The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-01-10

w. W Thomas, formerly of Lahaska,
Pa Ia nephew of Dr. VIM. Wetheril, Of this
city, after whom lie was named), aud we'll
known totnany Of our citizens, was victim
Of the terrible accident at Ashsabula. lie was
engaged as a travelling agent for 4 business
house in the West. It is supposed that his
body was burned-beyoud recognition.
On Sunday last large. barn at Bulls
Island, belonging d Ashbel Welcl, Esq, Of
this city, and occupied by VIM. Sine, fell
with crash about 8 o'clocl, a. M. There
was COW and some poultry in the barn at
the time, all of which escaped unhurt excep.-
ing one guinea, which was killed Fortu-
nately DIR, Siues son bad left the barn just
before it fell. The cause Of its falling was
the heavy weight ssnow upon it.
"A young m anne to pay for his pa
per lately, and to say the /" hard times must
make him go without it for while. The pa
per cost him less than three cents for d whole
week, and entertains his family as well as
himself while the cigar which was in his
mouth cost considerably more and entertain
ed himself alone for perhaps an hour. We
fear orr young friends economy viii not soft
en- his own hard times 7 much, while rem
dering the times considerably harder for those
who have to pass them in his newspaperless
home Clinton Democrat.
The following gentlemen were installed
officers Of Pennington Lodge. No. 81, l.. 0.
o. f., on Monday evening last - +
4, u
" G.-Frederick Bartolman.
X S,-John +. 5. Smith.
St "" iison. ss So
Ireasufet77-oohh ha'nsey. 3s9
mere are nine 'oages OF ms order IN Hun-
Ter county numoer. Of oohtriout'ng
members, 'is.s NUMBER 81 Lodges IN new
Jersey, iso NUMBER OF members ~ 4so.--
ainouue o. resenae N New Jersey ior one
year, Slopooo.fi' paid Tor rehef, onrylns
the deau ana educasion for one year. @os,ooo.-
~ go .la 'se ss' ST tala.ig iissa
Inc iohowing oincers OF darcy Louse,l
no. ~, a, r ~ NJ, OF Fiemington, nave been
installed for the ensuing year = l,.7
$. s. Robbins, w. u. -
Uriah HstWarman, y. WI. yg .aSifl
Theodore r. Young, j. W.
George K. Gray, treasurer.
George Hanson, Sec'y.
w. G.. Callis j. D.
IAF. M. McCue, W.J- Poulson,i III. of c.
Z A. r. Comet. Chaplain
Stephen G, Gano, Z. s. Wichoff. Stewards.
J. S. Ilankinson, e. p. Conkling, D. Van
Fleet Lodge Committee.
! @. b. Davis. John Kuhl, J. Spangenburr.
F;,a,ea. C,omm;ttoe
The lecture of Rev. p. A. Studdiford, d.
D.. on the history of Iambertyille and vici-
-, 5a,;nawod - r.,,oa,, II.,, -, ,.s. r....,
az 20 go. ~ ''s. say
evening, ure" oue aise auoiehce, VINO were
we'll repaid for their attendance. The address
showed a oreat deal of research and was nm
btad,,, tha ras,,,t oe ron, o,,rs :,
s ','. 80 y '''y ''oS sps'' -
investigations during the past SIX months. 1t
was valuable and well-prepared addition to
our historical knowledge of past events in
-, r. .,,..,,s.
'oo"' ''s'V'y q sooo y s'99npAS "as u''''iii-
mously gwen 10 the speaker, on motion OF
Rev. Mr.. Chalker; and resolution was pass
ed asking the Board of Trade to have the adj
Pfy Prs 'o''''ou
AZ 'no '"ee''"s anu ~ . nay ''ais' aoseo as
oeo' 1iy aifla 46,
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s"''o "'' 'o".0 so""0''ps - .n'' oo'"'s 'na'
"'o - s'e"' uea' "o'so pos,'''n :" mus re-
sp''os' = 0o,'T'p n y ',e f'spo0''0a"'
~ sp ~. u i'eoa'on 'o"',snip' says
n shs Meae ose, lil'eel' ,nousanu uoilars
From the time the collector began TO receive
tax money till the duplicate was handed to
the justice, there had been only about eight
dollars colected.not enough to pay
State, and County tax. Over four hundred
were returned to the justice,
in the aggregate to over six thou
sand dollars Thirty names appear on the
list whose tax amount to fifty and under one
hundred dollars eight whose tax amount to
one hundred dollars and under three, over
TIVE hundred dollars The rest are under
fifty. Sixty delinquents have been returned
who pay poll tax only, which ought to be col
lected at the polls before voting, and the
FHeeholders should now, return the amount
from that famous mistake, which