The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-10-22

john j LARK, IL is uuueuidoic, VIII nhdko
a most efficient surrogate. Let every Repub.
lican and every independent Democrat give
him lift.
We see the statement in an exchange
that Mahlon Williamson, the sexton at Rose
mont, now 80 years of age, has dug oil
graves during his life.
Frank Winner, son of Samuel Winner,
of this city, had two or three fingers badly
mashed while at work in Mcdowell & Sons
mill, few days ago.
Henry H. Haines, D. D. GRAND Master,
will visit Amweii Lodge No. 49, A. F. A. NJ
officially, at the next stated communication,
Oct 29th.
-Res. J. C. Clyde was installed pastor of
the Bloomsbury Presbyterian Church, on
Tuesday last. Mr.. Clyde has filled the pulpit
of this church since July last
William Slack, in the employ of the Lam
bertville Iron Works, had his right hand
crushed, on Friday last, teafing the fiesh
somewhat. The hand is under good treat
ment and doing well.
The Sunday School at Sand Brook was
closed for the Winter, on the 18th inst The
closing exercises were highly interesting,
there being singing and speaking by the chill
dren They will long remember the occasion.
"A Miss Victor delivered temperance
address at Lyceum Hall, on Sunday afternoon
and again on Monday evening. The attend
ance was good.
Work Oh the new Catholic Church, in
Pennington, is progressing. 1t is expected
10 have the sdifice ready for use BY the Hol-
idays.
The Greehba5kers will hold a meeting on
next Monday evening, at the new Greenback
Hall. foot of York street. Hons Samuel Ba r.
Der, of Somerset, and others, will deliver adj
dresses.
r. H. Van Horn & Bro. have SOME ex-
tremely low priced goods advertised in this
issue. See large adv.
The Young Mems Christian Association,
of this city, are holding meetings at the Mount
Range School House. The attendance is
week.
There Is some question as to whether
Major Godown will go down to Trenton next
winter as representative from this District.
There ia prevalent belief that the voters will
60 down OH him.
Judge Smith, our candidate for State
Senator, is a man above reproach. He will
honor his county should he be elected.
great many Democrats, tired of caucus frauds,
have declared their intention to vote for him.
iss- DIR. a. s. Leatherman, while driving with
his valuable gray horse hear Lebanon, on
Tuesday week, discovered that the animal
was attacked by colic which induced him to
stop at loves Hotels where the horse died in
ashort time Clinton Democrat.
S lon Monday evening of last week, as d.
!, r. Warmau; Of Frehthtown, was unloading
corn at the depot in that place, his team
Started and threw him between the car and
the wagon. One wheel of the wagon passed
bver his leg, and he was severely cut about
the head, besides having two ribs broken.
r.: H. Van Horn & Bro. have purchased
of ths heirs of Solomon Holcombe, decd.
the store building now occupied by them as a
shoe and carpet stors This gives the Van
Horn Brothers control of two of the best
b usiness stands Ia the city The price paid
was S4soO-the property fronting SO feet.
Miss Annie Naylor, of New Hope, em-
bloyed at the Rubber Mill, In this city, after
work, on Monday evening, washed her hands
Z with bsnkfue to remove some stains OCCASION
ed by the work in rubber. Unfortunately,
she got her hands too near the gas light,
( and the behsine ignited, and she was some
what burned.
Ivan Hort viii sell yoti gerufhe 46.boue
Corset for so cts. apr.9,-tf.
Mr.. James Callan, of this city, recently
received contract for the grading and exca-
waiting of 1--WE miles of the New Plymouth
Railroad, in Ohio. He is now at work at the
lob, and expects as soon as he has completed
it, to get larger one on the same road. Mr..
Patrick Smith, of this city, and one or two
others, are employed under Mr.. Callan as
q bosses.
Isl ga hat, If properly selected gives dignity
to- the maii " A shocking bad bat, spoils q
mans appearance, be lie ever so well dressed
otherwise. A hat that looks well on one per.
son i ridiculous on another. Therefore, from
tho iaGnite variety on sale at Hotels store
SO e. State ST., Trenton, select becoming
head covering. His stock is fashionable, first
quality, and sold at reasonable rates. 7
r. B. Reading, Republican candidate fol
Assembly in the First District. is going to cut
down Godown's vote materially. The Majors
zig-zag course on railroad understanding
for the Jersey City railroad bridge and subse
quently voting against it--together with bis
absurd preference for swimming the cana
when he might have crossed on bridge, dc
not make his constituents very enthusiastic il
his behalf.
I. --Manning's store, 16 Warren street, Tren
ton is the leading place to buy Trimmings
Millinery Goods, Sc. See adv.