The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1891-12-09
MAILS ARRIVE AS FOLLOWS !:
w. W. Vail, of Quakertown. has ia,

perance evangelist, will soon commenc,
meetings in Pennington.
The "Charity Concert" given las
Wednesday evening 10 Lyceum Hail.
pleased all who attended
The new passenger station of the Penn.
sylvania Railroad, at Clinton ST., Trenton,
was opened last Sunday.
The joint Institute for the teachers
of Hunterdon and Somerset, will be held
at Somerville in April next.
The fair of the ladies of s. Andre W s
Church, last week, was very successful,
the amount realized being about $l75
-Tae grand stand at the base ball
grounds has been torn down by Mr.. G.
w. Arnett, who bought it of the club.
Hear w. II. Foster and his gold
mounted slide trombone, in the great
street parade, at ll:45, on next Monday.
The Rev. P. S. Vreeland, Of Patter-
SOD, N. j., will preach in the Baptist
Church of Ibis city, next Sunday morning
and evening.
MIR. Geryas Ely is having his property
on York street, near George street, i'm
proved in appearance. BUY painters are
doing The work.
MIR. Russell ONiel, of this city, has
leased the paving block quarries. lately
run by John Malloy, in West Amwell, and
will carry on the business
The old depot at Clinton ST., Trenton,
has been torn down and the stone carried
away in cars. The tracks will soon be
relaid nearer to the new station.
Holiday Goods. The greatest range
of useful articles are to be found at the
Grand Depot. d. Ut
Men and women prematurely gray
and whose hair was falling, are enthusi-
astic in praising Halls Hair Remover for
restoring the color and preventing bald
ness.
Attention is called to the ADVERTISE
ment of the Grand Depot. A splendid
assortment of useful and fancy presents
will be found in this extensive establish
ment.
-The members of Lambertvilc Coun-
Gil, No. 81, Jr. o. U. A. NJ, are respect.
fully invited TO attend the funeral of Cor
nelius Vert, ON Friday morning. Meet
in Council Room at 9 A. NJ, sharp.
See Harry Skunk, the popular young
versatile comedian, with Sweeney, Alvido
German & Goeize's Model Ministries, at
Holcombe Hall, on Monday evening
Navigation will close on the Della
ware and Raritan Canal on the 9th inst
As soon as the water is let out Of the
feeder, stone wall will be built along the
west bank from the station in this city to
Coryell street.
The spacious dwelling that Mr.. Ger
vas Ely has recently had r, modelled out
Of the old ST. Andrews Church, is near
con. letion. Glaciers are now awaiting
the arrival of glass 10 complete the en-
closure Of the building.
See c. II. Sweeney, eqnihbrist, who
builds pyramid Of bottles, basins, cups,
saucers and chairs, from the stage 10 the
dome of the theatre, at Holcombe Hail. on
Monday night.
Mr. Peter s. Parker, carpenter and
builder, has recently purchased from DIR.
Scarborough estate, the mill property
on N. Franklin street, formerly occupied
by John Green. Mr.. Parker has taken
possession and proposes to carry on his
usual business there.
The correctness of the maxim "noihing
succeeds like success is we'll exemplified
In Ayers Sarsaparlla. The most sue
cessful combination of Alternatives and
tonics, ii always succeeds in curing d.
seases Of the blood, and hence its won
derful popularity.
The Prize of Life Odd Fellows Lodge,
of this city, were visited last evening by
a large number of friends from Trenton
and elsewhere, on the occasion of their
festival and reception. Everything pass
ed off very pleasantly, we are told.
The farm upon which Sylvester VOL
verton now resides, near Mount Pleasant,
and which lately belonged to the estate
of John G. Wene, deceased, was recently
sold to Mrs. Wolverton for 1877 so per
acre. 1t is said that this same farm was
sold few years ago when the property
of John Matthews, deceased, for $50. 25
per acre.
AT meeting of the Directors OF the
Pennington National Bank last Wednes-
day afternoon, N. D. Stiger was chosen
Cashier for the unexpired year of G. c.
Durham, deceased, and Bergen II. Der
kaw was appointed Teller IN place OF Mr..
Siiger. The President, John L. Jones,
having handed in his resignation, William
Richards was chosen by unanimous vote
to ill his place.
One of my children had a very bad dis
charge from her nose. Two physicians
but without benefit. We tried
Ely's Cream Balm, and, much to our sur
prise, there was a marked improvement. |
We continued using the Balm and In a
short time tho discharge was cured.-O. |
A. Carey, Corning, ~. J.