The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1891-02-18
Miss Stella Garrish, of Trenton, visit

Miss Stella Garrish, of Trenton, visit
ed friends in this city last week.
Mr.. Howard McCready, of Philadel-
phia, spent last Sunday in this city, visit
ing friends.
Did you laugh last night at the COM
edians at Holcombc Halle How could
l help itl
MIR. Harry II. Harrison, of this city,
has been confined to his home for two
weeks by an attack of pneumonia He
is improving.
Benjamin Egbert, well.known resi-
dent of Franklin township. died suddenly
last Tuesday afternoon at bis residence 10
Quakertown.
-Kickapoo. Indian Sagwa, Oil, Worm
killer, Buffalo Tallow Salve, and Kicka-
poo Cough Cure, at Holcombe Hall, for
three weeks.
The Pennington Reform Club has
been presented by friends at Readiugton,
with a beautiful silk banner, inscribed
''Fleminglon Temperance Reform Club"
Joseph s. Fauss, Esq, has become
one of the editors and proprietors of the
Democrat Advertiser, of Pennington, the
firm now reading Jones, Voorhees, &
Fauss.
The Loudeu Cadets, of this city, at
tended divine service at the New Hope
NJ. L. Church on last;Sunday morning in
body, and listened to very able sermon
by the Rev. J. T, Gray.
If you are sick, visit the Kickapoo
Indians at Holcombe Hall, Lambertville,
and get some OF their wonderful remedies.
The Young Peoples Association OF
the Berean Baptist Church OF Stockton
will give an oyster supper at Knights of
Labor Hall, tomorrow (Thursday) eve
ming. Good music will be furnished.
The Soldiers Monument Committee,
of Pennington, report the sum of 50, 400
in hand, and no doubt the public will see
the monument placed in position during
the coming Summer. The Committee
will receive proposals for the work carly
in March.
1t you 60 to Holcombe Hall during
the next three weeks, you will get fifty
cent entertainment free Of cost, and also
learn some useful facts.
e w. Opdycke had sale of horses
in Frenchtown last Tuesday, disposing of
twenty eight head. Fifteen of them were
drove horses and they found purchasers
at an average of $16e.44 per head. The
other thirteen were common workers and
they went at lower figures.
"A fine musical entertainment was held
in the lecture room OF the Presbyterian
Church 10 this city, last Friday evening,
TO aid the piano fund OF the Young Peo-
pies Association. The exercises consisted
of vocal, solos, quartettes, &c., and piano
selections, by home talent, and all agree
that 1t was from first to last a most pleas
ant affair. The room was crowded.
The Kickapoo Medicine Company
have drawn big crowds for two evenings
and give excellent entertainments. Every
body is required TO be seated, men must
take their hats off, and perfect order is
enforced. Ladies can safely attend these
entertainments without being in the least
offended.
Thieves broke into the wheelwright
shop OF Arthur Hughes, in Pennington,
last Tuesday night and carried off braces,
bits and other tools which Mr.. Hughes
values at $50. On the same night an at
tempt was made TO enter the coal Office OF
E. Humphrey, at the Lehigh Valley Rail
road depot, but after breaking a window
shutter the thief or thieves seem to have
become discouraged and so gave up the
undertaking Hunterion Democrat
The Kickapoo Indian Medicine Com
pany, No. II, is now holding a series Of
entertainments at Holcombe Hall. Ad-
mission free, excepting on Thursday and
Saturday nights, when an admission OF
ten cents will be charged.