The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1889-09-25
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WEDNESDAY,, SEPT. Is, 1889,


distinguished Presbyterian minister ant
teacher, died in Trenton, last Friday. Fol
many years he was the principal of the
Lawrenceyille seminary.
David L. Lare, of Readington, Geo.
T. Hanson, of Raritan, and Forrest A.
Rice, of Raritan, announce themselves as
candidates for Surrogate on the Demo
cratic ticket. Others will s'bob up later.
The Cramps rest" at the foot Of
Coryell street, otherwise known as the
'peach exchange, " has been boarded up,
so that the peripatetic gentlemen who
have been making it their loafing place,
will have to seek other accommodations.
The Pennington Fair has been badly
interfered with by the rain. Should it be
clear day tomorrow, big crowd may
be expected. II it rains tomorrow it is
probable the fair will be continued on
Friday.
The grocer that sells Tulip Soap ca
tiers to the interests of his customers.
The Knights of Pythias had fine
parade in Trenton, on Monday. Several
uniformed lodges were in line. Lone Star
Lodge, Of this city was represented by W.
F. Hayhurst, ESQ.,, Gan officer of the
Grand LODGE, and others.
Very few persons, II any, now living,
will again date document without using
''9.' 1t now stands on the extreme
right-lsS9. Next year it will take third
place-ls90, where 1t will remain 10
years. 1t will then move into second
place-1900, where it will abide for CEN
fury.
The Clinton Electric Light and Power
Company has been organized and the ar
ticles OF Incorporation forwarded to the
Secretary of State at Trenton. About 600
lights have been engaged for The streets
and buildings, and the work of erecting
the plant is now going on.
What is that which is an enemy to
dirt in any form, and friend to every
thing and everybody else Tulip Soap.
The city is doing good job of work,
under the direction of Capt. John Fl. Horn,
at the head of York street, where the
creek overlooked recently. A heavy stone
wall is being put up and the creek very
greatly widencd. If gravel is not allowed
to accumulate in the bed Of the creek, it
is not likely that there viii be any further
trouble. :,
We are indebted to w. d. L. Rob-
bins, ESQ.,, of Chattanooga, Tenn, for a
copy of the Times OF that city, TWEEN
ty-page sheet, containing reports concern
ipg the meeting of the "Society of the
Army of the Cumberland" and other in
teresiing matter. Chattanooga appears
10 be on permanent ''boom," and is
growing rapidly and continuously.
We understand that the effort to in
dict Mr.. Eastburn Reeder, of Solebury,
Bucks county, Pa, at the recent sitting Of
the Hunterdon Grand Jury, for selling the
products Of his farm in this city, contrary
to an alleged law of this State, failed.
We presume those who have been push
ing this prosecution will now drop it. 1t
would have been creditable II 1t had never
been begun.
Two arch bridges between the village
and the railroad, at Lebanon, that were
washed away by the freshct few weeks
ago, are to be replaced by iron structures,
by order Of the Board of Freeholders. A
new bridge is also to be built over Kline's
brook, Readington township, near Benja-
min Van Dykes residence. Proposals for
the mason work will be opened on the
3oth inst, at White House.
Ben Butler advises young men who
wish to get rich to invest their money in
improved real estate and Tulip Soap.
AT the M. E. Church, in this city, the
Rev. ]. E. Gray, of the New Hope M. E.
will preach at 10:30A M. Rev.
]. B. Graw, d. D., will preach at 1880
P. NJ. The pastor, Rev. J. H. Boswell,
will continue the course Of sermons on
ssEvenings With Jesus" Sabbath even
ing, October 9th.
Quarterly Conference Friday evening
next, Sept. 81, at 7:30 o'clock.
--Boils, pimples and skin diseases of
all kinds speedily disappear when the
blood is purified by the use Of Ayers
1t has no equal as tonic
Alternative, the results being immediate and
Ask your druggist for it,
and take no other.
While the public mind in our city is
agitated about the York street creek bust
ness, would 1t not be well for our author
tiles to ascertain whether the public road
at the head OF York street has not been
encroached upon by the building that
stands over the creekl The freeholders
will notice that since the county bridge
was built at that point, some ten or fifteen
feet OF 1t has been fenced in. How did
that happen Did the county build fifteen
feet on private property, or is fifteen or
more feet Of public property absorbed for
private use3
"A Princeton correspondent of the
Hightstown Independent says: "a horse
disease, similar in many respects to the
cerebro spinal meningitis, has broken ont
10 central New Jersey, and many valuable
horses and mules have died this month in
the vicinity of Harlingen. Rocky Hill,
Blawenburg, Hopewell and Princeton.