The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1886-10-20

MIR. Lott Phillips, of Woodsville, fell
from an apple tree on Monday and broke
his arm.
"A first. class heater for sale. Apply
to U. G Farlee, Grocer, corner of Main
and York streets.
One day last week Frank White, of
White House Station, shot coon that
weighed IS pounds.
Joseph Sharp, who occupies the farm
of VIM. J Case. near Quakertown, ship
ped over 10000 baskets of peaches during
the past season.
The inspectors of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company passed over the Bclvi-
dere Division on special train on
Tuesday morning of last week.
Tho seventh annual reunion of the
Veteran Association, First New Jersey
Cavalry Volunteers, will be held at Tren-
ton, on Thursday, Oct. 21st, 1886.
Miss Josephine E. Pearson. Dress
maker, corner Union and Coryell streets.
Lambertville, N. J. Work done at a
low price Oct.20 At
The Headquarters of the Republican
State Executive Committee are now open
at the State Street House, Trenton. John
Y. Foster has again been chosen Secretary
of the Committee.
Michael Lucas, the carter, of this
city, broke one of the bones of his right
leg, last night, while wrestling with a
friend. DIR. Romine set the fractured
bone.
= Mr.. Geo. Wilson and John Hortman
were working in the woods near Harbour
ton on Monday, when pry which Hort
man was using slipped and struck Wilson
in the forehead, inflicting serious in
jnries.
The many friends of Judge James
Buchanan, of Trenton, will DO sorry to
hear Of the death Of his wife. which &C.
CURED on Sunday last. The funeral will
be held to day. Interment at Fleming
ton.
The Mount Holly Fair last week
drew hundreds OF people from this section
Of the state. This fair decidedly excels
all others Of its class, and few state fairs
equal it.
The new M. e. Church in Fleming
ton is going up rapidly and makes a
handsome appearance. 1t is built Of fine
freestone from the valley of the Delaware
about Bulls Island. The stone work Of
the walls is nearly completed.
--We keep constantly on hand allkinds
of Fresh Meat CD. Fisher.
Mr.. William Case. farmer living
between Head Quarters and Moore's
school house, had his pocket-book con-
tanning $26, taken from him while atten-
ding The fair at Mt. Holly, on Thursday
last.
"A Democratic meeting was held at
Holcombe Hall last Wednesday evening,
which was addressed by Robert s. Green,
candidate for Governor, g. II. Whitfield
and e. E. Mcdonald. We hear that the
speakers failed to evoke the usual Demo
cratic enthusiasm.
After having had rather warm
week, last Sunday morning was unu-
sually cold, the Thermometer getting
as low as ESQ above zero at Z A. NJ. Ice
was formed, and vegetation was destroy
ed. On Monday the thermometer ran to
$40 at Z A. NJ, aud at 2 p. NJ. it reached
roo.
AT the Baptist Church, last Sunday
evening, Rev G. II. Woolston preached
sermon from the text Heb xii -
- compassed about with SO great q
clond Of witnesses, and closed with an
eloquent and fitting reference to the late
Rev. DIR. Stnddiford, Of the Presbyterian
Church.
"A fine exhibit was made by the
Grange at LocktowD. last Friday, and
mn excellent address delivered by Frank
lin Dye, Esq. Of Mercer county. Next
week We shall publish the address and
also q list Of the exhibits Persons who
may wish extra copies will please give
early notice.
For Fancy Groceries, 60 to 9. J..
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