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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1890-10-08
Teachers, Association.

Teachers Association.
The first meeting for the season, of the
Hunterdou County Teachers Association,
was held in the P. bile School, at Stock
ton, last Saturday, Oct. 4th, at 10 A. M.
The following teachers were in attendance:
County Superintendent e. M. Heath, A.
P. Kerr, (President), Anna A. Broadhurst,
Alice Britain and Miss Perry, Lambert
vile Principal A. B. Rittenhouse, Mary
Mathews and Jennie Smith, Stockton
Misses Snedeker and Dufford, Fleming
ton Principal Evans, Misses Taylor and
Bonner, Frenchtown; Miss Breed and
Miss Scarborough, Milford; Principal B.
]. Reep and Miss Reep, Mount Range
Stacy Emmons and Miss Shaw, Kingwood.
During the afternoon there was quite a
large attendance of citizens, all OF whom
took a lively interest In the exercises, and
expressed themselves as well paid for
their visit.
AS an opening exercise ]. W. La
quear, Esq, Of Frenchtown, read some
"Reminiscences of bis Early Life, y which
were enjoyed by all, and many expressed
a desire to see the paper 10 print. TO add
to the interest of his "Reminiscences"
Mr.. Laquear exhibited samples of goods
which were woven on farm in the vicin-
ity Of Stockton, sixty years ago. Some
~ Tho aav,, nfoe ,,a;rfa;ua1 thai. h.iti;o,,t
hues as If spun but yesterday.
Supervising Principal Gregory, ofTren-
ton, then spoke on Psychology" and its
bearing on the work of the school-room.
This, generally dry subject, was treat
ed in such matter-of-fact and common
sense manner, that it lost all its dryness,
and the speaker had the fixed attention of
every one for fully an hour. We have
heard nothing but praise of Mr.. Gregory's
address, and know OF few teachers who,
from this time on, will add Psychology TO
their reading.
At the afternoon session, the Rev. John
Huffnagle gave an excellent talk on 'sThe
Teachers Responsibility" which was full
of ''good things"
Prof. Gregory then discussed the SUBJ
ject of "The Teachers Reading Circle;
Its Aims, Objects and Results.
As a result Of this meeting we feel as
sured that new life will be given to this
most valuable aid to the teacher, and we
hope soon 10 see Huuterdon County stand
ing in the front rank Internationally. Two
features in Mr.. G. 8 speech were specially
noticeable Enttusioal on the part of the
speaker, and conviction on the part of
his arguments.
The following officers were then elected:
President, Principal Alex. P Kerr, Lam
bertville, (re-elected); Vice President,
Principal W. d. Evans, Frenchtown.
The next meeting will be held in the
High School, Lambertville, on Saturday,
Nov. 22d, at 10 A. M, when, at least,
two speakers of national reputation will
deliver addresses. All teachers and friends
Of education are especially requested to
make note of the date, as the meeting
will be of more than ordinary merit.
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MIR. Lorenzo Monnier. Of this city. has

MIR. Lorenzo Mounier, of this city, has
been granted pension.
Mrs. Atkinson and son, of New York
city, visited at her brothers., Mr.. Cornell
ius Lake, in this city, few days last
week.
Mr.. Charles Regain has put down a
new pavement in front Of his residence,
on the corner Of Ferry and Main streets,
in this city.
Mrs. Margaret McNamara has been
beautifying her residence at the corner of
Main and Swan streets, in this city, with
a bay-window.
AT the drawing of prizes of Camp
No. 8, P. 0. s. of A, of Belyidere, Mr..
Jacob Bowden, of this city, held lucky
number, drawing handsome gold watch.
The case of Van Horn Brothers,
which has been before Vice Chancellor
Bird for year or more, was decided yes
terday. The Vice Chancellor also allow
ed Mrs. r. H. Van Horn SO per week
for services during the time for which she
had not been paid and Mrs. Samuel s. Van
Horn SIT per week.
Mr.. Joseph Akers, aged 70 years,
resident of this city, died suddenly at the
residence Of his granddaughter in Tren-
ton on Sunday last, of rupture. He was
an old and respected citizen OF this city,
and served during the late war in CON-
pany G., 30th Regiment, New Jersey
Volunteers, for the period OF nine months.
He leaves widow and large family Of
grown-up children. Funeral services were
held from his sons residence on Uuion
ST., this Wednesday morning. at 10
o'clock.
Last Friday, at the Perseverance
Mills, while Messrs. VIM. 81. Gandey, ST.,
and Albert B. Duryea, of this city, were
engaged in loading a stationary engine
upon Arnett's trucks, preparating to ship
ping it on the cars, it slipped and fell, SER
iously injuring MIR. Gandey, causing
compound fracture of the back, and MIR.
Duryea's right foot was badly mashed and
otherwise injured. At last reports they
we're slightly better, but 1t will be long
time before either will be able to be on
our streets again.
Mr.. Joseph English, the popular tenn
perance orator, has been holding meetings
in this city for week past, under the
auspices of the w. c. T. U. They have
been fairly well attended and have result
ed in securing the names Of about forty
five or fifty to The pledge-a humber of
these drinking men, and some OF them
hard drinkers. On Sunday evening, a
meeting was held in the Baptist Church,
which was addressed by Mr.. English and
by Messrs. Reed, Rea and Green, OF the
Pennington Reform Club. These gentle
mep were listened to with great interest
The attendance was large.
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FuIpit TOpIcss
Rev. W. s Barnart, of the Lambert
vile M. E. Church, will preach next Sab
bath morning on 1.-THE Way to Spiritual
Advancement" when he would especially
like to see every member Of his church
present. In the evening special music
and song may be expected, and sermon
on "Your First Need, or The Key to a
Successful Life"
Special services will be held at .sThe
Rocks Church" each evening OF next
week. except Saturday evening.
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Boards OF Registry and Election.
The following Boards for this city were
sworn in yesterday, organized and ap-
pointed clerks. They will meet next
Tuesday from 7 A. M. until 9 P. M. and
on the 2sth, at the same hours. The
Wards are now being canvassed to make
up the list of voters:
First Wdrd--C. II. W. Van Solver
(Chairman). George w. Nsylor, Republi-
cans John A. McNulty, Louis Guillick,
Democrats.
Clerks--Charles E. Dalrymple, T.. Jas.
s. Reynolds, d.
Second Ward-Reuben M. Hartman
(Chairman), Frank Barkley, Republicans
Charles A. Jewell, William H. Carroll,
Democrats.
CIerks--Howard G. Vert, R.; Joseph
E. Bayard, D.
Third Ward Charles Fl. Wilmot, Ho-
ratius Price, Republicans ]. Lyman
Stout (Chairman), William Malloy, Dem
ocrats.
Clerks-Alfred w. Holcombe, R.. Wal
ter s. Gallagher, ID.
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WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER s, 1890.

RS- Administrators and executors OF
estates who wish their notices to appear
In this paper VIII please instruct the Sur
rogate TO that effect, the law gives
them fnll control OF the business, and he
can act only with their consent or
through their neglect.
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OF buying worthless medicines, and spend
ing money on quack doctors whose only
idea Is to gull the public. Is it not better
to buy reliable N dicine like Sulphur
Bitters think 80, as they cured me Of
Catarrh after suffering three years. IF.
p. Clark, Manchester.
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Before buying look at the full stock
OF the best prepared Jeddo, Upper Lehigh
and LasImer Coal; also. extra No. Q
Chestnut, at the corner Of Elm and Clin-
ton streets. Il. b. TrrUs.
July ipO ,Q0
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What Is more attractive than the Mil
linery window at 1.-THE Peoples Store ?"
OIL S.S. VAN HoRN.
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RICHARD II. VAN HoRM,
ESTABLISHED 1883.
THE GRAND DEPOT.

THE GRAND DEPOT.
1t is truly said, Goods well
bought are half sold.' This being
a fact, our salespeople win, on
their behalf, with polite and
prompt attention finish the trans
action.
Always on the alert for future
needs; buying goods when they
are on the market, at lowest
prices, thus we are able to offer
merchandise from purchases and
orders placed back in July, most
excellent values, at very low
figures.
% pieces cashmeres, choice
shades, including stripes and
plaids, subdued effects, at the low
price of 25 cents. The very same
fabrics that are being talked about
as such bargains in the large cities.
We have the greatest range of
nice new Dress Goods ever placed
on our shelves, at s7a to so cts.
just received from Priestly's
American importing agent direct,
is pieces of the rarest novelties in
Black Dress Goods. These goods
have worldwide reputation for
pure dyes and brillianoy. We
have them in Australian CASH
meres, soft, yet firm, Serges, Ar
mures, India Stripes, Shaded
Stripes, and Chevron Weaves. As
to prices we are on equal footing
with the largest houses in Ameri-
ca. Our patrons can feel assured
they will have every advantage
with us to be obtained in the
larger cities.
Goodjudges of black Silks, pro-
nounce our recent purchases most
excellent to be brief, and to the
point, our silks are fully guaran-
teed as to wear. No risk with
us in the purchase of a silk. The
result is, they are going out quite
freely, though the season is early.
Our Millinery department is
second to none in the county.
For styles and artistic workman
ship, we are on par with first-class
city establishments, and on COM
parison as to prices, many of our
patrons will bear us out in saying
we are fully a fourth lower than
city charges. New York and
Philadelphia newest shapes, and
all the latest materials for trim
mings are here in prOfusiOn.
Please do not lose sight of our
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---Ail the latest styles Of Wall Paper
and Window Shades, at A. II, Tltus'.
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Common Council.
The stated monthly meeting Of the
Common Council of this city, was held
last Monday evening.
The Treasurei's monthly report was re-
ceived and read, showing the totals:
Bal. due Municipal Fund, $l2, 1888 76
+" Public School Fund, 587 90
8. /" Board Health Fund, AZ IS
City debt-none.
The City Treasurer was directed to
charge J. @. Tibbels, late Tax Receiver,
with $225.9l, of which he was relieved
under the impression that the amount
was unsolicited, but It had since been
learned that said amount had been paid to
him.
The City Treasurer was directed to
credit E. II. Holcombe, Tax Receiver with
$50. 26, taxes for 1890 assessed in error or
against persons now dead, removed, etc.
The sum Of $500 was transferred for
contingent fund to appropriation for
streets.
The street pay roll for September, $s9,
was ordered paid.
The Street Committee presented the fol-
lowing bids for removing garbage:
Ensign Decator, 1916 90
Ii. G. Pdcock, 269 90
George Banchoff, 374 90
J. d. Cox. 260 90
K. s. Titus. 295 90
Timothy Riordon, 425 90
The contract was awarded 10 ]. d. Cox,
and bond to be presented within one
week, or committee to re-advertise for
proposals.
An ordinance to pave sidewalk on west
side of the north end of Union street,
passed first reading.
Varions bills for police services, sals-
ries, &C., aggregating several hundred
dollars, were ordered paid.
Council adjourned to meet Oct. 14th, at
7:30 P. NJ.
List Of letters remaining unclaimed in
the Post Office at LambertviIle, N. j., for
thirty days:
Miss Louisa A. Bowman, b. NJ Louis.
II. w. Crane, Mrs.Hat title Moore,
A. T. Carter, Arthur Meginnis,
@. 8. Everitt, James o Brien.
Mrs Emma Huthep, Mrs. Amanda soprice,
Miss Nan B. Hsigs' John Worden.
CHAs. A. SLACK, P. M.
LAMBERrvrLLE, N. j., Oct. 4, 1890.
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-The membership of the Order of
American Mechanics of New Jersey is
2,bs7.
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what is the Usei

LAMBEarvILLE, N. J., Oct. 4, 1890.
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It is truly said, Goods we'll
bought are half sold.0 This being
a fact, our salespeople will, on
their behalf, with polite and
prompt attention finish the trans
action.
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huLk AT THE eATTERY.

Stayed about him; on his knees
T&sgy of fossr sat, in maze
4 che sunlight IL. the trees
lola tar's tales Of other days;
{ flowed meath tho kiss Of ocean
6ps8s gave promise to the breeze,
|Ieoked across the shining bay
"a this Ia what he seemed 70 say:
~ when the winds hold sway,
|1cil mountain high upon the main
land TO watch the t0iling way
10 through the storm for harbor
Measure fiirthest were from pain
ing Of others could betray--
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[Seful haven, after storms
eourged oceans travail. we'd b
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ed. and the north wind 8 cruel goad
ret no more to fear the waves we
= 10 drink the sunsets charms,
<0pening Of that western deep
comes up to soothe the world b
New York World
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TAKE CARE. THERE rs DANGER

In allowing inactivity Of the kidneys TO grow
through neglect The deadly shoals of esfgit's
di4ease and diabetes viii wreck the gOodly DARK
Of health II ii il SLOWED TO drift r8dderIess upon
tfse1n The bladsIer TOO. If inactive and judi
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aid il also Affords dual assistance in prevent
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MERCHANTS DEcrsr0x AFTER
TRIAL.

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NEW PACIFIC COAST EsrERPKrsE

A factory has recently been built, and is
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Cal The goods are Of excellent quality
T,e Condensed Milk equals the best OF
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Hot water only is needed 10 make an ex
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goods are warranted pure and unaduster-
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ali deaers and consumers. Ask your
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KEEP YOUR BLOOD PURE.

Impure blood, however generated, il al
ways present in the body when pain Is fel ,
it spreads and fermcnts wherever weak
spot exists.
Take BRAsDRETH's pills to make the
blood pure and expel all that Is hnrtfHl to
the system They are the enc great and
unfailing remedy. They cleanse the bow
els and restore equal circulation through.
out tine body. They preserve The yigor of
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sure cure for blind, blea1Iag and itching Piles
One boz has cnres the wcrs1 fases Of tan years
standing No one need gEEss ten minutes after
using Kinks German Pile Ointment It sbsoxb<
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gives relief. DT. Ki-ks German Pile Ointment
Is prepared only for Plies and ticking Of the
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The peculiarly Of Dobbins' Electric Soap
il thai it acts right on the dirt and stains
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al the same time it preserves the cJ0fhss
aud makes them keep clean longer. Have
your grocer order it.
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AN ELEGANT PACKAGE or FINE
CARDS.

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4 The Old Old Story Did yoH carry her heart
by Storm WIS asked of the bridegroom 50 No, p
he replied. :. IWorsed the old icee-esTn racket ~
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Grocer-You say that your wife. Uncle
Rastus, supports the family by taking in
washingi
Uncle Rastus-Yes, sab.
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uothin, degradin' bout takin' in washin,. lse
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You can borrow all the trouble you want with
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The painful Fart Is dawning On the people Of
wyoming that the number Of State officers avSii-
able Is totally insufficient To supply the demand
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Cyuie-I am always happy when two fcot
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are made one
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Bloomer-syhieh do yon prefer-beer or cham
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good way 70 save your family the expense Of
large aud costly funeral after your death IL TO
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II afflicted with Sore Eyes, use DR.. Isaac
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SURE CUHE soR PILES.

We shall not know each other there IL NE Al
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tsyuIYsxzsslts-
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Puget Sound Business College
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"At Tonnerre? How
/ explained il all to her. Lord, /
won't attempt TO describe the second
look she gave me. but l think | shall re
member that longer than the first.
Il am in despair, madameF' ! ex-
claimed. absolutely in despair, but my
motive was a good one, assure you.
thought you were going to miss the train,
that you would catch cola, and did not
want you to catch cold. In fact, if you
will pardon my saying so, you need not
worry about your bags; they are in safe
hands-a baggageman-at the next sta
ton you viii telegraph will telegraph
we viii telegraph-they viii be sent
on Immediately. Oh, you viii surely
have them, swear, if l have to return to
Tonnere myself to recover them"
Enough, sir" she said. II know per.
fectly what to do" And she sank into
her corner again, angrily twisting hei
gloves.
But alas!. poor little woman, she had
not thought about the cold, and she nc
longer had her good, warm rugs. Before
ten minutes We're out she began TO shiver
In vain she changed her position and
drew cloak closer about her pretty figure
she was positively chattering.
MADAME. said, II beg you on my
kneas take my rug, You will catch cold
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