The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1894-11-07
81 told YOU so. Us. B. B.

OF large lOI OI cDrJsautnemums.
There will not be any attempted Sem
ate-stealing In New Jersey next Winter.
Republicans, 16,-Democrats, 5.
-Epworth League prayer meeting
Sunday at 6 so P. M, led by Miss Carrie
Crook. Topic The Holy Spirit"
Patrick Malone lost horse on Mon
day, that he had recently purchased.
Spinal meningitis was the cause of death.
Asa Smith has moved from Stockton
to Pennington, being employed In the foun
dry there.
Vice Chancellor Van Fleet, who has
been seriously i'll, is now thought to be out
of danger-much to the relief of his many
friends all over the State.
-Phunny Phellows in pleasant parlor
pastimes and phaucy pheatures, by home
talent, at Holcombe Hall, Wednesday ev-
ening, November 2lst, 1894.
The Presidents proclamation desig-
mating Thursday, November goth, as a
day of Thanksgiving, has made its APP
pearaace.
Chrysan,hemum show to- morrow, Thurs
day) evening, at the Stryker Library
rooms.
Howard |. LaBar, who runs one of
the numerous block quarries near this
city, lost valuable horse by collie a few
days ago.
The semi-anuual district Sunday
School Association of the two Amwells
will be held at Wertsvllle on Thursday
evening, November 10Th.
-Gorton's MiDstrels, the old and popu-
lar troupe that has visited this city yearly
for ten or fifteen years, will be here again
on Saturday.
The Shackford Opera Company, bill
ed to appear at Holcombe Hall last Wed
nesday evening, failed to reach here.
Cause-stranded at Pennington.
"A district meeting of the Knights of
Pythias of District No. 10 will be held in
the Castle Hall of Lone Star Lodge, No.
16, in this city, on Wednesday evening,
the 14th inst.
The game OF foot ball between Prince
ton and Pennsylvania University teams
has been arranged to come of on the 10th
inst, upon the Interstate fair grounds at
Trenton. 1t will draw a big crowd.
William Dilts, of Sunnyside, in this
county, is 80 years old, but has been do
ing full days work husking corn this
season. He never uses husking peg,
and has often husked fifty bushels in a
day.
The rowdyism and excuses of Hal
low-e'en show that it is time that the Gus
tom of parading tho streets in grotesque
costumes should be broken up. 1t is
poor way to teach young people self
respect and modesty.
"A robbery occurred at Z=igler's Hotel
last Tuesday night, the room Of Mrs. En-
mis- having been robbed of about 5000
worth of jewelry, &c. VIM. Pouton,
the porter of the hotel, was arrested on
suspicion and was bound over 10 500
bail.
Capt. q. A. Slack has recently COM
peted fine large barn and wagon house
on his farm in West Amwell township,
Just below this city. 1t is built in the
most substantial manner, and the Captain
will have to make his farm Jump to
raise enough farm stuff to fill it,
Jos. Gorton, Jr., the Euphonum So
loist of Gorton's Ministries, can be heard
in one of his solos at every open air con-
cert given by Gorton's Gold Band. The
concert will take place Mt IL O'Clock, at
the corner of Union and Bridge streets,
on Saturday, November 10th. The UNI
formed Parade follows at 1890.
"A certain Hopewell township man,
who is opposed to free text books in the
schools, said the other day, in talking
about |. ]. Black we'll s. Sons cider works,
that they were just fixed for business, as
they had an alligator to carry the apples
from the grinder to the press. Comment
seems to be entirely unnecessary. Hope
weH Herald
&C. Ribsam & Sons, of Trerton, hold
their annual chrysanthemum show this
week. They have their adjoining store
filled from the front to the rear with fine
plants Of this grand Autumn flower, some
specimen flowers measuring six to eight
inches in diameter. They are arranged
in groups with palms and ferns to show
off their fine colors and tints.
Peter s. Parker & Son have secured
the contract for building handsome resi-
dence on Jefferson street, east OF George
street, for w. B. John. Work is now in
operation, and it is hoped to complete It
before the holidays. 1t will be frame
building and will show the skill OF this
firm not only as builders, but as archi-
tects.
Kline still has run on "Lambertvllie
Puffs"-a first class segar at low price.
Policeman Morse had quite task on
Monday afternoon while taking 1onn
Cleary to the lock up. Cleary was crazy.
drunk and resisted with all his might, and
some Of Cleary's cronies seemed TO mink
that others should not assist the ponce
man. These men should be taught wna'
the law is respecting interfering with an
officer. Cleary has been sober, we near
for some weeks, but was coaxea in'o
drinking again by some companions
Nice friends they are.