The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1883-09-12

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FRANKLIN. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
High Bridge. ..................1
Holland ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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Readington.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Tewksbufy ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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West Amwell. Observation-Disclosures.
II is recommended that alternates also
be elected
BY order of
REPUBLICAN Co. EXECUTIVE Con-.
If you want a sewing machine, at
tend Sehnlhaus sale of his store goods,
next Tuesday afternoon.
No local excursion equals that to the
Switchback in startling and wonderful at
fractions.
Rather cool weather for September
The thermometer registered 90 in this
city on Monday morning of this week.
The Board of Health of this city will
make general visitation of all the prem
ises throughout the city, uext week.
BE sure to go on the X. Of p. exenr-
sion to the Switchbacls and Glen Onoko,
on Thursday, Sept. %. Tickets sees,
The Republicans Of this city will
meet at Lyceum Hall, on Saturday even
ing, to appoint delegates TO the State
Gubernatorial Convention
Bertha, daughter of Mr. Amos John
SON. Of this city, aged about seven years,
fell off bed last evening and broke her
right arm at the elbow.
The Iambertville base ball club visited
Frenchtown on Monday of this week and
got beaten, and on Tuesday they played
the Pennington club at Ringoes and met
another defeat.
Mrs. Muirhead, mother of Wilson
Muirhead, at Barber's station, fell down
a flight of stairs, yesterday Tuesday
morning, at the residence of her son, and
disocated her left arm at the shoulder.
One day last week Girard Worthing-
ton, while temporarily insane from the eff
fects of epilepsy, picked up a shovel at
Arnett's mill and hit Jesse Bertles over
the head, inflicting severe scalp wound.
The assignee will sci, the store goods
belonging to Mr.. Joseph Servis, of this
city, at public sale, beginning on Thurs
day evening of this week, and continuing
from night to night until all is sold.
1t is announced that Mr.. William II:
Baker has withdrawn from the contest
for the Democratic nomination for County
Clerk. The candidates, now, are Peter
Voorhees,, II. Eugene Park, Andrew B.
Larc aud jeremiah 0pdycke.
The Lambertville Water Company
are deepening, enlarging and making
more symmetrical their No. reservoir.
They are removing the stumps, rocks
and mud, which will render the water
more free from the taste and smell that
sometimes affect it.
Mr.. Chas. Schulhaus, of this city,
will sell his stock of cassimeres, ready
made clothing, new sewing machines
etc, at auction, on Tuesday afternoon OF
next week. Mr.. s. intends to give his
entire attention to the insurance business
and has two or three good propositions
from different companies, but has not yet
decided which he will accept.
The Twenty eighth Annual Fair Of
the Hunterdon County Agricultural So
ciety will be held at Pennington, on Sept
25th, Goth and 27th. The Society have
arranged good schedule of premiums
and used every effort to make the coming
exhibition pleasing one, Trotting ON
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.
For schedules, address Willard G. Park
er, Flemngton, Nj.
The first public service in the new
Presbyterian Church, in bennington,
will be held on the last Sunday of the
present month. The Church will not be
dedicated until some time later on. We
believe it is the intention OF the officers
to raise every dollar of the amount re-
qnired in the building of the edifiee be-
fore the formal dedication takes place.
That amount is nearly all subscribed
now Hunterdon Democrat.
Have you been to the Switchback
If You have, you will want to go again
and if you haven't, be sure to go with
Lone Star excursion, Aug. Goth.
The new Pennsylvania Il. r. station
at Trenton will cost $4,000. 1t will be
three stories in height. two stories OK
tending above the level Of the street, and
one below The latter will be erected in
the declivity which commences at the
line of the sidewalk. The depot will be
of pressed brick, with terra Gotta for or
namentation, and in the most modern style
of architecture. Those who have observed
the pretty Few stations made within the
past few years at various points along the
Pennsylvania road can fancy what the
new station will look like.
Gold -Gold--at Perrine's Cigar Store
Church St. The Gold Cigar good as
"gold'-for cents each.
There are many so-called piano
tuners, but few who really understand
their business. w. b. Holland, who may
be found at G.. A. Barlow's music en-
porium, 1888 South Greene ST., Trenton,
served his time with one of the largest
dealers in London, from whom he has
remarkably strong certificate. The Di-
rector OF Music at Pennington Seminary,
Norman w. II. Schafer, writes, MIR. w.
B. Hollands tuning at the Seminary
gives entire satisfaction. | therefore
most cheerfully recommend him to the