The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1883-05-23
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Wednesday, May %, 1888.

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The New Jersey Christian Confer
ence will be held at Locktown, on the
95th, Goth and 9th inst.
The Frenchtewn Presbyterian Church
has rendered unanimous call to the Rev.
W. H. Ellison, CT Rockdale, Pa.
DO not forget that Gandey does all
kinds of plumbing, in town or out, and
keeps full line of pumps, pipe, &c. ct.
Rev. c. s. Conkling, of Stockton, N.
j., occupied the pulpit of the Presbyterian
Church, Frenchtown, last Sunday morn
ing.
"A nice cottage house, As east Perry
St. for rent. Six rooms. open hall, double
parlor and in perfect order. Apply to
B. II. Taylor.
On Sunday week, Rev. DR.. Mott, of
the Presbyterian Church of Remington,
preached his fourteenth anniversary
sermon.
Prof r. F. T. Pierce will fill the pull
pill of the First Baptist Church, this city,
Sunday, May %. Service 1890 A. NJ. and
7.45 P. M.
LAWN MOWERS The Pennsylvania
and Quaker City Lawn Mowers--the best
at reduced prices, at Gandey's Hardware
Store, 81 Bridge street. ct.
The Executive Committee of the 18th
N. ]. Regiment have decided to hold the
next annual reunion at Newton, fixing
the 10Th of September as the date.
"A few boarders wanted in good
location on Clinton st. For particulars,
inquire at THE RECORD office.
Martin Coryell, Esq, C. E., of this
city, has received a special invitation to
be present at the opening of the Brook Ign
bridge, tomorrow, and expects to attend.
The Trenton Times says that "Thos.
Riley, of Lambertville, was committed to
Jail last Thursday evening, for ten days
for drunkenness" And who is Thomas?
Go to Mackey's for your spring goods.
Go. G, of this city, went to Trenton,
yesterday, to take part in the inspection
of the 7th Regiment. The company wore
the new regulation helment hat for the
first time.
Yesterday morning, before Co. G
took the cars for Trenton, handsome
sword belt, the gift of the company, was
presented to Capt. G.. A. Slack by Adj
jutant Van Solver.
The time has come to make and cul-
tivate you gardens. You can find a full
line of garden tools at Gandey's Store, 81
Bridge street. ct.
The Gilroyn Brothers, who reside a
couple of miles west of Pennington, had
barrack of wheat struck by lightning on
Monday night week and entirely con-
sumed by the fire.
The New Jersey Christian Confer
ence will hold its annual session at the
Locktown Christian Church, commencing
on Friday, the 25th inst, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, and will continue over the Sabbath.
-Adjutant Van Solver, of the 18th Regi-
ment, was yesterday commissioned by
Gov. Ludlow as Captain, he having served
five years, which according to the Ma
tlonal Guard laws entities him to this
rank.
--Ex-Sheriff Richard Bells was released
from the County Jail on Saturday, the
18TH A friend was found to go on his
bail bond for $500. and the amount of his
fine Of 800 was raised and paid by private
subscriptions.
The Everittstown charge, which by
the Elders appointment, has been under
the supervision of d. M. Matthews since
the death of Rev. ]. P Daily, will have
permanent pastor hereafter IN the person
of Adds Albro, M. S., of East Green
wich, r. l.
There appears to be a concerted plan
on the part of some roughs to disturb the
meetings of the Salvation Army in this
city. They might as well understand
that they cannot do SO with impunity.
They will be dealt with to the full extent
Of the law every time.
"A friend in Philadelphia, whose name,
if given, would carry great weight with
it, writes to us as follows Gas one who
watches your success in the paper with
keen interest, congratulate you especial
ty upon the articles on local industries"
We have also received many verbal COM
mendations of these articles.
--Messrs. Joseph L. Kugler & Co., man
ufacturers of spokes at Stockton, con-
template transferring their business to
Martinsburg, West Virginia, as soon as
suitable buildings can be erected for them
of timber in that part of the country,
which is the reason for the removal
Hunterdon Republican.
Wouldn't it be good idea for the
newspapers in neighboring towns to get
their Lambertville news from the Lam
bertville papers. The taking up of mere
rumors and publishing them as facts leads
to some grossly false reports. AS an in
stance several papers have published
the statement that several houses were
unrsofed in this city by the storm of
few days since. There is no truth what
ever In the report
The Pennsylvania r. r. Co. has re-
Gently issued handsome pamphlet de-
scrptive of the watering places in New
Jersey. 1t is handsomely illustrated and
is supplied on application to the General
Passenger Agent at Phila., or to the
ticket agents at the various stations. The
descriptive reading matter is interesting,
and the information gwen is valuable to
every one who designs to visit either of
the New Jersey resorts.
-Gold--Geld--at Perrine's Cigar Store,
Church st. The Gold Cigar good as