The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1889-11-06
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WEDNESDAY, NOV. 6, 1889.

from Pennsylvania.
MIR. j. T. Gray, formerly of this city,
is now the business manager of the gym
nasium at the Y. NJ. z. A., Philadelphia.
Wise turkeys are now cultlvating
thin and scraggy appearance, that they
may be overlooked when the Thanksgiv-
ing picking takes place.
Frank Jingle, of Revere, Pa, men,
Der of Mcclellan Post, G. A. R., of
Freuchtown, has been granted pension
Of $22 per month, and 81, 724 back pay.
Revival services are being held night
ly in the Kingwood M. E. Church, con-
Quoted by the pastor, Rev. A. NJ. Shea.
Five persons have gone to the altar for
prayer.
Rev. J. c., Hall, assisted by Mrs.
Bryant, of Washington, have been holding
extra meetings at the Stockton NJ. E.
Church, and a number have already pro-
fessed conversion.
DIR. /. s. Cramer, of Delaware town.
ship, has horse that has just passed his
S0th year, aud is still good driver. The
Doctor has driven the faithful animal for
more than % years.
-Lambertville did splendidly yesterday
for her candidate for Surrogate. Had
other parts of the county done one-tenth
as well, E. H. Holcombe would have been
elected. Mr.. II. has reason to be proud
Of the vote that our city rolled up for him.
Those who wish to be delighted should
attend Prof Keller's concert, at Holcombe
Hall, next Wednesday evening. 1t is not
often that our people have an opportuni-
ty to attend 80 excellent an entertain
ment. See advertisement for particulars.
Rev. John Moore, well-known as a
Dunkard preacher at Sand Brook for
many years, was buried at that place last
Tuesday. He was forced TO give up his
pastoral labors several years ago on ac-
count of failing health.
The election In Bucks county, Pa,
resulted in the success Of the entire Dem
ocratic ticket by majorites from 500 to
700. q. G. B. Johns, of New Hope, is
defeated for County Treasurer. He car
ried New Hope by 1870 majority.
&C. ii. w. Van Solver is prepared to
do house painting and papering in con-
nection with sign writing.
The city authorities are this week
making some improvements on North
Main street, but not before they were
badly needed. There have been too many
places where water stood in the street
and submerge too much Of the line Of
travel.
George Ii. Large, of this county,
who was recently appointed Internal
Revenue Collector for the Fifth District,
to succeed Collector Koiz, took posses
sion of the office on Thursday, Nov. LIST.
He said that no removals or changes were
in contemplation.
Brewer Rttenhouse, son of Mr..
William Rittenhouse, of Stockton, has
been appointed agent at the South Branch
II. II. Station, in Pennington, in place OIL
John B. Hunt, resigned. Mr.. Ritten
house has been for some time past EN-
ployed in the company's Office at Jersey
City.
"A Chrysanthemum Exhibition and
Sociable, for the benefit of the Strykei
Library, will be held at the Library rooms,
on Thursday, Nov. 7, in the afternoon
and evening. Admission, 10 cents. Re
freshments, homemade candies and Gu
flowers, for sale. Singing and Rotations
Rev. Chas. Fl. Thomas, of Philadel
phia, Formerly of this city,, has accepted
a call to the Fifticth Baptist Church o
that city, and will be installed on Thurs
day evening Of this week. Rev. MIR
Thomas has been pastor of the Fifth Bap
list Church of that city for five or 81,
years.
The consciousness Of having RENE
dy at hand for Group, pneumonia, sor
throat and sudden colds, is very consol
ing to parent. With bottle of Aver
Cherry Pectoral in the house, one feels
in such cases, sense Of security nothing
else can give.
We have just received at the Gram
Depot some very Choice Novelties in Fin
Millinery-the very latest out.
RICHARD H. VAN HORN.
Mrs. Elizabeth Niblic, of Hartsvile
Pa, while visiting her daughter, Mrs
Julius Tyson, in this city, was stricke
with apoplexy a week since and died yes
day ;eTuesdayl Her funeral will tax
place from Mr.. Tyson's residence to-mol
row morning, at IL o'clock. Intermer
in the cemetery at Buckingham Meetin
House, Bucks county, Pa.
"A few days ago George Gano, of Jul
land, went to Clinton and received abor
800 in money. After he had reache
home he discovered his pocket DOCK an
money were missing. He started bac
toward Clinton in search Of the lost mi
ney, but finally found it where be ha
jumped out Of his wagon upon reachin
home.
Some days ago little girl, the daugl
ter OF j. II. Roper, Of Califon, in tn
county, ran away from her home and
naIly reached New Brunswick, where 81
told that she was an orphan and had bee
roughiug Il for two years across the col
tinent from California. Mr.. Roper trace
her. ana after about. weeks scare
found her in New Brunswick, from whent
he took her home.
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