The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1891-03-18

DIR. Geo. II. Larson Of this city, who
has been confined to his house for some
days by sickness, is about again.
1t is cheaper to buy one of Trewin &
Co. g elegant Spring Overcoats, than to
be sick with cold. mar. 1887
Go to the Readings by Mr.. Harry
Corning, at the Baptist Church, tomorrow
Thursday evening.
MIR. H. II. Stem, formerly of this
city, is now proprietor of a photograph
gallery at Tyrone, Pa.
4 For restoring the color, tbickeniug
the growth, and beautifying the hair, and
tor preventing baldnees, Halls Hair Re-
newer is unsurpassed.
Governor Albeit has approved AZ.
sembly bill No. 306, which authorizes
township committees to have full super
vision of all roads. and may annually ap-
point person to have charge and super
tend such roads.
The State Board of Agriculture has
issued pamphlet urging the necessity of
getting rid of the black knot which is
running all the cherry and plum trees.
Kerosene. lnseed oil and turpeniine are
suggested as remedies. but in Massachu
setts painting the knots with red oxide Of
iron in linseed oil has given good results.
II tree is badly attacked. the wiscsi
method is to cut it down bodily and de-
stroy it by fire.
"A nenrly-new ST. Elmo range for sale.
Amply this week TO q. Ball. at the late
r sdence of r. C. Horn, deed, on South
Main st.
MIR. Harry Corning, professional
reader of some celebrity, will give humnr-
Gus and dramatic readings in the lecture
room of the Baptist Church in this city,
tomorrow Thursday evening, at eight
o'clock. Several of our citizens heard
Mr.. Corning in Trenton, few weeks ago.
and were delighted with him. Tickets
| SO cents. Children undertwelve Is cents.
MIR. JohA G. Ball, of this city. VIII,
has been engaged Mt the Butterfoss can
ming establishment for three or four years,
has been offered position in the linen
and Market. Philadelphia, where he was
formerly employed, and has accepted.
He will assume his new position mex
week. Mr.. Ball has won the esteem of al
with whom he has come in contact, while
a resident of this city, and they will part
with him with regret.
"A mett ting of the Pursuing and De-
t-ctng Societies 81 Hunierdon and Mercer
counties was held nj Ewlngvile on Saiur-
day week, and Effected AN organization
10 be known as the "Grand Consolidated
Vigiant Society of New Jersey aud Penn
sylvania." The following officers were
elected: Presdent-S. Ii. Phillips. Ew-
ingvlle; Wee President-V. r. Mathews,
Ringoes; Secretary and Treasurer--Jam .
Herbert, Trenton Junction. The object
of the organization i, for the more effect
nal protection of members from theft and
for the more speedy recovery of stolen
properly.
The fate of John Eichlin, of Holland,
who so mysteriously disappeared in jan
uary, has at last, it is believed, been solv-
ed. Ga Sunday week, two young men
IT Riegelsville, N. j., saw a coat hanging
from partly submerged limb of tree in
the river, opposite Monroe, and on its
being secured IL was found to be the coat
of the missing man. There were papers
in the pockets which proved II to be be-
You'd doubt the garment worn by the un-
fortunate man on his leaving home nearly
two months ago. The coat was turned
inside out when found, and locked as II
the limb had caught it and stripped i'll from
the body as il swept by. The body was
found ut Bordentown last Sunday.