The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1883-04-18
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Wednesday, April IS, 1888.

the Milford wire screen factory.
New steel rails are to be placed on
the Belvidere Division this spring:
Beatty. of Washington, N. j., ship
ped 1.4a5 organs during the month of
March.
w. F. Hayhurst, Esq, of this city,
has been appointed notary public by
Governor Ludlow.
Court adjourned last Wednesday I'M
til the Esd inst. at which time the indict-
ments will be tried.
"A large lot of wintered cabbage also,
lettuce plants, ready to set out, for sale
at Clevengers garden. ct.
The Locktown Creamery Association
paid Sl.73 per hundred pounds for milk
during the month OF February.
"A purse of $75 has been presented to
the Rev. /. N. Hill of the Clinton Baptist
Church, by his numerous friends.
-Frenchtown has gained eight fam lilies
by the spring changes. Fourteen families
have moved in and six have left the place.
MIR. Lewis S. Williams, formerly of
Frenchtown, has been appointed telegra PHI
operator aud station agent at Leo Hall,
Va.
Pennington boasts OF n gain of four
teen families this spring Eighteen new
families have moved into the place and
only four moved out
Lewis Humphrey, son of Mr.. Lam
bert Humphrey, of the Union hotel, Elem
ington, has secured situation in the
United States National Bank, New York.
IN. w Voorhees,, Jr, of Clinton, pass
ed the final examination at the Medical
Department Of the University of Penn
sylvania with high honors, week before
last.
Headquarters for Rubber Boots and
Shoes Of all kinds, at Londen's, corner of
Union and Coryell SITS. IT,
"A horse belonging to Mr.. ]. j. Lair,
of this city, while standing at the freight
depot yesterday morning. ran away,
breaking in pieces the wagon TO which he
was attached.
-Shad fishing began at the fisheries in
this city last week, but the catch was
light until yesterday, when ninety four
large shad were caught at Wilson's fish
cry, on Hocombe Island.
REV p. A. Studdiford d. D., of the
Presbyterian Church in this city, we are
glad to state, is recovering from his recent
indisposition. lie expects to fill his pull
pit next Sunday, after an absence of five
weeks
Mr.. Syvanus Ilolcombe, brakeman
ON the Belvidere Division, had the first
finger of his left hand taken off early Mon
day morning, by it's being caught between
two bumpers of Il freight car while coup
ling cars at the freight station in this city.
Mackey is selling on his entire stock of
Boots and Shoes, to make room for other
goods.
The Reaville Presbyterian Church
which has been practically rebuilt, was re-
dedicated last Sabbath week. The Rev. .
j. A. Worden, d D., preached the SER
mon ; the pastor, Rev. Mr.. Blattenberger,
conducted the exercises that followed and
offered the dedicatory prayer.
&C. w. Hetzel, Baptisttown, N. j.,
hoe takon n enac;al auanoy Gov tbo naIa
brated Sterling Organ for this county,
and will sell the instruments at greatly
reduced and special rates. He offers a
$3.50 organ for $50 with stool and book
S. cash down and S. per month.
For Rent, two houses conveniently
located and in good order. Apply to S.
f. Martindell, 80 N. Union St.
Rev. J. P. Daily, who was appointed
to the Everittstown charge by the Newark
Conference, recently held at Phillipsburg
died at the residence of his brother-in-
law, Dir. Linderman, in Bethlehem, Pa,
on Tuesday of last week. Mr.. Daily was
taken sick during the session of the CON
erence.-Frsnchtoaen Independent.
The new Bribel Law has been sign
ed by the Governor, and is now in force.
1t requires the Sheriff of each county. un-
der penalty of 81, 900, to issue his proc
lamation Is days before every State,
County, Township or Municipal cleo
tion, recting the terms of tho law and
warning people to observe it. It's penal
ties apply to primary meetings as well as
regular elections.
William Farlee and Isaac p Wilson,
of Tewksbury township, were committed
to our County Jail last Saturday after
noon in default of $4,000 bail, on charge
of fraud and conspiracy. Farlee was in
dicted last week on a charge of forging a
deed for some three hundred acres Of land
belonging to the estate of his uncle, the
late Asbury Farlee, deceased and Wilson
for conspiracy to defraud, he having sign
ed the alleged fraudulent deed as a wit
ness.
For good goods and popular prices,
go 10 Mackey S.
darcy Lodge, F. and A. NJ, of Elem
ington, held its first communication in
the new lodge room, in the beats Build
ing, on Thursday evening of week before
last. The room is commodious, well
finished and furnished neatly and in ex-
cellent taste, and altogether presents a
cheerful and inviting appearance. The
Lodge, we are informed, notwithstanding
the expense incurred in furnishing the
new room, is entirely free from debt, and
is in every way in a ilourishing condi
ton. -Hunterdoa Republican.
The following resolutions were passed
at the recent Republican City Convention.
They speak the sentiments, we have
reason TO believe, OF minority of our