The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1890-09-03

this city viii open, with the old corps OF
teachers.
MIR. George Arnett has commenced
digging the cellars for three new houses
on Elm street, in this city.
IS. A. Finger, Agt., is ready for Fall
buyers with fine lot of first-class goods
at low charges. Read advertisement.
The second crop OF hay has been
gathered. 1t is nearly as large as the first
crop gathered in some seasons.
The annual reunion Of the Fourteenth
Regiment New Jersey Volunteers viii be
held at Hopewell, Mercer county, on Sep
TENDER 10Th.
Mr.. s. S. Van Horn announces in
this issue that he is ready for the Fall
trade. He has laid In some very choice
goods. See adv.
1t is stated that The hickory nut crop
is failure, and there is some doubt about
the chestnut crop. There was profu
sion of blossoms, but they left few nuts
behind them.
Sheep killing dogs are becoming
troublesome 10 Kingwood township. Re-
Gently they raided the sheep of DR.. w.
F. Finney and Hiram Rittenhouse, killing
several in each flock.
The Washington IN. J. Republican
says: The Frank A. Robbins Circus,
which showed here recently, went to the
wall few days later at Montclair. They
had hard time of it all the season.
st. Elmo Commandery, No. IA,
Knights Templar, will visit Asbury Park
tomorrow, to attend the ''Field Day. or
dercd by the Grand Commander. From
twelve TO fifteen Communicates will at
tend
--Auctioneer Riley and Senator Everitt,
of Pennington, have received and sold
this season 1900 sheep. This large sale
shows that our farmers are going into the
sheep trade pretty strong. Good sheep
can readily be turned into cash.
Milton Biedelman, son Of the late
Edw;n Riedelman Of Frencbtown. shin.
ping clerk at the Reading r. r. depot in
Philadelphia, was fatally injured on
Thursday last, being caught between two
co.'s He vos hut recen,lvs married and
lived IN Camden.
,,.. ue,,.a
township. his county while making his
rounds in taking Inc animal assessment.
look tho mains 10 ascertain The number of
reacb ,roes cot out IN ,be townsb,n This
vear According to his t,oures there were
n,.nted 40 oss neoc,, ,ress
, ,''l',,. .''a.s.'s. :, = ~, sS.a,s
sa"..ea' r1.aso .a s,1 - ~ -
oaa.e1 's,s s..1 ~ pa'
and u.rch;no movements known 70 horse.
dom w;ll break heats with the ,rot.
,,no runni,c and nacino classes nj the
Mount Holly fair. September 8 to 10.
a 'a'a'on ra''anu' y ''
wears paii u sps..aeos '""s sA'o'0
'"an ioo ysa's o''. my a'e Nsry
glasses are = so'' u ne'''oo''' 'ney nas'ns
passeu iIon one seneia',on " auo'n'' -
'ne sauueioe,s lam'y y no.anu .o"A
r..r.aa
y '1ss y 80 - ~
.oo' ss 'ae''' = '-'' .'''' $500
.a 40 ~ 80 ,o'a'oss 1'1 ss'l p1' W 49,
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'''ne nas o.e" useu - Canning 'n's aa'ou'
a''"ousn 'ne ''.'o nas osen sA'enuea o'e,
p,ospsss So
~ '''''ns .. 'A Sa.'
naoe-o''' 'ou' nu'u''u 'nousanu.
Key. Geo. II. Larson in exchange
last Sunday morning, preached in the
German Baptist Church near Sergeants-
vile, ana lev. Amos haines preacneu ~
the baptist Cnurch a. ningoes. rev.
aeo. a. Larson also preachea Az SANDY
Ridge that afternoon, and IN tho evening
at Ringoes. He also preached the funeral
sermon OF Mrs. Charles Warrick, In the
Sandy Ridge Church, yesterday morning,
and Of Mrs. Huldah B. Wigg, at Rose
mont M. E. Church yesterday afternoon.
The s.Grapd Depot OF this city. is
acain in charge of R. II. Van Horn. the
founder Of the establishment. his two
brothers George r. and b. F. Van Horn.
having decided not to become permanently
connected with the business. They are /
seeking busincss connections in some Of
the large cities. After having been en-