The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1881-02-16
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Lamoertvsste. N. j.. Feo. IS. 1881.

advertise.
WE print sale bills at the lowest rates
and in good style.
Family Flour, a. North Union street, Lam
bertyille, N. J.
The Grand Lodge of the State, Knights
of Pythias, hold their annual session in Tren-
ton to-day.
The Boozer Cadets will repeat their en-
tertainment on Tuesday evening, March LIST,
with new attractions.
Don't drive lame horse when you can
get 9 Kendall's SPAWN Cure for 81 90. It is
worth $500. Read their advertisement.
Mrs. Van Epps has sold her property in
Ringoes to Mrs. Randall Blackwell, for
$4,000
MIR. Jacob Fisher, of Ringoes, will re-
move his family to Philadelphia on the LIST
day of April,
Jonas Melick, of Rosemont, collected from
twenty White Leghorn hens, during the past
month December goth to January 29th-513
eggs.
Rev. W. d. Roberts, of the Thompson
Memorial Church, Solebury, will address the
Friendship Social Society, In this city, on
Wednesday evening of next week.
"A boy by the name of Norwood S. Apgar,
living with J. s. Bray, near Kingwood, slip
ped on the ice, a few days ago, and fell on his
nose, infiicting serious wound.
Edward Brink, son of Matthias Brink, of
Kingwood. injured his spine, some time ago,
in scufie with another boy, and his recovery
is in doubt
The amount of iron ore shipped over the
High Bridge branch of the Central Railroad
for the month Of January was Ii, $50 tons and
8 cwt, gross.
"A comet, it is said, will soon become vsi-
BILE to fhe naked eye. and many astronomers
express the belief that it is the same one that
attracted so much attention account of its
brillancy just before the war of 1912.
Mrs. Harriet Campbell (colored), aged
about 80 years, was found dead on Tuesday
morning of week before last. in her house
near Lebanon. She had apparently risen in
the nightto warm herself by the stove
"A Maltese fox was, shot on Pickell's
Mountain, in this county, a short time ago,
by a sen of Morris Conover, who says that he
saw another few days since, Que was Also
shot on Stanton mountain. They are not as
large as red fox.
1t is expected that Prof Peabody will
give an entertainment in Lycenm Hall. on
Wednesday evening, the 22d inst. Reserved
ho ,,l.t e.
Drug Store, on and after Saturday
1t is universally regretted that E. R. Rob
inson, postmaster aud station agent at Perry
vile, and Freeholder of Union township, bias
been afflicted with partial loss of eyesigh,,
which it is hoped, however be may soon re-
cover.
Gen. ]. H. Simpson. of the Engineer
Corps of the U. s Army, paid visit to rela-
lives in this city, last week. Gen. Simpson
acted as Colonel Of the 4th Regt. of n j.
Volunteers at the outbreak Of the rebellion.
His present residence is at St. Paul, MINI.
The Democrat says it is whispered that a
new enterprise is soon to be started In Fiem-
fngton-the manufacture of crockery ware
Three men have subscribed $4,000 each, the
rumor goes on, and there is strong belief that
the work will 60 on.
"A Sunday School Praise Meeting {" was
held in the NJ E. Church of this city last
Sunday evening. The exercises consisted of
singing by the school and addresses by w. F.
Herr Esq, and Mr.. Rufus d. Naylor. TIE
singing was excellent, and the addresses APP
propriate, instructive and interesting.
The number Of marriages, births and
deaths filed in the Office of the City Clerk for
the month of January shows the following
males, aged as follows: One So years, one
AZ years aud months, one SS years and g.
months, and one 20 years and months.
"A beautiful mirage was seen at Ringoes
on last Friday evening. A series of noun
tains and valleys presented themselves in the
northeastern heavens, and the rare sight was
witnessed by numbers of people with wonder
and delight. In this section the mirage is
almost unique.
1T would save us considerable inconveni-
ence if friends who have Communications or
other matters for publication, would hand
them in as early as possible. Sometimes
several columns of articles come in the day
before publication. To set them up at SO
late day. delays the paper aud crowds out
other matter which has already been prepared
Please bear this in mind.
AS reliable and cheap remedy for the
various affections of the throat and lungs, we
heartily recommend DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Price rs cents.
AT recent meeting Of the District Medi-
cal Society of this county the following was
unanimously adopted
Rssolged, That We hereby request all regu-
lar practitioners of medicine in this county to
file their rdiplpmas--in accordance with the
law passed last winter--within sixty days of
the publication of this resolution, as it is the
Intention Of thn Society that the law shall be-
jmpartially enforced in this county
People still Give to learn" The rail-
road companies have discovered that in order
to prevent snow from drifting, clean sweep
must be given to the wind, and so in many