The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1881-11-09

The President has issued proclamation
Distinguishing Thursday, November 24th, as :.
day of National Thanksgiving.
"A thief carted away several bushels of
grapes from the vines of Hawley c. Olmstead,
near Pennington, the other night.
REV. G. S. Converse of Ringoes, has arrived
at his destination in Wyoming, aud has begun
his work.
Pref. A. r. Lewis, of Frenchtown. re-
ceived the highest premium 70. fine penman-
ship at the Mount Holly fair.
The Board of Freeholders of the County
will hold their county meeting at Pennington
to-day,
Isaac Warford, of Frenchtown, recently
caught rock fish weighing six pounds aud
fourteen ounces.
The personal property of the Delaware
Valley F. & NJ. Agricultural Society is adver-
tised to be sold at Shenff's sale on the 23d
instant.
MIR Jos, Smith & Co., real estate agents,
have sold the residence of Mr. Gershom
Swallow, on Main street, to Mr. Frank
Phillips, of Solebury, Pa.
Deputy Sheriff Martin Bells, has Fur
chased the farm of the late John Stull near
Baptisttown, to which he will move in the
Spring,
The Clinton Democrat has been enlarged
to a niue column paper. 1t is now the largest
sheet in the county. 1t is also an excellent
paper, and is meeting (as its enlargement in
dicates) with success.
Gus Glenn's Book, g Woodland Heights
for sale at. THE RECORD" Office. Price
MIR. A. d. Anderson, of this city, passed
successful examination before the Supreme
Court, at Trenton, last week, and was ad-
mitted to practice as an attorney -at-law.
AN effort was made to have John Welsh, of
West End, who is charged with beng the
cause Of his daughters death, released on
writ of Aa6eas corpus, bnt he was unable to
furnishthe $1,000 bail required.
The Pennington Water Company has sue
ceeded in removing the injunction against its
taking water from the South Branch of the
Raritan river, decree to that effect having
been recently delivered by Vice Chancellor
Dodd.
"A valuable young stallion belonging to
William Hockenbury, of Croton, died with
lock jaw the other day. The horse bad just
been placed in the hands of trainer at
Trenton:.s
One of the best roads 10 towns on Church
street, where oyster shells were spread year
or two ago to the disgust of some people.
They haze packed nicely aud the drive is dry
and solid;
Ladies' Cloaks, Coats, and Dresses, cut
and madelpe order at short notice, at Mrs. NJ.
w. Cooley $. d6'tf
We learn that warrants are out for the
arrest of seven boys who have been breaking
window glass by the of "sliug-shots.'
Parents who find their boys using these dan
gerous splaythings should prohibit them at
once.si 4 a.
-The ladies are hard at work arranging for
the Bazaar which will be held in the Baptist
Church in this city. 1t will open on the 10th
aud close on the 26th-seven nights. The at
fractions will be such, it is hoped, as to
draw large attendance.
-Thelpiace to get suited is where large
variety is kept. At Hotels hat store, 33 E.
State st., Trenton, will be found one of the
largest stocks in all this section, and selected
with great taste. All the most fashionable
styles win be found, and at prices to suit all
purses.
Joseph w. Wiliver, lately deceased, of
Bethlehem Township, had his life insured in
the Mutual Benefit Company of Newark for
$4,000, aud had paid but $4,000 in premi-
ums when he died. His widow bias just re-
ceived full payment of the amount of the poll
cy.
1t is an open secret among railroad gos-
sips, says the Easton Erpress that there is
,natl1monial basis for the contemplated west
~ern excursion of Conductor Peter Young.
The announcement of this fact will, no doubt
occasion fintter in many fair bosoms on the
line of Belvidere Division; but :" it was ever
thus since childhood's hour, we see our fond
. est hopes decay"
The first Catholic Bishop of the new Tren-
Cathedral. New York City, on Tuesday of last
week. The sacred edi6ce was crowded. The
ceremonies were of the most imposing char
acter, and tines music was a leading feature.
His Eminsnce Cardinal McCloskey officiated,
while The ssrmonawas preached by Rt. Rev.
Bishop Ryan, of Buffalo. The newly conse-
Grated Bishop viii be given public reception
to-day, in Trenton
Fancy and Toilet Articles in great variety. Perfum
ery-Mary Stuart. and many other odors, prices
as at wauamaker's, at the New Hope Drug Store.
A remedy resting on the basis Of intrinsic
worth demands the confidence of all. DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup is known and used most
satisfactorily throughout the land as is at
tested by its great sales. Your druggist
keeps it. esin nov. 8.
Through the polteness of Mr., w. H .
Wiimot. Supt. OF Telegraph on the Belvidere