The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1882-09-13

Wnat you 90 not see, ask for, as
Titus has furniture on four floors.
Rev. II. B. Garner has resigned the
passionate of the Baptist Church at Hope
well.
Rev. L. r. Dunn, d. D., will preach
in the NJ. E. Church, Stockton, on Sunday
evening, Sept. "a.
John Carpenter, Jr., of the Clinton
Democrat, is spoken of as candidate for
Senator, at the next election.
"A large lot of small onions, for pick.
ling or other purposes, for sale at eleven
gers Garden, South Union st. ct.
The Central M. E. Church, of Tren-
ton, willrun an excursion to the Switch
back, via Belvidere Division, tomorrow
Thursday.
The Sergeantsville NJ. E. Sunday
School held their picnic one day last
week. The large gathering was address,
ed by Rev. Mr.. Davidson, of Japan.
The laying of the corner stone Of the
new Presbyterian Church 10 Pennington,
will take place on Thursday afternoon of
next week, 2lst inst.
Many of the styles of hats for sale at
Hotels, SO E. State ST., Trenton, are not
found in smaller stores, or towns. Prices
reasonable.
Flax growers are informed that the
bounty offered on fax straw has run out,
and there is no further use in trying to
enter for the premiums.
"A special meeting of the w. G. T.
u, of Lambertyille, will be held on We'd
nesday of next week, Sept. Goth, at
o'clock, P. NJ, in Mathews Hall.
i. J. REED, President.
On Monday morning wheel came
off two-horse wagon, belonging to j L.
Wilson, when near the corner of Union
and Coryell streets, and the wagon was
upset, but no serious damage was done.
The dwelling of Mr.. Asa Suydam, at
Klinesyille, was entered by thieves on
Saturday night the cd inst. Entrance
was effected through parlor window,
and goods to the value of $50 taken away
Robbins 1890 Tonic will cure Chills.
Only 50c., at New Hope Drug Store.
On Monday evening the board of
trustees of Holcombe Riverview Gene
terry, met at the Secretary's Office and
organized by electing the following
officers: President--A. G. Barber
Treasurer-John J. German Secretary
j. Hayhurst.
DO not forget that tomorrow
Thursday 10 the date for the grand ex-
cursion of Lone Star Lodge, X. of p, of
this city, to the Switchback. No one
who goes will regret it, as the scenery is
wonderful and the trip delightful.
DO not forget when about to buy an
organ or piano, that it may save you many
dollars, and save you buying an inferior
instrument, by calling at Rittenhouse's
music warerooms, N. E. corner of Union
and Coryell sts., and examining his stock.
MIR. Jacob'D .Suydam, of Pennington,
as we learn from the Republican, died on
Tuesday of last week, from the effects of
injuries received in a runaway accident
few weeks since. 1t was at first reported
that he was not badly hurt, but subse-
qusnt developments proved that his in
juries were of more serious character
than had been supposed.
Ask George Skillman what s. f. &
A. M. has done for his family.
The peach trade opened lively last
week. On Monday evening the peach
train on the South Branch Road started
from Pennington with tweniy-ene cars
the Lehigh Valley train took thirty three
cars from the various stations 10 this
county, and the train by way of the
Pennsylvania Road left Lambertville with
ten cars.
The members of Co. C, 7th Regt, of
this city, who did not qualify as marks
men at Brinton Range, Elizabeth, in July
last, again visited the Range on We'd
nesday of last week, for that purpose.
Corp. II. B. Murray and Privates Thatcher
Heath and Jos. Swayze, succeeded in
qualifying. This makes a total of IA
marksmen for Co. c this year, II having
qualified in July.
The twenty seventh annual Fair Of
the Hunterdon County Agricultural So
ciety will be held at Pennington, on
September Goth, eth and 28th. The
Society offers the following speed pre-
miums $3.50 horses, $50; 1888 horses,
$500 running horses, 5000 1850 horses,
800 $40 horses, $500 trotting stations,
$75 special county, 800 2:s6 horses,
$500 minute horses, 500. Entries
for speed close September 10th, at 0
o'clock P. M.
The Elmira Gazette says that William
Peak, formerly manager of the Peak
family of bell-ringers, was recently arrest
ed at Goshen, N. Y, as vagrant, and
sent to Jail for ten days. Ten years ago
he was worth $780, 900, but now he is a
pauper. Benevslence is said to be the
cause of his poverty, as he was always
liberal to fault. Mr.. Peak gave an en-
tertainment here some months ago, but it
was very evident that he had run down,
and was poor.
The Frenchtown Star says THE
RECORD is mistaken In stating that forty
persons were recently added to the men,
bership Of the Frenchtown M. E. Church.
The article, which was copied from the
Star, it states was copied by It from the
Pennington Democrat and credited to
that paper, and had reference to Flem-
ington. The manner in which the Star
inserted the article, conveyed the i'm
preston to any one that 1t had reference
to Frenchtown.