The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1896-02-05
WEDNESDAY. FEB. 5, 1896.


this year.
-Frostalene. for chapped hands and
face, 15c. at SHAMALIA's.
Extra meetings in the churches of
Frenchtown have resulted in a score or
more persons protesting conversion.
--Epworth League prayer meeting Sun
day at 100 p. M, led by Ben Frazer.
Topic-''By works of Mercy and Help"
- See reading matter, every week, on
first, fourth and fifth columns of the 4th
page. One column is devoted to Chris
tian Endeavor literature.
-WANTED-Two experienced girls
one to do cooking, the other for upstairs
work and to assist in care of children.
Apply at 125 N. Union street.
William V. Johnson and father. of
Kingwood, have jointly rented the Hart
pence farm, near Rosemont, and expect
to move thereon in the spring.
ALI the best brands of smoking and
chewing tobacco at KLINB's, 20 Bridge
street.
MIR. and Mrs. John Sherman, who at
present reside near Frenchtown, have
rented a house in Stockton and will
occupy the same during the coming year.
Attention is called to the adv. of
Yards store, No. 6 Broad street, Trenton,
in this issue. They offer some choice
goods at bargains. The store is most
trustworthy one.
The Oldest member of the present
House of Assembly is Mr.. Alpaugh of this
county, who is nearly 66. and the young
est is Mr.. Harvey of Essex who has just
passed % years.
"A Leap Year Supper will be given at
the Presbyterian Church, Feb. 18th and
18th. Supper will be served from $50
till P. M. The Social Committee of the
Y. P. s. G. E. will furnish additional
attractions.
AT Shamalia's, patent medicines are
lower than elsewhere.
The Standard Oil Co. has put up a
large wind mill on their property in the
upper part of the city. 1t is to be used
for pumping oil from the tanks. Three
large oil tanks have been sunk in the
ground, from which the oil is pumped in
TO the tank wagons.
The February Glass at the New Jer
sey State Normal School were graduated
last Friday evening. Thirty seven pupils
received their diplomas. Among those
who graduated with credit were John r.
Botti and Margaret X. Roche, of This
city, and Rachel C. Van Liew, of Weits-
vile.
God Liver Oil will build Up the sys-
TEN. Get the "Lofoten," at Shama-
Has. Soc. pint.
The old established firm of Lear,
Holcemh & Niece has been dissolved.
Mr. Niece died a few months since, and
Mr.. l. w. Holcomb withdraws. MIR. f.
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Holcomb intends to 60 into some other
business, but has not yet decided as to
what it will be.
Edward Biting, who was employed
by Samuel Slack at his barber shop on
N. Union street, for few days, stole
I'VE RACERS, pair of clippers, a
brush, etc., from the shop on Monday,
while alone 10 the shop, and has left town.
Biting has bad record, having been
guilty, of various other transactions OF a
criminal character.
"A Coon THING Your name 10 your
umbrella. D. G. Van Solver, 40 Ferry
street, will put 1t there II you will make
the preliminary arrangements with him.
Peter s. Pidcock and his wife Cath
arine, celebrated the 50th anniversary of
their wedding on Tuesday of last week,
at their home near Stockton. About forty
friends and relatives were present on the
occasion. Mr.. Pidcock formerly lived in
the Valley, below this city, and is we'll
known to great many of our people
Coroner Thos. =. Callan, of this city,
brought suit against the city before JUS
tice Kline, OF Pennington, on Thursday
23d ult., TO recover the 800 reward
offered by the city for the capture of
Samuel Goldman, the negro who shot
another colored man a year ago last
Christmas. He waa non-suited, the JUS
tice deciding he had no power to hear the
case, as the suit should have been brought
In the Circuit Court.
Rev. John L. Janeway, who for
eighteen years prior to 1869 was the
popular pastor of our Pennington Presby-
terrain Church, preached for his old con-
gregation on Sunday, much to their salts
faction and delight. Though now past
80 years of age, DR.. Janeway is as erect
OF figure and clear of mind as he was
when resident here. His home at pre-
sent is at Valley Forge, Pa. Through
the month of January DIR. Geo. s. Mott,
the late pastor, filled the pulpit and led
an extra service for couple of weeks
H,nterdon Democrat.
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