The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1894-09-26

teller is spending few days in this town
and has customers.
Stewart Hummel, of High Bridge,
shot a crane one day recently, which
measured six feet two inches from tip to
tip ADD was over five feet high.
The vote at the election recently held
at Sergeantsville resulted in majority
against the appropriation for free books
for the public schools.
Time now for the dazzling tints of
Autumn. They will be seen on bonneis
and hats at The Peoples Store on Sat
urday.
-"Peck's Bad Boy Va funny dra.
matte entertainment by a good company
will be at Holcombe Hall, Wednesday
evening of next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Naylor, living
on Ferry street in this city, celebrated
their thirtieth anniversary on Monday ev-
Going last and pleasant time was had
-Epworth Prayer Meeting Sunday at
$50 p. NJ. In the NJ. E. Church, led by
Miss Ollie Phillips. Topic The Ten
Virgins Wisdom and folly personlfici."
Matt. %, lib.
Geo. w. Arnett is building six brick
houses on Union street, above 3 m. The
foundations are up, and the superstruc
lures will be completed before cold wealth
er sets in.
The Rev. VIM. Hollinshed, pastor
of the Presbyterian church at Sparta, N.
j., preached an excellent sermon in the
NJ. E. church of this city, last Sunday
evening.
Rev. Frank S. Dobbins, District Sec
rotary of the Baptist Missionary Uuion,
will preach 10 the Baptist Church of this
city, next Sunday. MIR. Dobbins is fine
speaker and Will interest all who attend.
While playing about the house one
day last week, small son Of Robert Riar-
don, of High Bridge, fell down flight
of stairs. breaking enc of the bones his
right leg above the knee.
The plant of the Lambertvlle Eec-
trio Light, Heat and Power Co. has been
sold at private sale by Z. II. Sollday,
Receiver, to d. Stuart Robinson, OF
Philadelphia, for $40, 05O, clear of ncum-
branccs.
nr af EinnninU
preached two able sermons in the Presby
teiian church of this city, last Sunday.
He recently celebrated the twenty-tifth
anniversary of his pastorate at Fleming
ton, and is still full of vigor and work.
Fall and Winter styles of stiff and
soft hats just received at John r. Trewin
& Co.'s Call and see them.
-Russel McCloughan, of sst Amwell
townsh ip, met with painful injury the
other day. While holding horse by the
halter, the animal suddenly jumped and
the thumb of his left hand, becoming en-
tangled in strap, was partly torn off
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Roberts, OF
this city, celebrated their golden wedding
anniversary on the 18th inst. They are
among our most respected people, and
their many friends wish them many more
years OF happy married life.
The Rev. William IIollinshcd, of
Sparta, N. j., and sister MIS- Wesley
String, of Camden, N. j., are visiting
their sisters, Mrs. w. Wayne Robinson,
and Mrs. Harry F. Armstrong, of this
city.
"A delegation from Tuscarora Tribe,
No. IL, Imp'd o. of r. NJ, Of this city,
paid fraternal visit to Sciota Tribe, No.
2l4, of Doylestown, on last Thursday
evening. An enjoyable time was spent
and the visitors returned in the wee sma'
hours " of the morning.
A. g. Gandey, of the First Ward
W. F. Hayhurst aud Clark Pierson, OF
the Second Ward, and E. II. Holcombe,
w. Fl. Wilmot aud David Wilson, OF the
Third Ward we're the delegates chosen to
hlbe0u tue ftu OOubfSoSioHoi
at Morristown last week.
Rev. James A. McFaul. OF St. Mary's
Cathedral, Trenton, has received word Of
his appointment to the Bishepric of the
Catholic Diocese of Trenton, TO succeed
the late Bishop O'Farrell, under whom he
was vicar general. Father McFaul is at
present the administrator of the diocese.
"A COW belonging to NJ. j. German,
who lives east of this city, was cut in the
stomach so badly on Friday night last,
as to make ii necessary to kill her. 1t is
to be hoped that the dastardly offender
may be discovered and properly punish
ed.
Rev. Llewellyn s. Fulmer, pastor OF
the Presbyterian Church of Arlington,
Pa, will preach in the Presbyterian
church of this city, next Sunday. He is
a son OF our former townsman, E. D. Full
mer, and many will remember him as
boy when living here.
On the poster announcing the final
game Of base ball in Flemington-in which
would-be Congressman Ramsey gives
vent to many witticisms, stating that no
"Lambertville rooters" will be present,
&C., he fails TO announce one i'm
portant item, which we take the privilege
OF adding to the numerous attractions,
namely The Pennington club agrees not
to leave the field In the third inning, as
they did at Somerville.
Rubber stamps, best made, wax seals,
seal presses, steel stamps, burning brands
aud stencils. Write for price list, W. L.
Thornton, Lambertville, N. ]. 20 II.
The specially.selected segars and to-
baccos sold by ]. B. Kline are noted for