The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1883-10-10

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.bsayoofu lIgnGtions1 heso Eeeaiyedu a cal to the
10 sn 5spsstsHatalisfxAthee First Presbyterian
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'1H00M .AhHs I 7. p Ihsudsqu Of this ditxnyha
10 ase,,Rass been absent .fer tn9er three weeks
SGsd p sSsa st gll hpmeyes
Il doHnteadagg s9u,sinsa Ia1svss istn sds an'
sas & bs farm aPi isa Ann 9
ssss obasNssa French tSwD and ptistt0Yh
sos aa9sqrffA5ni4 80 acres has BEEN soid e
5s'5a WilbusdRu uesles far 81, ooo!a9w aItlI y.
"a Hs-tdasaans Cory ELI ESQ, ofthis Iciays Mo
ARE sorry f e say. ~ Is confined to his diouse
byaf attack Aof hehiorrhagea He issiAom-
q ,il1 a sbg dg 4s ',gs x;t si tn " ssH
i ,sI,1 su IA onnt Pleasant
- ,era5se gsff6 % peck Of seed twenty fYe
srs .adbashessof7W bite Delaware potatoes, sew
ef saY ottilsamns Maeaishiag two pounds each.
81 q M Frencbtown independent has
e.sso4,heasdofa eaehsgrawer;inAthe vicinity
-slsst loe. Quakertdwn who sold four baskets Of
peaches at sttper basket III. .aa a ,s.,aS
The Milford Presbyterian Church
has made preparations for holding "a
Semi Centennial service .is to m5ppoR
tThursday.) ,sa
Mr.. Samuel J.. Pickering, Of New
Hope, has secured position in the
Frenchtown organ factory. This factory,
it is stated. is crowded with orders, ~ -.
Eagg YY-Thg 1Firsf pregbsesisa Saareh Of
Alexandria township was founded tA,sQ.
siq9 'sf795; consequently ~ onei Of the nidestl
, AZ marches ths of opF cepptry
.aGld ssnlSATbe Central N.1J Baptist eAssocia-
ton, with which the Baptist churches in
lasss this section Of tie state esnnecsed,
Ia .i9Giswill meet to-day at Hampton junction.
si4oY ss---John Finney. ESQ.,, of this city,, ar
rived home from Europe ON Saturday
after an absence of four montlisss he,
{ came over in thu City Of Richmond and,
bad pleasant voyage. .-.--.--
The hotel property recently burned in
E5 Milford was insured in the Hillsborough
Fifss onVany foF ~ SEQ It has not bad
licensa for scnte years and was used foE
pool fo0aiFF Itwas large building. s, !,
-.This week tife Odd Fellows Of this
State are bailoting for Grand Master.
Unusual interest is taken in it because
n gytheauestiqn Of the fitness of argm seller
u ] TO Be-Grand Master Is being questioned
by the better men Of the order.
.--.~y-~sThs PLATFORMS, at the depots along
vst7--bliss -Belfr BEL. DIVISION are to be made
stiifiower. Jonathan. Oily, road car
ta55 pentef,s whs taking the dimensions of all
platforms sateng the lime recently pres
paratory to commencing the work.
Tile Clinton Democrat says that
Daniel $ Fox has taken over ton. Of
honeymoon twenty -twohives of bees. this
season, beside selling several swarms'
ard queens, and left enough in tie
ssahisss TO keep sthesbees through the
coming wlntersi ui: hFs5 AVat ,.''' =
The Washington (N.nJ) post office
has been made an office Of the, 'ffst-class,
and the salary Of the p. nj! increased
$4,000 to $4,000. The large business of
=, /, the office is principally the result Of the
extensive advertising business of Beatty
the organ man, who sends away thousands
of circulars and letters every month y 2
& The suit of Mr.. A. d. Westbrook of
Trentop, formerly of this city, against
Whitehead Brothers, rubber manufactur-
800 ers Of, Trenton, for salary, as,retried
last week, the jury in the irst trial hav-
s;,oo ing failed to agreed In the second trial
s.o.,. the jury after having been out all night,
rendered .y verdict n favor IF WestbroOk
for $13tI $50 "iigse
ssg-i-kt the city election id Butte, Mon
tana, on September ED, Howard B.
Il ysnith, a former resident Of que county,
g Ssz@wasselectsd City Attorney majority
ofas4s Attbe lastelecliep the Democrat
VS. Il aapdidate for the same Office treceiyed1
: nearly 1 200 majority. Mr. Smith is a
staunch Republican, and. the above result
speaks well for his. popnlaritSin his new
home nsythe West. ( II affords as great
pleasure e. chronicle his, uccess Han
terdon Repa1liean arssgi,sa
Ass-AIn regard to Vie Newark bre wer's
s%asf1inbeis SUIT gaihst Judge Morrow of Bel,
.l;aisspidefe,s 1.-The Warren journal says:
.assaI1s week "a ssuitsss aa ihsattnted by
yIgeChristan Feigenspahn, a Newarkbrewer.
j against ex-Judge William IL i, Morrow,
f. ,za;!of this place for libel, growing out of
Some remarks made hy the Judge at a
temperance meeting at Newton, lative
s,a s,tosthe manufacture lager bser,l and
..9ss which had been pa III referenedtp aFra
Feigenspahns brsvefy9s''As thesobjec.
TAN tionable remarks weresnot appliedts Mr..
Feigeuspahn we have probably beam the
last of the suit.
Those having in mind the purchasing
OF an organ pr papos:@wih do well in
4or seensulting otheirg interest inpthegqlass Of
organs and pianos made a speciality by
's'' 1.-The dealer, ID wv. Hefzel, whose name
,,sa has long since bscqmsi a, ibopsehold one.
He having madedt the ir.f Of his cuisines,