The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1891-12-16
NAILS ARRIVE As FOLLOWS

1t is proposed to organize a Grand
Army Post at Califon, this county.
John Van Horn, of Kingwood tow u
ship, has just been given pension.
The season for rabbit ard quail closed
on Tuesday of this week, December 10Th.
Lambert Eyeritt, of Frenchtown, has
been granted pension of $12 per month,
dating from July 1890.
Lambertville Puffs" are sway
ahead" Kline makes and sells them.
Only niekle. n. 25
John Larue, of Oak Dale, recently
shot gray fox that lot of hounds were
chasing about his place.
"A dog, supposed to be mad, passed
through our streets this morning and bit
several dogs along his way.
Next year will be leap year. There
will be ffty-three Sundays in it, and
Christmas will come on one of them.
Willard Johnson, of Raven Rock, has
been appointed freight agent at the Penn
sylvania Railroad Station, Stockton.
Edward T. Dilts, of Kingwood, has
been appointed railway mail clerk on the
line from New York to Washington, d. q.
Hon. David Neighbor, of Calfon,
who is the Oldest ex-Assemblyman in the
State, celebrated his Gath birthday on No
vember 25th.
The John B. 0pdycke farm near
Everittstown, containing, III acres, has
been sold to l. S. Curtis of Frenchtown,
for $24.70 an acre.
The setting of the Bssell Carpet
Sweeper advertisement in this issue seems
to be as artistic and effective as 1t could
well be for the purpose.
"A .sSociabIer will be held at Lyceum
Hall, Christmas Eve. Refreshments will
be on sale. Tickets rs cents. Every
body cordially invited to attend.
LA Grippen is showing itself In this
vicinity. One of our physicians tells US
he has nine cases, and there are many
others being treated by other doctors.
Badness ought not to come till the
age of 55 or later. II the hair begins to
fall earlier, use Halls Hair Remover and
prevent badness and grayness.
-"Blind Tom," the musical prodigy,
whose performances interested the public
here and elsewhere over the country sew.
eral years ago, is spending his last days
In an insane asylum.
Andrew Sherman, of Rosemont, lost
a horse recently by a curious accident.
II got one of its feet over the halter while
standing tied in the stable and choked to
death.
The farm of the late Wesley ]. Wood,
situated in Delaware township, near Rose
mont, was bought at public sale by Wat
son Kugler, of Idell, for $2s per acre.
There are 104 acres in the farm.
From now until the 2lst of Deem
Der the days will continue to grow shorter
and the nights longer, when we shall have
our longest nights. After that there will
be gradual change the other way.
The Pennington Fire Department has
been presented with $50 check by the
Common Council of Clinton, 10 acknowl-
edgement OF the services rendered during
the recent confagration at that place.
Mr.. II. E. beats, of Pennington, has
presented Peddie Institute at HightstowD,
with new equatorial mounting for the
telescope, and also proposes TO endow a
scholarship for some worthy young man.
Nearly all colds are slight at first, but
their tendency is to SO lower the system |
chat the sufferer becomes a ready victim |
to any prevalent disease. The use Of
Ayers Cherry Pectoral, in the beginning |
OF a cold, would guard against the danger.
The concert last Wednesday evening, |
at the Presbyterian Church in this city, |
was pleasing affair. 1t was composed
entirely of home talent, aud afforded evil
dence that Lambertville is not without
musical people Of good ability, both vocal
and instrumental
Charles Naylor, of Philadelphia, sn-
preme Commander OF the Knights OF the |
Mystic Chain of the United States, the
Select Commander of the State Of New |
Jersey, and ether prominent officers, will
visit Evening Star Castle, No. Is, Of this
city, next Saturday evening.
Tho annual meeting of the Hunter
don County Board of Agriculture will be
held at Pennington on Saturday, Decem-
Der 9th, at 10 O'Clock, A. Nj. The cleo
ton OF officers will take place at the fore
noon session, and In the afternoon ad-
dresses will be delivered by prominent
speakers.
300 Plain. Antique, 10th Century,
Artistic Chairs and Rockers, TO choose
from, at the Grand Depot. Never was
there such an immense stock in our
town. d. 92t
Work at the pipe foundry. at Flem-
ington, has been suspended for few
weeks 10 order that new cupola may be
erected The old furnace would melt
about seven tons Of iroL per hour; the
new one about thirty tons. new and
more powerful engine is also to be added.
Happy and content Is home with The Ro
chester = a lamp with the light of the morning.
Fsysasasgm. sSyifs Refxsstsy Lavp Co. Nsso Ysr& !!