The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1894-02-07
st. Valentines day February l4tb.

--0L. thlCutluC oaJ
IT. F. Swarer is rebuilding the car,
rage shop at Rcaville, recently destroyed
by fire.
Daniel r. Sharp, ex-Postmaster OF
Stockton, is very sick at the residence OF
his daughter, in Trenton.
William 81. Brewer, of Oak Dale,
will move to Sergeantsville about March
first and clerk for ]. G. Moore.
"A tramp entered the residence OF
Miss Anna Coryell on N. Union street one
day last week and stole an album.
Asa S. Higgins of Sergeautsville,
caught an eagle in a, steel trap on his
fahter's place, a short time ago, measuring
7 feet inches from tip to tip.
The specially .selected segars and to
baccos sold by ]. B. Kline are noted for
their excellent flavor and good smoking
qualities.
-Ex Freebooter William Aller, VI
Delaware township, died on Saturday
last, at the residence Of II. w. Johnson,
near Sergeantsyile. He was about seven.
ty-five years old.
The Rev. E. NJ. Lightfoot, pastor of
the Baptist Church, will begin next Sun
day evening course of four sermons en-
titled "Serpents in Gods Garden. +"
Everybody is invited.
--Beulah, wife of Rev. j. K. Manning,
died at her home in Red Bank N.
j., few days ago. She was the
daughter Of the late Lewis Young, OF
Glen Gardner, and the last Of that family.
Lambert Humphrey, owner Of the
property, has taken charge OF the Union
Hotel, Pennington, John p. Bait, the
late lessee having removed to Philadel-
phia. Tho report that Geo. Davis had
leased the hotel is incorrect.
A large sale Of valuable horses Is adj
vertised to be sold at Frenchtown by 4.
W. Opdycke, the well.known horse-deal-
err. Any one wanting horses will fnd
this rare chance to secure them. See
the advertisement on our second page.
Miss Susie Hunt, of this city, who has
for many years been librarian of the Stry-
ker Librsfy, WIN remsve to Camden this
week. Miss Hunt has been so excellent
and popular an officer of the Library that
1t will be difficult to,fully supply her place
--0ther Trenton stores may make more
elbow, but Baumg ,rtner generally has
the Bargains. Mr.. B. is considered by
all odds the best buyer in Trenton, and
he givesshis customers the benefit OF his
extensive experience and skll. See his
new d.. 10 another column.
During the first three weeks OF the
revival services 10 the Milford Christian
church, thiriy-sev announced their in
tention to lead Christian life, and on
Sunday mornings week, DR.. Maple re
ceived thirty of stbem hto church. The
revival is still 10 progress and more may
be added 10 future.
We will send the Scientific Amer
can and THE RECORD, for one year, for
81. The Scientific american supple
naent and THE RECORD for $3.50. The
Scientific American Architects and
Builders Edition and THE RECORD, for
$3.50. All four papers, for 1910.
1t is generally believed by tho mem
bers Of and those posted in the Grand
Army circle that our townsman, Captain
John Shields, will be the next Department
Commander of the G. A. r. at their COM
ing Encampment. We known OF no more
worthy man than Mr.. Shields. He is q
liberal and patriotic gentleman, whose
love of his fellow man is always manifest
ed. no matter where he is. The citizens oil
Pennington will second the nomination, II
they be given the chance. Home Vsss
tor.
Oliver Fl. Hoffman, Esq, died at his
home in Lebanon last Tuesday, after
long illness. Mr.. Hoffman was one Of
the best known men In the county. ID
filled the office OF County Superintendent
of Schools for two terms, and during hii
incumbency did much to increase thu
efficiency of the schools Of the county
For many years he had taught at Lebanon
and always teok deep interest in thu
cause Of education. He had many ant
warm friends, and his death will be deep
ly regretted. Mr.. Hoffman was about q
years Of age. and unmarried. The funer
al services took place ID the Reformed
Church at Lebanon last Friday Hun
terdon Republican.
The Pennington Bicycle Club held IL
annual meeting last Thursday evening
the Club House. The following officer
were elected for the ceming year
President-H. E. beats.
Vice President G. Lloyd Fell.
Secretary-Jos. s. Fauss.
Captain &C. L. Fell.
Lieutepant-Oscar M. LaLue.
Coler Bearer-Wm. Fl. Bodine.
The old Board Of Trustees, consistin
OF the President, Secretary and Captain
exc ficio and w. A. Abbott, John B. Gas
and VIM. H. Bsdine were reelected.