The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1892-10-05

CHAS. A. SLACK. p. NJ.
The Baptist Church Of this city, is
about to put in steam heating apparatus.
DIR. A. L. Closson, of the York House,
lost valuable COW on Friday morning
last, of fever.
Everybody is pleased with the Postal
Telegraph Service. II you would be in it
try it. No. N. Union street.
The popular orator, John s. Gibson,
of Dover, was announced to speak at
Remington on Monday evening.
MIR. EVERY, OF Kings Mills vicinity,
sold peaches in the Pittstown Exchange
one day recently as high as $2.75 per bas-
ket.
The late john T. Leigh, Of Clinton,
Hunterdon county, carried hfe insurance
policytfor SO, 900 10 the Mutual Benefit,
of Newark, which was paid in July.
The bell for the new st. Johns tR.
G. Church, in this city, will be conse-
Grated by RI. Rev. N. j. o'Farrell. D. D.,
Bishop of Trenton, Oct. Esd, at P. M.
= KLINE has some extra. fine brands of
Segars, at reasonable figures. jy6
The peach season is about over.
10000 baskets have been shipped from
White House this season, and about 200,-
baskets over the Roekaway Valley r. r.
The Republicans of Stockton will
have flag raising ON Saturday evening of
this week. Post 20 Band has been en-
gagged to furnish the music for the occa-
sion.
Ed. Saith, Of fishing fame, caught a
large rock fish up near the bar 10 the river
on Monday of this week, that weighed 0
pounds. He sold the fish to DR.. A. L.
Clesson, OF the York Street House.
George Banchoff, Jr., who was mar
ried on Wednesday of last week, was ten
dered serenade on Monday evening of
this week by Post 20 Band. The band
was handsomely treated to cake, lemonade
and cigars.
The Women's Home Missionary So
ciety of the Presbytery of New Brunswick,
will meet in the Pennington Presbyterian
church tomorrow Thursday, at 1890
a. m. Interesting speakers from dis
lance will address the meeting.
Tell your neighbors what nice bread
the sWbite Wonder Flour" makes. For
sale by s. F. MAErrNDELI, cor. York and
Clinton streets. II
VIM. Crosedale, (colored), Of Titus
VILE, employed In the rubber mill at that
place, got his arm fast in some machinery
on Tuesday evening. He was taken TO
st. Frances Hospital, Trenton, and his
arm was so terribly injured 1t had to be
amputated.
Quite large number Of young ladies
from this place have been and are still
working in the tomato factory at Titus
vile. They 60 down on the early train
every morning and return 10 the evening.
We hear they receive $l.50 day for
their services.
The Hunterdon 20. Sunday School
Convention, to be held in the Baptist
Church in this city, on Friday Of this
week, offers an interesting program. Able
speakers will deliver addresses, morning,
afternoon and evening. Everybody is in
vited, and especially all interested in Sun
day Schools.
--On the farm Of Sidney Johnson, Della
ware township, is an old bufying ground
known as the vancamp grave yard. On
a rude tomb stone Is the following In
acrip.ion: "R. K. Octo. 18th, 1906"
There are many other stones the cpl
taphs on which are illegible, being obliter-
ated by the storms Of years.
"A few years ago the steeple of the
Lebanon Reformed Church was struck by
lightning and damaged badly. II was re-
paired at once and made as good as new.
During the shower week ago last Satur-
day night II was again struck, and dam
aged so much that four or five hundred
dollars will be required to repair it.
Get your School Book and School
Supplies al a. Fl. Titus. s14
-Garret Bowdren, young man OF this
city, died at the hospital, at Harrisburg,
Pa, on Friday evening last, Of iufiamma-
tory rheumatism. His brother Patrick
on receipt Of telegram, went to Harris
burg on Saturday and had the remains
brought to this city on Sunday evening.
They were taken to the residence Of his
mother, on Franklin street. Funeral to-
day.
The Hsaaterdon Republican says
that the evangelistic services held In Flem-
ington by DR.. MunhalI closed Wednesday
evening. The meetings have been largely
attended from the start, and much interest
manifested. DR.. Munhall states that there
have been about one hundred conversions
during these services He and his assis-
tant, Mr.. Birch, 60 from there to Meriden,
Conn.
"White Wonder" gives entire Salts
faction. soldby 8. F. Martindell. jy6