The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1889-10-30
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WEDNESDAY, Get. 80, 1889.

good for base ball games; it has 8 in it.
The coal traffic over the Belvidere
Division is unusually heavy just now.
jacob K Wilson, of Sergeantsville,
had narrow escape from being Injured
by an Infatuated bull one day recently.
The Frenchtown Foundry property
is advertised at public sale on November
goth.
&C. Ii. w. Van Solver is prepared TO
do house painting and papering in con-
nection with sign writing.
MIR. James E. Sherman, of French.
town, bought over ferly-fivc hundred
pounds of pork Of Mr.. Myers, atGarden-
vile, last week.
Visit the Grand Depot for the latest
novelties in Fine Millinery. Their show
cases are unusually attractive.
More principle is involved in the COM
ing election than in any other held for
years past.
Last Monday evening, George La
Monte, the Prohibition candidate for Gov
crnor, spoke at Lyceum Hall. The at
tendance was small.
The second Sunday in November will
be observed by the Baptist Sunday Schools
as Bible Day, when offerings are made
for the Publication Society.
-Abram r. Vail, the well-known nur-
seryman at Quakertown, had one Of his
legs broken last Friday by kick from
one of his horses.
Maj. G. A. Angel Post will celebrate
their 18th Anniversary on the goth OF
November. These occasions are always
interesting.
"A few more cases of scarlet fever APP
peared in tho southern part Of our city
about three weeks since, with ono death,
but since that time lhe disease has sub
sided and it is hoped will not again prevail.
The monthly report of our Public
Schools was handed in by Principal Kerr
for this weeks edition, but owing to the
crowded state of our columns we arc COM
PEELED to omit it until next week.
--On Thursday of last week, Geo. w.
Roberts, son of David Roberts, of West
Amwell, aged about years, while play
ing in field, was kicked by horse and
his right shoulder bone broken.
john Lander, who died at Phillips
burg on Friday, was the Oldest ex-Post-
master 10 the United States, having been
commissed in 1926 by John Quincy Adams
at Craig's Meadows, Pa. He held the Of
flee till 1861.
The annual track inspection OF the
Belviderc Division took place one day last
week. There are thirteen subdivisions
and all the forcmen have been competing
with each other for prize of $50, to be
awarded for the best track.
The junction Baptist Church have
extended unanimous call to DIR. Everett,
Of Clinton, to become their preacher. He
has accepted the call for an indefinite
period aud breaches for them every Sun.
day, but retains his dental practice at
Clinton.
Pumpkins of the most extraordinary
size have been grown and exhibited this
season. II is thought by the growers thai
this extraordinary growth was due to the
wetness of the season. At all events,
whatever the cause, there will be no scar
city OF material for pumpkin pies fol-
Thanksgiving.
As a family medicine, Ayers Pills ex-
Gel all others. They are suited to every age
and, being sugar coated, are easy to take.
Though searching and thorough in effect
they are mild and pleasant in action, and
their use is attended with no injurious
results.
A Chrysan,hemum Exhibition ant
Sociablc, for the benefit Of the Stryke
Library, will be held at the Library rooms
on Thursday, Nov. 7, in the afternoon
and evening. Admission, 10 cents. he
freshments, homemade candies and Gu
flowers, for sale. Singing and recitations
You can now get DR.. Reading
Tooth Powder OF his Office, from BIZ
original formula. sept.5
1t is OF the utmost importance tha
every township in Hunterdon should hav'
u carefully revised list Of the voters, an'
that systematic effort be made to &c
out the full Republican vote. Let ever,
Republican consider it part of his dut,
to see that poll list is made and that tn
vote is gotten out.
Court convened on Monday, the 2ls
inst, for the purpose of trying the jur.
appeals. Judge Kuhl being absent ant
none of the cases being ready, Court ad
iourned until the 7lh of November, whel
the Justices appeals are set down TO
trial. The jurors were discharged for thu
term.
On Tuesday of last week, intelligence
was received in Pennington OF the death
at wahpeton, OAK, of John G. Pyatt
son Of King Pyatt, Of Raritan township
and that the body was in transit to Elem
ing,on. John went West a few years ag
aud entered upon the practice of law i
Wahpeton.
"A House on Delaware Avenue. 10 thi
city, already furnished, for Rent. Inquir
al Tue RECORD Office. Aug. 20.
Mr.. VIM. Ramsey, Of this city, die
ut his residence on Monday evening Q
this week, OF consumption. Mr.. Ramse.
had carried on the carpet weaving bust
ness here for many years. His funera