The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1892-08-03
The Young men of St. Johns Church

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Post Office opens $50 A. NJ. Closes 500 P. NJ.
CHAs A. SLACK, Pm.
The young men of st. Johns Church
will hold picnic in Geo. Banchoff's
hollow, on Monday, August 10Th.
Owing to the hot weather of Thurs
day and Friday of last week, work on the
ST. Johns Church had to be suspended.
Amos Fl. Slack, of Frenchtown, has
been granted pension of $12 per month,
dating from July, 1890.
The Kingwood Baptist Church will
hold Harvest Home, ON grounds near
the church building in Baptisttown, on
Wednesday, August 10, 1892, afternoon
and evening.
KLINE has some extra, fine brands of
Segars, at reasonable figures. jy6
The total catch of shad by New Jer-
sey fishermen in the Delaware river this
season aggregated $4,000 as against 1874,
600 last year.
Smiths store in Milford, was broken
into last Wednesday night. A lot Of
goods and six dollars in postage stamps
were taken.
ID. w. Hoppock, the Adams Express
agent, has moved from Coryell street to
the house on N. Union street, next door
IN Dr Cm;ftta offioa
The creamery at Idell is now in oper-
alton. Eighty-fve cents per hundred
pounds is the price paid for milk at pres
emf.
The Sunday School Of ST. Andrews
P. E. Church of this city, will hold their
annual picnic at Ellmaker's Island, Tues
day, August 9th.
Several of our citizens went on the
two days excursion to Atlantic City by
the way of the Reading r. R. from New
Hope, on Tuesday of this week.
MIR. Walter Pimm, Of Flemlngton,
student for the ministry, will preach in
the Baptist Church of this city, next Sun
day morning and evening.
-Thos. B. Naylor, the painter, has
given the front of the old bindery build
ing. on Coryell street, new coat of
paint, which adds greatly to its appear
ance.
BY proclamation, the President de-
clares Friday, October 81, national holt
day, it being the 400th anniversary of the
discovery of America. Schools are par
ticularly requested to observe the event.
The Frenchtown Baptist Church is
TO be enlarged, under the Supervision of
Pastor Chapman, who is an architect.
The addition will be to the front, 5x23
feet and 80 feet high.
Blacksmith VIM. E. Green, of Flem-
iugton, says the Democrat, was overcome
by the heat on Wednesday. Physicians
were employed to labor with him, and
finally they brought him back 10 con-
sci ousness.
ALI the novelties In Pipes, Tobacco,
etc., at KLINE's Segas Store, Bridge street,
corner of Commerce. jy6
"A horse belonging to @. Fl. Ritten-
house, of Baptisttown, had its leg broken
by kick from its mate in the pasture
field one night recently. The animal had
to be killed, much to the regret of Mr..
Rittenhouse.
The Fall election this year will occur
on November 9Th, the latest date 1t can
occur under the law which fixes the first
Tuesday after the first Monday. The
last Presidential election that occurred on
that date was In 1864.
The Prohibitionists Of Raritan town
ship met 10 Pennington, on Tuesday even
ing, and organized Bidwell and Cranfll
Prohibition club. The following officers
were elected.
President--V. G. Hyde.
Vice. President--W. II. Bells.
Secretary--Jacob Spangenberg.
Treasurer-Z. Il. Nevins.
While three young men in a carriage
were turning the corner OF Ferry and
Bridge streets, on Tuesday evening Of
this week, two wheels came of OF the
wagon and the young men were thrown
out. They managed TO stop the horse in
time to avoid serious accident. The
wagon was somewhat damaged but the
occupants escape injury.
The annual picnic of the Sunday
Schools of the Delaware Valley, which has
become fixed institution, will be held
this year on Wednesday Aug. 18th, in
VIM. F. Holcombe's Grove, near Mount
Airy. Music by Post 80 Band. Dinner
will be served at a low price. Able speak
ers have been engaged. A large attend
ance Is expected.
Two horses were killed by lightning
In pasture field on the farm Of Peter
Schenk, at Pennington Junction, during
shower on Tuesday afternoon oflast week.
One Of them was wild West pony be-
longing to Jacob r. johnson and DR.. NJ.
G. Madison, OF Pennington, and the other
was brood mare belonging to gentle
man In New York. They were evidently
standing close together when the bolt fell
upon them.
sWhite Wonder" gives entire salts
faction. Sold by 8. F. Martindell. jy6