The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-09-12
Brief Mention


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Brief Mention
- The twenty first monthly meet
ing of the Loan and Building Associ-
alton, was held on Saturday evening
last. Loans sold at premiums OF
500
- The Little Giant" did not
pass through this place en- route for
Easton, much to the chagrin of about
five score Of men Of Douglasical pro-
clivities.
The people of the beautiful
village of Somerville are taking mea-
sures for the introduction of gas into
that place.
"A Woods Meeting commenced
yesterday near QuakertowR, on the
charge including Everittstown, Qua
kertown and Little York.
- The True american says that
Hon Herschell V johnson, candidate
for the Vice Presidency. is expected
soon to address the Democracy Of
Trenton
- Dir. Wickham-who. in con-
nection with the husband of a Mrs.
Cole Of Sussex county, got her life
insured for $4,000 and then poisoned
her-has boon arrested in New York,
and sent to the nthorities of Sussex
county.
- Within a few weeks the little
village of Boundbrook has been the
scene of one murder, two suicides, one
attempted suicide, and two deaths by
drowning
-- Now is the time for families to
lay in their stores of coal for the win
ter. Too many thoughtless persons
allow their cellars to remain empty
until the first cold snap comes, then
there is a rush and consequent rise
in the price of fuel, which all feel in
their pockets.
- There is a single farm in Sus-
sex county, New Jersey, which has
sent to the New York and Newark
markets, the past year, five thousand
pounds of butter.
"A Lincoln & Hamlin Mass
Meeting will be held on the Camp
Ground, near New Market, on to-mor-
row. Elk. Gov. Pennington, Hons.
e. Joy Morris, and Geo. IT. Brown,
are expected to address the meeting.
Mems for the Misses. Cry at
. wedding Scream at spider
Never leave your curl papers in the
drawing-room. Drop your handker-
chief when You are going to faint
Mind you are engaged if you don't
like your partner. Allure ringlets
on wet day. It's vulgar to know
what's for dinner
THE Times says: The Repub-
licans of Franklin township met at
Cherryville on Wednesday last, and
organized a Lincoln & Hamlin Club,
with the following officers:
President-Isaac Matthews.
Vice Presidents-Miltoh Schamp,
Asa Mcpherson, VIM. J. Case.
Secretary-James Buchanan.
Asst Sec'y John p Gary.
- There will be a Democratic
Meeting at Stockton next Tuesday,
the 18th. A pole will be raised in
front of the Hotel in the afternoon,
and speeches delivered in the evening
Owing to the sudden change
in the weather, the woods meeting at
Sandy Ridge last Sabbath was not so
largely attended as was anticipated
However, Mr. Lambert Bodine was
there was there with the melodeon
and the Choir, and made up the def
cheney.
Look at Emery & Co.'S adver-
tisement.
- The population of PhiIlipsburg
is 3,748; of this number 794 are Of
foreign birth Number of deaths du-
ring the last year, 49, N1mber Of
houses in the township, 73O families
1874 farms 81 ; 4,819 acres of land
valued at $6l0,625 The grain raised
during the last year consists of l8, 70!
bushels of wheat, and 44,0l9 of corn
-T The population Of Belyidere
is 1881, being an increase of fifty pc
cent, during the last ten years.
- Sudden Death. Mrs. Kit
Quick died suddenly on Thursda
morning last at the residence Of he
son-in-law, Mr. r. B. Smith, nea
New Market. She had been ATTENDING
the camp meeting in the neighborhoo
and appeared as well as usual on tn
morning of her death, but while atten
ding to some duties in the cellar, sh
fell dead. The deceased was abou
go years of age.
The Census. We have I'll
census returns from several of IL
townships, and will publish them {
soon as we can get the balance of II
townships. The assistant marshal
will please favor us with a report
To Messrs. Roberts, Srope, Wrigh
Holcomb and others who have kind
furnished us reports, we kindly retu
our thanks.
J; Watson Young, of Mou
Airy, will please accept the thanks
ourself for valuable services rendere
May his shadow never grow less
&c.
We Were shown few da
ago, the peach nursery of Nelson y
Young, Esq of Mt. Airy. The tire
we're planted from the pit, about t
last of April, and now average abo
FIVE feet high They are healthy, fl
looking and thrifty trees, and are sa
tn ha nv conaDetant iudpeS the fine