The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1905-03-01

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-MacKay has a new adv. which is
extremely attractive ON another page
of this issue
Lent commences on "Wednesday
next which is known as Ash Wednes
day.
Announcement has been made OF
the marriage of Frank Brink, of
Stockton, aud Miss Lydia A. Will
helm, of South Easton, on Wednes-
day, February 18th.
Charles Corrigan, son If James
Corrigan, of New Hope, was badly
injured while working in the Bethe-
hem Iron Works. last Saturday. A
truck fell cutting off one foot aud sew
eral toes of the other.
The horse attached to the deliv-
cry sled of J. NJ Bancroft ran away
on Saturday afternoon owing to the
sled upsetting and frightening the
animal No serious injuries were re-
ceived by George Chapman who was
driving il but the sled was badly
damaged.
II. II. Nau Horn y Sons announce
a special carpet and furniture sale
IN this issue. This firm keep steadily
in advance with the times and have
department store rarely equalled
in town of this size. if ever. The
furniture store recently built is far
beyond anything in this vicinity IN
appearance aud up-to-date goods.
The pulpit at the First Baptist
Church will be occupied on Sunday
by Rev. William Conner who is just
completing his studies Mt Grocer
Theological Seminary and at the
same time conducting the passionate
of the Baptist Church at Berlin, n, J.
The regular communion service an
nounced for next Sunday has been
postponed until Sunday March 18th.
Manager MacKay has so far book
ed the following teams for the season
of 1905. As yet no games have been
arranged with Pennington or boy les
town but there is a possibility of doing
so. No games will be played with
Trenton Y. NJ. c A. as their guaran-
tee is too low.
The schedule SO far arranged is as
follows:
Saturday, April %, Murray Hill ;
Saturday, May 8, Saugerties, of the
Hudson River League; Saturday, May
IL, Nassau, of Princeton; Saturday,
May 20, All-Gabans: Tuesday, May 30,
(Memorial Day.. l game with Pearsall
A. G. of Jersey City; Saturday, June
3, Quakertown at Quakertown; Satur-
day. June 10, All-Cubans; Saturday,
June "a, Quakertown; Tuesday, July
4th, . games with Gloucester; Satur-
day July 30, the Cuban X-Giants; Sat
nrlav. July %. Wilmington at Will
ujn2ton; September >, at Trenton,
with Roeblngs.
jesse II. Smith, of Yardley, and
the executors Of the William Smith
estate have lost in their effort to pre-
vent the building of the Trenton
Yardley New Hope trolley line across
the Smith farm, near Taylorsville, and
doubtless the line will be completed
as soon as the weather permits. The
trolley company claimed Smith grant
ed right of way along his farm severa
months prior to his death, and thai
the permission thus gained, held
good As no mention was made in
the agreement binding his heirs and
executors to the bargain, the plain
tifls held that the contract ended with
Smiths death. Apr. /, Is the date
upon which the purchaser, Jesse II.
Smith, is to be given possession OF
the farm. and II is understood he will
refuse to comply with the further
conditions of the sale unless the
trolley company is compelled to DIS
continue the laying Of tracks along
the property.
Six business propositions by Hol-
combe, the House Decorator.
LIST. We have positively the largest
and newest stock of Wall Papers di-
rect from New York City to select
from for your Spring papering.
%. If not snited with our stock we
are prepared to show samples Of the
finest domestic and imported papers
that could be found in New York.
3D. The prices are positively the
lowest, quality considered, that can
be had anywhere. 8 per cent. cheap
er than sample books shown by house
painters.
4th. We can show you all the new
panel and decorative schemes that are
used in hanging it aud our workmen
can produce them.
9th. Our workmen are of practical
experience, ability, neatness and
promptness- our motto.
9th. you want yonr house paint
ed inside or outside, III colors that
harmonic and the best materials
used, get MS to do it, and when you
see it fini shed yon will wish you had
houses for us to paint all the year
round. HoLcoMBE, 81 North MAIN
ST, Lambertville, n. j.
IN A PERSONAL WAY.
Miss Mamie Lynch visited Flem-
ington friends last week.
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