The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1885-03-11


been appointed d. D. Great Sachem,
OF the Red Men, for the southern part
of Hunterdon county.
Mr.. J. F. johnson, Mr.. G. Arnett's
farmer, residing on his farm adjoining
this city, will remove April LIST. to the
farm of Frank Wagner, near Ringoes.
Take Ayers sarsaparilla in the spring
Of the year to purify the blood, invigorate
the systen, excite the liver to action, and
restore the healthy tone and vigor of the
whole physical mechanism.
The Post Office at Mount Airy, In this
county, began business on Monday of this
week. Hereafter all letters left at the
Lambertville P.o. for that village will re-
quire two cent stamp.
The next Union meeting will be held
10 the ME-. Church on Friday evening.
Rev. C.H. Woolston W ill preach. These
meetings are largely attended and are in
creasing in interest.
Mr.. Thos. E. Louden has very kind
ly sent US from Daytona, Fla, a speci-
men of the "glove.orange,'' a variety
which bears loose skin, which upon be-
Ing cut open, almost falls off of Its own
accord. Hence it's name.
Mr.. Charles Reading, for the past
three years farmer for Hiram beats, Esq.
on his farm near Stockton, will remove
April 1st to the farm now occupied by
Andrew Holcombe. near the Delaware
Valley Fair Grounds.
Tho house of John Ham, of King
wood. took fire from the stove one night
recently, and narrowly escaped destruc-
tion. When discovered great hole had
been burned in the floor, and pair of
boots had been burned up.
Capt. Woodbury. D. Holt, the pro-
prietor of the Hotel Windsor, an elegant
temperance Hotel at Trenton, which he
built and fitted out last fall at cost of
$160, 900, is financially embarrassed. His
creditors have allowed an extension of
time.
The washington Review" says that
the report going about that Daniel F.
Beatty, the Washington organ man, is
going to start the organ business in either
Clinton or Easton is not only false but alb
surd, and is so pronounced by those who
know Beatty best.
The State Lunatic Asylum at Tren-
ton having become over-crowded, an ar
rangement has been effected by which the
patients from Hunterdon county, about
sixty in number, will be transferred from
that institution to the one at Morris
Plains. This will increase the number of
patients at the latter institution to 800.
--on Saturday evening, March 14th,
the Ladies' Aid Society of the Baptist
Church of this city, will hold Japanese
Tea Party in the church ediflce, at which
slime all ticket holders win receive cup
and saucer. Ice cream and refreshments
win be supplied at popular prices. A
good time is expected.
John Dempsey, Of this city, got too
much whiskey on board, one day last
week, and went into Groman's drug store
and ordered the clerk off the prem Uses.
He was arrested and Justice Kitchin on
Friday morning sentenced him to seven
daysi in the city lookup.
Though 1t 10 cold and winterish, the
spring birds have come again. The blue
bird and robin commenced their warbling
last week, but during the past few days
Jack Frost has prevailed against them.
But Jack will soon leave till next Novem-
Der and the little warblers will soon have
full sway.
Frost has rarely penetrated the ground
a. deep as it has the past winter, and it Is
yet increasing. In the lowlands in the
valley Of the Delaware 1t Is found at the
depth of three and half feet, and In the
uplands, where there is clay loan mix
ture, it has reached the depth Of IS
inches.
Mr.. Abraham Runkle, now residing
near Wertsville, in East Amwell town.
ship, will remove to this city April LIST.
and occupy the late residence of Major
Nelson Young, corner of Jefferson and
Main streets. Mrs. Young, the present
occupant, goes to Somerville with her
son.
The Mite Society of the Baptist
Church viii hold Japanese Tea party on
Saturday evening of this week, in the
church ediflce. Refreshments, &C., will
b provided at popular prices. Every
ticket holder will be presented with a
japanese cup and saucer. There will be
music and other pleasant exercises.
PROF. r. F.. Pierce was ordained to
the gospel ministry on Wednesday, Mar.
9th, at Pennington. Rev. T. 8. Griffith
was elected Moderator and Rev. G. H.
woolston, Clerk. The sermon was
preached BY Rev. John Peddis, of Phila. |;
address of welcome by DIR. Conard, of
Phils. charge to the candidate by Rev.
W. Fl. H. Marsh, of New Brunswick.
Pastor Worlston will preach next
Sabbath morning in the First Baptist
Church on s'What the Baptists believe
with respect to the Bible" and in the
evening will preach the second sermon on
the "Prodigal Son." the subject being,
''Down in the World or "Hard Times"
The young peoples meeting in the Church
parlor at $50, pm, and the after meet
ing - usual.
IF. W. Larson, OF our city, will grad
uate from the College of Physicians and
Surgeons, IN Baltimore, Nd, on Friday,
March 18th, and will then return TO prac-
tics his profession with his father, DR..
Geo. II. Larson. DR.. Frank has given
much time to hospital practice, having