The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1891-02-04

james Goodtellow, Of Sand Broo

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CHAS. A. SLACK, P. NJ.
james Goodtelow, of Sand Brook,
has been granted pension.
Mr. Geo. w. Trauger, of this city,
has been granted an additional pension.
Yesterday the thermometer registered
400 above zero. This morning it stood at
2lo, The predicted cold wave having reach
ed us.
Prof. j. D. Gray, principal of a
Trenton high school, and who is from this
county, has received an increase 10 his
annual salary as teacher. The raise is
from 81, 200 to 81, 500.
Several townships in Union county
have been indicted 10y the Grand Jury be-
cause of defective road sign boards. Hun
terdon county would be in the same fix if
complaint should be made.
john S. Corson, an employee in the
spoke and wheel factory of Slack & Hol-
combe, in Frenchtown, one day last week,
met with serious accident by his hand
coming 10 contract with circular saw.
The Fisk Jubilee Singers, who have
world wide fame, will sing at Lyceum
Hall, next Tuesday evening" for the beue-
fit of the w. c. T. U. Tickets so cents,
which entities the purchaser to reserved
seat
Rev. W. w. Bullock, pastor First
Baptist Church, will preach next Sunday
evening, at 7:30, on "The Church and
Outside Organizations. A special invi-
taton is extended 10 all societies to hear
this sermon.
Excuse me sir,n he said "Where
are you going9 ~ Il am going to A. II.
Titus 10 get my Wall Paper. He has the
finest and best assortment in the city, also
Window Shades, Curtain Poles, Picture
Frame &C. Feb. Ait
An inqnisitive person is DESTROYS of
knowing whether all men would be will
ing TO accept deeds for property based on
the line they draw when shoyeling snow,
: but Of course the query is not put to those
AttS kecople who ifeFeg shovel snow.
"A Special Council of the Great Chiefs
OF the Reservation of N. j., l. o. r. NJ,
will be held at the wigwam Of Red Jacket
Tribe, No. 43, of this city, on Monday
evening, Feb. 9th, at 730 o'clock, for the
purpose of comforting the Past Sacham's
degree.
The funeral of Runyan A. Apgar, at
Mount Pleasant, recently, was the largest
that had occurred there iu many years.
He was native of that vicinity aud a
man much respected in social and religi-
Gus circles. lie was buried with Odd
fellows ceremonies.
j Levi Becbe, of Lee, Mass., who won
fame as weather prophet by predi ting
the great blizzard of March 18th and 18th,
1883, four months before ii occurred, says
that the worst storm Of the present Win
ter will sweep ever this country between
the first and fifteenth of this month.
Beginning on Wednesday evening Of
next week, the P. D. S. of A. Band will
hold fair and festival at Lyceum Hall
for four nights, at which refreshments,
fancy goods, &C., will be sold, and music
will be furnished by the Band. Some
special attractions will also be offered.
Last Thursday evening, a large num-
Der CT friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
ii. Van Horn, of this city, paid them a
surprise visit on the anniversary of their
marriage. The visit proved to be very
agreeable one to all, and the evening was
spent in socable and pleasant manner.
The State Medical Board met at
Trenton, recently, and looked into the
matter of irregular practice of medicine in
the Safe. Under the new law no one
who has come into New Jersey since July
4, 1890, is supposed TO practice without
passing an examination. The Board will
follow up all irregular practitioners and
prosecute them.
John L. Tnsman died on Tuesday Of
last week, at his residence in Kingwood
toanship. In carly life lie was engaged
in the mercantile business and was post
master at Pittslown. About thirty years
ago he located on the farm where he died.
He was for several years Assessor and
filed several other township offices. He
leaves II widow aud several children.
-ucnry Peto, was on Tuesday after
noon of last week, taken 10 Easton, Pa,
where he is wanted on charge Of lar.
ceny of horse and carriage. Peto is the
man who disposed of the horse and wa
gnn to a syndicate in Pennington, for 5 4,
about two weeks ago. Governor Albeit
signed Ioquisiliou papers and Detectiv,
Simons accompanied Peto TO Easton.
Ia the Trenton District Couri Judge
tanning has decided four OF the cases
brought Dy tue hoise "nu DA"iS Aueu'aHs'
Company, of Delaware township, THU
county, against persons who refused Il
pay their assessments on beasts that wer'
Insured. The d, cisions were against th,
contestants in every instance. The judge
is of the opinion that in mutual compa
nv the insured is liable for the assess
mcnts until The policy is cancelled. Thu
was neglected by the contestants, who
simply stopped paying and thought thel
would be dropped.