The Lambertville record., 1894-11-21

'NS H''C'h ahto fhhOO 'h uA'fub6As
-Oongressmau elect M4hlon Pitney has
plurality of 4O4 in the district.
The Lumberville Delaware Bridge
pays dividend of five per cent for the
past year.
AT a meeting held in Pennington re-
Gently, it was decided to light the town
with electricity.
John Meyer, of Freuchtown,is is the boss
hunter of ns section. The first three days
of the season he bagged 3S rabbits.
Jonathan Hartpence, of Pennington,
has been granted an increase of pension,
and will receive IS per month hereafter
The house and lot of the late Stephen
B. Hill, on Mine street, Pennington, has
been purchased by George F. Green for
$500.
Several trainmen have been discharg
ed from the Lehigh Valley road fer steal
ing turnips frcm farmer near Pennington
Junction.
-Lambertyille Council, No. 81, Junior
Order of American Mechanics, will attend
service ct the Baptist Church next Sun
day evening.
Morris May, the Trenton jeweler is
going out of business. He offers some
remarkable bargains in an advertisement
in this issue.
The ladies of Croton are renovating
the parsonage of the Baptist Church and
preparing for the new Incumbent, Rev. j.
L. Haslie.
-Epworth prayer meeting at the NJ. e
Church next Sunday, at $50 P. M, led
by Miss Eva Kugler. 1oplc-" Conver.
sion and Converts.
The Hunlerdon County Teachers In
stiiute will be held in Fleminglon next
week, and cous, quently all the public
schools in tue couuly will be closed.
The session of Grand Eucampment
of Palriarchs was held in Trenton yester-
day, aud the session of the Grand Lodge
of Old Fellows is being held to-day
The twentieth annual meeting Of the
New jersey Sanitary Association will he
held at the State House, Trenton. on
Friday and Saturday, December 7th and
9Th.
Company G, of this city, will be t.
specled Tonight at its armory, Holcomhe
Hall, by Col. Murphy. At the close a
supper will be partaken Of at the LAM
bertville House.
Mr.. Richard B. Reading, of Raven
Rock, has purchased the residence Of
Mrs. Gershom Lambert. corner of Jeffer
son and George streets, in This city, aud
expects TO occupy ii in n short time.
The Presbyleriab, Methodist and Bap,
tist Churches of this city will hold union
thanksgiving service on the morning OF
the 29h, at the Baptist Church-to hegin
at 1890. Sermon by Rev. j. II. Mickle,
of the M. L. Church.
j. 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
--Miss Mabel Wagnalls, who will assist
Mss Robbins 10 her concert next Monday
evening, in this city, is an author as well
as pianist. A story written by her, enti-
tied "Miserere," is nighly praised by the
leading literary critics and by noted au-
thors and scholars.
"A large number of rabbits were kill
ed in this vicinity on Monday week.
Oae party of five came in with 49, party
of three killed % and other parties less
numbers, which altogether must have
reached several hundred. .-Ffenchtoion
Independent.
Now that Holcombe Hall is in as
good shape as it is possible for the present
management TO put ii, there remains for
the proprietor to make one very important
addition which has been delayed a long
while, and that is fire escapes. Comment
is unnecessary.
The residence of Freeholder Vuser,
of Bethlehem township, was breken into
by parties unknown one night week
ago but ne plumber WAS found by them
Therefore, they took nothing away, 50
far as can be ascertained, and contented
the nselves by merely chucking things
topsy-tLrvy.
People should lock out for bogus
goods peddlers, who go from house to
house professing TO offer their stock at
extremely low prices. gentleman who
is iu lge goods tells us that some that
are being ffrrei 10 this city are not at all
what they are represented 10 be, and are
dear at any price.
The specially selected segars and to.
baccos sold by j. B. Kline are noted for
their excellent favor and good smoking
qualities.
The Trustees on FL lay night, closed
a contract with Mr.. Karr, of Hacketls
town, for lighting the streets OF Fleming
ton by electricity. He will set up plant
there and furnish AZ arc lights OF 1900
candle power, and Z incandescent lights
of 80 candle power, for the sum OF $4,000
per year. These are TO burn until IL o.
clock every night 10 the year-regardiess
of moonlight. The plant is to be COM
pleted and in working order by January
1st, 1896 In the opinion of our citizens
the Trustees have made first class con-
tract. We are now paying $500 per
year for street light service, and this
would have been increased to $4,000 per