The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1893-12-06
CHAs. a. SLACK. P. NJ

Mr.. William II. Gandey has built a
new barn in the rear Of his mill property
on Main street.
Navigation on the Delaware and Rar-
tan Canal will close on Wednesday morn
ing, December 20lh.
Miss Addie Bacon and mother, OF
Philadelphia, are visiting at Mr.. Lambert
Sergeant's, on Union Street.
MIR. James Sweeney is repairing his
pavement in front of his property on
North Main street, First ward.
"A mission under the direction of the
Jesuit order, is now in, progress at ~.
Johns r. c. Church In this city.
F. A. Rice, o: Pennington Lodge,
No. %, l. o. o. F. has been appointed
District Deputy for Hunterdon county.
Elections for Grand Lodge officers
will be held by all X. Of P. Lodges in this
state at their first meeting in December.
"A great variety II Christmas Tree
Tlimmings,-new bt aulies, at T. b. Nay.
lor's, Coryell st.
Most of the incandescent lights con-
tracted for by the city have been placed
in position and are lighted each evening.
-Freeholder Jas. II. Callen, of the
First Ward, is engaged in repairing and
lighting the iron bridges in the First Ward
The c. f. Fisher farm, at Rocktown.
was sold on Thursday week to Dr.
Frank W. Larisnn, of this city, at S33 per
acre.
Repairs have been made TO the side
walk fronting the residence OF Thos. H.
Hunt. at the corner Of Main and Bridge
streets.
Andrew ]. McClnton, residing on
Ferry Street, 10 this city, is confined to
his residence, suffering from an attack OF
la grippe.
Contractor Geo. w. Arnett is at pre-
seut rcmodeling the Schenck property on
Perry street in this city, purchased by
him a few months ago.
-Rt. Rev. Bishop O'Farrel, OF the do
cese of Trenton, will administer the sacra
ment of confirmation at st. Johns X. Z.
church on Sunday, Dec. l7lh.
Edward Slack, of Frenchtown, was
severely injured one day last week, by
being struck on the back OF the head by
n stone thrown from slingshot
Elmer Heinz, employed as fireman
ON the Lehigh Valley r. r., and residing
at Jersey City. has been visiting his pa
rents in this city during the past few
days.
MIR. John Phillips, in the employ OF
the p. r. r. Co., while coupling cars on
Thursday last, had his right foot very
badly mashed by being caught in the
bumpers.
The specially selected segars aud to
baccos sold by J. b. Kline arc noted for
their excellent favor and good smoking
qualities.
Mr.. James Hammond, machine ten
der In the Lamberlville Paper Co.'s mill,
on Saturday last had the fingers OF his
right hand very badly mashed by being
caught in the calenders.
Three snow falls before the 22d OF
November is doing pretty well for TINS
latitude. But this is only triiing intro
duc,ory to what we may expect later, il
the weather prophets don't miss it.
60 to T. B. MAYORS, Coryell st an
look at Games and learn prices before you
by.
-Auctioneer Riley, on Tuesday, the
2is, ult., sold the John Hoff homestead
farm near Baptsttown TO Joseph Hoff, OF
Everittstowu, at $47.75 per acre. There
are l25 acres in the farm, some 10 acres
being fine timber land.
The Phillipsburg Democrat OF last
week published protrait and biographical
sketch of ex-senator Jas. E. Moon, OF
Warren county, formerly of this city. Mr..
Moon is one of the most popular citizens
OF Warren county, and takes an active
part in all public questions.
Mr.. F. A. Dalrymple, Of Holland
Township, and Mr.. c. w. Gano, Town.
ship Collector of Union, are candidates
for Deputy under the future Democratic
Collector OF Internal Revenue; and
both are sterling and active Democrats
with excellent qualifications for the Of
ace. Each has strong support from in-
auen,ial Democrats Of the county. Gin
ton Dem.
M. F. Berger, of Raven Rock, is the
owner OF an old copper campaign badge
about the size of an old-fashioned half
cent. which is a reminder OF the stirring
,,mes OF 40. On the diverse side OF the
co;, 10 head OF General William Henry
Harrison, surrounded by this inscription |;
.Mai. Gen. w. Fl. Harrison, born Feb
,uary Q, 177s.n On the reverse side is
representa,ion of log cabin, with bar
rel OF cider rolled up against one side.
Here Is the inscription: "The Peoples
Choice In the year 1s4o."