The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-02-11
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Assembly by Mr.. Hoppock, yesterday i.0a"
| Mr.. rhos McNaiaahia / sfois,,er memne,
Of tlica oohmohA cdnncT,K and saS ,nsnu,rent
man among the Irish people Of this city. died
yesterday.
The "other paper" Dragged last week
ABOUT a fast compositor in its office who set
siSo ems nonpariel in an hour. That is moth
ing. We have bay in our Office, who has
only been at work at the business nine months.
VINO last week set 267S ems of solid matter
| in an hour.
The Aquetong engine house has put ON a
nne coat of g brilliant brown outside and
inside and looks the better for it.
"A large sleighing party from this CITY yisi-
ted Doylestown on last Monday afternoon.
lhey took tea at one of the hotels, and re-
turned home late in the evening, having had
very jolly time.
Among the Patents recently issued from
the Patent Office at Washington, to citizens Of
New Jersey, is one to John II. Thompson, of
Remington, fora Window Screen which can
be made to fit any size window, and one to
John B. Hunt, of Milford, for Stove Crate.
"A Sunday School Institute was ANNOUNCE
ed IN last weeks Ftencatoion Press to be held
in Frenchtown, yesterday and to-day, for the
Third Districtiof this County including Del
aware, Alexandria, Franklin, Frenchtown.
Lambertville and Kingwood. If no more eff
fort has been made in other localities than
here to make the fact known, it will be a slim
affair.
-Powhattan Lodge, No. ~, l. o. o. F., of
Ringoes, which has not held meetings for
some years, has been recognized. The fol-
lowing are the officers Jos. Dalrymplc, N.
g.; Jos. G. Phillips, V. c.; s. II. Shepherd,
Secretary D. Williamson, Treasurer.
Tho Locktown Christian Church and its
friends, gave their pastor, Rev. J. c. Soulc a
donation visit, on the 18th ult. Besides hav-
ing social time enlivened with instru-
mental and vocal music, they gave him S7S.
The Republican states that eighteen per-
sons were received into the Methodist Church
of Pennington, on probation, on the LIST inst.
Mr.. ID. B. Sebold near this city, has got
in his ice house some very fine Stock some of
the blocks being eleven inches in thickness and
very clear and solid. The lovers of ice cream
and water ices, as we'll as those who are silly
enough to take mint juleps, caret punches
and other cold "pizens,n will feel no further
cause forIalarm attllc scarcity Of ice. q
ON Wednesday of last week, u woman in
Trenton named Jane Risdcn, poured kerosene
oil on.lier fire to make it burn better and it
very dangerously.
Scarlet fever is prevailing at and near
in very severe form, and the
cases seem to be on the increase.
All the tickets 5000 in number) for the
Centennial Tea Party at Taylor Hail. Tren-
5on, on the 25th inst have been sold, and
The ladies have decided to hold it again on the
evening following.
We see it stated that this county paid to
the State $s,6G4.29 more school tax than it
received.
The Frenchtown spoke factories are again
getting on full running time. All kinds of
business is slowly picking up.
Our livery stables arc having large de-
mand for tirn-outs' during. the present
fine sleiahing.i 4aEglIlEI94
8 "A lodge of Knights of Pythias isabout to
at Sergeantsville.s = dkhiE
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