The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1894-06-13

Grove.
Elk Judge H. P. Cullen, of Stockton,
has recently been commissioned Notary
Public by Governor Werts. A good ap-
pointment.
-Epworth Prayer Meeting Sunday at
6.45 P. NJ, at the NJ E. Church in this
city. Led by Mrs. L. B. Eggert. Sub
ject, "The One Desire,n Psalm xvii.
The +" Liberty Cornet Band, of this
city, has been engaged 10 play at Doyles-
town on the 4th of July. An extensive
" old fashioned celebration of the day
is to be held in that town.
Rev. II. A. Chapman, for three years
past pastor of the Frenchtown Baptist
church, will close his labors there on Sun.
day, 18th inst. We have not learned
where Mr.. Chapman will locate.
It's surprising the tasty hats the small
sum of $2ss and So 9s will buy at The
Grand Depot.
-Theo. Ii. Stout, the blacksmith at
Oak Dale, while shooting horse for Cyrus
Van Dolah, on Saturday morning last, in
some manner struck the index finger of
his left hand, MASKING the end and nearly
seycring the nail.
The pulpit of the Presbyterian Church
l. q, "a H. T.
the Rev. U. d. Gulick, d. d. Many will
recall him as having filed the pulpit as a
supply shortly previous to The calling of
the Rev William Swan.
"A few days ago Thomas Coniff and
George Slack killed blnck snake in the
rear of the carpenter shops of Peter S.
Parker & Son, on franklin street, above
Delevan, in this city. The snake mea
sured four feet four inches in length.
An election for Captain, First Lieu
tenant and Second Lieutenant of Company
G will be held at the armory, in Holcombe
Hall, in this city, next Monday evening.
choose efficient officers, so that new vigor
may be given to it.
We are glad TO be able to report that
Rev. Mr.. Fllson and Senator Martin are
both cenvalescing. Mr.. Filson came
down stairs on Saturday last for the first
time in -four months, and the Senator is
able to sit out on the front porch of his
residence. -Ffenchtoaon Independent.
The scholars of our public schools
have for several days past been undo T.
going an examination of their proficiency
in studies, so as to grade them for the
Fall term. This examination is trying
both to teachers and scholars, and when
ii is over it makes vacation twice wei.
come.
The specially.selected segars aud to-
baccos sold by J. B. Kline are noted for
their excellent flavor and good smoking
qualities.
-Children's Day will be observed at
the Baptist Church at Sandy Ridge on
Sunday afternoon next. The exercises
will be under the management of MIR. Cox,
the superintendent, and will be very in.
teresting. They will begin promptly at
O'Clock.
Freebooter Warman requests us 10
notify the pers IN who borrowed the saw
from the Union engine house, in this city,
to return II, as the company has use for
it. What any one would borrow saw
for during this kind of weather we can
not conceive. Nobody is Saving wood"
but the politicians.
&C. Ribsam & Sons, seedsmen and i'm
plement dealers, Trenton, N. j., have just
received ar extra lot of Early Ninety day
Dent aad Eight.rowed Yellow Flint Corn
from Connecticut, purposely for late plant
ing and re-planting at this late date.
These varieties will mature If planted as
late as July LIST. See their advertisement
ou 9SSOhu PoSO'
Our trimmed hats are being sold
cheaper than you ever dreamed Of, at
The Grand Depot.
VIM. V. Lear, of Milford vicinity,
lost horse by accident one day q week
or more ago. He was hauling stone from
a field, and in driving out into the road
the tongue chain broke, causing the team,
wagon and driver to go down the steep
bank into the creek. In their descent
one Of the horses struck its head against
tree, killing it instantly.
The election held by the officers OF the
Seventh Regiment, National Guard, on
Monday evening, resulted 10 the choice of
Captain A. F. Stoll TO be the successor Of
Major Hurley, who is now Colonel by
brevet. 1t was close fight between Cap.
tain Sloll and Captain Richard Whitehead.
DR.. X. r. Rogers has been made Assist
ant Surgeon, vice DIR. Joseph B. Shaw,
who resigned.
w. j. Scott, of this city, was arrest
ed last Friday night, on complaint made
by his wife. for threats made against her
life, abuse and disorderly conduct. He
was locked up in the city Jail over night.
On Saturday morning he was taken be-
fore Justice Lyman, and in default of bail
was taken by Constable Srope to the
county Jail at Pennington TO await the
next term OF court.
Cyrus Van Dolah and E. t. Bush,
who have been soliciting subscriptions to
purchase bell for the Sandy Ridge
church, have been successful. The
amount needed, with the exception OF
seven dollars, was contributed by friends
of the church and lot owners of the ceme-
terry. The bell is 3S inches in diameter
and weighs $50 lbs. and the mountings
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