The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1894-03-07

For Sale--a Demas scroll saw and
turning lathe csmbined-suitable for an
amateur. Apply at THE RECORD office.
AT the special meetings which closed
recently in the NJ. E. Church OF this city,
twenty.six persons protested conversion.
The extra meetings at Sandy Ridge,
conducted by Rev. Charles Mott, CT Phil
adelphia, have closed. Seven persons
professed conversion.
The Newark Daily Advertiser pub
lished one day last week frirly-good
portrait of Past Grand Chancellor of the
K. of p, w. F. Hayhurst, of this city.
--Chas. Titus, of Sandy Ridge, will
move to the farm of late P. N. Todd,
now occupied by E. M. Wilson, who
moves to his recently purchased farm at
Oak Dale.
IT. Fl. Stout, of Oak Dale, has dis
posed of his contract to carry the U. s.
mail from Stockton to Pennington, TO
John Reading, who began TO carry it on
the LIST, inst.
The death of George A. Capner,
son of the late Hugh Capner of Fleming
ton, occurred at Vineland, this State, on
Wednesday last. He had long been in
feeble health.
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 be drops the sale at once.
lit don't do any good to advertise,
but mention in THE RECORD that there
was water power enough running to waste
at Wells Falls to light our streets and do
eur manufacturing, led TO the reception
by the editor Of letters from two eompan-
les nquiring about the subject.
Richard Bloom, an old resident of
Alexandria township, died on Wednesday
last, Mr.. Bloom was Justice of the
Peace, and was highly respected by his
neighbors. He was the father Of Rev.
Fred Bloom, of the Newark M. E. Con-
ference, and brother to II. w. Bloom,
of Frenchtown.
Mrs. Charity Buchanan died at the
residence of her niece, at Sand Brook, on
last Monday. Her death was very sud
den, scarcely ten minutes elapsing from the
time she was taken before she was dead.
She was daughter Of Joseph West, of
Locktown, and widow Of the late Samuel
Buchanan.
The DoylestoaOn Democrat says:
"People who have expressed doubts about
our new borough bends commanding
premium will undoubtedly find they are
mistaken. A Philadelphia firm has taken
the SAC, 900 per cent. bonds issued by
scbuykill County at premium of 81. 80
on the $1,000"
MIR. Geo. F. Van Horn formerly of
this city,) was in town on Tuesday. He
and his brother Frank are in the dry
goods business at Jeanette, Pa, town
of about six thousand inhabitants, the
site of which was farm land a little over
four years age. The largest plate glass
mandatory in this country is located
there, employing nearly two thousand
hands. Jeanette is 20 miles east OF Pitts
burg, on the Penna. r. r.
Daniel II. Sharp, former postmaster
of Stockton. died at his daughters resi-
depce 10 Trenton, ON the 9th ult. "Uncle
Dan," as he was always called, was born
and until about year ago lived in Della
ware township, and was esteemed by all
who knew him. He was seventy-slx
years of age. His funeral took place in
the Stockton Baptist church on Saturday
last. Rev. Mr.. Craig, of Trenton, ofiici-
aling. Interment in the Sandy Ridge
cemetery.
The four weeks revival meeting,
which has been well conducted by Dr.
saeebeer in the Pennington Baptist
Church, resulted in the professed CONVEX
sion OF forty-one persons. The effort to
reclaim others has not been abandoned.
Meetings are being held on Wednesday
and Friday nights, as has been the Gus
tom in that Church for years past, only
for the present these meetings will be con-
Quoted on the evangelistic plan. Hun
terdon Democrat.
1t will be remembered that the con-
tested will case of George A. Rea, deceas-
ed. of Pennington, was appealed from the
decision of the Chancellor and taken be-
fore the Court OF Errers and Appeals.
Or Monday a week that Court met at
Trenton. and decision was rendered sus-
tanning the Chancelor's decision, which
wasi in favor OF sustaining the will. The
court was unanimous in this decision.
The Executors named in the will. A.
Fluck and Jacob II. Wert-will now pro-
coed with The settlement Of the estate IL
occo,dance with its provisions.
p.a,,, the fell destroyer, is fast thin
,na ranks Of the G.. A. r. men. Ac-
cardins To the statistics, Inc Gea.n Io''
for The pas. year in the United states CO. ~ nno
nearly an army corps, which means nea lo,U ~
men. New Jersey lost over z'o men "
death last year.