The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1883-01-31
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Wednesday, Jan. 81, 1883.


thousand ounce trees on his farm.
The Lambertville Rubber Co. lost
valuable horse on Monday last by collie.
The monthly meeting of the Common
Council of this city will be held next
Monday evening.
"A twenty acre wood lot, recently sold
by the Moore Brothers, of Hopewell,
brought $Si per acre.
During the 'cold snap" last week,
the mercury at Ringoes got as low as two
and three degrees below zero.
The Warren Foundry at Phillipsburg
is making lot IF six-inch pipe in which
today underground telegraph wires in New
York.
During the past two weeks the Lam
bertville Water Power Co. has had the
head race cleaned out, walls repaired aud
the head gates put in good condition.
Buy the Gold segar at Perrine's.
Tax Receiver Holcombe took young
man to Pennington Jail last week who re-
fused to pay his tax. He soon secured
means to pay it when he found himself
locked-up.
Extra meetings are still being held in
the Methodist and Baptist Churches in
this city. Several have been converted at
the former church, and at the latter some
twenty-five or thirty have made profess
sion Of religion.
The Bird's-eye view of this city will
be ready for delivery in short time.
Persons who have not subscribed for copy
should do so at once. The price is low
only $3.50. About two hundred copies
have this far been ordered.
AT the James C. Weeden & Co.'s
Paper Mills, gable end of the finishing
room, that was considered dangerous, has
been taken down and new foundation
wall has been built from the bottom of
the head race.
"A very small detachment of the Sal
walton Army-two mems holding forth
at Lyceum Hall. The meetings are crowd
ed every night, and we hear that there is
considerable disorder on the part of the
rough crowd that is drawn to them.
--Seneka Balsam sold everywhere--25 cents
We hear that in response to the of
fetal notice of the City Clerk, a number
of persons are sending in their objections
against the legalizing of the sewer con-
uection on Bridge street. People who
wish to put in their objections should do
50 at once.
-Thieving appears to be quite common
in this vicinity lately. Messrs. Jerry
Todd, John j. German, Geo. Van Camp
and others of this city, have lost chickens
recently. This morning a set of new bar
ness was found in Col Heath coal yard
probably stolen and left there by the thief.
The first law made this year by the
Legislature, il Senate bill No. 81, intro
duced by Mr. Stainsby. The act, which
was sig ned by Governor Ludlow last We'd
Lesday, alters the existing one with re-
gard to sales of lands under public statue,
by making two instead of four weeks adj
vertisement sufficient.
The water in the canal feeder was
let into the canal yesterday. This week
the several mills and manufacturing es-
Establishments, depending upon the water
power, will CON hence operations in full
again, which will be good news to large
number of employees depending upon
those establishments for work.
--seneka Balsam cures Sore Throat and Tickling
"A Building Loan and Saving Associa-
lion was organized on Tuesday evening
of last week, at Hopewell, Mercer Co.,
with the following officers President,
George w. Shook Secretary, Joan S.
VanDyke; Treasurer. Joseph NJ Phillips
Directors, Ralph Eye, Randolph Stout,
A. G. Fetter, E. D. Wood. j. S. Van
Dyke, w. I. Phillips. E. M. Phillips, E.
III. Shook, w. B. Van Pelt, j. A. Miller
and F. F. Holcombe.
AT the Lambertville Rubber Works,
among the several kinds of articles manu-
featured, is the rubber play ball There
are seven different sizes and fifteen diff
ferent styles or patterns made. AT pre-
sent they are making near 5000 balls per
day, aud are now arranging for facilities
to turn out greater quantity per day
They are also manufacturing about 1900
rubber babyrattles, of various patterns.
per day. On certain articles we hear that
the works have over two months orders
ahead.
Mr.. Thos Conners, of Limeport, Pa.
missed four or five kegs of powder. Ger
tain reasons led him to suspect that the
powder had been brought to this city.
Yesterday he got out a search-warrant,
and with Constable Mitchell. visited the
residence of Amanda Sopris, where two
kegs of powder were found in the cellar.
Mrs. Sopris was arrested and taken before
Justice Horn, who bound her over to ap-
pear at Court. She stated that the pow
der was brought there by Chas. Horn, of
New Hope, on Saturday night. We hear
that Mr.. Corners had Horn arrested yes
terday.
Great reduction in price of Parlor
Stoves and Heaters, at J j. LARS, AZ
Bridge St. Now is the time to buy.
List Of Letters remaining unclaimed
in the Post Office at Lambertville, Hun
terdon county, N. j., for 80 days, Jan.
81, 1888
Charles Cook,