The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-07-16
TIMES OF ARRrvAK AND DE,
PARTURE or MAILS


The presby.ery of Nov Brunswick win
meet in Trenton on Thursday, OF THIS week.
-Ex.Sheriff Bells Is about blildins hew
house on his farm near Baptisttowna
From present indications there win BIZ a
barge chestnut crop, as there are great lnahs
blossoms. - ssSstg ,5ssSs fas ~ .SSo
Several cases of persons falling from cher
ry trees are reported In the papers of this
county. ssfsa 80 S&ktsM Itl
Three or four cows have died within
few days ia the vicinity of Mount Airy, and
it is feared that they were suffering from
pleuropnenmcnis. 8. 2 s s'. *, $780,,
-Yesterday (Tuesdsyl was the hottest day
of the season with but one exception--the 4th
of July--thes Thermometer ranging the same:
both days, viz. $50 according to DR.. Larison's
Thermometer. Some Thermometers register
ed 1910 and 1920 yesterday. s.
The NJ. e. Church Of this city win run
an excursion to Ocean Grove, on Thursday,
August 18th. This win be delightful trip,
and win NO doubt, be well patronized. :. g
The Delaware Valley Agricultural Society
are making arrangements for their annual ex-
hibition, on the eth, 10th and 18th of Septem-
Ser. TIE premium list is printed and about
ready for. distribution. Some special features
will be added 70 this years. exhibition,
AS Mr. Leidea, of Ripgoes, was driving
out with his mother 4 few. days ago, the horse
became frightened, aud in his fractions leap
ing threw Mrs. Leiden out of the rear part of
the wagon, fracturing her hip-bone and hurt.
ing her back severely.
Give your neighbor helping hand by
recommending him to keep Dr. Bulls Baby
Syrup ia his family for all the ills babies are
subject to-
"A Borough Temperapce Society, aaxili-
airy TO the Huaterdon County Temperatures
Alliance, has been organized in Frenchtown
Mr.. Charles Van Camp an old resident
of Alexandria, went out into his harvest field
last week, and despite his ninety years. took
up rye with almost boyish agility.
Two of Flemington's worthy young men
have gone to Plainield to seek their fortunes
"A. Killgore, to open new drug store, and
H. c. Suydam, Esq, to enter the law Office of
8. L. Stewart, as a partner.
IT,. e,,ov;,o q the latest trick to uull
farmers A pillow is left with the farmer with
-. - :. A nr;ntad .dvert;sament Il also
,ef, containing a notice in duo form, stating
that when trial is made of the pillow the agent
,,ust be notifies, within two DAYS Of It. Many
farmers viii, never see the notice but win take
the advertisement heedlessly, then, through
failure to notify in two days, will be compel
led to keep the plow, inasmuch as the farmer
cannot deny receiving it,
s-rbs czina,n Democrat In Its issue of
t... wee,. coutasus tle following:
The recent efforts Of s. e. Perry, ESQ.,,
of Lambertvilie, in tie prosecution OF the
Iighe MURDER case 3. mooava' a. sn a.
Counts. have won high praise from the people
as well as the legal fraternity Of that part of
the State. #
--Itis reported thow reliably, We do not
know that the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany are about completing negotiations ior
the leasing OF the New jersey Oensra' Na'i-
road. This will cut on the heading railroad
Company from their connec''on win new
York, without they get the risn. OF way over
the Morris and Essex, winch WIN necess''a'e
the building OF connecting road from bound
Brook some eight miles IN ieng'n'
The contract for building the new bridge
at fayetteville, over the Musconetcong, be-
tween Hunterdon and Warren counties has
been awarded 70 Jesse Allen o. b'oomsOurs'
for s4o4. Inc or.ose Is 70 % ~, : wo0oen ''u'''
ana 70 % Oui'e VI uoV'ssA se''o" p"''
DIR. Geo. R. Sullivan, Of Pennington, who
was .nrown ilo.h n's "sso. 'o,ne - ~" $500 -
ago, breaking 'nfee q ne To- - .ne .ss =
now abe 70 Waia out, asnougn NOV eusie',
recovered nom 'ne ene0'' :. sAs a0'.us"s.
--on Saturday last, - john HON ana MS ~.
daughter Emma wore descending the NH
north Of Baptisttown' In buggy the morse ,,e
began kicking ana started . lun' anu n. sa,s