The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-10-02

ing in any OF the above Positions should bear this 4
mind and request the Surrogate to send the notices
this Office
Delegates to the Republican Compression
al Convention from Delaware township-F
s. Holcombe, Esq, and d. v. L. schenck.
The Pennington Presbyterian Churct
has contributed $104 in aid of the yellow few
or sufferers.
The Frenchtown and Alexandria s. s
Association will meet in the Little York M
E. Church on Thursday, October 8.
Mr.. G. Hervey Skillman, son of C. A
Skillman, Esq, of this city, has just entered the
Law School Of Yale College, with the inten-
ton of taking two years. course.
Fingers DC. Counter. +
The new public school building, in tile
First Ward of this city, which is being put
up by C. Arnett, contractor, is being superin.
tended in behalf of the Trustees by G. o.
Holcombe-a most excellent selection.
MIR. Francis Adelman, of Doylestown,
has the contract for the masonry of the Union
National Bank building, Frenchtown. Mr..
Adelman was the superintendent of the new
Court House at Doylestown.
Mrs. Mary Fowler, a daughter of the late
Major A. v. Bonnell, of Pennington, who has
been for some years residing in Memphis,
Tennessee, has fallen victim to yellow fever,
and died short time ago.
The anniversary of the Reaville Sabbath
School, will be held in the Church, on Satur-
day evening next, October 5th, at half-pa
O'Clock. Addresses may be expected from
Pew Geo. S. Mott, d. D., Rev. John Hart
and others.
"A daughter of Mr.. J. c. Tibbels, of this
city, was somewhat injured at the hill school
last Friday, by being run against aud knock
ed down by two boys. At first it was sup
posed she was seriously injured, but we are
glad to learn that such is not the case.
"A novel team" was on the fair grounds
last week. A bright looking boy had cou-
pie of docrle and we'll trained sheep harness.
ed up to a small wagon. aud was driving them
about like horses. The uncommon turnout
attracted much attention. -HsSterdes Dsmo-
crat
Henry w. Fowler, a native OF Sussex CO.,
died of yellow fever at New Orleans on the
10Th ult He was Captain Of Company A,
Fifteenth Regiment, and will be remembc FED
by many Huuterdon Co. soldiers Of the late
war.
Prices on all Boots, Shoes and Slippers
L Of g. Rrn IF
The first iuterment in the new Holcombe
Riverview Cemetery, near this city, was the
remains of the wife John G. Holcombe, which
were dlsinterred from Mt. Hope Cemetery,
and reinforced ia the new grounds. The son
of Mr. %. B. Sebold, of Mount Airy, who
died last week, was the second person inter-
red.
The unterri6ed Democracy" alarmed
at the inroads made upon them by the Green
hackers, announce a meeting at Hoicombe
Hall, on next Wednesday evening, at which
such pure and shining lights as Leon Albeit
and Congressman Clark will show how much
better it is to be Democratic Greenbacker
than to be the unadulterated kind.
-DeTnQCfdJtC CduuIudtcS iOT COuutJ OthNOc
are as thick as mosquitoes. They button
hole their friends on every corner. All of
them have sworn that they have not and will
not use money or anything else to influence
voters, aud many of them have sworn to a
lie. They have used aud do use both money
and whiskey for that purpose.
st. Elmo Commandery, No. Ia, K. T., of
this city, have been informed that Palestine
Commandery, of Trenton, will arrive in Lam
bertville on Friday next, accompanied by
brass band, to take part in the institution
ceremonies. 1t is expected, therefore, that
there will be parade in which all the Sir
Knights will take part. Citizens are requested
to display their flags from their residences.
BY ORDER OF THE COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Ernest King, formerly local editor oil
the Trenton Tree american, and for some
time resident of Kingwood township in
this county, has recently become the editor OF
the Sentinel and Witness, Middletown, Conn.
Mr.. King is a scholarly writer and an excel
lent newspaper editor, and will, no doubt,
make his paper thoroughly readable and in.
structive. Politically he will lead his readers
into error, being Democrat.
The following delegates to the Republi
can Congressional Convention, to be held al
Somerville, on the 4th inst, were appointed
in this city on last Saturday evening
1st Ward-John B. Jones. Alternate-W.
B. Niece.
I'd Ward-Dr. j. Hayhurst. Alternates-
j. j. Warman, w. F. Herr.
Sd Ward-Joseph Smith. Alternate-H
G.. Hunt. e
The following officers of the Temperance
Reform Club were elected at the monthly
meeting on last Friday evening-to serve fol
the ensuing six months
President-L. G. Rice.
1st Vice Prest.-Wm. Lauer.
I'd Vice Prest.-Frank Pierson.
Treasurer. P. Smith.
Secretary-T. C. Crawley.
Asst. Sec'y--W. r. Hayhurst.
Chaplain--J. Mcbride.
Reporter-B. II. Joiner.
The Hunterdon Democrat charges tina
Republicans have been in the habit of voting
at Democratic caucuses, and warns them Il
ha,,.ra Of tho Iavv nassed last Winter. making