The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1893-11-08

-Raritan township appears to have
been voting ON the courthouse question,
yesterday.
The wood work OF the interior of st.
Johns r. c. Church is being handsomely
finished by Mr.. T. B. Naylor, of this city,
whose skill is we'll known.
The Electric Light Company are at
work placing poles, etc., for additional
lights, under the direction of the Lamps
and Gas Committee of the city council
-Ex-Assemblyman Theodore Probas
co, of Quakertown, and wife have just
celebrated the sixtieth anniversary Of their
wedding. Both are yet 10 good health.
The Junior Society of Christian En
deavor will give an entertainment in the
lecture room of the Baptist Church in this
city, on Thanksgiving night (Nov. SOth),
consisting Of singing, Rotations, &c.
Admission 10 cents.
"a chemical success and medical tri-
umph," so speaks an eminent physician
in reference TO Ayers Cherry Pectoral;
and the eulogy was none too strong. No
other medicine is so safe and eff1cacious
in all diseases Of the throat and lungs.
You are wanted at the Stryker Libra
ry rooms next Saturday (l1th), to inspect
the handsome display OF chrysanthemums,
and to give your opinion as to the quality
OF the ice cream and the sweetness of the
homemade candies that will be offered
for your inspection.
Lewis q. Goodwin, former resident
of this city, and who had for some time
past resided in Trenton, died at the latter
place on Thursday last, and was buried
at Sandy Ridge cemetery on Monday of
this week, the funeral services being held
in the Presbyterian church OF this city.
One of the most pleasing gatherings
Of the year is that held by the Stryker
Library Association, when fine display
of chrysanthemums is made, and ice
cream and other refreshments arc served.
This year it occurs ou Saturday, lllh
inst, when the ladies will take great
pains to Guido former occasions.
Next Sunday morning the Baptist
Sunday School of this city will observe
edible Day." by services of an appropri.
ate character, which will take the place
of the regular preaching service. The
exercises will consist OF singing by the
school and infant class, solos and duets,
addresses, Rotations, readings, sc.
Richard A. Donnelly, Taylor Opera
House, Trenton, calls attention in this is
sue to some very cheap lines of clothing,
&C., including $40 suits, $40 overcoats,
and gents furnishing goods, gloves, &c.
Whatever DONNELLY says Is so, and
you will find it to be so when you call at
his store.
The case of David G.. Sturtevant, o
former resident OF Frenchtown, who was
arrested at Uhertown, Pa, in July last.
for fraudulently using the United States
mails, came up in the United States Dis
trict Court at Trenton last week. Sturte-
want plead non vult, and was sentenced
to the Mercer County Jail for three
months.
Last Thursday evening, mantel
lambrequin in the parlor of Mr.. Geo. W.
Kellar's house, corner of Bridge and
Main streets, took fire and was destroyed.
The flames created considerable smoke
aud did some damage to the parlor, but
were soon put out by Mrs. Kelar and one
or two others. The lambrequln was a
valuable one, for which Mrs. K. had
been offered $75.
The specially. selected segars and to
baccos sold by ]. B. Kline are noted for
their excellent flavor and good smoking
uualities