The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-01-22

To LET--.the Dwelling adjoining the Post
Office. Apply at Pc
w. H. Barber & Son, of Delaware town
ship report that during the year 1878 they
gathered 20,944 eggs from 100 hens.
"A protracted meeting is being held In the
Christian Church at Locktown, conducted by
Rev. j. Rodenbaugh.
"A set of harness was stolen from tue sta
BILE of ]. N. Honeyman. of Pennington, on
Monday night of last week.
w. d. Allen, Esq, of Pennington, has
been appointed agent of the Hunterdon Co.
Fire Insurance Co., at that place, to fill the
vacancy occasioned by the death of his father
MIR. G. Arnett is now erecting two fine
double frame houses on Union street, near
Perry. One OF them is for Mrs c. F. Moore
the other Mr.. A. is buildin for himself
Despite the cold $50, 900 California salmon
were recently deposited in the waters of the
upper Delaware
Our paper mills are running on full time
and have all the orders they can fill. One of
Aiictn uds Ot0CfS tudb VIII require uuJ1l LD6
first of April to complete
Suffer not disappointment by employing too
many "cures but for the diseases of infan-
cy use DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup which never
disappoints, and costs only 25 cents bottle.
Extra meetings are being held this week
in the Presbyterian, Methodist and Baptist
Churches of this city. Occasional sermons are
being preached by ministers from other places
of the Huuterdon Co. Agricultural Society
will be held at the Court House, in Fleming
ton, on Saturday, Feb. 18th, at IL A. NJ.
-Doughnuts at MARTINDELL's.
Petty thieying is still carried on in the vi
cnity of White House Station. On Thursday
night last, Adam Pickell had fat sheep stol-
en- from the pen. Turkeys, chickens, and
many other things are almost nightly among
the missing.
The Hunterdon Democrat states that
George Gardner, of Glen Gardner, has invent
ed stocking the material of which is paper.
They are to be worn over the cotton or wool
on stocking thereby excluding all cold or
dampness from the feet. The cost is from
one to three cents pair.
An adjourned meeting of the stockholders
of the Delaware Valley Farmers and Mechan
les Agricultural Society, will be held to day
"wednesday at Lyceum Hall, at Q P. NJ. The
Society is in debt about $4,000, and soma
means are to be devised to pay it off or pro-
x;da for IL in aoma WAY
Adams, &c the pedestrian, wishes us to
state that the charge of the Haaterdon hide
pendent that he went away from FIenchtown
without paying his bills, is not correct. The
only bill he left was one amounting TO 81 81
ordered by another person and fnr which he j
no wise became responsible.
A gospel temperance meeting was held in
Lyceum Hall, last Sunday afternoon. Ad
dresses we're made by DR.. Rice, w. A. Greene,
C. Arnett and Prof. Machaw. The regular
meeting of the Reform Club will be held on
Friday evening of this week.
The Mount Airy Public School will give |
an entertainment in the school house Oh
Thursday and Friaay evenings of this week,
consisting of singing, Dialogues, recitations.
&c. Admission 10 cents Children lO cents.
The proceeds are for the benef of the school |
building fund II will be pleasant occasion,
The concert of the Citizens Coinct Band
of this city, wifi be given ca Thursday even
ing, Feb. 18th, at HoIcombe Hall. string
band and other musical additions will give
variety to the programme. AS this CONCERT is
given for the purpose of raising funds to aid
in paying for their instruments, it is hoped |
that they will be well patrenized.
The Post Office Department r. duced ihe
price Of stamped envelopes the first OF Janu |
AIRY about 30 per cent.-Bz.
We find the above going the rounds of the |
papers. This is not true, of course If ii
were, the Department wonid sell envelopes al
a less price than the stamps upon them
cost. The price is reduced from 40 to 81 cts.
per thousand envelopes.
Insurance that does not insure. Every |
careful man should examine for himself the
condition of the Company in which his prop
erty is insured Remember these are trying |
times for Fire Insurance Companies, and it is
worse than folly to pay for insurance that
does not insure. The 1Etna mentioned in an
other column is one of the Oldest and strong
est companies in the United States. If.
We have received a copy of the New
Brunswick Fredonida Almanac, an interest
ing publication containing considerable valu-
able matter of public and local character
The FREEDMAN y establishment is one of
the most reliable and substantial in its char
acter, and it maintains itself by solid worth
rather than by fash and sensation, and 1t does
well whatever it undertakes.
The thermometer during last Monday
night and early Tuesday morning, stood at an
average of about 10 degrees below zero, as
observed by DIR. g. Fl. Larson, of this city.
At o'clock yesterday TUESDAY morning, it
stood &C a2 degrees below zero, according to
the Doctors thermometer. During the cold
spell of two weeks ago, the lowest point
reached by II, Thermometer was deg. below
Zero SO that Tuesday of this week was decid-
edly the coolest day of the season.