The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1881-03-09

PIedcHiu taV Ma ~ Snutcn ~ ets'S pts3s ny q '
Sunday morning
IF you want EXTRA grades of FLOUR,
go to ]. E. HUNT's, No a. UNION STREET,
next door to Boozer's. March9-2t
Services CHS afternoon at st, Andrews
Church at O'Clock. Confirmation lecture
Friday at $50 A. NJ. aud 7.sO P. M.
IF you ike good oyster supper, buy a
ticket to the Grand Army Sociable at LARS
Hail. next Tuesday evening.
See the cat and read about it., in adver-
tising columns. s as
MIR. Fl. G. Hunt and Mr. Samuel A.
Finger, of this city, attended the inaugura-
stiou ceremonies at Washington, last Friday
.-Rey. Mr.. Meredith, of Trenton, delivered
a temperance lecture of much force, at Lyceum
Hall, last Wednesday evening The attend
'ance was small. ssfses w H.
MIR. Wen. -swab has opened marble
yard at the corner of Main and York streets,
In this city, with Mr.. A. 81. Miller as man
lager. A sfine stock of monnmentse tomb
stones etc., win be kept on hand. See adv.
Son. Weaver, late Greenback candidate
for Presidents, lis expected to deliver an adj
dress on the Areeuback theory, in this city
toward the close Of this month.
The Boozer Cadets second entertain
ment at Lyceum Hall, last Tuesday evening
was an excellent one, but il was not as. well
patronized as was the first. The net profies
were $4,000.
Company f. Of the 4sth N. x. State
Regiment, which had been to Washington.
attending the Inauguration, went up the
Beiyidere Division, on Monday, on their way
home. They arrived in Trenton on Sunday.
1T must be true because every one says
- Ksndalrs SPAWN Cure is the best thing
known. Read the advertisement.
REV. w. M Mick, pastor OF the Baptist
Church in this city, is confined to his house
with an attack of pneumonia His pulpit was
supplied last senday morning BY Rev. @. H.
Larson. aud in the evening by. Rev. G. S.
Conkling, of Stockton.
The fourth annual meeting OF the Lam
bertville Water Co wsll be held at the Office
of,the company to. morrow Thursday after
noon, at 8 o'clock. The Snperintendent's
annual report viii show that the company is
successfully managed and that a fair dividend
has been secured to tho stockholders
The Legislature drags along week after
week, without doing any business of particu-
lar interest to the people. II it would confine
itself to the passage of a few general laws
greatly needed, for the government Of cities
for the regulation of taxation, etc, aud adj
journ, it would do itself credit.
Mr.. Geo. NJ. Shamalia, who recently
purchased the property on Bridge street adj
joining his drug store, has begun the work of
remodeling it, It is to be fitted up for drug
store and dwelling combined, and ne viii
remove his store intosit as soon as the work
is completed, which will be ia the course Of
I've or six weeks.
Rev. Fl. G.. Williams, of the N. E..
Church of this city, preached his closing
sermon as pastor on last Sunday evening to a
large audience. He has served the church
faithfully for the past three years He is a
sound preacher, has good executive ability,
and is an excellent financier-the latter a rare
quality, aud avery desirable Que in apastor.
Who will succeed him herecannot be certainly
known untti tue c'vsx ~ S ~" 'ofosee' Wy y -
rurnored that Che pastor Ozone Of Tue churches
in Bordentown Is the choice Of some OF tue
leading members.
,5s,.--If you wish Al perfect Tooth Powder, try
Or. L. A. Readings. For sale by druggists
and fancy goods dealers. F. L. Johnson,
proprietor. Feb'ss4t
LAT the temperance meeting in the room
of the Friendship Social Society, last Sunday
afternoon. the exercises were conducted as
follows: Singing. by the choir Scripture
reading, by Mr. William Lauer.; prayer, by
Mr.. A. G. Barber; singing address, by Mr..
Rufus D. Naylor, Of New Hope !; singing,
and closed With the doxosogy aud benediction.
The President Of tae Society, Mr. John Sproat,
presided. The next meeting win DO held on
Sunday afternoon, March Goth. commencing
st4c'rlock, TO which the pablo is Invited.