The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1885-02-04
Wednesday, Feb. 4, 1885.

Sec ''misft" adv. of August Kauff.
man. He has some bargains.
The Oak Summit Creamery is re.
ceiving daily about 1000 lbs. of milk.
Clinton will have skating rink. 1t
will be 40x110. Will be completed by the
Goth Of February.
-Workmen are now engaged in repair
ing and repainting Robbins show wagons
ut Frenchtown.
Amos Myers, of Baptistown, says he
killed nearly 300 rabbits and about so
woodcock during the past cunning sea-
son.
Mr.. August Kaufman, at Schulhaus'
old store, is working up good trade.
He wishes the readers of THE RECORD to
call and look at his stock.
The patents on driven wells have ex-
pired, and now any man is at liberty to
construct well, If he sees proper to do
SO.
According to the Bureau of Vital
Statistics for the year ending Oct. 3lst
last, there were 256 marriages, 634 birth
aud 492 deaths, in Hunterdon County.
Mount Airy and Dilt's Corner haven't
yet been invaded by the skating rink.
About every other village has or is to
have one.
MIR. Baltis Pickel has bought lot in
Pennington and Is about to build house
and take up his residence at our county
seat
Mr.. William Msthes, of Quakertow n,
has sold his farm for 1926 per acre, to
Mr.. Wesley Yawger. 1t is first class
peach farm.
The hotel at Quakertown will change
proprietors in the Spring. Mr.. A. s. Lit
tie moves out and Mr.. William Bovine, of
Sandy Ridge, moves in.
The store of R. s. Hoppock, at Mt.
Pleasant, was burglariously enter ed one
night recently, and robbed of lot of
ready made clothing and some six dollars
Mr.. John F. Case yesterday brought
q bull to Frenchtown which weighed
l720 lbs., and which he disposed of for
AZ cts. per ID.
The Sunday School Institute for
the First District of Hunterdon County
will meet In the Annandale Reformed
Church, on Wednesday afternoon and
evening, Feb. 25th. S
-Frenehtown is not to be behind it's
neighboring towns. A gentleman from
Dover, it is said, has rented the old foun.
dry buildings and W ill fl them up for
skating rink.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders Of the Hnnterdon County Agri-
cultural Society will be held at the Court
House, in Pennington. on Saturday, Feb.
ruary 21st
Joseph R. Hixson has been appointed
general Eastern freight agent of the Chi
cago, Milwaukee and st. Paul Railway,
with office in New York Mr.. Hixsou is
native Hunterdon county.
We do not sound needless alarm when
we tell you that the faint of scrofula is in
your blood. Inherited OF acquired, it is
there, and Ayers Sarsaparlla alone will
effectually eradicate it.
In consequence of the storm and
prevailing wind on Wednesday, by
Thursday morning the roads were so
badly drifted between Frenchtown and
Pennington. in some places, that it was
almost impossible to get through.
"A meeting of the State Temperance
Alliance was held at Trenton Tuesday.
An effort was made to rid the organiza.
ton entirely of the extremists and con-
fine the society to those who are able to
work for temperance reasonably and
therefore effectually. 1t is hoped the
effort proved successful.
Pastor q. Il. Woolston breaches in
the First Baptist Church, next Sunday
morning, on the subject aye are my wit
nesses," and in the evening on "Naaman,
the leper King" Baptism at the even
ing service. The revival services, now in
progress, will be continued Nrough the
coming week. Preaching every night by
the Pastor.
The courts have decided that mo
boundary fence can be made of barbed
wire without the consent of parties own
ing the adjacent land" and any man
who puts barbed wire fence along the
highway renders himself liable for all
injuries resulting to stock passing along
said highway. Farmers will do we'll TO
make note of this.
Chief Justice Beasley was re-appoin-
ted by Governor Albeit GU Monday. The
term OF service Is seven years. Mr. Beas-
ley has been Chief Justice since 1854,
whom he was appointed by Governor Par
ksr. He was re-appointed by Governor
Randolph in 1871, and again by Governor
Mcclellan in 1878. The Senate in Ex-
scutivs Session referred the nomination
to the Committee on Judiciary. W
My Drug Store has been removed
from Al Church street to the adjoining
store, corner of Main and Church streets
u. w. Hunts old stand), which has been
remodeled, where with increased room
and facilities hope not only to retain
the old customers, but gather new ones.
]. FRANK GRoMAN.
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