The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1886-03-24

The early frosts and the spring bliz.
card never kill off the early spring organ
grinder.
business is picking up. Two new
= organ grinders started business in town
this week.
Go and see Talbot, in his great stump
speech at Holcombe Hall, Thursday,
March 20, 1886.
- THE temperance people are creating
an excitement in Phillipsburg. Saloons
are being voluntarily closed and reform
club of 1000 members carry on the war.
The Young Peoples Temperance Union
meet this Friday evening, in the w. C.
T.. u. Rooms, in Thstcher's Hall. All
young people are Invited.
Mr.. John Udy, of West AmweIl, on
Monday last, while tying calf to take to
market, was kicked by the calf, the hoof
tearing open the back of Mr.. Udy's hand,
causing serious wound.
AT the late township election in
Readington, Mr.. John T. Cox, Repnbli-
can, was re- elected Collector by SO ma
jority over Peter G. Schomp, Pidcock-
Democrat.
Attention is called 10 the large sale
of harness by Mr.. John II. Fisher, of this
city, advertised in this issue. Mr.. Fisher
has about 81 900 worth of stock to sell.
aud 1t is all well-made, of good material.
Mrs. Almira Mathews, John H.
Mathews and Geo. II Mathews, have
beef. sppointed by the Court, administra-
tors OF the estate of Henry Mathews,
decd, late of this city.
Tho Hunterdon County Fair Grounds
were sold at public sale on Monday after
noon Of last week. Mr.. r. Cadugan, the
well-known horsepower, was the pur-
chaser, at %, $40. What Mr.. Cadugan in
tends TO do with the property we are un-
able to say.
Our thanks are rendered to the Comp
troller of the Treasury Of this State for
copy OF his annual report also to John
J.; Toffey, Esq, State Treasurer, for
copy Of the Report Of the Joint Committee
on Treasurer's accounts to the Legisla-
ture.
Rev. VIM. G. Stockton, of Bridgeton,
N. u, reported last Thursday morning in
the PhiIadelphfa papers as sick beyond
hope Of recovery, we are glad to re-
port 70 his many friends hereabouts is
improving rapidly, with every Indication
that hi&recovsry win be complete. .
-ReS. Mr.. Austin, pastor Of the Mil
ford and Little York M. E. congrega-
tions, will at the coming session of the
Newark Conference sever his connec-
ion.with those churches. and enter upon
season OF much needed rest. Mr.. Aus
tins health has been somewhat impaired
BY the arduous work Of his present ap-
pointment.
Tho Monmouth Democrat says : John
Moore Blackwell, whose death was noticed
in our issue Of last week, was in the s2d
year Of bis age. He was born at Lam
bsrtyille and cana TO Freehold over fifty
years ago, and for many years carried on
the tailoring business. His wife, who
died q few years ago, was one OF the
original members of the Presby terian
church, organized nearly fifty years ago.
Mr.. Black wells fuperal was held on Fri
day .aftsrnoou and was conducted BY his
former pastor, DIR. Chandler.
I'VE know hat parties can visit Lam
bsttxille from Trenton. purchase their
fuf1iture from Stockton, So Coryells street,
pay, the freight, and save money from
prices paid for the same goods in their
own city. We also know that parties can
secure the same bargains from any town
or city, within radius OF thirty or forty
miles OF Lambertvillc. Such bargains
were never offered before at So Coryell
street.
BE on on hand for the Parade at
noon, Thuraday, March 25th.