The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1891-10-07
From Pittstown this season were shir

From Pittstown this season were ship
ped about 200, 900 baskets of peaches.
MIR. John Reilly is improving his prop
erty on Main street by the addition of 9
new porch.
MIR. Thomas Akers, shipping clerk
for the Lambertville Rubber Company, is
confined to the house by sickness
The quarrymen at the quarries below
this city have organized a trades union,
which is known as Branch No. 60,
Quarrymen's National Union.
"A regular meeting of the Union Steam
Fire Engine Co., No. l, will be held in
the engine house on Thursday evening,
October 9th, at 7:S0 o'clock.
Persons who want to purchase good
horses are directed to the advertisement
of sale of horses at the Belemont House,
In this city, next Saturday.
Halls Hair Remover enjoys world
wide reputation for restoring the hair to
bald heads and changing gray hair to the
original color of youth.
Tho Fourteenth Annual Convention
of the Hunterdon County Sunday school
Association will be held in the M. e.
Church, Pennington, to morrow (Thurs.
day..
The Pennington Cornet Band was re.
organized on Friday night. VIM. Leder-
er was chosen rs Leader A. L. Hort
man, Treasurer, and W. V. Ramsey, Sec
rotary.
W. c. Apgar, of Frenchtowu, had his
pocketbook stolen last Thursday, at the
Trenton fair. 1t contained 500 in money,
and 8 checks for $40, $40, and $5l7, re-
spectivey.
The Frenchtown Independent says
that Elwood Matthews, OF Mt Pleasant,
was bitten by calf about tW weeks ago.
1t has resulted in blood poisoning, which
may prove fatal.
The Boards of Registry aud Election
for the three wards of this city began yes
trrlay their house to house canvas for the
register OF voters required by the Werts'
bill They are required to have it COM
plete by Friday night.
Mr.. John Foran is putting in a steam
boiler and new cider presses to take the
place of the old ones now In use, In the
rear of his property on Main street, when
he will be fully prepared to make the pure
"old Jersey apple jack"
-Washburn & Arlington's circus, which
exhibited in this city last week, will win
ter at Frenchtown, the season having
closed Oct Sd. The stock will be winter
ed on the Magee farm, over the river, and
the paraphernalis in Cases old foundry
building.
The get up of our Hats and Bonnets
is striking. They hit uncommonly hard.
2t s. 8. VAN HORN
Andrew NJ. Quinlin, for 46 years an
employee OF the Penna. X. r. Co., and
the Oldest conductor in the United States,
was struck by a train on the Central r. R.,
at Avon-by-the-Sea, and instantly killed
last Wednesday afternoon. He was one of
the most popular conductors In the world,
and was so sober and methodical in his
habits that be was the last one his friends
thought would be run down by the iron
horse.
The annual meeting of the Hunter
don County Historical Society for the
election of officers, etc., will be held in
Pennington on Saturday Oct. 18th. In
teresting papers will be read on this oc-
casion, as usual, and all who wish TO join
the Society will be admitted. The inter-
est in this society increases each year, and
they have secured room In the County
Building for storing their collections OF
maps, manuscripts, deeds,
periodicals, minerals, metals, coins and
natural curiosities.
Several members OF Tuscarora and
Red Jacket Tribes of this city, will attend
the comm emorative jubilee of the I'M
proved Order of Red Men, to be held in
Philadelphia three days next week, in
honor of crossing the line of 1oo,0 900
Beginning Monday, the
18th, at 8 p. NJ, there will be parade
of the Order on Broad street on the 18th,
at s p. NJ, there will be grand assem-
blage of the Order at the Academy of
Music on the 14th, at P. NJ, compe-
tition in the Adoption Services will be
held at Industrial Hall, at which several |
tribes will compete for prizes.
The Hotel Cumberland, which was
built and chiefly owned by temperance
men, the Vineland Independent says, now
has a bar running as one of its adjuncts,
the lessee having obtained liquor license |
last week. Well, who is to blame for that |
but the Prohibiiionists themselves By
running their third party tickets they elect
ed Democratic Legislature which gave
10 the State the County Excise Boards
that in Cumberland have set at naught |
The will of the people and turned their
hotels into rum-selling places.
Their present disagreeable experience is
wholly their own fault. --MorristosOn Jer-
seynan.