The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1886-04-21
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Wednesday, April 81, 1885,
GENERAL SHERIDAN. See local.

GENERAL SHERIDAN. See local
Capt. c. A, Slack, of Co. c, informs
us that the Seventh Regt. will visit Lam
bertyiile some time in May, for inspec-
tion and review.
The Emerald Beneficial Association
will give a sociable on Monday evening
(Easter) at St. Johns Hall, Those who
attend will no doubt have pleasant time.
AT the meeting of the Centennial
B. & l.. Association, on Monday evening,
the loans sold at premium of about
25 cents each. Two-thirds of the money
on hand was not sold, and will be invest
ed otherwise Next month will be the
annual meeting.
MIR. G. T. Baumgartner, of the New
York store, Trenton, offers new bargains
in his advertisement in this issue. Mr.. B /.
is a worthy merchant whom we are pleased
to recommend to any person visiting
Trenton to purchase dry goods
Mr.. Zepheniah Sutphn, of this city,
has dropped blacksmithing and is acting
as travelling agent for wholesale hard
ware house in Trenton. Mr.. S. is a
pleasant gentleman and ought to succeed
in his new business.
Fresh Milk every day at Charles Pid-
cocks, No. 20 Delevan St. Five cents per
quart. It,
As Stout Servis, of Reaville, was cut
ting down tree one day recently, he
made miss lick with the axe and cut
his foot quite badly. His injury threw
him into the lockjaw and at one time he
was reported dead, but is now getting
better.
GENERAL SHERIDAN See local
"A horse attache ed to a carriage, be.
longing to Henry G. Savage, of the Belle
mont House, while standing in front of
Fishers store, yesterday afternoon, ran
away and made the circuit of the town,
the only damage done being to the car.
riage, which had wheel dished and the
shafts broken.
Increase the appetite by the use of
Ayers Cathartic Pills. They cause the
stomach, liver, and bowels to perform
their functions properly, do not debiltate
by excessive stimulation, end are not ir-
ritating in their action. AS an after-din-
ner Pill they are unequaled.
Last week, by oversight, some Of the
matter set up for THE RECORD was made
up without the proofs being corrected !;
and as fates would have it, report of
the Presbyterian Womans' Convention APP
peared with some unusually bad errors in
it. Such mistakes are exceedingly morli.
flying.
The Ladies OF the Womans' Relief
Corps, No. IL, of this city, will hold a
Flag Sociable," in Holcombe Hall, next
Saturday evening. For particulars see
advertisement. This Corps is ladies'
branch of the Grand Army of the Repub.
lie, and they deserve liberal patronage.
GENERAL SHERIDAN. See local.
MIR. G. w. Rittenhouse, 10 connection
with his beautiful new first. floor store
loom at the northwest corner of Union
and Coryell streets, has fitted up the sec
ond story 10 handsome manner, and neat
ly carpeted it, This room will be used for
the display of cloaks and other similar
articles of ladies' wear.
"A very sudden death occurred in this
city Sunday evening. Miss Elizabeth
Golden, an aged lady, who lived with her
sister, Mrs. Lewis H. Bogart, on Clinton
St., attended the M. E. Church that even
ing, and about twenty minutes after re-.
turning home, while sitting in chair,
she was taken with heart disease and died
in few minutes.
We had our annual call from Lew
Kelchner to day, who is now in his sixty
ninth year, and is yet one of the spryest
printers travelling. He has been on the
road for over fifty years, and from his ap-
pearancs would seem good for another
score. Although his hair is tinged with
gray, youth, to a fair extent, stays with
him.
Easter day will be observed by the
in the First Baptist Church, of this city,
next Sunday morning and evening. The
Church will be decked with flowers, and
Easter music sung by both choirs. The
Children's Choir will sing the shorter TIE
Deum, which has been arranged for them
by their Pastor. The subject of the MOI N
ing sermon will be "The Risen Christ, :"
and the object sermon to the children will
be on weeds and Flowers" In the
evening the Pastor will preach on
+" Music or, The Singing of the Birds. '
An Easter offering will he taken at this
service.
GENERAL SHERIDAN. See local
Under law passed recently by the
Legislature only registered pharmacist
are allowed to put up prescriptions. A
State Board of Pharmacy consisting Of
five members ill meet quarterly at Pat
erson, Newark, Trenton and Camden in
turn. Applicants for certificates must
give proof of service for four years in the
business and pass satisfactory eaamina-
ton. Fine and imprisonment constitute
the penalty for the violation Of the law
Red labels must be put on all bottles,
boxes, ETC.. containing poison. The act
does not affect physicians, patent medi-
cines and retail dealers.
On Tuesday afternoon of last week,
during the heavy thunder shower which
visited this section of the county, light
ming struck the east end Of the barn on
the property occupied by Samuel Snyder,