The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1891-12-02

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CHAS. A. SLACK, PM.
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%. r. Kugler, of Frenchtown, will
open branch hardware store at Clinton.
Post 90 Bands fair was great sue
cess. Over three hundred dollars were
cleared.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Bap
list Church OF this city, cleared about
$3.50 by their recent fair.
Have you tried s'Lambertville Puffs 2"
If not J. B. Kline, Bridge street, sells
them. n. 25
IS. P. Stryker, one of Kingwood town
ships leading men, was injured by being
thrown from carriage one day recently.
Stanford Butler, Kingwood farmer,
had sheep killed last week by dogs. This
makes three adjoining farmers who have
suffered the loss of sheep recently.
MIR. S. j. Pickering has been elected
leader Of Post 20 Band. Under his train
ing, the band is improving and If it keeps
up its ''gait" it will soon take first rank.
Franklin Castle, No. SS, Knights of
the Golden Eagle, will hold an anuversa-
ry at Lyceum Hall, on Wednesday even
ing, December l6 A pleasant time is an
ticipated.
"A Musicale, vocal and instrumental,
will be held in the Presbyterian Church
Parlora, on Wednesday evening, Dec. 9th
inst. The admission will be 20 cts;
children 10 cts.
The Christian Endeavor Society of
the Kirkpatrick Memorial Church, of
Ringoes, announce 25-cent Supper in
the Chapel OF the Church for Tuesday
evening, DEFENDERS.
Alexander Turner, a colored man,
who had leg broken in Montgomery's
quarries, near this city, about seven weeks
ago, died last Monday from blood poison.
ing. He was 80 years of age.
If you owe this office-no matter
how trifling the sum-we would be de-
lighted TO receipt your bill. Many small
amounts make comfortable sums in the
aggregate, and the aggregate is needed
Just now.
The Board of Health of this city de-
serve praise for the promptness with which
they acted in relation to small pox infect
ion. BY their timely precautions, the
probability of its future appearance has
been greatly lessened.
Ey's Cream Balm is worth its weight
in gold as n cure for catarrh. One bottle
cured mes. A. LoueU, Franklin, Pa.
The union service at the Baptist
Church, Thanksgiving day, was not as
well attended as il should h We been. An
excellent sermon was preached by Rev.
w. s. Barnart, Of The NJ. f Church. AT
its close, u collection was taken for the
poor.
--Sylvanus Carkhuff, who escaped from
our County Jail by scaling the play
ground wall one night about three weeks
ago, WAS re-captured on Thanksgiving
night and returned to his old quarters.
He was found at his home about half
mile east OF Pennington.
The Trenton State Gazette OF last
Tuesday says: superintendent Beuja-
minV. Hill, OF the Trenton Horse Rail
road, who has been confined to his home,
on Pearl street, suffering from symptoms
Of blood poisoning, is able 10 be out
again" Mr.. Hill was former citizen of
East Amwell township.
"A Musical and Literary Entertain
ment by some of the best Amateur talent
OF this city will be given in the Larson
Corner Church, Thursday evening, Dec.
10th. The program will comprise solos,
duets, choruses, recitations aud select
readings. Proceeds for the benefit Of the
church. Admission 25cts, children 15cts.
Exercises to commence at 730
Falling of the hair is the result Of in-
action of the glands or roots of the hair,
or morbid state of the scalp, which may
be cured by Halls Hair Remover.
From the res ult of the annual track
inspection on the Belvidere Division, P.
r. r., which took place on October 26,
1891, We fiod the following: Highest gen
eral average-Thomas Durham, Sub-Diyi-
sion No. Z. Highest average line and
surface-J. II. RAIDER, Subdivision No.
10. Improvement prizes-1, Samuel L.
Heller, Subdivision No. 6; Q, Edward
Coll, Sub Division No. 4.
The Democrat says: The wind blew
great guns, SO to speak, in these parts last
Monday afternoon, but the extreme force
OF it seems to have beat upon the East
Lynne Stock Farm Of w. N. Burgess.
near Pennington junction. His new bar
racks were nearly destroyed, and also his
large wind wheel, used for forcing water
to the buildings. The wind shook the
barn pretty well, but its great strength
withstood the fury # the gale and came
out safely.