The Lambertville record., 1888-08-15
WEDNESDAY, AUG. Is, 1888.

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WEDNESDAY, AUG. Is, 1888.
Our public schools will open on Mon
day, September 10th.
Geo. a. Horsfall has been appoints
ed Postmaster at Reaville.
-"Quick sales and small profits is
the motto of the grocer who sells Tulip
Soap.
The new uniforms for Company c
will be issued tomorrow (Thursday) ev-
ening.
An engineer corps is surveying for
branch railroad from Landsdown to
Pittste~n
Efforts are being made to organize
Camp of the Woman's Relief Corps in
Frenchtown.
Van Sewers Pies are giving entire
abstraction. Orders left at THE PEARL
will be filed promptly. Je
"A new two story brick kitchen has
just been built to the residence of James
Mullineaux, on Bridge street.
DR. Geo. H. Larison, of this city,
addressed Democratic meeting at Ser
geantsville last Saturday evening.
The Sunday School of St. Andrews
P. E. Church spent pleasant day in
"GCorge's Hollow on Friday last.
Third class Postmasters will here
after have their office rent, fuel and
light bills paid by the Government.
Company C win practice "guard-
mount to morrow Thursday evening,
on the vacant lot in front of the Post
Office.
Any clerk who soils another soap for
Tulip Soap, lessons his own sense of hon
or and does great injustice to the Gus
TONER
The brick house and lot belonging to
Mrs. IT. f. Gromau, on North Union
street, was sold this afternoon to A. G.
Barber for 81, ZOO.
The third annual t'Old Folks ser
vice will be held in the M. E. Church in
this city on Sunday, August 26. Further
notice will be given.
-On Saturday last the Union Fire Co.
of Trenton, passed through our city, on
the 9:3s A. NJ. train, en route for camp
ing ground among the mountains.
The Penna. r. r. Co. is now en-
gagged in putting up building at the
foot of Coryell street for the use of the
branch peach exchange in this city.
-"In union there is strength" The
union of elbow grease, rain water aud Tu,
lip Soap will get your washing out on the
line at A. NJ. every Monday morning.
The Pearl Restaurant viii be closed
for one week during the absence of the
proprietor Adjutant Van Solver, whom
the State of New Jersey claims at camp.
Since publishing in The RECORD
few weeks ago list of those of our resi-
dents who voted for Harrison in 1910, we
learn of two others-Messrs. John Londen
and iona o. Stout.
Many of our pavements need re-
pairing. The Street Committee should
take look at the horrible condition of
the sidewalk at the south east corner of
Franklin and York streets.
The harvest home at Locktown last
Wednesday was very largely attended.
Addresses were delivered by Hon. Geo.
o. Vanderbilt, Hon. Geo. II. Large,
DIR. Geo. H. Larison and others.
Next Saturday afternoon, at $50
O'Clock, Company G win leave this city,
and joining the regiment (the 7tb) at
Trenton, will proceed to the State Camp
at Sea Girt, where they will remain one
week.
Out of twenty members of Company
G who went TO the Rifle Range at Sea
Girt on Wednesday of last week, all but
two qualified. The distance was one and
three hundred yards. The highest score
made in the Company was 43.
On Wednesday of last week the
Board Of Freeholders held its regular
monthly meeting. Nothing particularly
important outside OF ordering the pay
ment of sundry bills for debts contract
ed during the past quarter was done.
Improvements that add much to the
appearance of the property have been
made to the front Of the Office of Chas.
Schulbaus, corner of Bridge and Union
streets, and to the front and interior of
DR.. E. w. Blossoms drug store, corner
of Church and Main streets.
In the celebrated campaign Of 1840,
between Harrison and Van Buren, the
county of Hunterdon gave Harrison
1880 votes and Van Buren 2, 1888. Har-
rison' q total vote IN the State was 33 ,351,
and Van Bnren's 81, ,034 Majority for
Harrison. 2,317. -Hunterdon Democrat.
Rev. T. o. Young, formerly of the
Bethlehem Baptist Church, but for sew
eral years past pastor of the Mount Olive
Morris county, Baptist Church. has
rendered his resignation, to take effect
August 26th. He has received call
from the Allentown Church of Mon
mouth county. N. j.
Last Saturday afternoon and evening
bad whiskey got hold of an unusually
large number of our citizens, and there
were several rows. Officer McQuillen
was roughly handled and badly cut over
one eye in the evening while in the per-
formance of his duties. Several arrests
were made and fines imposed.
An act of the Legislature passed
last Winter provides that it shall be law