The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1883-03-07
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Wednesday, March z, 1888.

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Easter. this year, will occur on San
day, Mach 25th,
The publisher Of the Frenehtown Star
desires to sell out.
1T is reported that there rs to be a
saloon oponed al Loektown.
Miss NJ. F. Torbet has leased the pro-
perry now occupied by DR.. Reed
The Titnsviile flour mill was sold on
Saturday 70 Mr.. George Aguew for $lO,-
10. 'ealet 'aaie'l
We are indebted to Mr. Fred, COMBS
for copy Of The eernisl England 1sle-
graph.
The farm Of Aaron Manning, near
Little York, has been sold to E. P. Conk-
ling for $3,9Sl.
"A. II. Chaplin, harness maker at
Rosemont, expects to remove to Eliza
beth in the spring.
John Hulszer, of linton, has rented
hotel property at Milestone, and takes
charge III the spring.
Sixteen persons have left White
House and vicinity within two weeks, in
tending to settle in the West.
The young folks connected with tue
Frenehtowu literary society contemplate
lie issuing Of a monthly Journal
Some heatlstones were thrown down
aud broken in Altemus' Clinton marble
yard. the other night, by some malicious
rascals.
The annual meeting of the Lambert
willie Water Co., will be held at the Office
of the company, tomorrow Thursday,
at 10 A. NJ.
About thirty persons have been re-
ceived into The NJ. Il. Church, in Flem-
ington, ON probation, as result of the
revival meetings held there.
Frank L. Johnson the Church street
Druggist, was purchaser at the confisca
ton sale last week in New York, 10 the
extent of % cases of Medoe Claret.
-Treutou papers speak of John b. AL
paugh, Esq, formerly Clerk of this
county, as the next mayor of that city.
He would make a most excel lent officer
The Hopewell Herald, which was to
have been removed TO another place, ow-
ing to unexpected changes in arrang
ments, will continue to be published AT
that village.
Mr.. I. w Larison, son of DR.. G.. ii :
Lalison, of this city, left town on Monday
morning to continue his medical stud les
at the University Of Vermont, located at
darlington, VI.
d. Humphrey, brother of landlord
Lambert Humphrey, of Pennington, died
of consumption in Philadelphia last weeks
an / was buried at Norton, this county, ON
Tuesday of last week.
Whitfield s. Smith, of Clinton, the
successful horse trainer goes to Freehold
in the spring 10 take charge OF DR.. Sher-
mans ge stock of fancy horses. Mr..
Smith will have $50 horses under his care
Mr.. Anderson Reading will come ON
Mr.. Gervas Ely's farm ON the York road,
about the first OF April next, in the place
Of Robert Grace, the present tenant, who
will remove to our city.
AT the assignees sale of the farm pro-
perry of Mr.. Andrew Holcombe, near this
place, last Saturday, the farm was pur-
chased by Mrs. Sarah Holcombe, his wife,
for the sum of sac per acre.
Iron ore has been found Un the farm
of Mr. John Todd, miles east of Lam
bertville, on the surface of the ground.
We are informed there are parties that
will explore the depths for it when the
spring opens
The following prices OF grain are
taken from the Hunterdon Republican,
dated December %, 1866 Wheat, $500;
rye, $1.20; corn. $0.07 oats, $0.5G;
buckwheat, $l.10; wheat -four, 1925 per
hundred.
Messrs. Baumgartner & Tindall Of
Trenton, advertise some big bargains in
another column. What they advertise,
they have to sell, aud at The prices named.
They are tirst-class merchants aud thor
oughly trustworthy.
General James IT. Simpson, U. s.
Army, u native of this State, aud Colonel
of the 4th New Jersey regiment, in 1861.
died Of pneumonia at st. Paul, Mimi, on
Saturday. He was an uncle of Rev. DIR.
Sluddiford, of this city. E & 81
This evening, at Holcombe Hall, the
celebrated Spanish Students Company,
will give concert for tho benefit Of Co.!
C. They will be assisted by Boston mu-
steal talent, both vocal and instrumental,
and rare treat is in store for those who
attend. aa4ss $50 sasqe54l4
Mr.. Kreusen Ely, of Solsbury town
ship, Pa, will come on the farm Of DIR.
Longshore, one mile east of our city,
about the first of next month. Mr.. Ely
is practical farmer of the good Bucks
county order and it is hoped he will do
WE'LL
WI. 1ui istOpuOt n tSoNt was ""a'uSo
the contract at the late meeting Of the
West Amwell Township Committee for
keeping their poor for tho current year,
at sum of about $3.50. Mr. Fisher, has
been Steward for number of years and
always gives satisfaction.
AT the recent meeting of the Grand
Lodge of the Order of knights of Pythias,
in Trenton, we noticed that our fellow
townsman, Mr.. John Sproat, filed one Of
the most important committees in that
body, as he did also the year before
This speaks we'll for our townsman, and
shows that his abilities are appreciated.
The remains Of Mr.. George A. Poul-
son were brought here and buried on Fri