The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1895-05-22
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Rev. VIM. NJ. Mick, former pastor
of the Baptist Church of this city, paid a
short visit here last Thursday.
Pretty cold for this season of the
wear. The thermometer stood at $50 this
morning at DR.. q. W. Larisoh's.
Choice lot of pipes, fancy and plain,
at KLINE's segar store, Bridge street. .
-Epworth League prayer meeting
Sunday at c. 80 P. NJ, led by Miss Nellie
A. Mickle. Topic" Soliloquy on Integ-
rity."
Ezekiel Bradfield, resident Of Lam
bertville some years ago, died in Phila-
delphia last Saturday morning. He was
about so years old.
IL have used Hoods Pills and they
have given good satisfaction. Mrs.
Fred Bidewell, Baptisttown, N. ].
Mr.. Charles A. Slack, former resi-
dent of Frenchtown, but for several years
residing at Newark, died last Thursday
morning, of heart trouble.
The Delaware River Old School Bap-
list Association will be held at Hopewell,
commencing on Wednesday. May 29th,
and continuing three days.
AT Shamalia's you get the best quail
ity for less money than elsewhere.
The Hiaaterdon Republican says
that Ex-Sheriff John Corcoran, of Flem-
ington, has purchased Rupell's hotel in
Milford, and will take possession Jure
1st
The District Sunday School Conven
ton, comprising the Sunday Schools of
East and West Amwell, will be held at
the church in Linvale, on Thursday ev-
ening, May 30ih.
Some of the newspapers are announc-
ing that a local board of the N. j. Chill
dren's Home Society has been organized
in this city. As this organization took
place year ago, the news is rather stale.
DR.. Lewis E. Reading. father of the
late DIR. l.. A. Reading, of this city, died
in Trenton yesterday. DR.. Reading, while
a youth, was a resident of this city and
was well-known to many of our citizens.
ALI the best brands of smoking and
chewing tobacco at KLINB's, 20 Bridge
street.
The Sunday Schools of Frenchtown,
and the townships of Alexandria and Hol
land will hold convention at Mt. Pleas
ant, on Thursday, May Esd. The pro-
gramme includes morning and afternoon
session.
Patent Medicines, dollar size at 75c.
SOC. size at 40c. 25c. size at Zoe. if you
get it at ShamaIia's.
While II. s. Bodine, of Delaware
township, was putting young horse into
u tread power, yesterday afternoon, the
horse struck him with one Of his front
feet, breaking two ribs and bruising him
considerably.
MIR. James Hamil, of this city, left
here on Monday, the goth inst, for Harris
vile, South Carolina, where he is to as
sumo charge of the Carolina Fibre Co.,
which is TO manufacture paper from wood
exclusively.
The nineteenth annual meeting OF the
Centennial Building and Loan Associa-
ton of this city was held last Monday
evening. There are now twelve series of
shares, and the whole number in all is
29s7. Secretary Browns report is very
full and clear, and shows the Ass ISOLATION
to be in excellent condition.
Lambcrtvlle Puffs y are still going
up in smoke, and KLiNE's Bridge street
store keeps them exclusively.
The presence of a mad dog in the
Pennington Junction vicinity was report
ed last Thursday. The dog was strang-
er, and had piece OF chain attached to
his neck, indicating that be had been tied
up at home and had broken loose. When
last seen be was heading towards Flem-
ington, but no one there reports having
seen him. He was large dog, black in
color.
M. X. Everitt, Warden OF the Morris
Plaius Hospital, sends the Annual Re-
ports OF the Managers and Officers of the
State Hospitals of New Jersey" for the
year 1894. The report is a most crafty
ing one, showing, as it does, the prosper
GUS condition of the humane institution
for the unfortunate, and demonstrating
the careful and INTEL igent business meth
DDS of Warden and Managers.
Clinton Democrat Miss Inez CIR en-
ELI Robbins has been engaged as Prima
Donna of the New York Philharmonic
Climb for the next season; Eugene Vein
er, Director. They tour all over the
principal cities of the continent; so that
this talented young daughter of Clinton
will be thus quickly made widely known
as one Of the brightest stars among Amer
lean singers. Her many personal friends
in this county will be rejoiced at the high
success so early achieved by Miss Rob
bins. We notice that she was recently
present at a select musicale in Mrs. Pier
pont Morgan's home, and also sang at
Mrs. ex-Gov. Lounsbury's.
Moth Balls, 10c. b., 8 for 25c. at
ShamaIia's.
On Wednesday evening of this week
a Photograph entertainment will be given
in Lyceum Hall, FOR the benefit of the
Epworth League of the NJ. E. Church.
The photograph to be used is OF unusual
excellence, and was made especially for
grand concert work. 1t is constructed
on entirely new principles and Is superior
to anything ever heard in this CITY. a