The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1885-02-11
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Wednesday, Feb. II, 1895.

Revival meetings are still in progress
at the Baptist Church, and viii be con
tinued until further notice.
"A calf belonging to John r. Case, G.
Three Bridges, this county, has no tai
and only part of backbone.
-Mabee and English will begin o
series OF temperance meetings at Bound
Brook on the 18th of February
Mr.. E. d. Knower has sold his farm
at Copper Hill, about 40 acres, to Mr.
Peter R. Britton, ofLocktown, for 81, 500.
We are under obligations to Assem-
blyman Arnwine, of this District, for a
copy Of the Legislative MANUAL for
1885.
DR. John Hnffnagle, of this city, has
registered his diploma from the Universe
ty of Pennsylvania, in the County Clerk S
Office at Pennington.
Mr.. Lambert Humphrey, proprietor
of the Union Hotel in Pennington, has
purchased the "Bunn Farm about 81
miles north of that town.
The Pennington skating rink was
opened last week, and is drawing large
crowds. 1t is considerably larger than
the one in this city.
Rev. Mr. Gerald, of Pennsylvania.
has accepted call of the Ringoes Baptist
Church and removed to that place last
week. Hereafter regular services will be
held in the church.
e. P. Conklng, Esq, of Pennington,
lost one of his best horses, on Tuesday of
last week, from lock jaw. The animal
''corked' itself a few days before, aud
blood poisoning produced lock jaw.
Samuel Rupe, formerly Freeholder
for Franklin township. has sold his farm
to w. X, Melick, for $4,000. Mr.. Ripple,
it is said, will remove to Milford, where
he will open meat market.
&C. B. Stout, Esq, of New Brunswick,
N. j., spent last Sabbath, in this city, as
sistng Rev. Mr.. Woolston, in the Gospel
Meetings. Mr.. Stout is of Sunday School
fame and is an effective worker among
the young
This "wednesday morning is the
coolest of the winter, the thermometer at
DIR. @. II. Larison's office in this city,
standing al degrees below zeio. The
stlong wind made the c)ld seem greater
than it really was.
AS February 22d, Washington birth
day, which is legal holiday, occurs this
year on Sunday MONDAY February 23d,
will be observed, and all notes falling due
at banks on the 22d and 23d, must be at
tended to on Saturday, February elst
The heavy rain of Monday evening
last, washed out temporary dam built /
by the Lrmbertville Rubber Co, to sup t
ply their boilers with water, aud as 8 con
sequence, the works were shut down on
Tuesday while repairs were being made.
Mr.. John G. Sherman, who recently |
bought out Mr.. r. F. preusser's fruit and |
confectionery store and oyster saloon, has |
added the sale of tobacco and segars to |
his other business, and sells first class |
article at very low prices. CAN and test
his brands.
Next Sunday morning, Rev. c. II.
Woolstoi, will preach on the MINISTRY
of Affiiction" and in the evening on the
question, "What shall do to be Saved p
After the evening service, an after meet
ing will be held in the Lecture Room, to |
which all the people are invited
"A correspondent writing to the Mil I
ford Leader from Point Pleasant says :
1t is calculated that two hundred men
will be put at work at the Byram quarries
this Spring, as the firm which is operating |
them state that they have orders for all |
the stone they can be able to get out after
the frost gets out of the ground.
The Frenchtown Star says: alt is
reported that there is to be another print |
ing Office started at Milford, in opposition
to the Leader, by man with couple of |
years experience. Alack Had the ad-
yenturer 20 be dozen or two years prac-
tice at the business he would know better |
than to overburden that small town."
Mr.. Howard II. Stem, of this city,
who has been an assistant at Fritz's Gal |
lery for some years, and Mr.. Geo. c.
Weston, of N. Y, have bought photo
graphic gallery at Pokomoks City, in
Southern Maryland, and will take posses
sion in week OF two Both of these
gentlemen are good artists aud we hope
they may meet with prosperity in their
new home. 4
"A secret society, known as knights |
and Ladies of the Golden STAR has been
organized in this city. Mr.. Edward Solli-
day is the chief officer, with The title of
Dictator, aud Mr.. Thos. Akers is Secre-
tary. This organization is similar 10 |
purpose to that Of the United Workmen,
it being principally life insurance So
ciety. 1t started with about eighteen
peis, We icuIu'
Our Democratic county papers an
nounced that the Democrats of Delaware,
East and West Amwell and Lambertville, |
will celebrate the Inauguration of Cleve-
land by some public demonstration. This
city has been selected as the place for
holding it. We havn't heard anything
about 1t, outside of the announcement in |
the two papers, but presume that there
Is some truth in the report.
Solomon e. Lawrence, of French
town, whose mind has been affected serl
ously for some months past, has been
taken to the Trenton Asylum for treat
ment. II is hoped that his cure win be
effected. Hunterdon county has now
sixty-eight patients in that Asylum
thirty-five males and thirty-three females.