The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1886-03-17

I'm this issue will be found the ordi-
nance Of Council establishing Board of
Excise.
The City Treasur er's annual state
ment will be found on the first page Of
this issue.
The aisles in the upper room of the
bill school have recently been covered
with mating.
Van Horn Brothers give notice of
new stock for Spring sales in this ISSUE
See their large adv. for particulars.
Mr.. Abram Smith has rented the old
post Office building on Union street, and
will remove his store to that location,
April LIST.
The robbins have put in an appear
ance hereabouts. Unless they have been
deceived by one of Hazen's bulletins,
Spring must be close at hand.
Mr.. Howard Pidcock, of this city,
has purchased the property on Delevan
street, near Main, belonging to Mr..
Reeder Shook, and will remove his liv-
cry stable to that location about the first
OF April.
Mr.. r. H. Dilts has engaged with
G.. j. Fisher, at the new store corner of
Union and Ferry. Mr.. Dilts is an excellent
salesman and his friends will be pleased
to know that he has taken position in
80 good house.
Meetings in the Baptist Church next
week as follows: Tuesday evening, con-
ference meeting Wednesday evening,
converts meeting Thursday evening, SER
mon by the pastor; Friday evening, ex-
perience meeting.
MIR. Bart Huffman, living near Rea-
vile, has an AYRSHIRE bull 2 years old,
that weighed $3.50 pounds the 10th day
Of December last. On the 4th day of
March, 1886, he weighed 1,540, gain Of
81 pounds per day.
Mr.. Simeon Vanselous, of Kingwood,
was helping neighbor raise new barn
some days ago, when, by some mischance
be fell from the high foundation wall into
heap of stones, cutting his head in
very serious manner.
The United States Senate in Execu-
tive Session on March first, confirmed the
following nominations OF New Jersey
Postmasters: w j. Poulson, Pennington;
w. L. Force, Plainfield, and s. F. Lip
pincott Burlington.
Rev. J. Fl. Boswell, has been appoint
cd to the passionate of the M. E. Church
in this city. He was last year pastor Of
the church at Atlantic City, SO that he
and Rev. Mr.. Dilks, recently pastor here,
have exchanged places.
Mr.. Jos. Clegg, Of Trenton, who is
well-known to many of OR citizens and is
a man Of excellent standing, will have
retail sale Of clothing, in the old post Of
fics building, beginning next Tuesday,
and continuing for few days. See adj
vertisement.
"A dispatch in the New York papers
Of this morning, dated March 10, 1885,
states that A. w. Sproat, a Lieutenant in
the Salvation Army, was arrested 10 Bos-
ton and placed under 81 900 for bigamy,
he having married young lady Of Bos-
ton and has vito living in Lambertville.
Rev. q. H. Woolston will preach next
Sunday morning, to tho children on the
"Giant 0g.p The regular sermon will
be addressed to the converts, the subject
being christian manliness." The Child
ren's Choir will sing at this service. In
the evening. the pastor will preach on
Casting the frat stone" The ordinance
Of baptism after the sermon. The after
meeting as usual.
An excess Of animal food and a partial
closing of the pores of the skin, during
the winter months, canse the system to
become filled with impurities. These can
be removed and the blood purified and in
vigorated by taking Ayers Sarsaparilla.
Price 81.