The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1889-05-29
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WEDNESDAY,, MAY 30, 1889.

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Day in the Churches. !.
New Jersey now contains 10, 100 Red
Men, an increase of TIT during the past
year.
Mrs. Catharine Bird, of Sergeants-
vile, recently dislocated her shoulder by
fall.
"A new lodge of the Knights of the
Golden Eagle is about being instituted at
Annandale.
DIR. F L. Johpson, of White House,
has removed to Pottersville, where he will
practice his profession.
Rev. VIM. J. Donovan, of junction,
has been elected Vice President of the
Catholic Total Abstinence Union of New
Jersey.
The Lay Judges of this county will
hereafter receive stated salary of $500
per year, according to an act passed by
the last Legislature.
The Clinton Skating Rink has been
converted into a steam laundry, which
will be conducted by Messrs. Smith &
Anderson, two young men of Annandale.
DIR. A. Parish, of Pennington, has
been appointed one of the Board of
Pension Examiners for this district. He
received his commission on Tuesday of
last week and will enter upon his duties
at once.
-Tha census office is sending out
notices of the fact that the census year
begins on June l, 1889, and ends on
May 81, 1890, and requesting that ply
sicians keep record of all deaths oc
curing in that period.
Col. Clark E. Carr, of Illinois, who
spoke ia this city last Fau during the
presidential campaign, has been appointed
by the President Minister to Denmark.
The Colonel is an able man aud will make
good record we feel sure.
The Grand Army Post in Pennington
is making preparations for the observance
of Memorial Day, and the exercises will
be conducted about the same as on previ-
GUS occasions, the addresses being deliver
ed in front OF the Court House.
Potato bugs, currant worms, cabbage
worms, &c, are quickly destroyed by u.s.
ing "Hammond's Slug Shot" 1t is the
cheapest and most effective article known,
used with safety to man and beast for ten
years. For sale by G j. Fisher. ct
AT the approaching commencement
of Pennington Seminary, Robert Bur-
dette, of Burlington Hawk Eye" fame,
is to give the philomathean grafton,
Rev. DIR. William S. Kelly, of Brooklyn,
N. Y, is to give the annual address, and
Rev. John Y. Dobbins, of Trenton, is
to preach the annual sermon before the
Young Mems Christian Association of
the Seminary.
Frank Robbins Show has entered a
claim of $4,000 damages against the
Naughatuek Railroad Company, in Con
necticut, for damages sustained in an
accident that happened at Harrington.
Two sleepers of the Robbins trains were
talescoped in a collision and the inmates
narrowly escaped with their lives The
circus people allege negligence on the
part of the train hands
The Wahpeton Dakota) Globe says:
&c. d. Rittenhouse was elected City
Marshal, of Forman, last week. The
contest was extremely exciting, There
were AZ votes cast, of which Rittenhouse
received 46" Mr.. Rittenhouse is former
Flemingtonian, ,,and is son of ex Sheriff
John P. Rittenhouse. He seems to enjoy
exceptional popularity in his home in the
Observation-Disclosures Republican.
"A solution consisting of three pounds
of lime, one tablespoonful of concentrated
I've and six gallons of water, is given to
the public as an effective remedy for the
protection of Irish potatoes and other
crops from damage by potato bugs. II
has been used with entire success. One
application with an ordinary sprinkler is
all that is necessary. This application
not only protects the crop, but stimulate,
growth.
The Hunterdon County Peach Ex-
change held its annual meeting al
Jutland May 18th, when the following
Directors were elected for the ensuing
year; Charles W. Carhart, Elmer E.
Bonnell, Thomas j. Stires, Edwin. Me
lick, William e. Haver, john L. Stires
Jacob W. Bloom, Peter Y. Young
Clarkson N. Gard, Godfrey r. Emery
Hiram W. Cronce, John A. Young
Nathaniel B. Boileau.
old soldiers credited to New Jersey
who have their homes in public institu
tons number $40. There are 281 Of
these provided with quarters at the
National Soldiers Home, Sc are cared
for in the institutions of other States
while 253 are supported in the institu
tions of our own State. Old age anG
disease have made nearly one-half O.
them unfit to perform manual labor; {
small portion when we reflect that nearly
quarter of a century has elapsed since
the surrender at Appomattox.
AN order has been issued by Gov
Green from headquarters speaking in thu
highest terms of the prompt manner il
which the National Guard assembled, ant
the fine appearance and soldierly bearing
of the several regiments on the occasion
of the Centennial celebration. The Gov
ernor says: 1.-THE people of the Stat,
have reason to feel proud of the splendid
performance of the citizen soldery," ant
on behalf of the State he extends hi
thanks and congratulations to the ranl
and file.
The. dead body of John Cooley, ;
resident of Clinton. was fOuud ON Monda,