The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1885-10-21

S.45 p. M. On Saturday evenings it will
be kept open until 8.30P. M.
IN. d. St;gers. of Pennington, has
been nominated for Senator by the Prohi-
tionists Of this county.
The tax rate in East Amwell township
this year is SO cents and mills per $le0,
and the dog tax is 81 80
DIR. j. r. Leav,tt, formerly of Bap-
tisttown, will locate &C Bristol, Pa
where he will practice his profession.
Elder Rodenbaugh, of the Locktown
Christian Church, has sent in his resigna-
ton, but his people desire him to remain
and have not accepted his resignation.
Rev. DIR. Ewing, former pastor of
the Clinton Presbyterian Church, has ac-
copied call from the Daretown Presby-
terrain Church.
lit is reported that DIR. Pittenger, of
Glen Gardner, has sold his drug store, at
that place, and will shortly remove to
South Carolina.
The first exhibition of the Mercer
County Agricultural Society, held week
before last, was highly creditable one.
The exhibit was good and the attendance
fair
The Parchment Paper Co, of Glen
Na..a..ar .u;it mn, poanoo oDarat;onS sona
time during the present month. This is
the only place in the country that this
paper is made.
The Sandy Ridge Sunday School will
hold Praise Service in the Sandy Ridge
Baptist Church, on Sunday evening next,
Oct. 25th. There will be recitations, ad-
dresses, sc. Services at 7;30.
The Prohibitionisis of this county
have made the following nominations ::
For State Senator, N. d. Stiger, of Elem.
ington; for Assembly, LIST District,
Philip A. Mulford, of Pennington I'd
District, George II. Daley, of Reading
ton.
Two hundred and fourteen tickets
were sold from The Lambertville station
to Mount Holly Fair, on Thursday last.
Over one hundred were sold at French
town. Neither station began to sell as
many tickets to our own county fair on
any day as were sold to the Mount Holly
Fair.
The Free Church Kindergarten will
be open as usual, for the public, next
Saturday afternoon. The "Oriental Child
rem will give an exhibition of the
"Women grinding at the mill" and by
the use of model of an Eastern oven,
win show the children the ancient baking
process. All will be made welcome.
The annual meeting Of the Woman s
Christian Temperance Union of the State
of New Jersey will be held in Library Hall,
State street, Trenton, Oct. 2lst, S2d and
Esd. Wednesday evening, 2lst Miss Fran
ces E. Willard will speak in Greene street
Church. Thursday evening, 22nd, Gen.
Clinton B. Fiske will speak.
The greatest variety of hats and caps
in Trenton can be found at Hotels store,
38 E. State street. He is the only agent
for Duulap's hats, acknowledged to be
the best in the world. Silk hats Of SUI
perior finish and in style-no old stock
'sdone over" for the present season. Gen
tlemen's canes and umbrellas in large va
riety.
-Barnum ran against the county fair
ct Mount Holly, last week, and came out
second best. The Barnum show, 1t is re-
ported is losing money this year. There
Is not show In the country that man
ages to get half as much dead-head adj
vertising as Barnum's and there is no
other that pays less to printers in the way
OF advertising. 1t is regular dead-beat
ON newspapers.
-Four of Mr.. Jacob Kentner's five
head Of horses--yalued at $600-were re-
Gently condemned by Dr. A. s. Leather
man, of C linton, the State Veterinary H.
spector on Contagious Diseases. These
four horses were afflicted with that terri
BILE and incurable disease known as CLAN
derr Mr.. Kentner promptly, though
sorrosfnlly, had tho fonr horses killed.
The following is the game now in
season in the State: Woodcock, October
to December 10 upland piover, August
1 to January / /; reed birds, August % to
December summer duck, September l
to December L; gray and fox squirrels,
September l to January l.; black SPUR
rsis, September to June | |; black bass,
June / to November 1; pike and pickerel,
May to March I.
Lint Of letters remaining uncalled
for Ia the Post Office. at Lambertyille,
Hunserdon Co., N j., for 80 days, Oct.
III 1885:
Mrs. Annie Moore.
Frank Hnltz.
Edward Wall.
CLARK PIERsos, P. NJ.
Oct Fl. 1886.