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

can act only with their consent o.
through their neglect. ..S:s,,ss
Nineteen snow storms are predicted
for this Winter.
Clinton has received the dynamo fol
its electric light plant.
The monthly meeting of Common
Council, Monday evening, January 9th.
"a number of the residents of Stock.
ton have organized a Literary Society
there.
The subject of establishing National
Bank at High Bridge, in this county, is
being agitated.
The one hundred and fourteenth Leg
islature of the State of New Jersey will
convene on January 14th.
"A white weasel is among the curios-
ties to be seen at Van Doren Stevens
wheelwright shop at Pleasant Run.
DIR. ]. V. Robbins, who has been
practicing medicine at Ringoes for num-
Der of years, will remove TO Pennington.
"A thief entered the residence of H.
K. Fink, at Sand Brook, few days ago
and robbed child's safe of two dollars
and eighteen cents.
Our thanks are due TO VIM. Welch,
Esq, for copy of the Tocoma, wash
ington), Morning Globe. Mr.. WEIGH is
now on a visit to that vicinity.
The New Jersey Fruit Exchange will
elect officers for the ensuing year, on
Saturday next. The election will be held
In the Court House, at Pennington.
When you boil cabbage, tie bit Of
dry bread in bag and put ii in the kettle.
French cooks say that all the unpleasant
odor will be absorbed by the bread.
Ben Butler advises young men who
wish to get rich to invest their money 10
improved real estate aud Tulip Soap.
-Ex-C Congressman Pidcock has brick
building in Jersey City used for preparing
sheep hides. 1t caught fire one night re-
Gently, resulting in loss of SIS. 900.
Peach trees in blossom iu December
are very rare, but David Chamherlin's or
chard, near Pennington, presented
novel appearance in this line recently.
NJ Abroho,x, " Dolko.,,,e 10, ala
his farm of 6s acres, situate between Rea-
vile and Clover Hill, to Thomas D. Sc
bring, of Neshanic, for $5l.47 per acre.
Martin F. Bells, of Baptisitown, has
been awarded the contract to keep the
legal poor of Kingwood township the en-
suing year. His bid, the lowest, was
$545. 90.
1t is reported that G. w. Weller, OF
Mount Pleasant, will receive some 81, 600
pension money for injuries received while
in the army. He was a volunteer in the
nine months service.
What is that which is an enemy to
dirt in any form, and friend to every
thing and everybody else Tulip Soap.
The official board of the NJ. e.
Church Of this city, have unanimously
passed resolution requesting the APP
preaching Conference TO return Rev. ].
H. Boswell as pastor for the fifth year.
The Taylor Iron Works, at High
Bridge, are at present doing very ex-
tensive business. The forge hammers are
kept running day and night, and the
foundry is running TO its full capacity.
Sarah Holcombe, of Mount Pleasant,
on Wednesday last, spent her one hun
dredth Christmas day at her home in
quiet way, receiving some substantial
tokens of regard. Her general health is
good.
MIR. w. N. Burgess, of The East
Lynne Stock Farm, near Pennington, is a
member OF the Executive Committee of
the New Jersey Association of Trotting
Horse Breeders who lately held their
meeting in Trenton.
"A farm containing 100 acres, belong
ing to the estate of Geo. w. Bateman, de-
ceased, located near the Kingwood NJ. E.
Church, known as the Wilson Bray
Farm, was sold recently to Austin o.
Bray, for $685. per acre.
The largest and best assortment of
Rockers in antique oak and plush trim
mings TO be found at CARVER g. WILLIAMS.
NO person living will again date a
document without using a Q. 1t stood on
the extreme right 1889; now il takes sec
ond place-1890, where it will remain for
ten years, It will then move into third
place-1900, where it will rest an entire
century.
There never was warmer Christmas
/ IN these parts than that of last week. The
day was like that of Spring and the sun
shone brightly. In some grass plots dan
delions were out 10 bloom, and the wealth
er was anything but that kind Of weather
expected at this time Of year.
MIR. James w. Wright, OF Milford,
who was ticket agent at the station at
that place, and who has not been down
stairs in nearly two years, is growing
weaker every day. He was an employe
Of The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
ever since the Bclvidere Division has been
built.
If you are in want of a handsome
Rocking Chair, or Parlor Table, call at
CARVER u WILLIAMS. Dec. IL.
Last Thursday morning man dress
cd in artillery uniform, who was some
what Intoxicated, attempted to get on the
$40 up train 10 this city just after it
started. He had in one hand valise.
OF course he fell, and had 1t not been for
a man v no stood near by, who pulled
him away from the wheels, he would have