The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1889-01-16
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WEDNESDAY, JAN. 16. 1889.

are noIulng ofhceS ~ the two houses o
the Legislature this Winter
"A Woman's Relief Corps, (auxiliary
to Post 90, G. A. RI was instituted il
Frenchtown, on Tuesday of last week.
MIR. Paul Vetter, of this city, will re
move to Burlington, Iowa, in about fou
weeks. He has sold his house, on Perry
street, to Mr.. - Heath.
Tho extra services willeontinue every
evening this week 10 tie First Baptis
Church. All are cordially invited to at
tend.
Senator Everitt and Assemblymer
Merlin and Trimmer have rooms at the
Trenton House during the Legislative.
session.
Rev. w. W. Bullock addressed Major
G. A. Post, of this city, last Friday even
ing on "My First Dollar The Posi-
seemed to be well pleased, and called af-
ter the Dominic "Come again.
"A bill providing for the Australian OF
secret ballot system of voting was intro
duced in the House last week. This will
probably become law. 1t will be an in
teresting experiment, and seems to prom
Use excellent resalts.
The people of Lambertville appreci.
ate good thing when they see it, and
that is why they all use Tulip Soap.
The Local Option law goes into r feet
in the counties in which the no license
principles carry, as soon as the several Ii.
ceuses expire. There can be no renewal
of licenses, but all those in force hold
good for the terms for which they were
granted.
Mr.. S. b. Hill, who has conducted a
hardware store in this city for four years
past, will remove to Pennington, next
Spring and open a hardware store in that
town. Mr. Hill is very pleasant gentle
man and our people will be sorry to loose
him.
Mr.. Geo. F. Van Horn, formerly of
this city, has sent us copy of the San
Francisco Chronicle of Jan. /, 1880,
twenty eight pages in size, containing a
fine description Of California, with illus
trations, sketch of the discovery of gold
by Wilson Marshall, former resident of
Lamberiville, and other interesting mat.
ter.
Two well dressed swindlers of easy
address, are travelling about victimizing
people. They claim to represent an opti-
cal establishment and to be practical op-
ticians. They sell spectacles worth so
cents pair at prices ranging from $40 to
$50. Look out for swnders. Every day
some new scheme is invented by them to
{, sefraud people, -Gem0erat Adpertiser.
"A. Watson Smith, the oystermau, Z
North Onion street, has been purchasing
bis stock from the South, the New Jersey
oysters being inferior this season, aud he
has been receiving some very fat and fine
favored biyalges, which he sells at rea.
sOnable rates, and delivers to private
houses. He also serves them up ia any
style at his saloon.
Extra meetings are being held in the
Baptist and Presbyterian Churches, at
Riugoes. At the Baptist Church, Rev
Geo. ii. Larson, of our city, is conduct
ing the services. Twenty five have al
ready come before the Baptist Church
and fourteen at the Presby terian Church
AT the Baptist Church the attendance is
full. This week there will be baptism
each night at the close of the services.
The clerks at the grocery stores re-
port large sale of Tulip Soap.
The annual meeting of the State His.
torical Society will be held January 22j,
at the Board of Trade Rooms, Trenton.
Officers will be elected and papers will be
read by Prof. .Marquand, of Princeton,
on "The French Huguenots in New Jer-
sey," and by J. G. Pumpelly, of Morris
t own, on THE French Allies in the Rev
olution." In addition to this there will
be other matters of interest.
AT the NJ. E. Church, in this city,
the pastor, Rev. ]. II. Boswell, will
preach next Sunday morning, at 1890,
on "Christ's Eternal Priesthood" aud in
the evening, at 7;30, on "The Unerriug
Detective postponed from last Sunday
evening. A preaching aud revival SER
vice will alse be held Sunday afternoon
at $50 o'clock. Prayer meeting every af
ternoon during the week, at 3 o'clock.
MIR. Asher Lambert, .9n OF Mr.. John
Lambert. Of Delaware tow n, has re-
Gently been promoted to the ,ulem'nship
Of the large manufacturing establishment
of J. S. Mundy, in Newark, manufacturer
of stationary and hosting engines. The
establishment employs about sixty hands.
Mr. Lambert learned his trade in this es-
tablshment and has only been out of his
time about three years. He is considered
to be an unusually skillful workman.
We are glad to hear of his advancement
The following officers of Major G. A.
Angel Woman's Relief Corps, No. IL,
Auxiliary to G.. A. r., of this city, were
installed by Department Senior Vice
President, Mrs. O'Daniels, of Trenton,
on the I'd Of January, to serve for the en-
suing year:
President--Angie l.. Bray.
Senior Vice President-Anna Morgan.
Junior Vice President-EmmaW Weber.
Secretary--Sarah r. Williamson.
Treasurer--AnDa Wilson.
Chaplain-Lydia Naylor.
Conductor--Ella Bice.
Asst. Conductor--El Elizabeth Slack.
Guardian Williams.
Asst. Guard--Julia Toenniges.
Delegates to Department Convention
Mary Il. Slack, Ella Bice; Alternates-
Elizabeth Slack, Sarah A. Laubenstine.
1T will be well for our readers, who
are lovers of good oysters, to bear in
mind that Mr.. w. II. NAETHING's Oyster
House, at No. 80 CORTLAND street, (three