The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1886-09-08
Mr.. G. R. Nightingale will teach

the public school at Mount Pleasant.
The corner stone of the new NJ E.
Church at Pennington was laid on Fri
day afternoon last, at o'clock.
Hundreds of baskets of peaches are
being shipped daily from the r. R. sta
tion in this city.
One hundred and fifteen dollars was
the net result OF the Kingwood NJ. E.
Church harvest homo.
The September Term of our County
Courts will begin at Pennington next
Tuesday.
"A rope walker visited this city ON
Monday and gave a performance. Such
exhibitions should be prohibited.
The annual meeting of the Hunter
don County Historical Society will be
he'd at Pennington next Tuesday.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Board of School Trustees will be held this
"wednesday evening.
The Woman's Relief Corps will give
you a welcome and assist the - Boys in
Blue on next Saturday evening.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Board of Excise was held last evening.
No business OF Importance was trans
acted.
Fannie A., wife Of Hon ]. N. Pid-
cock, died at her residence In White
House, this county, on Wednesday,
LIST inst.
On Thursday of last week, at Phil.
lipsburg, Judge W. H. Morrow was
nominated for Congress by the Prohi-
bitionists of this 1.-THE Fourth) district.
--Lopatcong is the name of new sta
ton ON tho Belvidere Division. The new
station is short distance above Phillips
burg.
About seventy.fve people went to
Trenton from this city last Saturday
evening, to attend the performance of
The Little Tycoon An extra train
brought them home about IL o'clock.
The excursion Of the G. A. r. Posts
of Frenchtown and Riegelsville to Coney
Island, via the Penpa. II. r. Co., was
SHINY attended. It's tickets were sold,
including five sold at the station in this
city.
The Penna. State Fair IL now open
and is attracting attention for the excel
lence of its exhibits. Excursion tickets,
including admi ssion, are sold at low rates
by the Penna. r. r.
1t will cost yon nothing to get in
you won't want to go ont, without you
shell out for peaches, cream, snapper
soup, clam chowder, &C., at the city lot,
next Saturday evening.
Twelve cars, well filled. composed an
excursion train run by the Penna. r. r..
Go. from Philadelphia to the Switchback
ON Monday of this week. Quite num-
Der Of tickets were sold at the station In
this city.
The Ringoes Cornet Band will bold
peach festival in the woods of Andrew
Blackwell, Jr., on the afternoon and even
ing OF Thursday, September 9th. There
will be speaking at 4 o'clock. Two brass
bands will be present, and 25 cent sup
per will be served.
n --Tuscarora Tribe, of Red Men, will
visit Trenton on Friday evening, 10th
inst, to assist in the institution of As
sanpink Tribe, in Chambersburg. The
Great Sachcm of the United States and
the Great Chiefs of the Great Council of
New Jersey will be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Van Horn and
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Johnson, of this city,
have returned home from their trip to
California, Washington Territory, etc.
They express themselves as delighted
with their visit, having gained both health
and pleasure by it,
Mr.. j. w. Rockafellow, of Sandy
Ridge, found one of his horses dead In his
stable, few mornings since. The AMI
NAL had caught the heel of the shoe en-
one Of its hind feet in the ring Of the
halter, and was in that position when
found.