The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1895-11-13

with Hoods Sarsaparilla. Be sure to &c
Hoods.
The Grand Encampment o: Patriarch
will meet in Trenton next Tuesday, ant
the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows the fol
lowing day.
The new steamer of the Hiberni
Fire Company was tried few evening
since and made a satisfactory exhibit O
its capabilities.
The factory at Titusville canned POT,
900 cans of tomatoes, and that at Hope
well, between 1870, 900 and 200, 900 cans
the past season.
-Epworth League prayer meeting al
the M. E. Church next Sunday, at 7:SC
P. NJ, led by q. H. Wllmot. Topic
Founding of the Church of Antioch. +"
1t will pay you TO go to Shamalia':
for your medicines.
Rev A. NJ. Shea, of the Kingwood
M. E. Church, has been appointed to De.
Moines, the capital of Iowa, which ap.
pointment is one of the best in the Con.
ference.
The repairs on the Qlakertowu
Church, damaged by lightning some time
ago, have been made, and it took severa
weeks to make good what the lightning
| do oad - N noa1.l
People living between Pittstown and
Frenchtown are anxious to have a trolley
road built between these two towns. A
correspondent says that N. r. Shuster, a
farmer, has offered to donate the land
along his farm for the road.
= Mr.. Layton Kugler. of this city, has
invented an improvement in arc lamps
which is very simple and effective. 1t
does away with one half OF The shsdow
which is thrown by the arc lamps used on
the streets, and is self.regulating.
Remember, best goods, lowest prices
at SHAMALIA's.
Last Monday evening the large barn
on the farm of Mrs. Elizabeth Lantz,
about one mile south OF Frenchtown along
the railroad, was burned together with
one horse, machinery and the products
Of the farm. Insured 10 a stock company.
The New Jersey Spoke and Bending
Works property, 10 Frenchtown, belong
ing TO the estate of the late Isaac Taylor,
deceased, have been sold by the heirs to l..
s. D. Kerr for $2,s25. This is a very
cheap property. -Frenchto,Un Lsdepend-
e,at.
Some people are slow 10 learn that
the election law of New Jersey provides
for secret ballot. Tickets that are mark.
ed with a name or device of any kind
are not secret, aud the law compels the
officers to cast out all such without count
ing them.
John Cleary was arrested last Satur.
day by Policeman Morse, he being drunk
and disorderly and Boosting that no po-
iiceman could arrest him. He was taken
before Justice Lyman, who bound him
over to court in the sum of $500. lie
secured bail.
Rev. Chas. A. Beck, of Philadelphia,
died at his home in that city on Satur-
day, Oct. 26th, of enlargement Of the
liver. Deceased had been in poor health
for the past three or four years. Some
years ago he was pastor Of the Christian
Church, Milford, and was highly es-
teemed by the citizens OF that place.
Tomorrow Thursday evening the
Phunny Phellows give their entertain
ment at Holcombe Hall. A large number
of reserved seats have been sold, and those
who wish them should secure them al
once. A very entertaining and amusing
programme has been prepared, and every
one is sure to get his moneys worth.
The Presbytery of New Brunswick
on Monday, in session in the Third Pres
byterian church OF Trenton, dissolved the
pastoral relations existing between Rev.
DR.. Geo. s. Mott and the Presbyterian
congregation of Pennington, and the pulpit
is TO be declared vacant by Rev. Geo. s.
Wenrick on the first Sunday in December.
Now is the time to look up your holi
| day gifts. You cannot find anything
more appropriate or more reasonable II
price than selections from the immense
stock displayed by Skillman, Vanderveel
s. Williams, at their store, corner o.
State and Broad streets, Trenton. Jewelry
watches, silverware, diamonds, etc. Cal
and look.
The annual meeting of the Hunlerdor
County Board of Agriculture will be helt
in the Court House, Pennington, mex
Saturday, at IL o'clock, A. N. At Q r
NJ. G. w. Hockenbury, OF Locktown, will
give an address on Progressive Dairy
ing" TO be followed by free discussion
of the dairy question. Everybody invited
to attend.
| List of letters remaining unclaimed il
the Post Office at LambertvilIe, N. j., 70
thirty days:
Duncan G. Ferguson,
Mro ~ II Ionao