The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1889-02-13


Mr.. Henry c. Savage has sold his
trotting horse ''Curleyp to prominent
Trenton horseman.
The only occupant Of the Delaware
township poorhouse recently died aud
was buried at Lambertville.
The proposition to repeal Clintou's
borough charter is being vigorously OPP
posed by the leading citizens,
The FrenchtOwn Knights of Pythias
win celebrate the twenty fifth anniyersa-
ry of their lodge on the 10Th inst
Moses 7. Stryker, of Milford, q
veteran of the late war, has had his pen
sion increased to $50 per month.
Another lion was received at French
town few days ago, to take the place
OF Frank A. Robbins old Jerry" who
died recently.
Mrs.. Elizabeth Meyer, Of Baptist
town, fell Monday of last week, while
walking about her room, and broke her
left lip.
Skates were brought out and sharp
ened last week, and for the past few
days the lovers Of skating have enjoyed
themselves on the Island creek.
The popular preacher, Rev. w. F.
Smith. of Cherryville, will preach every
evening next week at the First baptist
Church, in this city.
No Freeholders will be elected at the
town meetings this year, unless to till
vacancies. the term being two years un-
der the law Of 1887
The Grand Officers of the Grand
Lodge of New Jersey, I. o. o. F.,..will
bold a district meeting in Leni Lenape
Lodge room. Lambertville, on Tuesday
evening, March 10Th.
james Fitzer's wife and five children,
residing near bloomsbury, this county,
are all sick with a distemper that is now
visiting humber Of citizens 10 that vi.
cinity.
1T is reported that new pottery is to
be started in Pennington by Mr.. Rufus
Smith and his Two sons, who have been
for several years in the employ of Fulper
Brothers.
MIR. Peter Heath. undertaken. has
,a,,,s ,,,s,d l,,o ,.oo;,laono ~ Aha NJ w M.
ner of Main and York streets. Persons
wishing his services at night will find a
nj sht-bell at the door.
The Milford Lea.ler. under the pro-
prietorship of Mr.. George d. Corson,
is certpinly prospecting. II made lis APP
pearance last week in an enlarged and
otherwise improved form.
The Rev.sJ H. Boswell, pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal Church Of this city,
will pteseh next Sunday morning at
1890 o'clock, on the subject, 'The SAT-
feripgs of Christ, aud in the evening, at
7;30. subject. ISLANDER.
Mai &. A. Angel Women's Relief
Corps, No H. of this city, will hold an
anniversary supper, on next Wednesday
evening, at the G. A. r. rooms. A num-
Der OF invited guests win be present.
You can now get DR.. Readings
Tooth Powder at his Office, from his
original formula. sept.5
Leading brands of cent Segars at
" The Pearl ~" Three Maids, y "The
Squaw" and "Ivanhoe." Apps.
MIR. J. J. Worthington, the landlord
Of the Bellemont House, in this city, will
remove from it April 1st SO far, the
house has not been rented 'Local OPP
tion" has frightened off prospective ten
ants.
AT the recent meeting of the State
Agricultural Society, w. W. Case, the
we'll known beekeeper of Baptisttown,
read paper bearing the comprehensive
title of +" Money Making by Honey Max
ing
---Dr.sH ~. N. Young, of Reaville, has
one OF the most complete private collec.
tions OF ancient and modern coins in ex
isienoe. lie also has work on anatomy
that was printed upwards of $50 years
eg,.
The ice dealers are happy. Idle
men were sought for in all directions and
set to work cutting ice on the Island
creek and elsewhere for day or two
last week, and further quantity has
been gathered this week.
Mrs. Musgrove, sister Of Mrs. Ed
ward r. Bullock. of Pennington, and
having her home with the latter on Bon.
nell street, while going down the steps
OF the rear porch. one day last week,
fell and broke her arm near the shoulder.
Waller r. Hayhurst, Esq., Of this
city, has been appointed BY Vice Chan
cellor Bird, Receiver Of the late firm Of
Van Horn Brott ers, and be is now en-
gagged 10 inyentorying the stock and get
ting ready for sale Of the goods and
property.
MIR. Asher Bauer, late manager of
Levy & Bauer's meat market in this city,
has gone into business In New York City,
being one Of the partners Of the firm Of
Wright & Bauer, at 1925 Second Avenue,
near 59th Street. We wish Asher the
greatest success.
The extra meetings that have been
held in the Pennington NJ. e. Church
for the past two or three weeks have re-.
suited in great good. Between thirty
and forty persons have professed con-
version and have been taken into tho
church on probation. The meetings are
still going on.
AT an entertainment to be given at
the Three Bridges School, this county,