The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1892-02-24

Post Of1ee opens 80 A. III. Closes 800 r. nj.
CHAs. A. SLACK. Pm.
Miss Schenck's readings, next We'd
nesday evening. at Hooker & Roberts
Hall, New Hope.
Pest 30 Band, of this city, will play
for the fair Of the Doylestown Base Ball
Association, next Saturday evening.
- Rev J. K Manning, Of Red Bank,
N. j., will preach in the Baptist Church
of this city. next Sunday moraing and
evening.
George Trimmer has purchased the
store PROF eriy in TiInsville, occupied by
Trimmer e Swift, aud A. G. Hoffman and
Joseph Lawyer.
do not forget the fair Of the ladies of
Keokuk Council, No. Q, at Lyceum Hall,
March 10th, 18th and 18th. Some rare
attractions win be offered.
Sanford Hagaman, of Trenton, for
merly living near Copper Hill, has bought
the restaurant property at Ringoes, and
will take possession April LIST.
"A great many improvements aud new
dwellings, are projected for next Spring,
in this city. 1t looks as though work in
the building line would be brisk.
Rev. Frank H. Cooper, whD has re-
<o.ti,, anoon,aa tt,a cou 80 .ha nar,;o
Church in this city, will begin his pastsr-
ate the first Sunday in April next.
All smokers will be glad to know
that .'Lambertville Puffs," sold only by
J. b. Kline, Bridge street, are the best
average segar in the market. Try them.
Jan. 27-st.
--Auctioneer Bodine sold % head OF
horses at public sale, for Johnson & Yeti,
at the Union Hotel, Pennington, on We'd
nesday, at an average of $1s7 80 per head.
We'll, Sarah, what have you been do
ing to make you look so young9 Oh,
nothing much, only been using Halls Hair
Remover to restore the color of my hair.
The ball OF Co. G, on the ed inst,
was the best the Company has ever held.
Everything passed off nicely. The at
tendance was large, and several military
visitors from Trenton and elsewhere were
present.
The fraternal orders are well repre-
scented 10 Hopewell That village now
has the lodges of Masons, Knights Of Ply
ihias, Grand Army, Jr. Order United
American Mechanics and Oriental Degree.
Sons of Veterans, and Changers.
"A Panorama, consisting Of pictures
of the Battle OF Gettysburg and other bat
ties OF the Rebellion, will be exhibited in
this city on Monday aud Tuesday even
ings, March 7th and 9Th, under the au-
spices Of Post 20, q. A. r., Of this city.
Further particulars next week.
AT the election held last Monday
evening, DR.. F. w. Larson was elected
Second Lieutenant OF Co. Z, OF this city,
10 place of Lieut.. r. M. Hartman, re-
signed. His only competitor was Mr..
Geo. w. Williamson, Of the Union House.
The ballots used at the township
elections are not official and must be fur
nished by the candidates or interested par
ties. They must be printed in black ink
on plain white paper and must not have
on them any mark or device whereby
they may be identified or distinguished.
The special religious services are con-
tinued this week in the Presbyterian and
Methodist Churches OF this city. AT the
Presbyterian Church the interest is very
marked, and numbers are showing deep
concern for their personal salvation. At
the M. e. Church, twelve have made
profession.
III the people of Lambertyille want
town-clock in the new st. Johns Church,
there should be some movement made
soon, as the design of the tower win be
modified to suit the needs for this pur-
pose. The location is central and the
tower will be the highest point attainable
for this object.
The next session OF the New Jersey
M. E. Conference will be held at New
Brunswick, beginning on the 10th Of
March. Bishop ]. II. Vincent will, pre-
side. It win hold its session in the First
Methodist Church, Of which Rev. w. P.
o. Strickland q former pastor Of the NJ.
E. Church in this city, is now pastor.
Extra meetings are still In progress at
Sandy Ridge, with good results. Nine
have expressed desire to become united
with that church. The Rev. Mr.. Sage
beer, Of Pennington, is occupying the pull
this week. The attendance is large, not
witbstanding the bad roads. Rev. Mr..
Sagebeer, we learn, will also preach during
next week.
There is now some talk Of sewers 10
this city. After three o. four Of our prin-
cipal streets have been macadamized, then
1t fellows that sewers should come. This
is the way the work is done everywhere.
First improve the streets and then tear
them up and practically destroy them 70
put in sewers. Il seems strange that
everywhere this stupid and extravagant
way OF working Is followed.
Happy aaad content Is home with The Ro.
chester Y lamp with the light d the morning,
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