The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1883-01-24
Wednesday, Jan. "a, 1883.
-Buy lhe Gold segar At Perrins's.

tereSt IN tine OeuuihR W0Fks AZ CfeuCn-
town, to Mr.. L. s. D. Kerr.
1T is reported that detachment of
the Salvation Army will open battle in
this city 10 few DAYS.
Bills are out for meeting at Lyceum
Hall. gu Friday evening, in favor of Sun
day trains on the Belvidere Division.
Attention ia called to Mr.. A. q. Bar
ber's advertisement of the New Home
Sewing Machine, for which he is agent.
Mr. Geo. B. Holcombe of this county,
has been appointed keeper of the Gentle
mems Gallery, in the House of Assembly,
at Treaton.
Rev. j. w. Moody. of the Baptist
Church of Junction, who was injured
few weeks since, VIC are glad to learn is
recovering.
Our paper has been delayed some
hours this week, by freezing OF the water
pipe which supplied power for the run-
Mug of our water motor.
If you think of buying an organ,
write to c. w. Hetzel. Blptisttown, N.
j., for bis catalogue and prices. He will
offer you unusual terms, and the best in
strument.
The residence of Chief Justice Beas
ley, in Belvidere, caught fire on Wednes-
day night from a defective Fireplace.
The fire worked its way through the brick
to the wooden joist. Not great deal of
damage was done.
The bill to amend the charter of the
Borough of Frenchtown, taking the IL
censing of hotels from the Common Coun-
Gil to the Court of Common Pleas, was
introduced in the State Senate on Monday
evening by Senator Carpenter
Extra meetings are being held at the
M. E. and Baptist Churches in this city.
At both, there is considerable interes. aud
several persons have professed CONVEX
sion. The meetings are held every eve-
ming.
Geo. D. Orner native of this city,
is now one of the leading citizens of
Kansas, and has tw ice been elected to the
Legislature of that state. His father, Geo.
B Orner. was lessee of the Upper Grist
Mill'' in this city, some forty years ago.
On Wednesday morning. Mrs. Will
liam j. Bovine, of Frenchtown, as we
learn from the Independent, slipped and
fell on the icy walk, strik ing her left arm
on the edge of the walk, aud fractured
one of the bones, between the elbow and
the wrist.
Mrs. Josiah Wilson, of Oak Grove,
lady held III the highest esteem by all who
knew her, died last week after short i'll
ness. She was buried at QuakertOwn on
Sunday. Mrs. w. was the mother.in- law
of Assemblyman Lake. -Frcnehtown In
dependent
Mrs. Susan Housed. step-mother of
Mr.. Theo. Housed. of Delaware TOW nship,
while eating her dinner yesterday (rues-
day. fell back in her chair and died in
five minutes. She was 81 years old, and
was considered to be remarkably healthy
lady for one 50 aged.
The S ockhoders of the Hunterdon
County Agricultural Society will hold
their annual meeting at the Court House,
in Pennington. on Saturday, February
18th, at IL A. NJ. Persons are requested
to take with them specimens of grain.
seeds and ,ther farm products for exhi-
bition, &c.
Best remedy for whooping cough
Seneka Balsam.
AT the special meeting OF the Com
mon Council of this city, held last Thurs
day evening, quorum was not present
at the hour of meeting Messrs. Herr,
Mellick and Wilmot only being on hand,
aud an adjournment WAS made until the
regular meeting IN February. The coun-
cimen favorable to The sewer project ar
rived just as the meeting was breaking
up. They appeared To think that there
had been some haste, but said it didn't
matter as they had not intended to bring
up the sewer question.
-s,neka Balsam cures Group and Heavy Colds.
The Lyceum met i'll the room of the
Friendship Social Society, on last We'd
Lesday evening. There was quite an
audience present, but the attendance of
members was small. The question previ-
ously announced was extemporaneously
discussed, aud then continued another
week. Therefore the subject for debate
this "Wednesday evening, will be, Ere
solved that Sunday trains should be pio-
hibited." On the affirmative, w. F.
Herr, ESQ. and DR.. j. M. Wells; on the
negative, DR.. j. Hayhurst aud Mr.. J.
Saunders. Some questions we're also re-
ferred for ans wer. The public will please
bear in mind, that The time of meeting is
7:30 O'Clock, at the Friendship Social
Room.
We are glad to chronicle the success
of Miss Lizzie Callas, publisher of the Mar
tinsville Qud J Gazette, in securing at the
hands of the Indiana Legislature the APP
pointment as State Librarian. Miss Calls
is highly spoken of by the Indiana papers
as worthy and capable. Her father is MIR.
Edwin G Calls, formerly of Remington.
and her mother is, we believe, native of
this city, and the daughter of the late Geo
B. 0rner, who was years ago resident of
this place. Miss Calls, although publish
ing Democratic paper, was antagonized
by "Bill' English and ex-Gov. Hendricks,
but she managed to succeed despite these
gentlemen's opposition, which was occa-
stoned by some structures in her paper on
their political conduct. The bosses
don't appear to be succeeding very well
anywhere.
Use Olive Butter. For sale by g. J
Fisher & 90.