The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1893-11-08
.Forman Hawk, of Milford, has cal

-Forman Hawk, of Milford, has a calf
with two tails.
The whole number of registered vot-
ers 10 Frenchtown is 300.
Repairs are being made at the resi-
dence Of Samuel Case, on s. Main street.
The Water Company are placing
fire plug near the Union engine house on
Church street.
-Chrysantbemum exhibition at Stryker
Library rooms, Saturday afternoon and
evening of this week. Go.
Revival services are being held In the
Klngwood NJ. E. church. conducted by
ths pastor, Rev. r. F. Bayliss.
The ladies of the K G. E., will hold
the 18th, 10th and 10th of December
next.
Van Sewers Band rendered sere-
made on Monday evening last to council
man Thos. Callan and wife, at their home
on s. Main street.
MIR. George Price, residing on s.
Main ST., in this city, who has been suffer
ing from an attack OF malarial fever, is
slowly recovering.
The Remington Bicycle Club has
Toh Of 80 ,,,st
handsome silver badge, as champion
bicycle rider of Hunterdon county.
MIR. John b. Fisher, a prominent
farmer of Delaware township, died at his
home near Scrgeantsyille, on Sunday
morning last, of Bright's disease.
The sale of seats that took place re-
Gently in st. Johns Church, realized
twenty. fve cents to twenty-five dollars.
NO one in ordinary health need be.
come bald or gray, If he will follow sensible
treatment. We advise cleanliness of the
scalp aud the use OF Halls Hair Remover.
Rev. Mr.. Mott, OF Philadelphia, has
been preaching in the Stockton and San
dy Ridge Baptist churches, and the con-
gregations OF both churches are very much
impressed with him.
MIR. Edward A. Gregg has opened
cash grocery In Cochran's Building, in the
store lately occupied by BARS barber
shop and has fine stock of groceries and
provisions Call and see him.
"A "Service OF Song" will be held in
the Baptist Church in this city, next Sun
day evening. Ia addition to singing by
the congregation, some solos, ETC., will be
given, and addresses by laymep
II. B. Kline, the Bridge street tobac-
conist, makes special efforts to carefully
select his different tobaccos, segars, &c.
When any goods fails to give satisfaction
to his customers he drops the sale at once.
Mr.. Nicholas Coombs, employed in the
shop Of Mr.. Thos. Coombs, met with quite
a serious accident on Thursday last. While
in the act of moving large cog wheel, 1t
fell on his right hand, ;acersting it very
badly.
President Cleveland last Friday after
noon issued proclamation recommend
ing Thursday, November 80, as day OF
Thanksgiving. About the time the pro-
clamatiou was Issued Congress adjourned,
which was an additional cause for thanks
giving.
"A young man from the Second Ward,
10 taking run on Monday last, while cross
ing the raceway OF the Water Power, took
header and plunged into the race. With
little assistance he was helped out. but
1t required soma fishing TO find the bicycle.
Be careful next time, Harry.
-Parlor Heater for sale. 81 North
Main st.
The town OF Hopewell, Mercer county,
appears to be one OF the most entcrprising
in the State. Lately several Industries
have located there, adding largely to the
population of the place and to the business
of the tradesmen, and now strong move
ment is on foot to have pottery locate in
the town.
Last Tuesday oseph Birch, OF Pitts
town, met with very serious accident
while 10 bennington. The Hunterdon
Democrat says he had purchased at one
OF the drug stores quantity OF nitric acid.
and 10 the attempt to mix 1t with some
thing else, the solution forced the cork
out OF the bottle and the fiery stuff flew
into Mr.. Brch's face, burning 1t very pain
fully, but fortunately not injuring his
eyes.
"A fine lot OF Chrysanthemums for
sale at Clevenger's garden. Friends call
and see. vt
"A dog belonging TO groceryman
George Webster, of Pennington, went mad
early Sunday morning, and finding Isaac
Smith, Of Stanton, upon the street,
promptly bit him in one OF bis 6ngers.
He also bi, the handsome little pug dog
belonging TO Miss Blanche Lake-daugh-
ter OF the Sheriff. The dog then went
towards its home, where 1t was dispatched
by VIM. G. Jones. -Hunterdon Demo
crat