The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1886-02-03
MAILS RECEIVED.

--Parker's Dog Circus drew a large
audience at the Rink last evening
Special prayer meetings are being
held every evening this week. in the
Presbyterian Church in this city.
"A brother of Hon. Alvah. Clark, of
Somerville, is acting as private secretary
TO Congressman Pidcock and clerk of the
committee on invalid pensions.
L. H. Sergeant, Esq, of this city is
candidate for prosecutor Of the pleas.
His many friends in this city would like
to sec him appointed.
Gospel meetings at the Baptist
Church, through the coming week-the
subject of the sermons being "The Ora
eious Invitations The public are in
vited.
The fourth Bible Reading In the Par
lor of the Baptist Church, on Friday af-
ternoon, at O. lock-subject "Christian
Assurance" The public are invited.
Bring your Bibles with yoa.
do not fail to attend the Young Peo-
pies Temperance Union Entertainment
at Holcombe Hall, on next Wednesday
evening, Feb. 10th. 1t will well be
worth seeing and hearing.
Mr.. Bryan Fl. Taylor, of this city,
sailed from New York for Europe, last
Saturday, in the steamship Servis. of the
Cunard line. He expects to be gone five
or six months.
AT the sale Of Fl. c. Dilley's persona
property, near this city, on Wednesday of
last week, the attendance was large, and
the prices obtained were good. The sale,
We are told footed up over four thousand
dollars. Over hundred people took din
ner with Mr.. d.
Elder Smoot, Of Virginia, an old
school Baptist minister, held religious
service and preached at Mr.. Geo. M.
Holcombe's residence, on Bridge street
last Friday evening. There was large
attendance.
On Wednesday last, while in Phila-
delphia, Mr.. s. F. Martinden. of this
city, slipped on an iron pavement and
fell, spraining his ankle badly. He has
been confined to his house since, but is
improving.
In the race at the Rink, last Satur-
day evening, between Master Long of
Trenton, long distance skater. and Mas
ter Ewing Tibbels. of this city, the lat
ter was the winner by two lars and
half.
Delaware township has contracted
with Geo. P. Wilson to keep the poor
for the coming year. Mr.. Wilson has
given entire satisfaction in that line to
the township for the past few years and
they cannot do better than leave them in
Mr.. WIS good care, where all are salts
fed and well provided for.
Van HON Brothers have removed
their furniture store from the old stand
OF W. 81. Titus to thoir newly fitted up
building on Church street. The new
wareroom is very neat one, and con-
meets with the dry goods department, on
Union street. by wide door. The stock
Of furniture has been greatly enlarged
and the styles and varieties are much
greater, while the prices are much re-
duced.
Next Sunday morning, Pastor c. H.
Woolston will preach in the Baptist
Church, to the children on the Burning
Bush;'' the subject of the regular SER
mon being "What the Christian May
Learn from the Man of the World" In
the evening the subject will be 'The
Scarlet and Crimson SINS" Baptism af-
ter tho sermon. The after meeting as
usual.
Mr.. Joseph h. Reading, formerly a
merchant Of Frenohtown, and more re-
GENTLY missionary to Africa, has rented
q large brick store building in Woods
town, Salem Co., New Jersey, and will
open general store some time in March.
Mr.. Reading desired to return to Africa
but the physicians would not consent to
Mrs. Reading's return, so no was obliged
to resign his commission from the Foreign |
Mission Board. His many friends in this
vicinity viii be glad to know he is going |
to settle in New Jersey. Woodstown is
pleasant village Of two thousand people |
and is situated almost in the centre Of one
Of tho richest counties in the state. Hun
terdon Independent.
A-s'Pure Gold r. Tested so years; en-
dorsed by The best people for Skin disor-
ders, positirs cure is Palmer's ''Skin
Success. = Isosstigats IT, Jan. 18.-13t.
For Rent-Ths Furniture Store lately
occupied BY W. H. Titus, No. 40 Coryell |
street. Jan6st