The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1884-04-09
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Wednesday, April 9, 1884.

-Hunterdon's new Judge is not yet
named by the Governor. -'-i
-A.V. Kugler has removed from Stock
ton to BIartinsbnrg, West Va.
Eek. Surrogate Peter S. Daley has re-
moved from Pennington to Pleasant Run.
Spring styles Wall Papers at Moore S
Bookstore, Masonic Hall, Lambertvile.
Thomas E. Raub, of Phillipsburg,
has been made station agent at Stockton.
-Barnum's Circus will exhibit in Eas-
ton May 10, Sacred Elephant, Jumbo and
all.
la Pennington the whole number of
signers of the pledge is 1850. The Re-
form Club numbers 2sS.
MIR. Charles Strouse, lately of this
city, has taken charge of l.. L. Miller's
marble yard at Frenchtown.
Father Horen, of Gloucester goes to
High Bridge, in place of Father Brady,
recently assigned to this place.
Largest assortment of Trimmed Hats
and Bonnets ever exhibited in this city,
at Van Horns Millinery Department.
VIM. Bonnell. Esq, formerly clerk at
the Gibson House, Milford, has accepted
a similar position in Humphreys Hotel,
at Pennington.
DIR. ]. Mitchell Reese, of Phillips
burg, has been appointed Surgeon of the
Belvidere Delaware Railroad from Riegels-
Vile to Martins Creek
Rev. Thomas Hanlon, L l.. D., Prin-
cipal of Pennington Seminary, has receiv-
ed call to the Presidency of the West
ern Theological Seminary.
The contract for building the new NJ.
f. Parsonage at Quakertown, has been
awarded to Messrs. Jacob L. Agans and
Mahlon Hulsizer, for $2,17s.
1t is asserted that over five hundred
Western horses have been brought in and
sold in the counties of Warren and Hun
terdon during the past two months.
WIN. H. Davis, of this city, has been
appointed Train Master of the Belvidere
Division In place OF his brother, A. @.
Davis, transferred to South Amboy.
The posi-. Office of Everitstown has
been removed from the hotel to Brewers
shoe-shop, and the change is said to be
satisfactory to the patrons of the Office
Wanted, two young men having some
knowledge of the dry goods business. C.
I. BAUMeARTNER, 1. East State street
Trenton, Nj.
"A grand Gospel Temperance meeting
will be held in the Croton Baptist church
next Sunday evening, April 18th, at 730
under the direction of the Pennington
Reform Club.
Among the few nominations yet
made by Governor Abbett, is the reap
pointment of Belmont Perry Esq, as
Prosecutor of the Pleas in Gloucester CO.
Mr.. Perry is Il Hunterdonian.
DO not forget the jug break at the
Stockton NJ. Z. Church, on Friday eve
ming Of this week. The singing of tho
New Hope M. f. Church choir and the
readings of Miss Wiley, will repay all
who attend.
So called "cheap" furniture may go
for season, but when it splits apart for
want of seasoning. is found to be patched
up, &C., people wish they had bought of
Titus, and paid higher but cheaper"
price, for good goods. Gall at 46 Coryell
Street.
The largest veal calf that was ever
slaughtered in Frenchtown, was pur-
chased one day last week by Mr.. Rich
ards, butcher, of Mr.. Abner Cooley, of
Mt. Pleasant. 1t was six weeks old and
weighed 265 pounds. 1t dressed Ell
pounds of meat Independent. te
The committee of the Newark Con.
ference that had been investigating the
charges against DIR. Bristor, the noted
Methodist divine, reported to Conference,
unanimously finding him guilty and re-
commended expulsion. He took an APP
peal to the General Conference.
Mr.. Lakes Five Per Cent. Interest
bill was defeated in the Assembly last
week, though it received go votes, just
two less than the required number. Mr..
L. and a few others changed their votes
to effect reconsideration, and a motion
to reconsider was got upon the table,
leaving the bin alive.
MIR. r. F. Preusser, OF this city, has
recently arranged with prominent manu-
facturer in Newark, to make and sell his
patent sadiron. Several other manu-
facturers have endeavored to secure the
right to make them, but Mr.. p. found
them too anxious to forget his interests in
furthering their own.
The programme for the commence
ment exercises of the New Jersey State
Normal and Model Schools at Trenton
will be changed this coming June. Iu-
stead of the class taking part, as hereto
fore, there will BIO speeches by Governor
Albeit and other prominent men, and
music by full brass band.
The temperance movement has not
Jagged in Plainfield since the departure
of Messrs. Mabee and English. Instead,
it has moved forward remarkably. Sew
eral hundred new signatures have been
obtained, and the meetings have been
kept up weekly without any decrease of
interest. Improperly managed, the same
result can be secured here.
-Messrs. ] r. Vert e. Son have pur-
chased of the estate of William f. Stry-
ker. deceased, the stock of lumber in the
yard recently kept by Mr.. Stryker.--
Messrs. Vert have also leased the yard
recently occupied by Mr.. S., at Coryell
street bridge, and will remove their yards
to this location, this week. They have n