The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1894-01-10
CHAS. A. SLACK, r. NJ
Misses Jennie and ststla Byrnss, o


Misses Jennie and Statia Byrnes, OF
Trenton, visited their parents in this city,
last week.
Hugh NJ. Sinclair. Of Frenchtown,
husked !, 400 shocks of corn in twenty
two days, last fall.
The place to buy nice meats Is at
Richards Market, No. "a n. Union ST.
-.Mra. Kate Flynn and daughter of Tren-
ton have been visiting friends in this city
during the past few days.
u. T. Thatcher has resigned his posi-
ton as Teller 10 the Hunterdon County
National Bark at Pennington
The Sandy Ridge Church people have
completed their new sheds, and are now
ceiling the church with boards.
Fall styles of Soft and Derby Hats at
John r. Trewin s. Cos.
MIR. Hundley, student in Grocer
Theological Seminary, will preach in the
Baptist Church next Sunday morning and
evening.
MIR. Frank Barley, of this city, is
one OF the door keepers of the House of
Assembly al Trenton. That is good
appointment.
-Misses Annie, Mary and Katie LAWN
and Mary Flynn, of Normal Hall, Treu
ton, N. j., visited their parents in this
city last week.
Barton Hoffman, of Copper Hill, has
purchased the hay press and feed mill at
Riugoes station, and will conduct the
business there.
The specially selected segars and TO
baccos sold by J. B. Kline are noted for
their excellent flavor and good smoking
qualities.
Charles Heitzman, of Milford, an old
war veteran, gets close TO $500 back pay
aud the governments promise of Sl2 per
month in the future.
Jacob Hip, of Glen Gardner, butch
cred hog that weighed 5S7 pounds, one
day last week lie also killed two spring
pigs that weighed TIC pounds.
A public installation OF officers OF
Franklin Castle, No. SO, X. Of G. F. OF
this city, took place last Friday evening,
and passed of in very credtable man
ner.
The X. of p. Rooms have been AR
tislcally painted and papered by MIR.
Hervey S. Holcombe, and is very cred
liable piece OF workmanship. All in want
of this line of work will do well to give
him call.
The farm Of the late Daniel II. An-
derson, deceased, containing rs acres and
located In Union township, was sold We'd
nesday week at executors sale for thir-
teen dollars an acre. VIM. Anderson was
the purchaser.
The twen,y-hrst annual meeting OF
tile New Jersey State Beard of Agricul-
ture will be held at the Stale House, 10
Trenton, tSupreme Court room,) Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday, January
10th, 18th and 18th, 1894
Lieut.. Purcell, U. $. N, formerly OF
Pennington, has been ordered by the Navy
Department to hold himself in readiness
for sea service. II is thought that he will
be assigned TO the Olympia, new war
ship, now at San Francisco.
We will send the Scientific Amer
can and THE RECORD, for one year, for
"a. The Scientific american Supple
gaeYst and THE RECORD for $3.50. The
Scientific american Architects and
Bidders Edition aud The RECORD, for
$3.50. All four papers, for $9.lO
Mrs. George B. Corson, wife OF the
former proprietor of the Milford Leader,
died on Saturday, after having been In
falling health for many months. She was
a daughter of the late Judah s. Barton,
formerly living near Pennington. The IN
terment In the Baptist cemetery in Flem-
iogton. Hunterdon Republican,
Mrs. Sallie Case, wife Of engineer
Joseph B. Case, OF Pennington, was taken
suddenly and seriously i'll day or two
before Christmas, and her sister-Mrs.
49,. Huffman of Sergeantsville-cam
10 assist 10 the Housekeeping for while.
A few mornings later. as Mrs. Huffman
was walking In the door-yard she slipped
mon some ice and fell, breaking one OF
her arms near the wrist. H't''teraon
Democrat.
Dennis Carkhuff, an old citizen 81
this county, died at the residence OF Wm.
r Stout. in Pennington, last Wednesday
n;oht. He was blacksmith by trade,
and some years ago carried on the busi-
ness in shop near the old Fair Grounds
La,erly his home was near Lamosrtvilie.
When sickness came upon him week or
more ago. Mr.. Stout brought him to MS
home here, where he might be properly
cared for, he having no family left. ne
was an honest old man, and kind hear1eu'
Kline still has a run on "LamDefIviiie
Pufrsp--a frat. class ssgar ats low pres