The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1897-01-27
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WEDNESDAY. JAN. 81, 1897.
-GaLDEN Joss TEA at oil Grocers.

Depot adv.
You can get ton Of good hard coal
for 81 90 from Alfred B. Holcombe.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Bap-
tist Church of this city will give 4 Tea
March 10Th aud llth next.
Your grocer will give you an illus.
trated catalogue Of presents that are given
with GOLDEN Joss TEA.
-Catarrh is constitutional disease
and requires a constitutional remedy like
Hoods Sarsaparila, which purifles the
blood.
Extra meetings are being held In the
Baptist church OF Frenchtown this week,
afternoons and evenings. Preaching by
Rev. N, B. Randall, State Evangelist.
The seciable given 10 Gymnasium
Hall, last Friday evening, by the Demo
cratic BIZ Metallic Club of this city proved
a success, and a nice sum was realized.
Rev. Alex. Miller, of Brooklyn,
former pastor OF the Kirkpatrick Me
mortal Church, Ringoes, has accepted a
call to take charge OF church 10 Florida
for the winter
The Junior c, Z. Society OF the Bap-
list Church will give a Missionary Enter
iainment on Wednesday evening, Feb.
l0lh. at z so O'Clock. Subject-"Chins. y
Admission Ave cents.
"A fraudulent agent for crsyon por.
traits secured q number OF orders 10
Frenchtown, collecting 80 cents 10 sd-
vance and promising to deliver the pic
lures in few days. He never returned.
If you try sample ton OF Hol-
combe's 500 coal you will be pleased
with ii.
The cold was 80 intense and the
school building so badly warmed last
Monday that no afternoon session WAS
held in the high school building. We
need new school building that is up.to-
date.
Best OF all-"Lambertvile Puffs"-
an upto-d date segar. kline's, Bridge
street.
Al the regular meeting Of the W. G.
t. U, on Tuesday afternoon, Jan. II, q
vote of thanks was rendered the very
many friends for their patronage at their
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the orchestra for the excellent music rem
dered. N.
The Winter meeting OF the New
Brunswick Prtsbyiety was held in the
United FIRST Presbyterian Church. Rim.
goes, yesterday (ru+sday). Those who
attended received hearty welcome. TIVE
sessions were held, morning and after
noon.
The New Farm Gist Mill grinds
fast 10 8 bushels per hour, and saves
the oil. Alfred b Holcombe sells them.
The entertainment which was 10
have been given by the Epworth League
OF the NJ. L Church this Wednesday ev.
eniur, has been postponed until Friday
evening Of this week. 1t will consist Of
pretty tableaux, music, etc, and the adj
mission is only 10 cents.
Heretofore the ministers OF the New
ark Methodist Conference have been enter
tanned free, or at The expense OF the church
where the conference is held This year
the meeting will be In the Centenary Nj.
f. Church, Newark, beginning April 7,
and the ministers are to pay their own
board.
The prudent farmer grinds his own
grain and saves the toll The New Farm
Grst soon pays for itself Get them
from Alfred q. Holcombe.
While cutting down a tree a few days
ago, Jacob @. Williamson, 9 farmer liv-
ing north OF FlemiuRton, met with a
painful accident. Is, fore he could reach
place Of safety the tree fell and struck
him on one of his insieps. Fortunately,
No bones were broken, but the Injury
caused him much pain and annoyance.
An entertainment will be given soon
under the auspices OF the Relief Commit
tee of this city. There is an unusual call
FOR assistance from the worthy poor who
are unable to secure employment, aud it
is hoped that our people generally will
81, al L.
they should be unable to attend the en-
tertainmeui. The exact time will be an
nounced next week.
ALFRED B. Hclcombe will sell you a
ton OF hard fresh mined coal for 1900.
County Superintendent Jssin s. Hoff-
man, has appointed A. p. Kerr, Principal
OF our city schools, q member OF the couu-
ty Board Of Examiners. President Hui.
ssrt, Of the N. ]. State Teachers Asso-
citation, rs resppointed Mr.. Kerr as the
representative from the Fourth Congress
sonal District Oh the committee OF "The
Teachers Retirement Fund, and at the
organization of this committee, Mr.. K.
was re elected treasurer.
The Trenton State Gazette Of last
Wednesday says that Crosslsy s. Mont
gomery, of that city, have prepared pa
pers for The divorce OF Lawrence X. Cher
ny, of Trenton, from Mercy Ruth Cherry.
on the statutory grounds. 1t says: THE
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George w. Sines, of Lambertville. to
whom she is ssid 10 have been married
without the formalty OF divorce from
her first husband She is said to be iv-
ing with Sines in Lambertville. p"
Mrs. John Cronce, Of near Ser
geantsvile. was driving towards Gin
ton one day recently, accompanied by
her mother and her Young child. Near