The Lambertville record., 1882-01-25
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Lan,bersOsue, N. j.. IAN. 20. 1882.


-Protracted meetings are being held in the
three churches of Flenington.
Water was let into the canal feeder last
week, after needed improvements had been
made.
MIR. Joseph H. Green has sold his farm of
70 acres in Kingwood township to Mr.. Tbos.
Cherry, for $4,000.
The old firm of Wsrford & Moore in
Frenchtown, viii be dissolved sh6rtly, Mr..
Warford retiring.
-Messrs Mitchell and Lantz, of Sergeants-
ville have leased ore land near Clinton, which
is now being opened.
"A horse owned by Alfred Martinde of
West Amwell, recently died at the old age of
SO years.
-TayIof Smith has bought the old saw mill
property of Dean Carey, formerly the property
Of Francis Tomlinson, in Kingwood.
Mrs. Nathaniel T. Rittenhouse, of French
town, broke her arm by fall from chair
upon which she wac standing one day last
week.
l
10 this city are being continued this week.
Rev Mr.. Chapman, formerly of Phillipsburg,
will preach every evening.
The meetings at the M. E. Church. in
this city, are still going on, and with continued
interest Over sixty persons have thus far
professed conversion, and others are seeking.
Mrs. VIM Lyman fell down stairs at her
residence, Sd Coryell street, in this city, last
Monday morning, fracturing her wrist ard
sustaining several severe bruises.
-Lyceum Hall, in this city, is advertised to
be sold at Sheriff sale, the 7th of Febru
ary, at the suit of the Mutual Building and
Loan Association.
There were "a, DAT cheese shipped from
Point Pleasant station, in this county, during
the last year. The largest number shipped
bn any one day was 6S4.
Rev +. q Vassar will lecture in the
Sandy Ridge Baptist Church on Monday even
Ing; February 9th, at 1880 O'Clock. Admis-
sihu, 25 cents children Under twelve years
Of age, 10 cents.
--Protracled meetings have been held at
the Wertsville Baptist Church for four weeks
past Over thirty have professed conversion.
Rev. Mr.. Chapman has had charge of the
services.
About five O'Clock on Tuesday morning
of last week, David Sibborn fell do.n stairs,
at his residence on Weeden street. in this
city, severely injuring bis back. He was for
a time paralyzed, but is now recovering:
Extra meetings have been held for two
or three weeks in the M. E. Church at Stock
ton, with some success Last week, Rev.
Chas. E. Walton assisted tile pastor, Rev.
Mr.. Timbrel.
Mrs. Wm. Hoffman fell down the cellar
steps at her residence, southwest corner of
Union and Delevan streets, in this city, on
Monday evening Of last week, fracturing her
left arm and badly bruising her face and
head.
lin the bright Autumnal days the tempta-
tion to comfortable exposure yields it's fruit
In most perncous cough and irritation of
the throat. DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup stands
unrivaled as remedy for throat and lung
diseases. % cents bottle.
Ask for Shamalia's Compound Seneka
Balsam-most certainly one of the best RENEE
dies for colds, coughs, SC. n.30.
The annual encampmeht Of the Grand
Army of the Republic, Department of New
Jersey is being held III Washington Hall,
Trenton, to-day. The representatives from
Major g. a. Angel Post, No. 20, of this city,
are Syrenas Slack, David Wilson, and several
Past Post Commanders.
The Hunterdos Democrat says that Mr..
Harry G. Slower has leased his grist and saw
mill, known as "Stover's Mills" along the
Branch some two and half miles north east
of Flemingt6b, TO Mr.. Ellmaker 6 Son. Mr.
Slower is going to Erwinna Pa, ia the Spring.
to run the Isaac Stover saw mill.
We learn that Messrs. Pidcock Brothers
& Co. have purchased tract of timber of the
estate OF Jacob 5. Manners, deceased, in East
Amweil township /; also, stirber belonging
to W William B Prall;~ and intend to erect a saw
mill on the brook near Mr.. pralls. Haatsf-
don Adpertiser.
We learn from The Independent that DR..
Manners, an old veterinary surgeon, of King
wood township, who has been suffering from
the effects Of an attack of pa Atysis for year
past, few weeks ago lost the power of speech
since which time he has been unable to utter
a word, except iu the faintest whisper.
The agency for the celebrated DOMES-
TIC SEWING MACHINE is now at Moore's
Book Store, where the machines may be seen,
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