The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1894-05-02

Attention is called to the advertise.
ment of Randall's sale OF carriages al
Hopewell, N. j., on the 18th inst.
An unknown disease attacked the
swine of A. A. Burroughs, at Mt. Airy,
some weeks ago, and several have died
with it.
-ssIn Old Vienna is the title of Mr..
Ion Arnold's latest successful song. II is
a beautiful composition, and is reruted a
great hit.
Mrs. Emeline Barber has sold her
house on Union street, adjoining the resi-
deBes of George ~ Holcombe, to Edward
H. Holcombe.
The church organ formerly used by
st. Johns Church, of this city, has been
disposed of TO a colored congregation in
Washington, D. c.
Joseph d. Wilson, of Rosemont,
hatched last week in his incubators, from
two thousand eggs, fifteen hundred and
fifty.three little chickens.
An additional number of hands have
been added to the force of employees OF
the Lambertvile Rubber Co., to meet the
demands of increasing business.
Prof. Bolton will give a free lecture
at the Belemont House, on Wednesday
evening, May 9th. on educating horses,
scientific shoeing, &c. See adv.
-Eatly in June the Pennington Pres.
byterian Church will celebrate its centen.
NAL anniversary. DR.. Mott will also
preach bis quarter century sermon.
Ranch Cole, sou of Policeman Cole,
employed at the Lambertville Rubber Co. $
mills, received severe injuries by being
caught ia the machinery on Tuesday.
-Epworlh prayer meeting in the NJ. E.
Church next Sunday, at $50 p. M led
by Mrs. Geo. NJ Shamalia. Subject
"The Excellency of Gods Law. "-Psalm
xix
-oHc VI TIC iutu eusdBCu III nouhp5
stone blocks from the quarries to the
railroad station 10 this city, informs us
that at the present time there are fifty-two
teams engaged in this work.
Division No. g. A. o. H OF this
city, have presented handsome American
flag to st. Johns school and the same will
be placed on the building on Memorial
day with appropriate ceremonies.
The second organ recital and service
in Saint Andrews Church will be given
tomorrow Thursday evening, at 7:3o.
A well selected programme OF pieces for
organ and wind instruments, anthems and
vocal duets.
AT Peters & Smiths fishery, on Hol
combe leland, last Monday afternoon, 1872
shad were caught at one haul, 1l8 of them
being large ones. This is said to be the
largest haul made 10 this section during
the past three years.
The Board of Assessors of Hunterdon
county will meet at the Court House, in
Flemington, on Wednesday. May 9th, at
II o'clock, A. M. All members are re.
quested to be present. 1t is very impor-
tant that they do so.
A number of young ladies and gen.
temen conre cted with St. Johns Church,
of this city, have been rehearsiug the
beautiful Irish drama, shamrock and
Rose" and expect to be able TO present
the same about Memorial day.
John B. CONNIE, of this city, who re-
moved temporarily TO Ocean Grove two
or three weeks ago, for the benefit of his
health, died there yesterday. His funeral
will take place from the M. E. Church in
this city on Friday, at / A. M.
The ''City Market" on Main street,
near Curyell, is undergoing repairs and
will be opened the last part OF this week
by George w. Udy. Mr.. Udy has had
many years experience in handling fruits,
vegetables, &C., and we predict for him
a successful trade.
Next Sunday morning a Jubilee
service will be held in the Baptist Church
of this city, on which occasion about forty
persons will receive "the right hand of
fellowship and three will be baptized.
There will be special music and special
sermon. Everybody is invited to attend.
The first female Notary Public our
county has to greet is Miss Mary r. Gray,
of Pennington, who for snme time past
has been acting as typewriter in the law
Office of ex-Judge r. s. Kuhl. Miss Gray
was made a Notary by Governor Werts
last week under the new law.
"A 'commonweal army of snakes
camped in the sun near spring at Glen
Gardner one day last week, and they
were seen by Harry Mowrey. He there.
upon got bis gun and fired both barrels
into the squad, killing thirty Of them on
the spot. This Is Hunterdon Democrat
snake story.
1t is reported that James w. Hawk,
formerly Stale Veterinary Surgeon, is IL
a critical condition at his home, in New
ark, from the effect OF injuries received
from vicious horse belonging 10 Balan-
tine & Son, of that plnce. DIR. Hawk is
a native of Klngwoed township, in this
county.
e. A. Opkycke, the famous French.
town drover, held another sale on Satur-
day, when auciioneer Riley cut loose lf
Western horses at an average OF $l44. 90
per head. With 9 native horses sold al
the same sale the number disposed of was
20, and the average on the whole lot was
$ls3.S4.
W. haya eomethino entirely mean iu