The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1889-10-02
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furniture at the Doylestown Fair.
oh Of wintergreen mixed with an
equal quantity Of olive oil is Recommend
ed as rheumatic paln-killer.
The State Convention of the w. c.
T. u. will be held al Ocean Grove, CON-
mencing on October 25lh.
seFhe Peoples Store" S. S. Van
Horn, proprietor, talks to the public in an
advertisement in this issue. Read it.
The Sons of Veterans, Of this city,
propose holding Fair about the last of
this month. Full particulars next week.
MIR. Preston Smith, pension agent of
Frenchtown, has secured pension for
George w. Opdycke of $12 per month
and $l0SS back pay.
w. Cramer Bells, an old and respect
ed citizen Of Pennington, died on the 29th
inst, after long illness. He was BROTH
er TO druggist J. NJ. BELLS.
MIR. Judson Fields, whose serious
sickness we mentioned lately, has so far
recovered from his illness as to begin to
get ont of doors. He is still feeble but is
fairly gaining In health and strength.
Judging from the costant kicking and
qnarreling OF the numerous base ball clubs
in this section of country, the first best
thing for all OF them to do is either to get
better tcmpers or better umpircs.
Lima beans are failure this year in
New Jersey, and corn lacks flavor through
loss of the necessary sunshine. The bean
blossoms were drowned by heavy rains,
and the growers of melons make the same
complaint.
j. G. Manning, AZ E. State ST., Tren-
ton, has one of the finest millinery stores
in the country, and carries. large and
magnificent stock of goods. Ladies who
go to Trenton for their goods should by
all means call at ]. C. Manning's.
Tho New Jersey State Inspector on
Monday last week killed 20 head of cattle
at Flcischman's distillery, at Milestone,
Somerset county, and - head on adioin-
ing farms, that were afflicted with pleuro-
pneumonia.
Many young children become posi-
lively rcpulsive with sore eyes, sore ears,
and scald head. Such Affections may be
speedily removed by the use of Ayers
Sarsaparilla. Young and old alike ex-
periencc the wonderful benefits of this
medicine.
September was one Of our wettcst
months. DIR. Geo. II. LARSON gives the
rainfall for the month in Lambertville, at
ten inches and eighty-six hundrcdths
September Is not usually wet month.
As wet month this September has no
equal.
-Enoch Ent died last week at his resi-
dence in Maryland. He was born in Del
aware township, this county, and married
the oldest daughter of ex-Sheriff James
Snyder. He lived many years at Rose
mont, on the farm of Asher and Maurice
Wolverton, from which he moved south
about 90 years ago.
The Rev. J. Fl. Boswell, pastor of
the Methodist Episcopal Church of this
city. will preach next Sunday morning at
1890 o'clock, subject, "Ruih's Choice, y
and in the evening, at 1880, the pastor
win preach the third sermon on "Evcn-
ings with Jesus" to be illustrated by large
pictures displayed by oxy-hydrogen light.
Subject, .The Way of Salvation"
The First Baptist Church OF Trenton
will run an excursion to Mauel Chunk
and the Switchback on Wednesday of
next week. This will be one OF the most
delightful excursions of the season as II
will occur in mild weather and just at the
time when the Autumn leaves are in their
glory, and Tire scenery unusually grand.
Tickets from Lambertville 50 for the
round trip. For time OF train, &C., see
adv.
John t. Nixon, Judge OF the U. s.
District Court for the District OF New
Jersey, died on Saturday morning at
Stockbridge. Mass, from congestion OF
the liver. He was born at Bridgeton Aug.
81, 1920, was graduated from Princeton
College in 1S41, studied law in Virginia
and was admitted to the bar In 1916. He
had served in the N. ]. Legislature during
l849 and 1850, was elected to Congress 10
1868, reelected in 1860, and appointed
judge in 1890.
You can now get DIR. Readings
Tooth Powder at his Office, from his
original formula. sept.5
The York street sewer, now builds
ing, will be quite an Improvement to that
locality. The dwellings OF Mr.. Everitt
and others on the west side OF 1t will be
enhanced in value and look much better.
The property Of DIR. Geo. II. Larison,
who has literally given the city part OF
the right OF way for the water, will be
connected with York street by bridge
on the walls Of the sewer, opening the
road 10 his high lands above, that over
look the city.
Next Monday morning, at $50. st.
Elmo Commandery, No. IA, X. T., OF this
city, with number of guests, both ladies
and gentlemen, will leave here for Wash.
ington, d. O., where the Triennial
Conclave Of the Grand Encampment OF
the u. s. win be held. The proceedings
win open with grand parade of knights
Tcmplar on Tuesday, in which twenty
five thousand Sir knights are expected to
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