The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1886-11-10

The FAIR ana festival OF the french
town Band, held last week, Melted about
$40 90.
Thursday, November 25th, has been
recommended as Thanksgiving Day by
President Cleveland.
The fist snow of the season in this
section fell about midnight last Saturday.
1t was hut ''squall."
The Rev. U. d. Galick, of the Re-
formed Church of Brooklyn, is expected
to supply the pulpit of the Presbyterian
Church of this city next Sabbath.
Robbins circus arrived at French
town last week and went into Winter
quarters. The past season is stated to
have been a very successful one with it.
The r. w. Grand Encampment of
Patriarchs meet at Trenton Gu Tuesday,
November 10th, and the Grand Lodge
of Odd Fellows on the two following
days.
In the door.yard Of Mr.. William x.
Heath. near Barbertown, is small
dwarf pear tree that ol one limb five
fee long aud one inch ID diameter at the
trunk there grew A pears, weighing %
pounds, the past season.
The Board of Freeholders of War
rem county has paid bills aggregating
SO, 900 on account of the Titus murder
case. Henry s. Harris, Of counse, for
the State, was allowed $50 day, and for
the nineteen days received $3.50.
The Ripgoes Cornet Band, which has
been organized less than SIX months,
plays in very creditable manner for
new organization. They have neat mai
form and do themselves honor. Mr. Chas.
Holcombe is the leader. Prof. Thonds
Lugar, of this city, is their teacher.
Rev. John ii. Boswell, pastor OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church, will preach
next Sabbath morning ID. W, at 1890,
on ''Desertion," and in the evening, at
7.30, on 'What Next?" Sabbath School
at p. Nj. Morning class at $50. Sab
bath evening prayer meeting at $50. All
welcome.
Mr.. Amos Fisher, one OF the jurors
on the Titus murder trial at Belvidere,
lived several years in Delaware town
ship, this county, about three-qusrters
of mile north OF Sandy Ridge. on the
farm now owned by L. Il. Higgins.
About eight years ago he removed to
Warren county.
Rev @. H. Woolston will deliver q
lecture, in the Baptist Church. on Thurs.
day evening of this week, at 7:30 o clock.
The lecture is the first in course of
lectures in respect to ''O Our Sister
Churches. The subject for Thursday
evening will be, g What admire in the
Presby terian Church." The public in
vited.
r. A. Donnelly & Co. call attention
to their new stock of overcoats and
Winter suits for men, boys and children.
This firm is among the large dealers in
the State doing very extensive trade.
The senior member, Richard A. DON
nelly, is sufficiently we'll thought of by
his townsmen to have been twice elected
Mayor of the city.
Next Sunday will be Bible Day ,
at the Baptist Church in this city. The
service of the day will be in the interests
of the Baptist Publication Society, whose
work II is to distribute the Scriptures in
needy places. In the evening o sermon
will be preached on +" The Bible the
Word OF God" A collection will be
taken for this object after the evening
sermon
An English admiral, says: 1T is true,
the life saving service Of America is not
equaled anywhere in the world" II is
also true that Ayers Cherry Pectoral
saves, annually. thousands Of lives. In
valuable in sudden colds, throat, and
lung troubles.
Lost.
A Breastpin, Gold Bar, with Diamond
enclosed, in going from st. Andrews
Church to the residence Of William Nc
Cready, on Union and Mt. Hops streets.
The finder win be suitably rewarded BY
leaving the same at the residence.