The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1890-09-24


phia, Pa, visited his brother-in-law, w.
II. Moon, this week.
Mrs. Carrie Holcombe, widow OF
5yivanus Hoicombe, OF This city, has re-
moved to Portland, Maine.
Saturday will be our first reception
day for the display of our Millinery Con-
cepiions. ''THE HEoPLE's STORE"
1t is said that piecs of camphor the
size Of hickory nut, burned on the stove
in the morning, will drive every fly out
Of the house.
~. r. Trewin 81 Co. have on sale a
fine stock Of Fall and Winter clothing, of
all grades, hats, gents furnishings, &c.
Prices low and goods first-class,
Congressrhan Samuel Fowler, of Sus-
sex, was unanimously nominated for re-
election by the Fourth District Demo-
cratic Convention which met at Belyidere
on Wednesday.
The Select Castle, A. D. K. of M. c..
is now in session at Trenton. r. B.
Schermerhorn and Samuel Stockton. of
Evening Star Castle, No. 10, of this city,
are in attendance as delegates.
Evening Star Castle, No. 15, x. M.
G., Of this city, will attend divine service
at the New Hope M. E. Church, on Sun
day evening, Sept. 28th, by request of
their Chaplain, Rev. j. t. Gray.
"A simple cough remedy is made of
an ounce of fiaxseed boiled In a pint of
water, little honey added, an ounce of
rock candy and the juice of three lemons,
the whole mixed and boiled well.
Red Jacket Tribe, No. 4S, Improved
Order of Red Men, OF this city, intend
holding fair at Lyceum Hall, Nov. 18th,
18th, 14th, and 18th next. Some very in
teresting contests and other attractions
will be offered.
john w. Gilbert, one of the best
known business men of Bucks county.
Pa, and brother-in-law of Amos and
Stephen B. Smith, of this city, died very
suddenly at the Bush House, in Quaker
town, Pa, last week.
ALBERT Van Horn, Mahlon Lear, Ju-
Illus B. Tyson, Jos. NJ. Lewis and Ram
sey Wetter, of this city, attended the re-
union OF their old regiment, (the 104th,
Pa.,) at Doylestown, on Thursday last
and report good time
The Hunterdon County Fair, held last
week, was slimly attended, and the ex-
hibi,s, outside of trotting horses, we're
small. The Society did not properly ad
vertise its exhibition, for one thing, and
Its refusal to give premiums for stock,
caused the farmers TO lose interest 10 1t.
Hon. James Buchanan was nomina-
ted for reelection to third term by the
Republicans OF the Second District last
week. He had no opposition in the Con-
vention, and win not have enough at the
polls to give him any special embarrass-
ment or concern.
The ninth reunion OF the Fifteenth
New Jersey Volunteers will be held at
Hamburg, Sussex county, probably on
October %. Threecompanies OF the regi
ment were recruited in Sussex county,
two in Hunterdon, two in Warren, two 10
Morris and one in Somerset. The regi-
ment was in thirty-six engagements.
The harvest moon comes on the 2sth
of September this year. 1t Is the full
moon on or nearest the autumnal equinox.
and Is regarded as particularly favorable
to agriculturalists, because after il fulls If
rises from night to night more nearly af
ter sunset than any other full moon of the
year, thus prolonging the light needed for
acquiring crops.
Choice, exclusive styles 10 Millinery.
Make your selections al "The PEOPLES
Store" such loves ofIbonnets |" Exact
ly the style. s. s. VAN HORN.
"A lady who, while preparing dinner,
severely burned her wrist, the other day.
says there is no better remedy for scalds
and burns than the one she used. and
which healed the sore in few days. It's
simply common mucilage spread on a
piece OF paper the size of the wound and
pasted over 1t. The remedy is cheap and
certainly worth trying.
The following delegates from this city
are In attendance at the annual conven-
ton OF the Fireman's Relief Association.
held in Trenton, to-day Edward B.
Greed, from tho Union; John E. Kilroy,
Hibernia; Thomas Thorne, Fleet Wing
Hook and Ladder Company Chief Van
Solver and Walter F. Hayburst. one of
the Vice Presidents of the Association.
About 1000 baskets of peaches will
be shipped from Asbury this month from
all reports we can gather. This is more
than will be shipped from any other sta
ton on the line of the Central Railroad.
At Lebanan, where 90, 900 baskets were
shipped last season, the number will scar
cely reach 300 baskets this year. The
same applies to High Bridge, AnnandaIe
and White House.
IA Convention ofthe Hunterdon county
Woman's Christian Temperance Union,
will be held in Thatcher's Hall, Wednes-
day, October LIST. Morning session opens
at 10 o'clock with devotions. Afternoon
At 2 O'Clock, interesting exercises through
out the day. Evening mass meeting 10
M =. Church a. alf-past seven. Address
BY the Rev. J. O. Rogers, Of Burlington.
Excellent music BY the Band Of Hope.
Everybody cordially welcomed.
Governor Albeit has permitted his son,
W. +. Albeit, to become one OF the at
torneys Of the tax commission, says the