The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1891-08-05

beral response when the collection Is
taken up. The boys will have to have
money TO run their games or will stop play
ing. At all games excepting two, this sea-
son, the collections have fallen several
dollars short of their expenses. On Thurs
day of next week, the Defiance Club, of
Philadelphia, will play here. The game
for tomorrow will be called at p. NJ.
Admission to the Grand Stand-Gentle-
men, l 3 cents; ladies', 10 cents. Benches,
10 cents ; carriages, % cents.
-.
ooh, II | had only taken this medicine
earlier in life, what years OF suffering il
would have saved me |" was the touch.
ing exclamation of one who had been
cured of rheumatism by the use OF AYERS
Sarsaparilla. Scores of such cases are on
record.
The Holconbe Reunion.
On Wednesday of next week, the Re-
union of the Holcombe Family will be
held in w. f. Holcombe's Grove, neal
Mount Airy. Five years ago, when the
first reunion was held, three thousand peo-
pie were present. 1t is expected that there
will be much larger attendance on the
second occasion. Holcombes from al
over the United States have declared their
intention of being present. The Doyles.
town Vocal Union will sing some choice
songs, and DR.. w. F. Holcombe, of New
York, has written "IIolcombe" poem,
which will be sung on the occasion.
Some able addresses may be expected.
Among others, Rev. Mr.. Stillwell, Of
Freehold, and Rev. MIR. Dilts, of Plain
field, both eloquent speakers, and con
nected with the Holcombe Family, are or
the programme.
The ladies of the Mount Airy Presby'
terian Church will furnish Refreshments
on this occasion, the profits to go for thu
benefit of the church.
Hacks will run from this city TO thu
grove.
Should it be stormy on Wednesday, tn,
exercises will take place the next fair day
The Grand Depot is open Monda,
and Saturday evenings. All other day
closes at 1880 p. NJ. Jy 10.
Common Council.
A stated meeting Of the Common Con
Gil of this city, was held last Monda.
evening.
The City Treasurer's monthly repor
showed $1,222.13 OF Municipal Fund
$4S3.87 of Public School Fund, ant
S7s. SO of Board of Health Fund, in Trea
surer's hands. City debt 81, 2oO-note
in bank. Due from E. II. Holcombe
Delinquent Tax Receiver, $ls6.0l.
The ordinance to levy tax, &c., wa
passed. II will be found in our adyertis
ing columns.
Mr.. Studdiford moved that Chief Engi
neer Van Solver be sent rs delegate I,
the Firemcn's Convention at Springfield
Mass, and that an appropriation Of $2l
be made to defray his expenses. Carried
Mr.. Robinson called attention to th,
bad condition of Mt. Hope street, west o
Union. Referred to Street Committee.
Owing TO his injuries, Policeman Clear.
presented his resignation. Accepted.
Mr.. Studdiford nominated VIM. A. Col
for the position. and he was elected with
out opposition.
The street pay roll for July, $24S. Al AM
several other bills aggregating $57. 81
were ordered paid.
Adjourned to Aug. 18th.
Personal.
Warren A. Greene, Esq, of this city, j
visiting in York State.
Miss Mary Conover, of this city, is Wis
itiug relatives at Locktown.
Miss Mary Quick, of this city, is visit
ing her sister in Pike county, Pa.
Miss Mary Matthews, of New Hope,
spending the Summer at Ocean Grove.
Mr.. @. Vandorcn Liverton, of this city
has taken up his residence In Trenton.
Mr.. Jeremiah Todd, Of this city, spen
Sunday in Trenton, visiting his son John
| Miss Sallie Silvers, of this city, has gon
to Asbury Park, for two weeks vact
ton.
Mr.. Charles Swallow and wife, OF rrer
ton, visited his parents on Unlon stree
last week.
Mr.. Jacob Gray, formerly of this cit
but now Of Philadelphia, is visiting friend
10 this city.
Mr.. James Mccall, OF this city, was on
visit to Philadelphia. He returned t.
day after pleasant time.
Mr.. Joseph Conine and family, of Cam
den, have been visiting his father, Mr.. job
B. CONNIE, on Union street.
Mrs. William Bennett, of Philadelphia
is visiting at the residence of l.. Fl. Sci
geant, Esq, on Union street.
Messrs. Judson and Isaac s. Roberts
of New York City, spent Sunday wit
their father, Mr.. Charles Roberts.
Councilman Thos. 8. Callan, of the Ii
Ward, Is now taking two weeks vacs
ton, and after tomorrow Thursday,
will pitch his tent on the mountains.
| Rev. w. w. Bullock, pastor of the Fir.
Baptist Church, of this city, and his wifi
and Miss Sallie Campbell, niece, left th
city, yesterday, for two weeks vacatio
In South Jersey and Virginia.
| Mr.. Thomas Coombs, OF this city, afte
scJourn Of eleven weeks, visiting friend
in England, returned home on last Wed
nesday evening. looking well and hearty
poof on Rand tandarad him a aaran.da :,