The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1882-03-29
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Wednesday, March 30, 1882.

enee VIII DeRin AT newark To-Day
-Silas Cowdrick, of Raven Rock, will
take charge of the Kingwood Hotel on
the first of April.
County Superintendent Swackhamer
is visiting the schools in the upper end of
the county.
-Diphtheria is prevailing to an alarm
ing extent at Riegelsville. Nearly one
half of the scholars of the public schoo
are on the sick list.
Mr.. Elijah Holcombe, of Sandy
Ridge, found one of his horses with leg
broken, in the stable few mornings ago.
The animal had to be killed.
"A man named William Brewer in
jured himself very severely last week one
day by falling out of a hay NOV, on the
farm of P. G. Mechling, near Pittstown.
Subscribers who intend to remove
their residence to other towns, will please
notify us so that their papers may be
properly mailed.
Mr.. Robert Crosley has sold his house
and store on Coryell ST., in this city, to
Mr.. Jacob Helms. 1t will be an excellent
location for Mr.. H. business.
MIR. John w. Rockafellow, of Stock
ton, has been awarded a patent for i'm
provement in corn plows. He claims
that boy of 10 years can work this plow
In the divorce suit of Titus VS.. Titus
in the Court of Chancery, referred to J.
G. Shipman, Esq, as advisory master, a
decision has been rendered in favor of the
defendant, Mrs Titus. We hear the case
is to be appealed.
Rev. r. A. Chalker, a former pastor
of the M. E. Church in this city, paid
visit last week to this place. He preach
ed an excellent sermon in the above men
toned church last Sunday morning. He
is now residing at Kingston, N. Y.
Mr.. NJ. G. Quick has sold his tin-shop
lot, corner of Bridge ST. and Gordon's
Alley, to the Catholic Church, of this
city. The price paid, we learn, was
$4,000.
The Baptist church of Baptisttown
has extended call 70 Rev. Geo. Young,
of Point Pleasant, Pa, to serve as their
pastor. Mr.. Young has accepted the call
and will remove this week. entering upon
his pastoral duties at once.
Rev T. T. Campfeld, Methodist
clergyman. was married at Hackettstown
on Wednesday of week before last, to
Miss Maggie Cummins, by Presiding
Elder Colt. The groom is so years of age
and tho bride 3s. Forty years ago. Mr..
Campbell was pastor of the NJ. E, Church
in this city
The Republican says that Mr.. Jacob
r. johnson had his third sale of horses,
at the Union Hotel, Pennington, Oh
Friday afternoon, the nth, when Auction
Ger Riley disposed of sixteen at an average
of $194.
If you want to buy an organ Or piano
for cash or instalments, visit Mr.. L. Rit-
tenhouse's warerooms N. Z. corner Of
Union and Coryell streets. He has the
agency for the best makes, and sells at
prices defying competition.
The thirty-ffth anniversary Of the
institution of Magnolia Lodge, |. o. o.
F., of Frenchtown, was celebrated re-
Gently The Lodge has q large amount
of money, out at interest. Tho sum of
S4oO has just been expended in fitting up
the new lodge room.
The Spring time requires change of
hats. Hotel, SO East State ST., Trenton,
has the best stock in that city, and is
agent for the best silk hats made in this
country--Dunlap's, which are sold at
reasonable rates. All the Spring styles
now on exhibition.
Mr.. Azariah Disbrow who was for
merly resident of this city, died in
Chambersburg, N. j., on Tuesday of last
week. in the 9th year Of his age. Mr..
Disbrow was the father of Randolph
Disbrow, who had his arms shot off while
attending the Yorktown ceremonies.
John c. Holcombe, living on the
river bank, just above our city, comes out
sprightly this Spring for man so years
old. Mr. II. tells of seeing the locusts in
this region five times-in the years 1900,
1917, 1884, 1851 and 1868, and to all APP
pearances he may see them again in 1885,
MIR. Chas Schulhaus, agent for the
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co., of
Newark, has just paid to the executor of
John Smith, deceased, $1276 insurance on
tie life of Mr.. S. This company does not
wait for the expiration of 90 days, but
pays as soon as evidence of death is pre-
sented.
Indian Dept" Washington, d. c.
am anxious to introduce DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup among my Indians, having
used it myself for several months, and
think it one of the finest remedies / ever
found. assure you, it is the only thing
that ever relieved me of pretracted
cough, brought on by exposure while on
the Sioux Commission last year.
A. G. BOONE,
Agent for Poncas and Z. S. Com
Says the HunterdoB Democrat -
Mrs. Maria Tomlinson, mother OF our
lamented friend, Charles Ton.linson, de-
ceased, late editor and proprietor of this
journal, died at the residence of George
Tomlinson, in Frenchtown, on Thursday
morning, the 10th inst, at the age of "a
years. She was a very fine old lady. Her
husband, Francis Tomlinson, died in
1854, aged GO years. Some forty years
ago he kept the store and hotel at King
wood.
Looking Glasses at Titus Ware
rooms