The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1884-11-19
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Wednesday, Nov. 10, 1884.

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The Lambertville Rubber Co.. are
preparing fine exhibit of their goods
for the Worlds Fair at New Orleans.
The Republicans of this city took in
their Blaine and Logan banner yesterday.
Preserve it. "The old ticket" will be
good enough for us in 1888.
Union Thanksgiving Services, will be
held in the NJ. E. Church in this city, on
Thursday, Nov. 9th, at 1890 A. NJ.
Sermon by Rev. ]. A. Dilks.
The new pews for the Presbyterian
Church in this city, have been received.
1t will be some weeks yet before the main
room will be ready for the re-opening.
DO not forget Prof. Keller's concert,
at Holcombe Hail. on Thanksgiving
evening. Reserved seat tickets for sale
at Cochran's drug store.
The Democrats in their jubilee in
this city, last Wednesday evening, carried
banner on which was inscribed "God
Reigns." That may be news to those who
voted for Cleveland, but the information
is at least six thousand years old. Some
how, our Democratic friends always man.
age to keep behind the age.
The parlor musicale at the residence
of A. II. Holcombe, Esq, in this city,
last Friday evening, was delightful oc-
casion. Not only was the music good,
but the ladies having it in charge were
pleased with their success in obtaining
funds for refurnishing the remodeled
audience room of the Presbyterian
Church, for which object the musicale"
was gotten up.
There is an enterprising party, who
is engaged in business in our suburbs,
who has been also dealing heavily of late,
in the clothing business. 1t appears that
he chose to bet with dry goods, instead of
money We understand that he has given
heavy orders on "Walp' and "Wana
maker" for goods. $50 let the wide
world Wag as it will"
The candidates for post master are
requested to meet at Holcombe Hail.
some evening this week, to organize a
target company for practice on Thanks
giving day. The best shot to have the Of
flee. Those who "get left" are not ex-
pected to be very thankful.
p S.-If Holcombe Hall should not be
sufficiently large, an outdoor meeting
will be held.
Rev. Samuel Harrison, M. D., of
Brownsburg, Pa, died suddenly in Owe
go, N. Y, last night. The particulars as
to his death, we have not yet learned.
DIR. Harrison was pastor of the Presby-
terrain Church, at Larison's Corner, near
Ringoes. for about seven years previous
to 1876, when his health failed SO that he
resigned the pastorate. After four years
his health improved and he located at
Brownsburg, Pa, and practised medicine
in that locality.
The Emerald Beneficial Association
of this city, has recently made new and
elegant improvements in the furniture of
it's lodge room, ON South Main street.
The chairs, sofas, &C., are in walnut,
finished in The neatest style; the floor of
the large hall is covered with a rich and
costly Brussels carpet, pretty in design
and in entire harmony with the other APP
pointments of the room. Altogether the
society has reason to feel proud of its
hall, and it is an evidence of the interest
manifested by the members of the asso-
that body.
"A correspondent of the Trenton En-
porium shows how easy it is for man to
make an ass of himself. He growls at
the Superintendent of the Belvidere Divi-
sion because train that he took was de-
layed by the taking fire of the sheeting
around the locomotive boiler and the run
ming off the track of a locomotive. He
thinks "few lessons might be taken
from the admirable superintendent of
the New York and Amboy Divisions"
where, we suppose, no accidents happen
and no trains are delayed. Probably this
writer knows more than the leading Of
ficials of the Pennsylvania r. r. Co., who
think the Superintendent of the Belvidere
Division an excellent officer and that the
road is managed in superior manner
If people troubled with colds, would
take Ayers Cherry Pectoral before going
to church or places of entertainment, they
would avoid coughing, greatly to the com.
fort of both speakers and hearers. Pub
lie speakers and singers find that the
Pectoral wonderfully increases the power
and fexibility of the voice.
The following is list of the Coun-
sellers and Attorneys licensed to practice
as such at the beginning of this Novem-
Der term of the Supreme Court. There
are five new Counsellors and eighteen new
Attorneys:
Counselors-Alfred l.. Black, Camden;
Albert d. Anderson, Lambertville; Jacob
G. Hendrickson, Mount Holly; Maximil-
liam T. Rosenberg, Jersey City; Jerome
B. Grigg, Pemberton.
Attorneys-Joshua G. Borton, VIM. P /.
Fowler, j. +. Sinnckson, Frank E. Pei
let, John H. Backes, Julian G.. Odds,
Walter II. Bacon, E. S. Williamson, r.
p. Farrell. Cornelius Doremus, f. L..
Sweet, NJ. w. Lane, N. M. Eicke, James
A. Brady, John H. Grossman, |. l.. Hunt,
F. Moriarty, Dean Burgess.
List Of Letters remaining uncalled
for in the Post Office at Lambertville,
Hnnterflnn CO. N l. for 90 DAYS Nov.