The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1898-03-23
Buy your Coal Of Larision a Mar.


postmaster at Mount Pleasant, in thi.
county.
The rubber mill shut down 10
day, owing to break in some of the
machinery
A. B. Stockton is confined to his
home with and attack of pleurisy and
rheumatism.
The fisheries in this vicinity are
in full blast Some fine catches Of
shad are reported
Hiram NJ Hornor has been re.
elected clerk of the Board of Educa-
tion Of Delaware township
Scarlet fever has broken out in the
schools at Sergeantsyille and at Ser
geant's, and the schools are closed.
Clarence Wilmot, of this city, has
secured position IN the freight de-
partment Of the Penna T. Il. at Tren.
| ton
One Of the solid firms Of Trenton
is the Trenton Clothing Co. On the
first page they make their Spring an
nouncement
One of the finest entertainments
ever given in our city will occupy
Lyeeum Hall March esth. No one
should miss it,
Everett & Scarborough will con
tract for 200 acres Of tomates. Cali nj
office for seed about March 18th to
April 1851
B. L. Gunson, the popular Trenton
clothier, makes new announcement
in this issue. He is always up-to-date,
and knows the clothing business from
\ to q.
john Mangan has in his posses.
sion piece of genuine three-leaf sham
rock, sent to him from Ireland He
takes much pleasure in showing it to
his friends.
j X Haines, Piano and Organ
Tuner, formerly with Frank II. Fritz,
will continue the business of tuning
and repairing m23. Ct
4 Breeders Trotting Association
has been organized comprising the
counties Of Somerset, Hunterdon,
Union, aud Middlesex, and n meeting
will be held in Somefville soon to ar
range a trotting circuit
On our 18th pnge will be found n
new advertisement of spring clothing
by Trewin i Co., of this city. They
have built upa large trade by adyer-
Using goods that they really have to
sell at the prices advertised Call and
look at the stock.
The New Hope people were SO
clated over the securing of the silk
factory for that borough TINT they got
out then band ON Monday morning,
met at our station the managers of the
new concern, who came on from Pat
erson. and escorted them over the
river
! IT e','',i '"'i'''''i., !" De gwen al
~ ee'i' nut l'eAt nelt'"a evening"
is of exceptional excellence. 1t is not
often that so varied program is
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a horse beng driven by Mayor
WagS and Il. Is. Reading, on Saturday
afternoon last, took fright at passing
team, between here and Mount Airy,
aud ran away. Both gentlemen made
every effort to stop the runaway but
failed. The horse finally ran to one
side Of the road INTO ditch ana tire"
oo.i men o"', ''i' ioi '''""'eiN' o'S oi''
oeii'e pa'', y, Sn',A'" up 'nes "9'e ".'
ihIure'. ne morse i"'e" 'i ~
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The enforced idiehess OF the rem
lngtoh Pottery IL serious blow to th'
town. 1t IS felt III every branch oil
trade. by the stoppaSe OF work at the
pottery some thirty men and boys are
thrown ont of employment These
people spent the most OF their earn
ings here for household supplies Now
they are earning nothing, and the
pinch Is felt all around. The pottery
industry ought to pay in this town rs
we'll as elsewhere. Will not some Of
our ehtefirlslhS caPitailstS "hc Hoio
employment lor us lule iapor' we