The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1892-10-05

piCts Tue atIractlOns OF Inc People &
Store " In this issue. See advertisement
-All In need Of Lodge and Campaign
Badges, can get the same by applying to
Geo. x. Todd, Lambertville, N. j., who
is Agent for the best makes in the U. s.
Two fine hickory poles were erected
at Stockton by the South Delaware Demo-
cratic Club last Saturday afternoon.
Speeches were made by Hon. Johnston
Cornish. o. /. Blackwell, Esq, and ex-
Judge R. s. Kuhl.
"A tramp, while drunk, fell into the ca
nal at the old crossing, above town, last
evening. He caught hold Of piling in the
water and called Justify for help. Edw.
Probasco and another person helped him
into boat. AS soon as be had been taken
in, the fellow wanted to fight Probasco.
Policeman Morse took him to the lookup.
The Democratic County Convention
to nominate assemblymen, will be held at
Pennington on Monday, the 18th inst.
The township meetings to choose dele
gates, will be held on Saturday, the 18th
inst. The First ward OF this city ia en-
titled to five, the Second to three, and the
Third to four.
The following candidates for the
Democratic assembly nomination in the
First District are officially announced:
joseph L. Chamberlin, Of Raritan; Henry
B. Green, of Raritan; Jacob II. Helcombe,
of Delaware, and Richard Fl. Wilson, of
Delaware. The Lambertvllle list has not
been completed yet.
MIR. Samuel L. Martindell will sell at
public sale, at No. II Coryell street, on
Tuesday next. at o'clock, P. NJ, all his
household goods, including parlor furni-
ture, Brussels and other carpets, bed room
suites. stoves, etc., In fec. fns sssort-
ment of all articles necessary for house,
keeping. A liberal credit will be given.
The High Bridge correspondent of
the Clinton Democrat says: IA wild cat
has made its appearance in the woods that
surround the old furnace. It was seen
by Dan'l Merrill hilere,urning TO his home
near the furnace. The shining eyes were
the first sight. With loud crying 1t fol-
lowed him to the residence OF G. L. En-
cry, where he was obliged TO stay over
night
One day last week, Reuben Vert, OF
this city, shot blue heron at the water
works reservoir, which measured six feet,
four and half inches, from tip to tip Of
wings. and stood Eve and half feet high.
Although of such proportions, Ii only
weighed six and half pounds. Mr.. Geo.
F. Keller bought It Of Reuben and Is
having it prepared and mounted by tax
idermist.
The Prize Of Life Lodge, No. 84l9,
of tbs q. q. O. of o. f., gave Pink Tea
party on Thursday, Sept. 29th, at Gymna-
SUM Hall. An address was delivered by
Rev. Leonard Patterson, P. N. F., OF
Peace and Plenty Lodge, No. 1851, of
West Chester, Pa. L. D. Jones was Acting
Grand Director. The Committee of Ar
rangements were Fl. D. Hill, L. D. Jones,
Osborn Lee, John Mayo. DR.. Crawley,
q. r. Luck.
Mr.. Nehemiah Green, an old aud re-
spected citizen of this place, died very
suddenly of paralysis on Friday of last
week. His funeral took place from the
residence OF his son-in-law on Clinton
street, yesterday Tuesday, and was very
largely attended. Lone Star Lodge, K.
Of p, of which he was member, turned
out in body, and delegation from the
Major G. A. Angel Post, q. A. r., also
was present. Mr.. Green attended the q.
A. r. Encampment, at Washington, and
came home feeling quite sick.
-Hunterdon county was represented in
the meeting of Democratic Clubs at Cam
den, Tuesday OF last week by the South
Delaware Democratic Club, Stockton;
Cleveland and Stevenson Club, Ringoes;
Cleveland and Stevenson Democratic Club,
Pennington. w. A. Cotter, Of Fleming
ton, was chosen as the delegate from the
Fourth District to attend the convention
of the National Society in New York,
which met yesterday. Oh. Blackwell, of
Ringoes, was elected Vice President OF
the State Society for Hunterdon county.
ALI the novelties in Pipes, Tobacco,
etc., at KLrNE's Segar Store, Bridge street,
corner Of Commerce. jy6