The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1882-11-15
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Wednesday, Nov. 10, 1882.

NOW auu cieSdub SOUus--1 l nc O-4
French Cashmere Cloths, at Van Horns.
Rev. VIM. Scarlet, pastor of the
Larison's Corner Church, has taken a
wife.
1t is said that citizen of Holland
tsp. voted his store bill instead of his
ticket on election day.
Jos. Exton, resident of Clinton
township, is about fixing up fish pond
that will cover some two acres. The
pond is natural basin.
William Rockafellow purchased the
40 acre farm of the late Peter Rockafellow,
in Alexandria township, Tuesday last, for
$50 an acre.
There were 20l, 657 baskets of peaches
shipped over the South Branch Road
from the stations of Pennington, Three
BRIGGS and Neshanic the past season.
The Grand Encampmcnt I. o. o. F.,
met in the City Assembly Rooms, Tren-
ton, yesterday Tuesday and the Grand
Lodge meets in the same place to-day.
AT the annual meeting of the Ringoes
Union Cemetery Association held few
days ago, DR.. c. w. Larson, Silas Mona
maker and Levi Holcombe were elected
trustees.
Ono of the persons drawn on the petit
jury and put down as from this city, is
unknown here, and another has not lived
here for over two years. How does the
Sheriff get hold of these names?
The entertainment by DIR. j. Jay
Villers at Holcombe Hall, for the benefit
of Maj c. A. Angel Post, of this city,
will no doubt attract large audience, as
the object is worthy and the entertain
ment worth twice the price of admission.
Owing to failure of eyesight, Mr.. A.
J. Shampanore offers bis paper-the
Bound Brook Chroaicte--for sale. This
is good opening for young man, as the
paper has good advertising and job pa
tronage, and is located in growing
town.
JAS. A. Grant introduces into his
advertisement this week, striking por-
trait. The cattle he buys are flrst-class,
and he pays special attention to supply
his customers with tender meats. His
sausage is No. /, of which he now has a
full supply.
Ask for Germantown Zephyr Wool,
because it compares with zephyr in
quality Cashmere and fine Saxony yarn,
1873 Birgman's best full weight zephyrs,
10c.; Homespun Yarns, $i.00 per Id.
Shetland Floss, Crewel Wool for out
lining, &C., at r. II. VAN HoRN's.
Public SALE.--I will sell at my
residence, corner of Bridge and Main sts.,
on Saturday, Nov. 18th, at 2 p. NJ, the
following personal property 81 good
road horse, phaeton, road wagon, /
sleigh. harness, robes, blankets, &c.
X. REED.
1t is believed that Thanksgiving will
be celebrated this year with unusual
fervor. Eli Perkins has not lectured for
six months.
So says an exchange. But Ell is going
to lecture in this city on the 22d of
December, and those who poke the most
fun athim are the first to so to hear him.
Tho New York Weekly Tribune says
in regard to the Noyes Dictionary Holder,
manufactured by L. ". Noyes, 80 West
Monroe St., Chicago: We know of
but one satisfactory Holder that, how
ever, is so good that second is not
needed" Mr.. Noyes sends to all appl-
cants handsome illustrated circular.
Prices reduced.
Can anybody tell us what is the use
of Republican County Executive Com
mittee? So far as we can learn they
practiccd the keep quiet and do
nothing" policy to perfection. In the
light of the returns, it is plainly to be
seen that il proper efforts had been made,
member of the legislature from the
First District might have been secured.
The Democrat Aduertiser says The
clergyman who has been stationed at the
Mission of the Protestant Episcopal
Church, in Pennington, is Mr.. VIM. E.
Wright, formerly of Elizabeth. Last
Sabbath Sunday School was organized.
Services at the Calvary Episcopal Church
1870 A. NJ, Sunday School 800 and SER
vices at 400 P. NJ, every Sabbath until
further notice.
The Democrats of this city and New
Hope paraded last Thursday evening in
honor of their victories. The Citizens
Band of this city, and the New Hope
Brass Band furnished the music. The
procession was led of by pioneer corps
of prospective stmasters-necessarily
exhausting the greater portion of the
crowd--and what was left, with the boys
from the +" Hook, {" made up the process
ion. The crowd seemed to be happy, and
so far as we know, did nothing to give
offense.
Now that Cornell has authorized Tax
Receiver Holcombe to collect the delin-
quent taxes from 1868 to 1878, we hope
he may not be met with abuse because he
does his duty. 1t Is the duty of allhaying
the ability, to pay their taxes and all
who shirk this, throw an additional bur-
then on other people, many of whom are
as poor or poorer than they. There can
be no just reason why some should be
allowed to 90 without paying taxes whilst
others are compelled 70 pay. Let there
be even justice.
The Democrats of our city had rare
piece Of amusement last Thursday even
ing--that of firing off their cast-iron can
non for an important victory, lone round
for every State -and the thing was SO new
a sensation that they kept it up, we do
not know how long. When we went to
bed they had got in a great many more
states than the geography shows, and