The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1881-11-30
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Lanabertvitle, n. J., Noe. 80. 1881.

"A. d, Anderson, Esq, has opened a law
Office in this CRY. He occupies quarters in
the law Office of John Lilly. Esq.
The election of officers of Amwell Lodge,
No. 1s, F. s. A. NJ, win take place this
evening.
--Assemblyman Geo. Fl. Matthews, of West
Amwell, found valuable horse dead in the
stable, on his farm, on Thursday of last week
The Union steamer was out on trial
Thanksgiving day, and proved to be in first
class order.
The Easton Town Council has passed an
ordinance exempting from taxation for five
years all manufacturing establishments en-
ploying not less than 80 persons
-R. Wilson Bye, formerly of Lambert
vile, but recently of Browns Mills, N. j.,
is now engaged in the publication of news
paper at Lynn, Mass.
The Lyceum, which meets over Cochran
& Cos drug store every Wednesday evening"
will this evening discuss the question Was
Hamlet insane /"
III you wish a handsome pair Of fur driving.
gloves, a fur cap, cape, or other furs worn by
gentlemen, go to Hotels hat aud cap store,
$50 e. State ST., Trenton, where large stock
is kept.
The night school which was held by the
Y. NJ G. A. of this city last winter, with COED
results, is likely to be reopened again. The
Association have appointed committee to
consider its advisability.
The State Convention of the Young
Mems Christian Associations of New Jersey
will be held at Newark on Friday of this
week. Delegates have been appointed by the
lambertville Association.
The New Jersey Legislature conyenes on
January 10Th, 1882. Persons desiring to SCI
cure the enactment of private laws are re-
quired to give public notice of their intention
four weeks previous to that date.
"a portion of the old freight depot has
been remodeied and is to be set apart as a
telegraph station for the use of those engaged
in the telegraphic control of the trains only,
as per recent orders of P. r. r. Go.
"A correspondent of the Frenchtown Star
says that Samuel Gaddis living at the Smith
town lock, ON the Bucks county side of the
Delaware, has been catching in his basket
from GOO to 1000 cells per night.
Mrs. David Trauger, living on New
Brunswick "pike,n had her leg broken above
the ankle, a fey days ago. She is quite old,
and the knitting OF The bone, is therefore,
necessarily slow.
e-The,real estate of Rebecca Bonner, decd,
in Kingwood township. which was recently
sold at public sale. was bought BY Thomas
Lequear for $s8 10 per acre. The farm con-
tains 1862 97-100 acres.
---Jas. D. Stryker has been elected presi-
deEtS Ashbsl WEIGH, vice president; Joseph
Smith, treasurer, and Warren A Greene, Gee
retary, of the Stryker Library Association of
this city.
JAS. Logue, blacksmith in the employ
of the r. Il. Il. Co. at their shops in this
city, fell at his anvil about $50 on Saturday
morning last. On the arrival OF Or. II 6
Wetherill, he pronounced it stroke of par
alysis. On Sunday evening Mi. Logue died |
--Hey. w. p. G. Strick land, of the M. E.
Church of this city has been holding extra
meetings at the Rock Church, in West Am
we'll township, for two weeks past. The
meetings closed last Friday evening. Two
or three persons professed Conversion.
The Presbyterians Of Jenkintown, Pa,
have called Rev. VIM. II. Wolverton, of
Stockton, in this county, to the pastorate Of
their church. Rev. Mr.. Wolverton is a RECEIPT
graduate Of the Princeton Theological Sem
mary.
--Larison Stryker of Pittstown, who Is at
tending the Trenton Model School, while
playing ball upon the school grounds Que day
last week, bad very severe fall, dislocating
his hip and otherwise ipjuring himself quite
seriously.
The best remedy for bad cold is Seneka
Balsam. a.30.
How the hearts of crowd swell and throb
with pitiless hatred against the man who
coughs during the performance at theatre,
when they know he is too stingy to invest
twenty five cents in a bottle of DIR. Bulls
Cough Syrup.
The holidays are approaching, and pres
family better present than one of the beau.
tful organs for sale at Mr.. Edw. Rittenhouse's
music store, cor. of Union and Coryell SITS.
His priccs are much below those in city
stores. Some new and handsome cases just
received.
Rev. p. A. Studdiford, d. D., OF the
Presbyterian Church, delivered an address at
the Friendship Social Society's gospel tenn
perance meeting, last Sunday afternoon.
Those who were present say it was the best
effort the Rev. Mr.. S. ever made on this
subject.
The Baptist Bazaar, which closed on last
Saturday evening, was successful beyond the
expectations of its managers. The net profits
cannot be exactly ascertained yet, as all the
bills are not yet in, but they will amount to
about $575. Over 800 of this amount was
contributed by friends in other places.
Calvary Church.. at bennington, has been
open for Divine service, at A o'clock every
10, sfe fae