The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1890-01-29

The regular monthly meeting Oh Inc
Common Council, next Monday evening.
During this year the months of
March, August and November each have
five Sundays.
Fruit growers in some parts of the
State believe that the mild weather will
injurc the crop for next season.
The Pennington Gun Club went over
to New Hope, yesterday, and beat tie
New Hope Club one point.
&C. Il. W. Van Solver is prepared TO
do house painting and papering in con-
nection with sign writing.
"A bill to enable people to have their
wills probated before they die will be in
troduced IN tho Legislature this Winter.
1t is reposied that the NJ. E. Churches
of Stockton, Rosemont and Kingwood,
will hereafter be connected together as one
charge.
"A black snake three feet seven inches
in length-was killed on the second Sun
day in January by q. w. Kuglcr, OF
Tumble.
The stock of store goods of Mr.. G.
w. Rittenhouse is offered for sale at very
great reductions. See local adv in an
other column.
"A canning factory may possibly be
added TO Frenchtown's industries the CON-
ing Spring. Clark N. Card has this pro-
iect In contemplation.
The shooting match between Curly"
Sampson, of Trenton and VIM. Case, of
Three Bridges, in this city, last Wednes-
day, was won by Mr.. Sampson.
jesse Weller, of Trenton, is to take
charge of the Stockton Hotel the coming
Spring. He is son-in-law of John s,
IIockenbury, the present proprietor.
1T, is becoming fashionable now all
over The land TO have the United States
colors flying over the Public School build
ings at all times of the year.
An old and wcll-known citizen of
Raritan township, William NJ. BELLS, died
at his home near Copper Hill, on Monday
last His age was SS years.
"A bill has been introduced into the
Legislature at Trenton, to provide all
school children with free books. The ex
pensc to be betrayed by IA special tax.
The two years term of all The Free
holders in this county, with the exception
of those from this city. Clinton and
Flenchtown, will expire in the Spring.
Il. d. iIagaman, Esq, of French
iowa, has succeeded in getting pension
of Sc per month for Mr.. Samuel Wilson,
OF this county, together with about $500
back pay.
For ''gIeasing' The griddlc, cut a
white turnip in half and rub the griddle
with II. 1t causes no smoke, SMELL taste
or adhesion, and is better than butter or
grease.
WIN. Nj. BELLS, wel-known farmer
residing near Copper Hill, died on Mon
day last aged ss years. Deceased was a
brolher-inlaw of the late John G. Hope
well, deceased, of Pennington.
1t is said that one Of the most i'm
portant things IN all secret societies is
''thc grip" Our lady readers can now
see why their husbands like 10 go TO the
lodge. They want 10 give the grip to
some one else.
Rev. Alfred Cauldwell, formerly OF
Stockton, N. j., has accepted the unani-
nous call to The passionate of The Sea
View and Somer's Point Baptist Churches,
Atlantic county, N. J. and will begin his
duties this week.
The hay press at Ringoes station com
menced operations few days ago and is
doing good business. They intend TO
put In fifteen horse power engine, and
erect building for grinding feed. The
business is conducted by Edward Strong.
AT the NJ. E. Church in this city, next
Sunday, at 1890 A. NJ, the pastor, Rev.
]. II: Boswell, will preach on the subject
of Abraham Covenant with
Him." In the evening, at 7:S0, "The
Pale Horse and Rider ITO be illustrated.
The Forty fourth Annual Fair OF the
Burlington County Agricultural Society
will be held on their grounds adjacent to
The town OF Mount Holly, N. j., on Mon
day, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday,
Friday and Saturday, September 8, Q, 10,
III, IL and IS, 1890.
Joseph II. Reading, formerly OF
Frenchtown, who went from that place to
Gaboon, Africa, as Missionary, some ten
years ago, and after few years returned
home and then went second time, re-
Gently returned TO his home ut Woods
town, Salem county.
Rev. w. W. Bullock, pastor OF the
First Baptist Church, of this city, will
preach next Sunday, at 1920 A. H., sub
ject, "The Woe OF Ease" and in the
evening, at 1880, subject, "Piety and
Business Compatible" AL are cordially
invited to attend these services.
Anybody can make a band grenade
FIRE extinguisher. Take an ordinaryibot'
lie large enough to hold ono pound o.
common salt, half pound of sal am
moniac aud two quarts OF water. Cork i
up. II fire breaks out, throw the bot
liesu Tie flames hard enough to break it
Two thousand dollars for is acres o
land is not so mean sale in these days o
deprecated values. Moses Bragg, of nea
Potterstown, received this sum for tina
sized strip OF ground the other day. Jas
Van Syckel was the purchaser. 1t !
Thought TO be extra good peach land. :