The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1885-04-22
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Wednesday, April 90, 1885.
Mrs. Thomas r. Warford has bought
the brick building in Frenchtown, known
as the "Kerr Block, ;" for SIS, 500.

the prlcK building IN trenchtown, known
as the ''Kerr Block, " for S., 500.
The Hunterdon County Agricultural
Society has decided to hold Spring
Meeting on their grounds the first week
in June.
The lecture at the Baptist Church
this Thursday evening, is the first of a
course on "Obscure Passages of the Scrip
ture," the subject being 1.-THE Offending
Eye and Hand"
"A sewer is being built, running from
Union street, north of York, to the canal,
by some property owners in that vicinity.
If the town won't build sewers, indivdu-
ais are compelled to.
"A half blood Attorney COW belong
ing to Mr.. John Lambert, of Delaware
township, during recent seven days,
gave her owner 300 pounds of milk,
without extra feeding.
"A delegation of Red Men from this
city, visited Phillipsburg last evening,
for the purpose of establishing clay
makers Association" in connection with
the Lodge at that place.
There is considerable complaint
against the Common Council on account
of some of its selections of town officers,
but we must say for them that they done
considerably better than we expected.
Kelsey the Housefurnisher, No. 104
S. Greene street, under Temperance Hall,
is selling the best flint glass lamp CHM
neys, all sizes, at only cents.
AT the skating rink. on Wednesday
evening of next week. there will be a
grand apron and necktie carnival. Prizes
to the value of twenty dollars will be
given. Tonight a special exhibition
will be given by two professionals.
Rev. C. II. Woolston will preach in
the Baptist Church, next Sunday on
"Every Day Religion" and in the even
ing on the question "What has Christian
ity done for the world Young peoples
meeting at $50 P. NJ, conducted by the
pastor.
Attention is called to the advertise
ment of the extensive sale of carriages at
Newtown, Pa, on Tuesday of next week.
Mr.. Randall is carriage builder of es
tablished reputation, and the work he of
fers for sale is good work, true work, and
such work as any one is willing to receive.
The Rev. Mr.. Barney will hold
series of Gospel Temperance meetings,
under the auspices of w. CT. o., in Mr..
Thatcher's Hall, commencing Saturday
evening, at a quarter of eight O'Clock.
He will also be present Sunday afternoon
at the meeting held at the same place.
Sunday, April 9th, was very me-
morable day in the history of the Re-
formed Church, at Lebanon. Thirty
seven were taken in on confession of
their faith and three by letter, making
forty in all. The whole number taken
in on confession of faith and by letter
during the past year is sixty-two.
Peter Rockafellow, of Stockton, died
very suddenly on the 9Th inst. He had
been playing checkers during the day
with some friends, and seemed in per-
feet health, and ON going to the store he
attempted to pick up something, when
he complained of his head hurting and
fell over dead. He was a man we'll adj
vauced in years.
Here and there last week our Hun
terdon farmers set their plows in motion.
The season is backward, but not more so
than two years ago. Mr.. Ed. Ham, of
Point Pleasant, informs us that in the
Spring of 1888 he did not get his oats
sown until the first of May, and he har-
vested an excellent crop that season.
Hunterdon Democrat.
Three weeks ago, when Mr.. G.. J.
Fishers large new store on Union St.,
below Bridge, had only the foundations
up, it seemed little wild for Mr.. F. to
say that he expected to occupy it by the
first of May. But to-day the walls are
up, the roof is being put OH and it is
not improbable that the building will be
ready for occupancy-of course in an
incomplete condition-by the first week
Of the coming month. Mr.. Fisher is
getting ready for big trade in his new
location.
Gold Soda has taken the place of
Hot Soda, and will be on draft every
day. % syrups at Groman's, s cents per
glass, 9 tickets % cents. Apr. sat-.
Ayers Cathartic Pills are suited to
every age. Being sugar coated they are
easy to take, and though mild and plea
SAINT in action, are thorough and search
ing in effect. Their efficacy in all dis
orders of the stomach and bowels is GER
tilted to by eminent physicians, promi-
nent clergymen, and many of our best
citizens.
Bring your pictures and have them
framed at A. H. Titus, 39 N. Union St.,
while you do your shopping. A. 15-3t
Now that the weather is becoming
warm, you will need new hat. At Hot
tells extensive store, SO E. State street,
Trenton, is collected the finest variety of
all the new and fashionable styles, some
of them exceedingly pretty. Everybody
knows that Dunlap g. Co., are the best
and most fashionable makers of hats in
the world. Hotel is the sole agent for
Dunlap in Trenton. The prices are little
higher then for other makes, but they are
worth it. They hold their color and out
wear any other make. Call and look at
the stock.
j. D. Roe Sc Son, 43 and as E. State
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