The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1891-09-23

MIR. john Colligan has beautified h

property on Main street with fresh coat
of paint.
MIR. Jacob Helms has beautiied his
property on Main street, purchased of
Mr.. A. II. Titus, by giving it fresh coat
of paint.
"A Reunion of the 22d Regt., N. j.
Vols, was held at Gloucester, N. j., on
Tuesday of this week. Harry II. Evans
and John Fuller, of this city, were present.
Rev Geo. Fl. Larson preached last
Sunday morning for the German Baptist
Church al Sand Brook, and Rev. Charles
W. Moore, of that place, preached for the
Baptist Church at Ringoes
On Tuesday of last week, little
Italian boy who was attending the public
school at Stockton, got rubber pencil
tip lodged in his windpipe, resulting in
his death in short time from suffocation.
AT English's, the famous Trenton
Housefurnishing Emporium, they have
been changing things around, putting up
new centre counters, affording them an
opportunity to show to better advantage
their immense stock.
"A meeting of the Sir Knights OF
Evening Star Castle, No. 10, belonging to
the Funeral Relief Fund, will be held at
The Castle Chamber, on Tuesday evening,
September goth, at 7:so o'clock. Bust
ness of importance.
Major c. a. Angel Post, No. 20,
have appointed a committee of ten to
make and devise means whereby the Post
may attend The National Encampment of
the g. A r., TO be held in Washington,
d. G., in August, 1892.
"A Reunion of the 104lh Regt., Pa.
Vols, was held at Langhofne, Pa, on
Thursday of last week. Albert Van
Horn, Julius Tyson, Mahlon Lear, Ram
sey Wetter and Joseph NJ. Lewis, of this
city, were present and report good time
and good turnout of their old comrades.
-R,v. W W. Bullock, pastor Of the
Baptist Church of this city, rendered his
resignation last Sunday a week, to take
effect at the close of this month. AT
meeting of the church, held last evening,
the resignation was accepted. Rev. Mr..
Bullock will preach his closing sermon
next Sunday evening.
The Central New Jersey Baptist As
sociaton meets Oct. 14th at Pennington.
Rev. Geo. M. Owen, of Baptsttown, will
preach the introductory sermon, and the
doctrinal sermon will be preached by Rev.
E. T. Tomlnson, PHI. D., of Elizabeth.
The history of the Washington Church,
Rev. w. A. Smith, pastor, is to be read.
Persons who wish to buy pianos and
organs, or other musical instruments, are
referred TO the advertisement of Messrs.
Geo. E. Snedeker & Co., of Masonic Tenn
pie, Trenton. This firm is thoroughly
Trustworthy and will sell you at the best
rates, and they sell only good Instruments.
See them.
Mrs. Jones has Mt gray hair in her
head and is over go She looks as young
as her daughter. The secret of it is, that
she uses only Halls Hair Remover.
MIR. Charles Wrifford, of Camden, N.
j., who learned the carpenters trade with
the late c. o. Holcombe In this town, and
lived here from 1928 10 1874, paid visit
to his old home this week, and has been
going about looking at the old landmarks
and hunting up old acquaintances. Mr..
Wrifford was living in South Carolina at
the outbreak of the rebellion and was
compelled to abandon property and pro-
fitable business on account of his Union
sentiments and come North. He settled |
In Camden, where be has since lived and |
carried on his business of contractor.
Get your Wall Paper, Window Shades
and School Books at the old reliable |
stand, SO North Union street.
s. 1885, A. II. TITUS.
Work is still brisk at the Butterfoss
canning factory in this city. Tomatoes |
are still coming in briskly, although not
in so great a rush as last week, when a
great mapy crates that were brought in
could not be used, owing to the inability |
to handle them with all the help that
could be used. 1t looks now as though
the entire stock of cans made up-460,-
OO0-would be filled this week. Cans
have been ordered from manufacturers
and the work will go on. 1t is likely that
the whole crop engaged will not be de-
livered before the first week in October.
The Davis Machine.