The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1882-05-31
STATE ITEMS.

Vice Chancellor Van Fleet has been re-
appointed for second term of seven
years.
Congressman Miles Ross of the Third
District, has already been named for a
fourth term.
At a recent town meeting at Mount
Holly, $4,000 were voted for the special
purpose of paving or maeadamizing its
principal streets.
Since last September over two hundred
buildings have been erected in Asbury
Park, most Of them being handsome and
substantial structures.
Newton recently sold 1900 of per
cent. bonds, payable in annual instalments
of W, 900 each, at premium of from 8
to u per cent, total of $918.14.
The Rushing will case has been appealed
from the decision of the Chancellor to the
Court of Errors and Appeals, which will
meet at the State House, Trenton, on the
third Tuesday of June.
Governor William A. Newell, of Wash
ngton Territory, is on visit to his
friends Ia this State. He will remain In
the East for the next three or four months,
during which time he win make Trenton
his headquarters.
The price of beef is still upward. Our
butchers say that it will not decline in
price until August, when the grass fed
cattle will be in the market. The move
mont looks like speculative one on the
part of the Western cattle raisers.
The Warren County Agricultural So
ciety has ceased to exist. Fairs, as a
general thing, are not as successful as
they were some years ago. But few of
them much more than pay expenses.
BoRDENTowN, N. j., May 27.-Mac-
phorson, Willard & CO. 8 Union Steam
Forge, employing in the neighborhood of
1850 hand, closed last night owing to a
temporary slackness in the trade.
A new gas-burning locomotive has been
built at the Grant works, Paterson, which
will be tested on the Erie railroad during
this week. Instead OF coal tender the
new engine will have a tank holding 500
gallons of naptha.
Unless it had great merit, Parker's G in
ger Tonic could not be SO popular. Its
sale has rapidly spread all over this coun-
oiy, uocauoo iuNahos huu ~ gives thehi
new life and vigor when other medicines
fail entirely Ohio Farmer. m.S-lm
More cases of sick headache, bilious
ness, constipation, &C., can be cured in
less time, with less medicine and for less
money, by using Carter's Little Liver
Pills, than by any other means. m24,2t
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on Ine Io.hl'iu s.ooA ia''u, 9. oops-
.own, nuInns.on o"uney ~. % io''y ON
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. eo''s Nun WIS SEASON, oniy
s sas hase u.ea M No. aas. asr, s was 81;
Mortimer, for whom Mr.. Lorillard paid
$50, 900.
The New Jersey state Medical Society
has elected officers for the ensuing year,
among which are the following from
Trenton Corresponding Secretary, DIR.
William Elmer Treasurer, DR.. w. w.
l.. Phillips. The next meeting will be
held on the second Tuesday in June,
1881, at Atlantic City.
At the meetinp of the Stats Medical
Society at Asbury Park, on Wednesday,
resolution was unanimously adopted con-
demning the recognition of homeopathic
physicians by the New York Society. A
resolution refusing TO recognize the dele
gates present from the New York Medical
Society was voted down by two-thirds
vote.
Attorney General Marston. of Massa.
chusetts. has at his seal Of Condemnation
mon Walt Whitman'ss Leaves Of Grass !.
ana Oscood q Co. have thrown nm The
publication in obedience to the offieial
command The noet,s nerem ntorv rafnsa /
to expnrgate certain lines, alleged to be
obscene, is the cause OF action on the part
OF the Attorney-Generai.
One of the bevs In the Bloominodalo
rubber works. having been overcome by
the heat In the room in which he was EN-