The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1889-11-13

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Tho postal card was twenty years
old on the lst of October.
Visit the Grand Depot for the latest
novelties in Fine Millinery. Their show
cases are unusually attractive.
The farm of William Bodine. near
Stockton, has been sold at public sale to
Wesley Bodine for $72 per acre.
-Surrogate-elect Cramer will be off
cially seated on Monday morning of next
week.
The supper at Stockton, last Thurs
day, for the benefit of the Baptist Church.
Melted profit of $50.
Isaac NJ. Kcyser, of Kingwood town.
ship, had two ribs broken few DAYS ago
by falling off a wagon while hauling
stalks.
Rev. ]. H. Boswell will lecture in the
NJ. E. Church on next Wednesday even
ing, on the "Johnstown Flood,n illustra-
ted by pictures.
The Grand Encampment of New Jer-
sey Odd Fellows will meet ut Trenton, on
November 10Th, and tho Grand Lodge on
November goth.
The post office at Pennington was
entered on Sunday night, while MIR. Allen,
ft,a frna at
of any value was taken.
William S. Gummcrc, son of Barker
Gummere, Esq, of Trenton, has been ap-
pointed counsel of the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company in place of Judge Green.
What is that which is an enemy to
dirt in any form, and friend to every
thing and everybody else Tulip Soap.
The farm of William Bodne, de-
ceased, near Stockton, containing about
70 acres, was sold by the heirs, on the
Both ult., 10 Wesley Bodine, for S72 per
acre.
The residence and stores at the cor
ncr of Union and Church streets, in this
city, belonging TO the estate of Charles
Schulhaus, deceased, were sold on Thurs
day last, by the executrix, at public sale,
for SC, 450.
George Fields shot fox ON Wednes-
day of last week near Rocktown, which
was of unusually large size. Its length
from tip of nose to tip of tail was three
feet. 1t appeared to be a mixture of red
and gray fox.
MIR. Samuel g. Schcnck, of Delaware
township, who graduated at Rutgers Col
lege last June, is now taking special
course in electricity and electric engineer
ing. Electricity is opening up wide
field for bright young men.
The Clinton Democrat says that Mr..
Aaron B. Hoffman, who was blown up
some weeks ago in the limestone quarries,
is now able to be about the house and
door yard, but 1t is feared that his eye
oight cannot be recovered.
There is no more fruitful source of
disease than vitiated blood. 1t involves
every organ and function of the body,
and if not Immediately corrected by the
use of Ayers Sarsaparilla, sooner or later
leads to fatal results Be warned in time.
You can now get DR.. Readings
Tooth Powder at his office, from his
original formula. sept.5
MIR. James Smyth, of Trenton, is one
of the most skillful merchant tailors of
that city. Persons who want first.class
work alta reasonable price should patronize
him. See advertisement in this issue of
The RECORD.
--Diphtheria prevails to an alarming ex
tent in the vicinity of Sand Brook and Ser
gcantsville. The schools at both places
have been closed. On Thursday, DR..
Cramer was called to treat seven new
cases.
Mr.. II. L. Hickey, 100 Perry street,
Trenton, has as fine stock of diamonds,
jewclry, watches, fine clocks, &C., as can
be found in Trenton or the larger cities,
and the prices are far more reasonable
than usual. All wanting holiday presents
should call on him.
-"Restless,n the old war horse, once
owned by Col. Sam Fowler, of the 18th
regiment, and since his death by Rev. A.
A. Haines, died on Thursday last. The
animal was 3S years old, and was in more
than thirty engagements during the late
war. The veteran was buried with honors.
&C. II. w. Van Solver is prepared TO
do house painting and papering in con-
neclon with sign writing.
We call attention to the advertise
ment of the Scientific american, in our
advertising columns. No better paper
can be put into the hands of boy or man,
to gain knowledge of the scientific and
mechanical progress of the age. tits the
leading paper of its class.
-Messrs. Williams & Colvillc, 1913 N.
Greene street, are the wide-awake furni-
ture dealers of Trenton. Others may
make bigger pretensions, but Williams &
Colville have the stock and sell at bottom
prices. No use to go to the bigger cities
to buy when you can get the same article
for less price of Williams & Colville.
The property known as the Gardner
factories, dwellings and other buildings,
vacant lots and the Clarksville chair fac
tory, owned by John Stiger, at Glen
Gardner, was sold at public yendue on
Saturday, for taxes due Lebanon town