The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1891-09-30
-o'Brien Bros. & 20. have put in


new steam pump at their paper mill in
this city
Robert Kennedy, living near Blooms
bury, has turkey which has lain an egg
every day for the past 1923 days.
"A large force of masons is at work
on the new S. Andrews P. E. Church, at
the corner of York and Main streets. The
foundation walls are being built.
The Millinery at The Peoples Store
is brilliant and sparkling in its gems of
Hats and Bonnets dreams of love-
liness.n S. 30-2t.
Mrs. Mary Kline, OF Frenchtown, has
had her name added to the Government
pension roll. Eight dollars per month is
the amount Mrs. Kline will receive.
We are indebted to Mr.. Theodore F.
Orner, Assistant Secretary OF State of
Kansas, for copy of the Great Seal of
the State of Kansas, and history of its
adoption, etc.
xCongressman ]. N. Pidcock, of
White House Station, ON Monday last
bought the farm of Brothers & Pickel,
opposite the White House church fifty
acres at $145 per acre.
Would it not be well for The Water
Power Company TO repair the board walk
along their property on Main street 1t is
in very bad condition and if not repaired,
may cause broken limb to some of the
employees of the mills.
Chief G. II. w. Van Solver, W. F.
Hayhurst, Esq, Mr. Alex. Ashton, Mr..
Thos. Thorne and Mr.. John E. Kilroy are
attending the Firemen's Convention at
Atlantic City. They are delegates from
the Firemen's Relief Association.
The next quarterly meeting of the
County Farmers Alliance will be held in
the Odd Fellows Hall, High Bridge, Sat
urday, Oct. Sd. Meeting of delegates at
10 a. NJ, and public meeting at p. M.
to be addressed by J. W. Arrowsmith, of
East Orange.
The get up of our Hats aud Bonuets
is striking. They hit uucommonly hard.
1t s. S. VAN Horn.
There is big rush to-day TO the
Trenton fair. This morning an extra
train of len well-loaded cars came down
the Remington Railroad, and eleven par
TALLY filed cars on the Bclvidere Division.
Besides these extra trains, the regular
trains were crowded.
DR.. VIM. E. Stnddiford, son OF Rev.
8. M. Studdiford, of the Third Presby-
terian Church of Trenton, has arrived in
New York from an extended tour through
the continent of Europe. On Thursday
he will take up his position as Assistant
Surgeon in Bellevue Hospital, New York.
The Hunterdon Democrat says Per
haps the largest catfish ever exhibited. lin
Pennington, was shown last Tuesday
evening by Geo. T. Gray. Mr. Gray
caught it with hook and line 10 the Mill
stone River while fishing with party of
Pennington gentlemen. 1t weighed three
and three quarter pounds.
"A faded and discolored beard is I'M
tidy and misfortune. II may be pre-
vented by using Buckingham's Dye for
the Whiskers, never failing remedy.
During shower that recently pass
ed over Three Bridges, the house OF David
g. Dits was badly shattered by lightning
His wife and children were in the room
where the chimney and fireplace were
completely demolished. They were only
slightly injured. Mr.. Dilts was struck 10
the eyes by small particles of brick and
plaster.
"A State Milk Inspector visited this
city last Friday and sampled the milk sold
TO our citizens by the various milk dealers.
He told those whose milk he inspected
that he would report as to the purity 10
few days. Doubtless there is some ankle
ty, the more so, as the standard fixed by |
the State law is believed by many TO be
too high, as milk unadulteraied will not
not always reach it.
Mrs. Rebecca Sivers, widow of the
late John Sivers, OF this city, and mother
of Freeholder Edward Silvers, of the |
Third Ward, who he'd been living with
her grandson, Mr.. Theodore benson, on
Clinton street, for several years, fell down
stairs on last Friday evening, about 1890
o'clock, injuring herself very dangerously
about the breast and head, from the eff
fects OF which she died last Saturday |
evening She was an old resident of this
city and devout member of the NJ E.
Church. Her age was 70 years.
The Democratic County Convention
TO nominate candidates for Senator and |
Assemblymen is called for Monday, DC
tober 18th, at Pennington. The following
are the candidates, as far as heard from:
For State Senator-Richard s. Kuhl, of
Raritau; Vim. II. Martin, of Frenchtown.
For ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS District-James
81. Callan, OF Lambertyille; Lambert ID.
Sergeant, of Lambertville; Henry F. Bo-
dine, of Delaware township; Joseph l..