The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1891-12-30
MAILS ARRIVE AS FOLLOWS

Mayor Coryeli mas lssueu MS proc
lamation ordering all dogs muZzled with
wire muzzles.
The Rev. A. p. II. Kline, of Clinton,
N. j., will preach in the Baptist Church
in this city, next Sunday morning and
evening.
DIR. J. w. Snowfall, graduate of
Jefferson Medical College, has located in
Pennington, having taken the office re-
Gently occupied by the late DIR. Parish.
DIR. II. G. Weiherill has purchased
the Hillson property, on West State street,
Trenton, lately occupied by Secretary
Robson, and will establish his home and
office there.
Begin the new year by being square
with the printer. There are scores of I'M
paid subscription accounts on our books
for periods of one, two, three, four, five
and six years, making an aggregate of
great amount.
John Burns, well known horse thief,
was placed in Pennington Jail on Thurs
day morning last by detective Simons and
Henry A. Ramsey, of Lebanon, to be held
until requsilion could be obtained to
take him to Easton, where he is wanted
for horse stealing.
-Drs. G. II. and F. w. LARSON of this
city, inform US that they have under their
care over one hundred cases of Ga
grippe" almost all of which are so severe
as to confine the attacked to their beds.
Other physicians, also, have unusually
large numbers of cases.
-Grsyness, badness, dandruf, aud all
diseases of the scalp, aud falling of the
hair, can be cured by using Halls Vege-
table Sclian Hair Remover.
&C. Farley Fisher, Esq, formerly Of
Ringoes, but who has been living with his
law, DR.. G. II. Larson, ia this city,
for the past six years, was taken with the
grippe" two weeks ago, and on Sunday
last was attacked with apoplexy. He is
lying at the point of death.
"A despatch wassreceived in this city
this morning, announcing the death of
Rev. George w. Everett, who was only a
few days since ordained as pastor Of the
Baptist Church at Junction, in this county.
Rev. Mr.. Everett was formerly editor of
the Home Visitor, at Clinton.
We hear that a young man who lives
in the outskirts of the city, after imbibing
quantity of fighting whiskey, went home
and hunted up some OF the family with
the intention of fighting them, but failing
in this, went ont to the cow shed and
choked calf to death. Such wild ami
NAL as he, should be put behind a cage
with bars.
We learn that one Of the dogs in this
city, bitten by the supposed mad dog that
passed through the town tive weeks ago
to-day, went mad yesterday and was shot
by its owner. A large number of dogs
were bitten the same day-how many, no
one knows-and Il becomes the duty oil
owners of dogs to tie them up or muzzle
them effectually until 1t be demonstrated
that they are not affected.
That wonderful candle in Donnelly s
window, Taylor Opera House, Trenton,
which has been exciting so much interest,
was lighted Monday morning at eight o.
clock. Upwards of 1900 guesses have
been received on the time it will burn.
Many who had put coupon in the box
stood 10 front OF the window and watched
the candle slowly flicker. Some heaved
sighs of disappointment when, after sever
hours, they saw it had only diminished
an inch and half in length.
The inquest held at White House or
Friday by Coroner Peter Voorhees,, In tn,
case of the infant which was found muir
dered on lonely road between that place
and New Germantown, failed to revea
any clue to the perpetrator of the crime
After the testimony was taken the jury re
tired and in short time returned yer
dict to the effect that an infant child
whose name was to them unknown, on o.
about December -, 1891. was by som,
person or persons unknown to them, will
force and arms feloniously killed. w. A
Cotter. Esq, of Pennington, represented
the State at the inquest
-" Lambertville Puffs" are "way
ahead" ]. B. Kline has the exclusive
sale. Only nickle. n. %
While the Newark Journal asks it
readers not 10 believe the statement tina
the Democratic leaders of the State have
already decided on the organization Of thu
Legislature, fixing up the offices, &c.
the Hackettstown Gazette of last week,
Democratic authority quite as well in
formed as the Journal and good dea
more cut spoken and honest, contained
this very significant paragraph:
ssThe formal summoning of the legisla
tive representatives Of Warren, HunterdoI
and Sussex in consultation with Exon
gresham Pidcock in New York, last Mon
day, strikes the old stagers as useles
formality. The new men must have beer
struck dumb by the grave questions o
statecraft that were brought up for thu
discussion of this assembled wisdom, bts
the pages and saOittOon cleaners aoer
equitahiy apportioned. v