The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1882-11-08
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Wednesday, Nov. 8, 1882.

secured patent for new hay press.
-Dunlap's hats, all styles, the best in
the world, for sale in Trenton only at
Hotels, SO E. State st.
John Leonard, of bloomsbury, in this
county, has lost twenty hogs by disease,
and neighbor, David Phillips, has lost
twenty
MIR. E. N. Heath has been appointed
Treasurer of the Locktown Dairymen's
Association, in place of William B.
Sutton, deceased.
Headquarters for Underwear. We
can show an immense stock to select frem.
Van Horu's.
James H. Walker Treasurer and
General Business Manager of the Taylor
Iron Works, at High Bridge, died on
Monday of last week, of typhoid fever.
"A Festival for the benefit of the Mis-
sion Band of the Presbyterian Sunday
School of this city will be held at Lyceum
Hall on Thursday evening, Nov. Esd.
Darcy Lodge. F. & A. NJ, of Flem-
ington, on the 10Th ult, adopted appro-
pirate resolutions upon the decease of
their brother, Judah II. Kuhl, late of
Somerville.
The Clinton public school devotes
half hour every Friday to the practice of
vocal music. Miss Irene Bonnell, recently
pupil of the school, has the supervision
of this new work.
One morning recently, Mr.. Peter R.
Britton, of Locktown vicinity, missed ten
turkeys from his flock, and on the morn
ing following, Mr.. Isaac Smith, neigh
Dor, found himself thirty short.
1t is time to begin to think about
thanksgiving. You will want nice
dining table to hold the turkey. Go to
Titus warerooms, 46 CorYell ST.. where
all kinds of furniture are sold.
All peisons who are entitled to pre-
miums awarded at the last county fair
will call for them upon r. s. Kuhl, Esq,
Treasurer, before the LIST day of December
next, or they revert to the Society,
The barber shop of Edward Cox, at
Stockton, N. j., was entered through a
broken window on the night of the LIST
inst, aud razors, cigars, &C., were taken
to the amount OF about eighty six dollars
The widow of the late John II.
Anderson, and mother of j. A. Anderson,
Esq, Supt. of the Belvidere Division,
died suddenly at her residence in this
city, last Wednesday morning of heart
disease.
The Citizens Cornet Band, of this
city, visited Pennington last Saturday
evening, and serenaded a number of its
citizens. They bad pleasant time, and
their playing is we'll spoken of by Flem-
ingtonians.
Some one at Asbnry tied the tails of
two cows belonging to Thomas L. Hulsizer
and Marshall Hoffman together, and as a
consequence, Mr.. Hoffman's COW is minus
her caudal appendage, while Mr.. Hulsi-
Zer's had two for short time.
john Strimple, of Reavilla, while
working in the woods one day week be-
fore last, was quite seriously hurt. He
had cut down tree which lodged on a
sapling, and in getting it off, the sapling
flew back and struck him in the face,
knocking him senseless and cutting and
bruising him badly.
MIR, VIM. t. cambridge left with us
last Wednesday evening, fine peach
picked With number of others that day,
from tree In his orchard In West Am
we'll tsp. 1t is almost unheard of In this
section that peaches should ripen as late
as Nov. LIST. These peaches are of va
riety known as "Sweet Octobers.'
Last Friday night about 10 o'clock,
one of the glass in the show window of
Rittenhouse's store, on South Union ST.,
was broken in by some one. A person
who heard the noise ran toward the store
and saw two men running away. II is
thought that they wilfully broke the win
dow with the intention of robbing the
store.
Persons attending the State Sunday
School Convention, held at Bridgeton,
Nov. 14th, to 10th, will receive an order
emitting the holder to half-fare ticket
over the New Jersey Southern and West
Jersey Railroads, via. Philadelphia, by
applying to the Corresponding Secretary,
d. NJ. Matthews, Box 20, Frenchtown.
REV. Arthur Waite, alias DR.. Bundy,
who figured in this city, Vineland and
other portions of the State, last winter, as
an exposer of Spiritualism, has been ar
rested in Savoy, Mass, for attempting to
murder his father-in- law, abusing his
wife, and playing the part of villain
generally.
DIR. J. Jay Villiers, the Humorist, has
been engaged by Maj. q. A. Angel Post,
G. A. r., of this city, to give an enter
tainment for their benefit on Thanks
giving evening, Nov. 30th. Mr.. V. is
quite noted in his line and has received
very high commenda tons from churches,
societies, etc., for whose benefit he has
been engaged.
Miss Anna Corson, daughter Of Mr..
John Corson, of Clinton, took first pre-
MUM for fine crocheting and other fancy
work exhibited at the late County Fair.
Although this young lady is totally blind,
having been deprived of sight by illness
early in life, she is one of the most es-
tesmed and valued members of our COM
munity Clinton Democrat.
The home of Isaac w. Mathews, at
Pittstowu, was the scene Of triple interest
on Saturday evening, Oct. 2lst. His
wife, Anna, celebrated her 50th anniyer-
sary, receiving valuable presents from
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