The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1898-01-19
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and Dr. P MeGill, of this city, are on
a cunning trip TO North Carolina.
They will return the middle of next
week.
Revival meetings still continue at
the NJ L. Church, conducted by Rev.
Mr.. DeMaris, evangelist They are
well attended and there have been Il
number of conversions.
Special services are continued this
week at the Baptist church Rev DR..
Cordo delivers a short sermon every
evening. The attendance has been
good. Some ten or more have pro
fessed conversion
Van SEWER, painter, paper-hanger
and sign writer, SO Ferry street.
We were pleased to receive call
on Saturday last from Z. W. Rush,
editor of the Glen Gardner 4pa{anche,
this county Mr. Rush has shown
considerable talent as photo-engray
er, and is producing some very pretty
pictures by this process.
The Mt. Carmel Baptist Church
will hold supper in their new edifice
on North Main street tomorrow
Thursday evening. Supper will be
ready at 8. 80 and during the evening.
Tickets 95 cents. Ice cream and candy
for sale Turn out and help them.
-Phineas X Hazen, publisher of
The Beacon, has purchased the Ely
property on Bridge Street, next TO the
feeder The price paid for it was
fifteen hundred and five dollars. We
are informed that he intends fitting
il up for his printing establishment
49, One Minute Cough Cure cures
quickly That's what you want? $ W Cochran
4 Co.
Notwithstanding the muddy con
dition of the water in the South Union
street pump, some families are still
using it for drinking and cooking pur
poses The matter has been referred
to the Board of Health, and we under
stand some of the water has been sent
away for analysis.
II. H. Van Horn and wife. eN-
Mayor Bray and wife. Geryas Ely and
daughter, c. A. Skillman, Esq, and
wife, and Mrs. Erisman, of this city,
attended the meeting of the Bucks
County Historical Society at Deyles-
town yesterday. The meeting proved
to be an unusually interesting one
Walter Roughton, the dyer, on S.
Union street. received the sad intelli
gence on Monday that his wife, who is
visiting in Chesterfield, England, was
critically ill, there being no hopes of
her recovery. He expects to sail for
England this week Mrs Roughton
has been gone about three months.
Coughs, colds, pneumonia and
fevers may be prevented by keeping
the blood pure and the system toned
up with Hoods Sarsaparilla.
A few evenings since, some eighty
relatives and friends of Mr. and Mrs
Thos II. Larson made them sur
prise visit on the occasion of the tif
teenth anniversary of their marriage.
They left a pretty hanging lamp and
some glassware as evidences of their
goodwill pleasant social time was
enjoyed.
A hosiery mill in Germantown, Pa,
is considering the question of remov-
ing to this city. If it does so it will |
employ on the start about one hundred |
hands Several of our prominent citi-
zens are taking an interest i'll the pro
ject and are thoroughly investigating |
it. Last week three or four of them |
visited the factories III Easton, run by |
the same company. They have re
solved themselves into committee of
inquiry and investigation, on both
sides of the question. When this has
been done to their satisfaction full |
report will be given to our citizens. 1t
is stated that the new enterprise looks |
encouraging
Mrs Mary Bird, Harrisburg, Pa.
says, My child is worth millions to me ; yet |
would have lost her by Group had not invest
ed twenty-five cents in a bottle Of One Minute
Cough Cure" 1t cures coughs, colds and all |
throat and lung xtroub,es $ " Cochran 4
Co.
A strange accident occurred to n
horse belonging to Conover d Conover,
on Wednesday night last. On going
to the stable on Thursday morning,
the Young man who has charge of the
horses, found one missing On look
ing around he discovered break in
animation discovered that the horse
had broken through the flooring and
was at the bottom of ten foot unused |
cistern. The news soon spread around |
town and large crowd quickly gath
cred, and each one had plan of his
own to get the unfortunate horse out
of its strange predicament. Finally |
the firm sent for George Arnett, and |
long trench was dug from the outside |
of the barn to the bottom of the els
tern, and the horse backed out Strange |
to say it was not injured in the least
How long it had been in the cistern
could not be learned, but from indica-
tions in the stable it had fallen through !
the floor early in the evening. In some
manner it had become united, and in
wandering over the floor above the
cistern it had fallen through.
The degree of l.. l.. ID. was conferred
upon Hon Foster NJ Voorhees, last
week by Rutgers College, from which
he graduated in 1876.
An elevator in the Raritan wooden
mills snapped its cable last Tuesday
and fell three stories, breaking the legs
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