The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-01-23
LOCAL AEFAIRS,s ,
Lan'oertvisse. N. j.. Jan. 20. 1878.
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Elder Hartwell, of the Old School Ban
list Church at Hopewell, died last Thursday.
aged about SO. He has ministered To tba
people of this congregation for over "a years.
The nextrsgalar meeting Of the Hunter
don County Tax Payers Association win be-
held on Thursday afternoon, January sist AZ
the Court House.
. ANothhfasqusatly sha changsss AdAsA he'd
to cold are very sudden and trying to the sys-
tenn, but by the prompt use of DR.. Haas Elk
pectorant, all danger from this source NAV be
avoided. % and 90 cents bottle.
New is the time to buy Singer Sewing
Machine. They are sold at $50. Lower than
any other first class machine. For sale at
Schulhaus', s. E. corner Church aud Union
streets.
Mr.. Stacy B. Bray, of this city, hid the
misfortune to sprain his ankle very hatily a
day or two since, by stepping upon block Of
wood, which slipped from under him. 0ll
THE Republican: states that the gas works
in Pennington are now completed and rea.dy
for the manufacture of gas, The delay has
Ot>ootOnCSA
of the mixer machine required in max
ing the gas.
-WANTED.-An old-fashioned spinning
wheel aud a claw-and- ball footed chair or
chest of drawers. Any person having such
articles for sale win please inform the editor
OF The hEcohp SSss& EEn s. Sc
Work on the new Masonic Han is being
pushed forward. The room for the Amwell
Nat ional Bank is about completed; the floors
are being put in in other portions of the build
ing and the studding erected for partitions
&c.
-" 1t seems as if should cough my head
off, Is ometimss ule inpatient RECLAMATION
ola saffeSef faOn{a kevere Cough Quel tue.
paroxysms with Hale's Honey of Ho,eAound
and Tar. The relief is immediate and the
cure certain. Sold by all Druggists.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in minute.
Mr. Joseph Haines the noted stockraiser,
of Delaware township, killed a four-year old
Durham cow on Saturday week, which
weighed, when dressed, s8d2 lbss Thssis con- 7
sidered an extraordinary weight, and Mr.
Haines challenges any one to produce an ami
NAL of the same age that will beat it, The
tallow weighed 70 lbs. and the hide 10 lbs.
Watson F. Van Camp, of Trenton; has
been appointed Deputy Insurance Commits
sioner of this State. The State Gasette. says,
be possesses ,frst-class abilities as a,busi-
ness man., is an expert in insurance matters, 4
has strong and resolute character, and is Of
spotless 9integrity's 1t belves that s.no
crafty rascal will be able to pull wool over.
his eyes, and no shakya rottehness concesl it.
self from his yigilant inspection. He is a
valuable man for the positions Mr. Van
Camp is a nativeoo of Hunterdan county, and
former resident of Flemington.--Rep Republican,. /
- box of gilt edged paper aud envelopes,
best quality, only s5c..at Anderson's Drug
Store. nov 81,
john L. Jones, of Pennington was yes
terday nominated for Common Pleas Judge of
this county, in place of Judge F. S. Holcombe,
whose term has expired. The nomination was
referred. Judge Holcombe has creditably
filled the position during the term, and 1T is to
be regretted that he could not be continued
in office. Mr.. Jones' his successor, is an up
right and intelligent gentleman, and win
make good officer. The worst thing that
crat. -s9st44s "A
If you want to get the best sewing ma
chine in the market, try the Light Running
Domestic for sale by Mrs. M. w. Cooley
Every machine warranted. Dec. 10.
Rev. Father Connolly, pastor of St.
John is r. C. Church, of this city, died on
Sunday morning last of typhoid fever, which |
he contracted while visiting the dying bed of
one of his practitioners. Father Connolly was
a young man, being about 81 years of age
He was beloved by his congregation and re-
spected by the community generally. His in
terest in the moral welfare Of his people was |
eommendable, and the stand he took in favor
of temperance showed him to be worthy |
successor to the former pastor of the Church.
His funeral takes place to-day. His remains
will be taken tomorrow to New York for in
ter hent in Calvary Cemetery.
Thomas Hunt, wel-known New York
merchant died at his residence, No. 1O2 Rem
sen street, Brooklyn, on Friday, in the sew
enty-nnth year of his age. =, He had been an
iuNditu iOT nlOle tutu tWouUy years ana Hdu
boon blind for five years before his death
He was born in this county, in 1909. and was
descended from family well-known in the
Revolutionary War. His father Adam Hunt
fought In the battle of Princeton, and his |
grandfather, James Hunt fought under Gen.
erai Washington In the battles OF Long
Island, Princeton, Monmouth Trenton
Brandywine and Yorktown =,
The New Jersey Editorial Association
met lat Trenton on Monday The. following
officers were elected: For President, Daniel I
Porter, somertille lJinionist; Vice President,
George r: Nixon Bridgeton Chronicle !; j. S.
Flynn, Bordentown Regsster,y; Col. A, w.
Jones, Independent Hour, Woodbridge Rob-
ert j. Killgore, Flenington Democrat George
Wurts, Paterson Press; N. II. C.. Vail, New
ark Register; Edward Gardner, Bayonne