The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1885-02-25
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Wednesday, Feb. 25, 1885.

cent. This is free of tax.
Company G, of this city, celebrated
Washington's Birthday by sociable in
their armory, on Monday evening.
DR. E. X. Deemy, of Frenchtown. is
so far improved as TO be out on the streets
occasionally.
John Walbert, an old aud wealthy
citizen Of Frenchtown, died in that place
on Friday morning last.
The next session of the New Jersey
NJ. E. Conference will be held at New
Brunswick, commencing on March 10.
The protractcd meetings in the NJ. E.
Church at Frenchtown have closed Some
fifteen persons have professed conversion.
We are ander obligations to Mr.. S.
c. Hoppock, of this city, now soiourning
in Florida, for copies of Florida papers.
We have read them with interest.
MI. G. Anett has been confined to
his house for several days with serious
sickness. At.last reports be was bat lit
tie, if any, better
Rev. A. Cauldwell, of Stockton.
preached in the Baptist Church, last Sab
bath morning, and administered tue Or
dinance to nine candidates. ----.-
Town meeting will occur in the
various townships on the 10Th of March.
The elections in this city, Frenchtown
aud Clinton, do not take place until April.
The Independent says that French
town is to have IA skating rink after all.
Mr.. Charles G. Webster has leased the
old Waste Mill end is fitting it up for
that purpose.
The Board of Directors of Oak Sum-
NIT Dairymen's Association have appoint
ed the following officers President, d.
II. Hill; Treasurer, Edwin Roach; Sec
rotary, Geo. E. Dalrymple.
Elder Bundy of New York, an Old
School Baptist, held religious services
aud preached on last Friday evening, at
the residence OF Col A. Fl. Heath in
this city
The Lambertville Vigiant Society
will hold its forty-ninth annual meeting
at Lyceum Hall, on Friday of this week,
at 10 A. NJ. The annual dinner will be
partaken Of at the Lambertville House.
On Wednesday of last week, as John
N. Ramsey, of Lebanon, was crossing the |
railroad track near Trimmer's Mills, his
horse took fright and ran away. After
running a short distance on the track, it |
slipped and broke one of it's hind legs
Mr.. Dai. Robbins wishes us to ex-
tend his THANKS and the thanks of the
Eagle Fire Company, 10 the people of
Lambertyille who so kindly and gener
ously contributed to the Company when
called upon by him during tie last few
days.
Last Thursday night in one of the
pool rooms in Frenchtown, an assault of
serious character was made by man
under the influence of liquor upon one of
the attendants. He was apprehended and
the bracelets placed upon him for few
hours, when be was released. The mat
ter will be a subject of investigation for
the next grand jury.
MIR. J II. Murphy of Pennington, yes
terday took down and removed the frame
building from the marble yerd lot at
the corner of York aud Main streets.
The marble yard has not been used as
place of business for some time, and Mr..
M. decided to take the building to
Pennington and re erect it,
Mr. J. Frank Groman has now got
his new drug store at the corner of
Main and Church streets, in complete
running order. 1t is tastefully fitted up,
ana is neat, CONVENIENT, aud more roomy
than the old location. Mr.. G. has re-
Gently introduced hot soda water--some.
thing new in this city--aud il is we'll
liked by those who have tried it.
-Ex-Judge Sylvester II. Smith, of
Bethlehem township, died at his residence
at West End, ON Monday, of last week
He was appointed Judge of the Court
of Common Pleas in 1874 and served
term of five years. In 1879 he was can
didate for State Senator against Hon.
Eli Bosenbury, and was defeated by
s.ha'i msJor'tY' ne was ABOUT of years
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The State Fishery Commissioners of
Pennsylvania and New Jersey have agreed
that application shall be made TO the two
States for such legislation as will afford
better protection the shad fishing in
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