The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1891-11-18

CHAs, A. SLACK. Pm.
Slight changes of time table on the
Belvidere Division are given 10 the adver-
tisement 10 this issue.
There will be Thanksgiving Service
i'll the Sandy Ridge Baptist Church on the
evening of Nov. 26th. Sermon by the
pastor.
MIR. Theodore H. Field, of this city,
has been suffering for the last month, bis
left foot having been mashed by large
timber falling on it.
Tile mills of this city are laying in a
large supply of coal at the present, before
navigation closes, as they receive nearly
all their supply by boats.
Gov. Albeit has issued bis Procla-
nation designating Thursday, November
26th, as the day for public thanksgiving
and prayer in this State.
Man is often deceived IN the age of a
woman by her gray hair. Ladies, you
can appear young and prevent this gray
ness by using Halls Hair Remover.
"A handsome stock of fancy aud use
full articles at the fair of the ladies of the
Baptist Church, Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday of this week, in the store Cd
Union street, above Church.
Some pretty views were taken last
week along the Bel Del Railroad from
this city to Bevidere, by several photo
grapbers who went up the road, in com
pany with Superintendent Brown, in
special train.
VIM. G. Toner, local editor of the
Warren Democrat, at Phillipsburg
anthor of the celebrated music 'God Be
With YOU which is sung in all parts OF
the civilized world, is writing music for
Chicago publisher.
Next week, Post 20 Band will hold
their fair, beginning on Thursday after
mood Thanksgiving day. and continuing
the remainder of the week. Plenty to
eat, plenty TO entertain visitors, and good
music. Give them n visit.
-Majnr c. A. Angel Post, will have an
Anniversary Supper at Lyceum Hall, on
Friday evening. Tickets of admission,
including supper, % cents. Children I'M
der 10 years, 10 cents. The "od vets.
deserve The peoples patronage.
Union Thanksgiving Services will be
held by the Presbyterian, Methodist and
Baptist Churches, in the Baptist Chnrt b,
on Thanksgiving morning. at 1890
O'Clock. R.v. W. $ Barnari, of the NJ.
f. Church, will preach The sermon.
Lieut.. II. NJ. Hartman, Of Co. c,
some days ago rendered his resignation ms
Second Lieutenant Of Company G, of this
city. The Company is sorry to lose him,
as he made an excellent officer. Poor
health is the Lieutenanls reason for his
action.
The large general store Of William
Cole, in Milford, caught fire on Monday
afternoon of last week The stock was u
total lass, but the building was only
slightly Injured. Tue falling Of a bnrn
Ing hanging lamp was The cause. Loss,
$4,000; fully insured
Rev. Mr.. Swan, pastor of the Pres
byterian Church Of This city, preached two
excellent and practical sermons in the
Baptist Church edifce last Sunday. to
large congregations. The two congrega-
lions will meet together again next Sun
day and Rev. Mr.. Swan will preach.
Thanksgiving Service in Rngoes, on
the 28th inst, will be held in the United
First Church, OF Amwell, at Larison's
Corner, The Baptist and Presbyterian
Churches, Of Ringoes, uniting 10 the ser
vices. Rev. Geo. II. LARSON, pastor of
the Baptist Church, will preach the ser
mon at 1890 A. NJ.
The vaccinations that have been
made by the several physicians Of this
city, recently, have taken unusually well.
The virus was procured from the vaccine
farms in Lancaster Co., Pa, and other
similar places. great number of per-
sons have been revaccinated, and many
OF these have taken as though the former
vaccination was OF no effect.
1t Is stated that six of the ten Demo-
cratic Assemblymen elect from Hudson
County are saloon keepers. That they
are not very profound statesmen goes
without saying, but they know what they
are sent TO Trenton TO accomplish. The
demand is that the license fee be reduced
to 500, and the law making imprison-
ment the punishment for keeping open on
Sundays changed to fine.
Mr. Robert Minor, Of this city, 10
the employ OF the Lamhertville rubber
Co., while attending the derrick on last
Friday unloading u boat-load of coal, met
with an accident which may be fairly call
ed lucky one. He was caught fast on
the rope. spool while in motion and was
thrown arr und once, when the belt broke,
thus preventing what might have been a
serious accident. He escaped with a
slight cut on the leg and quite a Earring up.