The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1892-09-07

The canvass of this internal revenue
district shows 658 Cinnamon residing
therein.
DIR. T. McGill. on Sept. 18th, will
remove his Office from York street to his
residence, rs N. Union street, near York.
--ssThe Peoples Party" held conven
ton at Trenton yesterday and nominated
Benjamin Bird, of Ringoes, in this coun-
ty, for governor.
Willis Hartpence. of Rosemont, took
charge Of p=biic school near Washing
toms Crossing, Sept. 9th. and expects TO
become resident of this city.
About twenty members of Major C.
A. Angel Post of this city will attend the
grand encampment at Washington. They
win leave here on the 10th inst.
-Governor Albeit has issued procla-
nation setting apart October Els, next,
the 400th anniversary of the discovery of
America, as a general holiday in New
Jersey
Buy the .Whte Wonder Flour. !"
For sale by s. F. MARTlNDELL, cor. York
and Clinton streets. If
The hotel license of Thomas NJ. War
ford, in Frenchtown, has been transfer
red by Common Council TO Howard Eli
enberger, his successor at the Railroad
House.
Charley Gulick, little son of Mr..
Philip Gulick, of Clinton, had the misfor-
tune TO break his arm on Monday of last
week by running his velocipede off the
sidewalk.
AT the Fourth District Democratic
Congressional Convention. yesterday,
Senator Cornish, OF Warren County, was
nominated for congress by large major
ity, on the first ballot.
WIN. Riegel who was arrested in this
city by the Sheriff OF Bucks Co., Pa,
some weeks ago, on charge OF assault
and battery, escaped from the Doylestown
Jail yard on Tuesday of last week.
All the novelties 10 Pipes, Tobacco,
ETC.. at KLNE's segaT Store, Bridge street,
corner OF Commerce. jy6
Thomas Abel, for le years past a
barber in Frenchtown, was stricken with
apoplexy on Tuesday of last week. Ats
o'clock Wednesday morning death came
to him. He was a brother to Levi Abel,
the bloomsbury Lotel-kceper.
THE Democrats of this city have cho-
sen the following delegates to the State
Convention to be held In Trenton on
Wednesday Of next week: First Ward,
Richard Mcdowell; Second Ward, VIM.
Lyman; Third Ward, Torbert Coryel.
The last lot OF Fresh Air children to
be received here this season, one hundred
and fifty-one in number. came on Thurs
day last, making total OF nine hundred
cared for 10 this vicinity during the sum-
mer. = Remington Democrat Adver-
tser.
The Sunnyside correspondent of the
Clinton Democrat says: s.The smartest
old man we know of is Mr.. VIM. Dilts, Of
our town. One day last week he walked
home from Flemington--a distance Of
FIVE miles. The old gentleman is %
years old. Can another such man be
found 10 the county2"
Tell your neighbors what nice bread
the "White Wonder Flour" makes. For
sale by s. F. MAErINDKIL. cor York and
Clinton streets. II
-The price OF coal 10 Pennington was
reised 70 5000 per ton on September LIST.
This is 90 cents ton higher than 1t has
ever sold for here. We presume that the
burden is put upon the people reluctantly
by our local dealers. II is result of the
infamous railroad combine. Our dealers
have to pay more for their supplies. =
Hunterdon Democrat.
The barn OF Frederick French, near
Clover Hill, was burned to the ground
early Tuesday morning. A hay barn and
corn house were also destroyed, together
with So tons Of hay, wheat, oats, farm
machinery, including q new reaper and
binder. Three horses, a pair of mules and
COW and calf were also burned. Build
iDgs insured for 1880 and stock for
$2,l50. The loss lie considerably above
the Insurance.
Smoking and Chewing Tobaccos, all
the popular varieties, ct KLrsR's Segar
Store. Bridge street. jy6
Howard Dalrymple, OF Baplisttown,
drove to Frenchiown ON the night Of Au-
gust 9th where be attended a festival.
90 the return trip he Noticed that his
horse seemed to be sick. After reaching
home he applied some home remedies,
thinking the horse had collie. They
availed nothing and veterinary surgeon
was called. The doctor At once saw that
the horse had been poisoned, and that II
was near death. On examination OF the
body after death Il was fully established
that the doctor was right. The horse
had been given poison by some person
unknown.