The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1886-06-30

Tor sale by LEAR, HoLCoMB " MICE. IT
AT private sale acres Of good stand
ing Rye. Apply to FRED. MASSEY. ct
-Lost-a bunch of keys belonging to
Andrew Naylor, driver of the Lambert
vile Rubber Company.
Come to the public exercises of the
TRY Company" on Saturday afternoon
at $50.
-Rey. G. s. Conkling will occupy the
pulpit of the Presbyterian Church at
Stockton, next Sunday morning.
"A private caucus of third party Pro
hibitionists was held at Pennington last
week to decide ON plan of action in this
county.
The entire stock of Rices segar and
tobacco store for sale in bulk or in small
quantities. No reasonable offer refused.
June 30.-2t.
If people learned anything by terrib lie
examples, our people would have learned
before this this tho terrible evils of rum
But people seem to learn very slowly.
"A drunken man fell into the canal
near MeCready's paper mill in this city q
night or two ago, but was gotten out,
fortunately, before drowning.
--Isn't it about time that people be-
came convinced that whisky helps bust
ness Whisky has caused the drowning
of three men in this town within few
months.
The Board of School Trustees last
Wednesday evening reelected the princi-
pal and the entire corps of teachers for
the coming school year. Some changes
were made in salaries.
Rev. DIR. Graw will address tho Cos
pei Temperance Meeting, next Sabbath
afternoon. at half past three, 10 the hall
of the W. G. T. U. All are cordially
invited.
The Knights of Pythias of this city,
are contemplating an excursion about
August 18th. The arrangements are not
complete, but it is expected that they
will be able to give their patrons the
choice between Coney Island, Manhattan,
up the Hudson, New York City, or visit
to Buffalo Bill" on Staten Island, all
for the same fare.
House for Rent. Apply TO s. F. Mar
tindell, Union St. Bakery. ml2tf
The Board of Chosen Freehoiders
met at Kingwood last Monday and order
ed wooden bridge with iron stringers,
built on now site between the two
bridges now standing. Of so feet span. A
motion to build a bridge 60 feet span was
lost by one vote. A. B. Chamberlin, Eli
Swallow, G. s. Woolverton, and II. w.
Cronce were appointed committee to
superintend the building of the bridge.
Au effort was made to have an iron bridge
built but it failed.
AT the State Model School com
mencement ut Trenton, last Wednesday
evening, Miss Louie c. Finney, Of this
city. took the first donors, and Miss
Lillian s. Ely, of this city, the second
honors. Lambertville feels proud. At
the Normal School commencement,
Thursday evening. Miss Minnie Lees
aud Miss Annie b. Moore, Of this city,
were creditably graduated Large num-
bers of our citizens attended both Of
these commandments, extra trains hav-
ing been run for the purpose.
Next Sunday morning, Rev. c. IL.
Woolston will preach in the Baptist
Church on s'The Last Hour on the Cross"
and to the children an object sermon on
"The Fiery Darts" At this service the
ordinance Of the Lords supper viii be
observed and new members received into
the church. At 6:45 P. NJ, the twilight
meeting will be held 10 the Church par
lor, At the regular evening service, the
pastor viii preach The third sermon on
Pilgrims Progress, the subject being
pilgrim at the Hin Difficulty" The
new hymn cards will be used at this ser
vice.