The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1889-02-06
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WEDNESDAY, FEB. 6, 1889.
Quality is what you get when you
suy Tulip Soap and not trash.

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LoupEN's. nov .23-tf
We begin this week, on cur fourth
page, an interesting story which will run
for three weeks before conclusion.
Burglars made a raid on White
House Station on Monday night. Sew.
eral places were visited, but little plum
der was secured.
The Guy Bros. Ministries, formerly
Guy Family, will be at Holcombe Hall,
Tuesday, Feb. 1sth. Twenty-Five people
in the company.
Hereafter pension agents and at
torneys will only be allowed by law, to
take fee of five dollars for securing an
increase of pension for pensioner al
ready ON tie rolls.
Frank b. Mallory, of Pennington,
has again had his inventive brain at
work and lately turned out and has Sc
cured patent for car window invented
by him.
Augusta Gilbaugh being unable
through sickness to carry the mail be.
tween Stockton. and Pennington, George
Olmstead of sergeantsville has taken
the contract.
While son of Daniel Case, of the
Everittstown vicinity, was playing with
their shepherd dog few days ago, hs
was suddenly attacked by the DOG and
severely bitten about the head and face.
Edward Case, son of George Case,
who lives near Sand Brook, cut a fearful
cash in bis foot the other day while out
ting wood with an axe. 1t is thought IL
assistance had not been close at hand he
would have bled to death.
Elijah r. Case, of Frenchtown,
bought the saw mill and farm property
of John Case, deceased. at public sale
on Wednesday OF last week for So ITS.
The Virginia property was sold to Levi
Case. for the heirs, at 81, 800.
People should be very careful in
fixing their stoves at night SO that the
deadly coal gas will not pervade their
houses. Mrs. Josiah Mowery and her
child, OF Junction, came very close to
suffocation by escaping gas one night
recently.
The Rev. J. II. Boswell, pastor Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church of this city,
will preach next Sunday morning at
1890 o'clock, on the subject, Heaven
Revealed"--a special sermon, and in the
evening, at 7:3O, subject, Hypocrisy,
or, Who Are Hypocrites. Revival Ser
vice at the close and every evening dur.
ing this week.
The coal aud lumber office Of s. K
Large and the creamery building at
White House Station, were broken into
by a thief or thieves last Monday hight,
but nothing of value was taken from
either place, for the reason that nothing
of value is kept at either place. The
safe in Mr.. Large's Office was ruined by
the burglars in their efforts to open il
with powder.
Slowing oysters, so cents per hun
bred, at "The PEARL oct.24
Between and Q O'Clock last Friday
night, FIRE was discovered in the engine
room of the steam saw mill of Pidcock &
Brothers, at White House Station, and SO
rapid waists spread that nothing could
be done to stay the flames, and the entire
building was destroyed With it's contents,
involving loss of about $4,000. The
business of making peach baskets and
grinding feed was also carried on at the
establishment.
Last Thursday, John Vanderbilt,
well-known to all the liquors along the
Delaware river In the upper part Of this
county, was arrested and brought before
Justice w. T. 6rope, In Frenchtown,
when be plead 10 extenuation of his
crime, that he was intoxicated. The JUS
tice told him that was an every day com.
plant with him and that he would send
him behind the bar at Pennington, q.
Hotel Cox, to board until Court.
The "Hanterdon Democrat is re-
sponsible for the following statement
Delaware township, one of the largest
and mostly thickly populated of any in
Hunterdon county, has not single pau.
per within its limits, tie last one having
died week or two ago. This is sit.
uatiou that perhaps no other township
in the county finds itself in. Thirty one
years ago there were fourteen Deepen
dents on the township Of Delaware, but
the number faded out gradually until
now are all gone. That the number
never increased any speaks well for the
independence aud prosperity Of the peo-
pie there"
You can now get DR.. Readings
Tooth Powder at his Office, from bis
original formula. sept5
Chief Justice Beasley, in charge
10 grand jury recently, said: tive
men might drive team Of horses dowr
the street at q furious rate. with no in
tention Of harming any one. yet they
might run over and kill some one, ani
be criminally liable, because the act ii
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