The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1893-10-04

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--Ex-Sheriff Thatcher has had about
5000 baskets of peaches picked off his
farm SO far, and expects TO gather as
many more,
Rev. Geo. II. Gardner, OF South Rv
er, N. j., will preach in the Baptist
Church of this city, next Sunday morning
and evening.
Holland townships, dog tax has been
fixed at IS head, the high rate being
caused by the number of sheep recently
killed by them.
-Auctioneer Riley has sold over 3d.
600 baskets of peaches at the exchange
at Pittstown at an average of little over
30 cents per basket.
If the hair is falling out or turning
gray, requiring a stimulant with nourish-
ing and coloring food, Halls Vegetable
Sicilian Hair Remover is just the specific.
e. B. Sterling, of Trenton, has sold
to II. E. beats, of Flemington,a complete
set OF portraits of Washington. numbering
over /, 300, for 81, $50 Many OF the por
traits are very rare and cannot be dupli
Gated.
Dogs got into three or four fiocks of
sheep on Monday night, of last week,
at Mount Pleasant, and killed number
of them. The appraisement was $50.
David Wean's and George Sewers flocks
suffered most severely.
"A delegation of Wachusett Tribe No.
100, Imp. o. Of II. N. of Stockton, paid
9 tra.esnal visit TO Tnscarors Tribe, No.
IL, on last Monday evening Although
no scalps were taken, an enjoyable even
ing was spent in 'fong talks
The commission house of John Stout, of
New York, has failed. Mr.. s. had
large share OF the trade of Hunterdon
county producers, and was trusted and
liked by all who dealt with him and we
we learn that many will lose by his fail
ure.
Two bad accidents occurred last Thurs
day at the Inter State Fair at Trenton
The high-rope walker Calvcrley, fell and
so injured himself as to make his recov-
err doubtful, and boy who rode in one
of the running races fell off and was SER
iously injured.
"A Leavy blast at winnings Pralls.
vile qusrries, last evening, knocked
down the boiler house at the quarry,
threw over a derrick and landed large
rock on the railroad track, knocked the
track out of place aud delayed the 5:G4
up train few minutes.
The first lecture in the University
Extension course will be given ia the lee.
ture room Of the Methodist church 10
New Hope. The lectures entitled ga
Series Of Foot Notes to the Newspaper,
will be given by DR.. Robert Ellis Thomp.
son OF the University OF Pa.
The Church Choral Union will hold
lis meeting next Wednesday evening in
Thatcher's Hall, Church street. All per-
sons who wish TO avail themselves of
Prof. Lessons excellent instructions,
should join the class on the above-named
evening. Tickets may be had at Titus
book store.
There can be NJ health for either
mind or body SO long as the blood is vitiat-
ed. Cleanse the vital current from I'M
purities by the use of Ayers Sarsararlla.
This medicine recruits the wasted energies,
strengthens the nerves, and restores health
toIthe debilitsted system.
The streets of our city were lighted
by electricity for the first time on Monday
night. 1t is very evident that there are
not enough lights to do the work prop
erly, some parts of the town being in
darkness. We learn that the committee
on lamps and gas have the subject under
consideration and will present some plan
at the adjourned meeting OF council next
Tuesday evening.
WIN. Schwalb, of Philadelphia, piano
and organ maker and rcpairer, can be en-
gagged by residents of Lambertvillc and vi
entity to repair and tune their instruments.
Refers to two organs tuned and repaired
in the Baptist Church, of Lsmbertville,
organ of NJ. E. Church, New Hope, and
to several pianos, sc. tuned and repaired
in the vicinity, Orders may be left al
THE RECORD office.
john w. Trimmer, Of this city, was