The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1891-07-08
MAILS ARRIVE AS FOLLOWS

Live in Peace, and buy a Window
Screen at Helms Store, Coryell ST.
The Clinton National Bank has de
clarcd semi annual dividend of pei
cent.
The annual picnic of the Frenchtowr
Sunday schoosl will be held on Ellmakel
Isle on the 25th lust.
-Ex-Sheriff John p Rittenhousc, has
leased the pool room attached 10 the Un-
ion Hotel, in Pennington.
William B. Clayton, of Everitlstown,
has been granted a pension of So per
month, with nearly years back pay.
John B. Roberts, farmer living in
the Pitlstown vicinity, lost ten sheep out
of thirteen by dogs Saturday night week.
The durability of the sDavs" has
been demonstrated beyond doubt.
Miss Abbie Kugler, daughter of Will
liam Kuglcr, of Kingwood township, re-
Gently graduated from The State Normal
school.
MIR. Harry Van Horn of this city,
was guest Of the Pennington Bicy Gle
Club on its ''Ceniury run" to Philadel-
phia, July 4th.
The itching of the scalp aud falling of
the hair, resulting in badness, are often
caused by dandruff, which may be cured
by using Halls Hair Remover
Mr.. Thos. Raub, ticket agent at
Warren Street, Trenton, has resigned.
Alonza Goddard, of Washingtou's Gros-
sing, succeeds him.
: The Baptist Sunday School of this
city did not go on their picnic to-day,
owing to the storm. Ii will take place on
Friday of this week.
Rev. J. b. Kugler, pastor of the Rea-
vile Presbyterian church, aud wife, sail
ed for Europe on the 9th ult 10 the Um-
bria, of the Cunard line. lie expects 10
be absent about four months.
The people of Frenchtown aud vicin-
iiy are cndeavoring to induce the Lehigh
Valley Railroad Co. TO extend branch
from Pillstuwnto their borough. 1t would
give them II short route to New York.
Bay your Gasoline of Geo. v. Hunt
& Co. Jys2t
The School Trustees of this city, at
their late meeting re elected the old board
of teachers for Public Schools, and filed
the vacancy made by the death of Miss
Mary Kelley by electing Miss Mary A.
Morgan.
MIR. William Hoppeck, of this city,
has in bis possession an old family relic
in the shape OF Il Bible, which was his
grandfather's, MIR. Cornelius Hoppock,
and was printed in 1875. 1t is in a good
state of preservation.
The Piltstown Branch of the Lehigh
Valley Railroad was formally opened
with free ride on Wednesday of last
week. The Clinton and Quakertown
bands participated in the festivities and
added life to the occasion.
Having made special contract for a
large lot of Gasoline, we will hereafter
supply our customers with rs Deodorized
Stove Gasoline at 10 cents per gallon.
Gao. V. Hunt & Co.,
Jy S-2t AZ Bridge street.
The "Fourth" passed off quietly in
this city. Outside of the game of base
ball, there was nothing special 70 attract
the attention of people. A large number
of former citizens of our city took the OPP
OF holiday to visit their old
homes and friends.
Rev. G. w. Leonard was ordained
pastor of the Wertsville Baptist Church,
June 30th. Rev. J. II. Dudley, OF South
Amboy preached the sermon Rev. Addi-
son Parker offered the ordaining prayer
Rev. P. A. IL. Kline, gave the charge TO
the church Rev. ii. A. Chapman, the
charge to the candidate, and Rev. Mr..
Mallory gave the hand Of fellowship.
This little church is to be congratulated
on securing Mr.. Leonard, and bright
day is before them.
Keep out the flies and bugs by one OF
Helms cheap and good Screens. Coryell
street.
Our entire community sympathize
with Mr.. Alex. c. Davis, of South Am
boy, in the death of bis wife, which &C.
Cured last Monday morning. During
their long residence in this city, Mrs.
avisgained the esteem of ourpeople with
out exception, and all who knew her were
won by her kindness of heart and pleas
ant manners.
List Of letters remaining unclaimed in
the Post Office at Lambertvlle, N. j., for
thirty days:
Miss Title Allen.