The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1881-11-16
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Lans5ertviae, N. r.. Noe. 10, 1881.

The Odd Fellows of Frenchtown viii
hold festival on the ed and 24th of Decsm
ber
Mr.. F. L. johnson advertises full linz
of trusses in this issue. Read his advertise
ment
Jacob Bowden, for years fagman at the
Pennsylvania R. R. depot in this city, died or
Saturday.
The Governor Of North Carolina said tc
the Governor of South Carolina Sir, the
best remedy in the world is Dir. Bulls Cough
Syrup and the latter seconded tho assertion.
Mr. Samuel curry. while working at a
circular saw in the repair shops of the Penna.
R.R. in this city, Monday, cut off the
second and third fingers of his right baud
The farm of the late Peter c. Kuhl, in
Raritan township, containing 90 acrss, was
sold at public sale last week to Samuel 0smun,
of Harmony, Warren county, at 500 per acre.
Ladies' Cloaks, Coats, and Dresses, cut
and made to order at short notice, at Mrs NJ.
w. Cooley's. de.tf
WIN. A. Cotter, Esq, of Pennington,
was licensed week before last as an attorney.
by the Supreme Court at Trenton. Thirty
six candidates in all passed successful exam
nations.
DIR. G. W. Larson, of Rngoes, delivered
lecture on 1.-THE Anterior Extremities of
of Vertebrate Animals before the Scientific
Association of Central Pennsylvania, at
Lewisburg, last evening.
NJ NJ u D;tta,bo rea of hal. upora tsy,
lost several bushels of grain, last week,
through the nocturnal visits of some thief or
thieves. Mr. r. would prefer call of that
kind when the price of grain rules little
lower than at present.
"A drunken tramp, SO drunk as to be help
less lay ON the sidewalk near the corner Of
Union and Coryell streets, on Monday morn
ing. The constable arrested him but could
not get him TO the lookup. Tom Demsey
shoudered him, and with the assistance OF
Que or two others, carried him off.
For the most stylish genllemens hats
go to G. w Hotels store, So East State ST.,
Trenton lie is exclusive agent for Dunlap's
felt and silk hats, which are acknowledged to
be the best aud most fashionable hats in the
market. A large assortment also of other
makes. Gentlemen's fur gloves, collars, etc.
Call and look at them.
Samuel Freeman, principal of the public
school of Annandale, died at Clinton on Sun
day from coal gas poisoning. He had gone
to sleep in bedroom into which gas from a
stove III room below found its way, aud he
inhaled it to such an extent that medical aid
was fruitless to remedy it, He was formerly
superintendent of the Phillipsbuig schools.
The Milford Leader says A new tete-
graph office is to be erected at the depot, the
object being to secure private room for
operators ON duty. Wherever the telegraph
Office is located in room partly used for
other purposes along the Division, the same
thing is to be done.
While Mr.. Geo. Reinert of this city, was
in Phila. last Saturday, be was attacked by
five men who came out of an alley near 9Th
this time car came along and the men ran
away. The purpose was robbery, no doubt.
Mr.. Reinert's head was badly cut.
The Fall Meeting of the Hunterdon Coun-
ty Temperance Alliance will be held in the
NJ E. Church, Mechanisville, Tuesday, Nov.
Goth, at 2 o'clock P. NJ. Addresses by earnest
friends of the cause both in the afternoon and
evening. All are cordially invited to attend.
w. V. BAILEY, Cor. Sec'y.
"A suit that promises to be of much in
terest to people living along streams or having
them run Though their places, has been
brought against Mr. John Case, owner of the
farm on which Jos. r. Case lives. above Ev-
erittstown, by the owners Of the Everitts-
town mill property, for damages, on the
ground that the water used by the defendant
on watered meadow interferes with their
privileges as owners of the mill seat. The
damages are laid at $1,000 renchtoun
En- terpriSe.
=" Siney Decatur and Reuben Vert, OF
this city, do not agree very well together.
'.Siney y has been on the watch for Reuben,
and at last got the lead of him. Reuben is
fond of rabbits, and shot two or three a few
days before the legal time for killing them
(Nov. ~ "Siney thereupon had Reuben
arrested, and he was fined $15 and costs,
amounting in all to $l970. Reuben refused
to pay, aud he was taken to Pennington Jail
this morning by Constable Bayard, where lie
will have to remain for 60 days, in default OF
the cash.
IF you want to get the best sewing ma
chine in the market, try the Light Running
Domestic, for sale by Mrs NJ. w. COOLEY
Every machine warranted Dec. 10.
ANOTHER FATAL ACCIDENT Last Friday
afternoon, William Hammer, living in Hope
well tsp, Mercer county, about two miles be-
low this city, met with accident while gun
ming that cost him his life. He had shot a
rabbit, and leaning his double barreled gun
against his right side Zone barrel of which was
still loaded) be held up the rabbit, which still
showed signs Of life. This attracted the at
tention of his dog, which jumped at the rab-
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