The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1890-10-01


MIR. Harry T. Winner and family, of
ibis city, has moved TO Philadelphia, and
Mr.. Samuel Young and family, OF this
city, have moved TO Pennington, N. j.
-ThesP. II. X. company have a new
locomotive on the drill in the yards Of
this city, which is fitted up for fire pur-
poses in case OF fire at the shops or 10 the
vicinity.
AT Trewin's s Co.'S clothing store
you will find the latest and most stylish
kinds of clothing, and at the lowest rates.
Before buying call and look at the new
stock, just laid in.
Mrs. Lizzie Naylor and Miss Ada
Trimmer, of this city, returned home from
Ocean Grove, last Thursday, where they
rented cottage and kept a large number
of boarders during the season.
LEX Senator Carpenter has Sid the
SUSSEX Regular to Mr. Rutherford,
Chairman OF the Democratic County Com
mittee. and will remove his family to
Clinton some time during November next.
All the latest styles of Wall Paper
and Window Shades, At A. II. Titus.
"A delegation from Wachusett Tribe,
No. 100, Improved Order of Red Men, OF
Stockton, paid fraternsl visit to Tusca-
rora Tribe, No. III, of this city, on Mon
day evening Sept. Goth. and pleasant
evening was spent by the brothers.
Rev. c. H. Woolstop, of Philadel-
phia, will give lecture at the Baptis,
Church, Stockton, next Monday evening.
Subject--''Aronndt the World in so Min
utes.n Il will be illustrated by beautiful
Sciopticon views. Tickets 10 cents.
About forty members of Evening Star
Castle, No. 10, K. NJ. O., of this city, al
tnded 10 body the New Hope M. E.
Church, last Sunday evening. An able
sermon was preached by their Chaplain,
Rev. J. I. Gray, pastor of the church.
Last Tuesday afternoon while Ooa-
dlah Stout was working on the new
house Of Hon. VIM. II. Martin, in French
town, he fell from pier into the cellar,
distance OF only seven feet, but il was
fall enough to fracture one of bis ribs.
-Tiddledy Winks at A. IL. Titus.
Lots of fun. OIL
-Evangelistic services will beglu in the
Sand Brook school house on Monday eve.
Mug, Oct. 20, 1890, at seven o'clock.
Services will be conducted by the Rev. J.
E. Sagebeer, of the Pennington Baptis
Church, and will be continued several
evenings.
There seems to be quite strife will,
the fishermen OF this city and New Hope
in regard to the size and number of rock
fish caught. One side will claim thai
they caught SO many and give the mum
Der of pounds and the other will double
1t every time.
scribers TO the advertisement 10 our col
umn Of the Western Loan and Investment
Company, of Minneapolis, MINI. Secure
Investments can be made in the bonds and
mortgages Of this company at 8, and s
per cent. interest, without expense to the
investor.
The best assortment OF new Fall and
Winter Clothing, now ready at Jno. R.
Trewin g. Co.'s. y. 17-3t
The Central N. J. Baptist Association
will hold its 62i Anniversary 10 the Som
erville Baptist Church on Oct. 9Th and
9th. All the Baptist Churches in Hunter
don county belong to this Association.
and, as usual, will send full delegations.
The Sunday School Convention will be
held In connection with 1t. On Oct. 7th |
the Ministerial Conference will be held a,
the same place.
The following Democratic candidates
are announced: For Sheriff VIM. J.
Poulson, Of Raritan; Anderson Bray, of
Delaware Lambert 7. Warman, of Della
ware, and w. Howard Lake, of Franklin.
For Assembly--lst District--James H. |
Callan, Stacy B. Bray, and Lambert H.
Sergeant, of Lambertville; and Joseph
Williamson, OF Delaware. I'd District
Benjamin e. Tine, OF Clinton township. |
Some of the people 10 this section
want an opposition TO the Pennsylvania
railroad and look to the Reading railroad
for help, while the people of DoyIestown
want an opposition to the Reading and
ask the Lehiab Valley to furnish it. The
latter company having talked Of new
road to Philadelphia, the Doylestown peo-
pie are asking that company to build
through their town.
--Jno. r. Trewin q Co., are showing
the finest Neckwear, Underwear, Shirts,
Collars, sc. s. l7-3t.
Mr.. Charles r. Swallow, for some
years merchant in this city, but who
has made Philadelphia and Ocean Grove
bis home for the past Ten or twelve years,
died at the house OF bis son, Mr.. Gershnm
L. Swallow, 10 this city, last Friday. he |
was man highly esteemed by those who
knew him, and his pleasant and friendly
ways won him large numbers of acquain-
tances. Until his late sickness he was
remarkable for his vigor and activity, at
his advanced age, he being seventy mine
years old al The time Of his death.
Have Aiwaxs Paid Remit