The Lambertville record., 1888-08-08

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pie of all political opinions are invited
to this meeting.
The fame of Tulip Soap does not con-
sist of mere suds.
The Republicans of Milford are max
ing arrangements to organize campaign
club.
The Commissioners of Appeal were
in session all day Monday, in the Council
Room.
"A. @. Mabee, the noted temperance
worker, is expected to pitch his tent in
Frenchtown this week.
The Frenchtown Bank stock of the
late H. E. Warford, sold on Saturday,
brought s44.29 per share.
The Prohibition County Convention
will be held at Pennington on Tuesday,
August 11th, at 1890 A. M.
--Hunterdon and Somerset counties
will hold Teachers Institute at Somer-
vile some time 10 November.
You can't help being satisfied with
Tulip Soap, SO it is no experiment to try
it. but sure thing.
1t is thought that the salaries of the
Jury Commissioners iu third class coun.
ties, which includes Hunterdon, will be
fixed at $500.
The Sergeantsvlle NJ. E. Church
will hold harvest home in Bowne's
Grove, near Sergeantsvile, on Wednes-
day, August 18th.
--Ephraim Kugler has sold his farm,
situated on the road leading from King
wood 20 Sergeantsville, to jackson Fisher,
of Kingwood, for $4,000.
The watermelon raisers along the
Delaware state that the crop this year
will be fair one, but not SO large as last
year. It will he about two weeks late.
The mail route between Stockton
and Pennington has been increased two
aud one-quarter miles, SO as to include
the Office of Grover formerly Head
quarters.
AT the annual meeting of the New
Jersey State Dental Society, held on the
10Th ult., at Asbury Park, DR.. ]. Hay
hurst, of this city, was re elected Chair
man of the Board of Examiners.
AT meeting of the Court of Par
dons, in Trenton, on Friday last, William
E. NayIor, of this city, convicted of lar
ceny and sentenced to State Prison for
six months in May last, was pardoned.
Numerous complaints have been made
to the authorities concerning parties
dumping garbage and ofal into Swan
creek, and if the practice is not stopped
at once action will be taken against the
parties, as they are well-known.
-B. A. Holcombe, of Delaware town
ship, has as a.pockst-piece French coin
bearing date of 1744. His son, Jacob Fl.
Holcombe, has among other coins one
Spanish piece bearing date of 1779, and
coin from Holland which is dated 1928.
The Baptist Sunday School of Bap-
tisttown will hold their annual pic mic in
d. B. Roberton's grove, east of the vii
lage, on Thursday, August 10th. Good
music will be furnst sd by band, and
number of eminent speakers are expected.
If yon will give it chance, Tulip
Soap will tell its own story Of superiority
over other soaps.
About nine hundred signers have SO
far been secured to the petitions for
local option election in this county. One
thousand names will be required, and it
Is expected that the necessary number
will soon be obtained. Hunteydon Re-
publican.
Morris Welsh, of White House Sta.
tion, had quite " large gathering at
his place on Saturday last The gather
ing comprised four ladies' weighing re-
spectively 249, PAT, 1893 and 157; total
weight of .he four ladies', S5i. Democrat
Adoertiser.
The Democrats of Sergeantsyile and
vicinity have formed a Cleveland and
Thurman Club, with the following off.
GERS President, Robert Maxwell; Sec
retarS G. Rex Ham /; Corresponding
Secretary, DIR. I. s. Cramer Treasurer,
G. W. Olmstead.
The death of Mrs. Theo. Housed, of
this city, brings to mind the fact that she
and her husband had lived together for
40 years and raised children, all of whom
are married. The children. the grand
children and great -grandchild number
IS or S6, and Mrs. Housers death is the
FIRST that has occurred among the entire
family, and she 10 the s0th year of her
age.
"A meeting OF the Board of Health
was held on Thursday evening of last
week. A number of notices to abate
nuisances we're ordered served, and In
some instances lively time may be ex
pected. A large quantity Of chloride of
lime and coppsras, for disinfecting pur-
poses, was ordered, which any citizen may
have at about cost by appling at No. 81
N. Main street, and stating where the
same Is to be used.
-Notwithstanding the law against the
sse of cigarettes to boys, numerous
youngsters may be seen daily on our
streets pulling away in such manner as
to say, "I'll show you whether | can get
them or not ir We have been informed
that one little fellow only eight years of
age has been in the habit for some time
past of buying cigarettes at one of our
stores, and despite the fact that the boys
father has visited the storekeeper and for
hidden him to sell to his son, th boy still
gets them, and lie smokes them, too.
About year ago the husband of
Mrs. Elizabeth Harmon, of this city, de-