The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1890-05-07

iarm al Wnlle House TO Mr. Martin OF
New York city for SIS, GEO.
Nathan Lance, an old resident of
Lebanon township, died on the Esd ult.
from heart disease.
The Excise Board, last evening.
granted all licenses applied for excepting
those of Joseph Titus aud Il. G. Savage.
Mrs, Mary Bearder, widow of John
Bearder, of Stockton, has sold her farm
near that place and removed to Jersey
City.
The new Board of Freehoders will
meet for organization on Wednesday next,
May 14th. The final meeting of the old
Board occurs on Tuesday, the 18th.
-Wetherill's best White Lead and Rea-
dy Mixed Paint at HKINs'. Aprill6.
May 4, 1869, DIR. Geo. s. Mott as
sumed the pastorate of the Pennington
Presbyterian Church, and last Sunday,
therefore, was the 2lst anniversary of The
event.
DO not forget the annual meeting of
the LambertviIie Improvement Company,
tomorrow Thursday afternoon, at 4
o'clock, at Thatcher's Hall. All stock
holders should attend.
-Hrsry 8. Tfimm,r, aged SO years.
died at his residence in Quakertown on
the Path ult. He served as justice of
the peace for Franklin township for more
than DO years.
John Carpenter, Jr,, of the Clinton
Democrat, has removed his family from
Clinton 10 Newton. Mr. Carpenter is
now publishing the SUSSEX Regular at
the latter place.
From the report OF the Bureau of
Vital Statistics of this State, for the year
1889, We learn that there were 265 mar
riages, 562 births and 437 deaths in Hun
terdon last year.
The Assessors of HunieIlon will meet
in Pennington on Thursday, May 18th, at
ii o'clock A. NJ, for the purpose of adopt
ing some uniform rule in assessing the
county tax.
Hon. William II. Martin will build
large dwelling house on the corner of
Bridge and Harrison streets, In French
town the present Summer. Captain James
Bird, formerly of this city, lis the arcLi-
tect.
Lawn Mowers at HRINs'. April 16.
Frank Cooper, son OF VIM. Cooper.
of this city, fell from swing on the Is
Sand, thiscfty, last Friday afternoon and
broke his left arm. Mr.. Cooper informs
us that this makes the fifth broken arm
ia his family In five years.
Wall Paper. A. Fl. TIrus. II
Rev. Thos. Hanloh, d. D., of PEN
nington Seminary, preached in the NJ. e.
Church Of this city, last Sunday, in the
absence Of the pastor. DIR. Hanlon is one
OF the ablest preachers of the Conference
and is highly esteemed by our people for
his manliness and christian character.
-Ex-Congressman James N. Pideock
brought suit in the Chancery Court recent.
ly to recover SIS, 020. go from James e.
Bathgate s. Son, butchers. The firm had
made transfer of its property to Edwin
q. Swift, OF Chicago, and the suit is
brought to test the legality of the transfer.
Last Thursday Rev. VIM. s. Emory
died at his residence in Frenchtewn,
where he had resided for the last nine
years. lie had retired from the active
ministry, having been pastor of the Lower
Tinicum Reformed Church, in Bucks coun-
ty, Pa. His age was II years. Inter
ment in the Frenchtown cemetery.
DIR. L. p. Hurley, of Hopewell, has
two hens that would do TO 60 in Barnum's
collection of natural curiosities. They
are fine large birds, and their oddly lies
In the fact that they are covered with a
heavy coating of hair instead of feathers
such as their sisters wear. -Hopeyeu
Herald.
-Miyord Leader: Peter G. Bar,o.
lette, our poultry fancier, has learned of
sure cure for the gapes in young chicks.
He has tried II and desires that 1t be pub |
lished for the benefit of oil chicken breed
ers. Take lump OF gum camphor about
the size OF hickorynut, place It In
quart of water, and let the chickens affiict- |
ed drink thercfrom.
-Gilts as low us 10 cents, at A. Ii.
TITUs'. April Q II
Mr.. Harry Beaumont, who works
In the railroad shops in this city, on Mon
day noon jumped on the gravel train to
ride to the Pennington junction, but when
the train reached there 1t was going very
fast. Mr.. Beaumont jumped off and in
doing so, fell and cut his head and nose
aud sprained one OF his hands badly. He
will be unable TO work for several days.
90. II. w. Van Sewer is prepared 10
do house painting and papering in con-
neclien with sign writing.
The value OF remedy should be es-
timatcd by its curative properties. Ac-
cording to this standard, Ayers Sarsapa-
rilla is the best and most economical
blood medicine in the market, because
the most pure and concentrated. Price 81.
Worth So bottle.
do you know that A. ii. TITUs, SO
North Union street, has the largest and
best assortment of Wall Paper and Win
dow Shades in the city Go there. II
1T is not often that our shad fisher
men complain OF catching too many fish,
but on Monday last that complaint was
made. At,Wm. Smiths fishery, in this
city, seven hundred shad were caught;
of Holcombe's Island, the lower fishery
caught ak hundred and the MINER fiaherv