand Standard Bearer r.
A. Sberriffs, Elizabeth, Grand Sword
Bearer John d. Beegle, Asbury Park,
Grand Wsrder; Alfred T. Osmond, Tren-
ton, Grand Captain Of the Guard.
Hills Trenton Bread, the finest made
anywhere, sold in this city by Samuel
Walker