The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1881-10-26

tnls CITY soout
Casey, convicted at the recent term Of
Court; was taken to State Prison yesterday
morning.
Ladies, see advertisement of ]. 9. Man
ming. He keeps the finest stock of ladies'
fancy goods, trimmings, etc, in Trenton,
"A meetiug of the stockholders of the
Deiawars Valley Fla NJ. Agricultural So
Ciety, will be held at Lyceum Hail. Tomorrow
(Thursday) at 1so'clock, p M.
The :. Union - steamer, which had been
undergoing repairs at the makers establish
ment at Waterford, N. Y, was returned in
good condition on Monday, and is ready for
effective service.
Gus Glenn's Book, !" Woodland Heights, -
for sale at "THE RECORD" office. Price
From the nervous anxiety manifested by
the Democratic organ this week, we should
Judge that Mr.. Brothers, the Republican can
ditate for sheriff, is great deal nearer sue
cess than many people are willing to allow.
The Fiopswell Herald tells of an apple
tree il. full bloom in the orchard of j, D. Van
dyke OF that place. and also ststes that the
plum trees on W. B. vanpelt's place are in
bloom.
Mr.. M. G. Quick has traded his property
on Bridge street, in this city, for the farm of
Mr.. VIM. Page, on the old turnpike, iu West
Amweil The amount of "boot" given we
have not learned.
Bridge street. between Union and the
canal, is being filed up With gravel from
Swans Greek. Instead of wasting time in
carting such stuff into that street, it should be
paved with Belgian blocks.
"A sewer is being built across Bridge
street, at the junction of Bridge and Main
streets, ia this city. Freebooter S. B. Bray
is experimenting the work. 1t is intended to
carry off the water that comes down the east
side of Main street.
Joseph G., Moore has bought the store
property in Rosemont that formerly belonged
to G. Jones, aud expects to take possession in
the Spring. He has already commenced i'm
provemeuts by removing an old building back
from the road.
The Hanterdon Democrat appears to be
unusnally ili.natured this week. II "pitches
into THE RECORD, the Hunterdon Republic
can aud ex-postmaster Wolverton, of Stock
ton, in its very crushing way, leaving one but
little preference as to whether he will be struck
down by the writer's heels or fiattened out by
a side-wipe of his ears.
Inc prettiest. silk hat pat out this season
is the Dunlap hat for which Geo. w. Hotel,
IS E. State St., Trenton, is the sole agent in
that city. Also, a splendid stock of soft and
stiff felt hats, gents canes. umbrellas, furs,
lis 900 people of Michigan are suffering
for clothing aud the necessaries of life at the
beginning of winter. The generous people of
this city should extend thcm all the aid pos
sibie.
The M. Z. monthly Sociable will be held
this "wednesday evening, at the residence of
Mrs. Rooms, on N. Union street, beginning at
8 O'Clock. The exercises win consist Of mu-
steal and literary entertainment. The public
is invited. Grad oE
Mayor Holcombe, Messrs. Henry G Hunt,
p. K Hazen, Jos. M. Lewis, George w, Udy,
Chas. A. Slack, Jonas ]. Woman and Chas.
Garrish, of this city, aud A. B. Stockton, of
New Hope, returned on Saturday from York
town, Va, where they had been attending the
celebration ceremonies. They speak of their
trip as a delightful one.
"A series of religious meetings is being
held by the Young Mems Christian Associa-
tion of this city, at Monnt Range school house.
The Sunday School, held at the same place by
the Association, is 10 a fourishing condition.
Mr.. Chester Wells is the Superintendent, and
he is assisted by teachers from this city.
DIR. Newton, State Milk TnspectoB made
raid last Friday, Old some Bucks Co. parties
that furnish milk to the people of Trenton
at ten cents per quart, and found considerable
of it adultefated with water. Between 200
and 300 quarts weresddmped into the street.
The men were fined $50 and costs. The Doctor
promises to make. another raid when they
least expect it,.
HEAVY OARS MIR. John D. Larison, of
Delaware township, has raised crop of oats
this season that averages 10 weight AZ lbs. per
DuS0ef. IL Is a SHiOOtus pump Wntso Odts'
Mr. Larson procured the seed of Mr. Dennis
v. L. Schenck, who, doubtless, has large crop
of the same quality.
The agony of The Hunterdon Democrat
In its editorial and local columns, over the
failure of THE REuoRD to support the tenn
perance ticket which, (as we first learn from
III was formed last Saturday week in Flem-
ington, is exceedingly excruciating. We shall
hextexpect his satanic majesty to read lis a
lecture because we do not give our sole atten-
ton TO printing bibles and testaments.
--Ladies' Cloaks, Coats, and Dresses, cnt
and made to order at short notice, at Mrs. M.
w. Cooley's. de'tf
Randolph Disbrow, OF Trenton, N. j., a
member of the New Jersey battalion at Yorks
town. had both hands blown off on Wednesday
BY the premature discharge Of a cannon. He
was taken TO the hospital, where both arms
were amputed one above and the other below
the elbow. His injuries are not regarded as
fatal. The accident occurred while the artil-
lery- men were preparing to salute Governor
Ludlow on his arrival. Governor Ludlow says
that Disbr0w will be provided for. New Jer-
sev viii pension him DisbrOwis unmarried.