The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1895-11-13
WEDNESDAY. NOV. 10, 1895.

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combe Hall, Thanksgiving night, promis
es to be great attraction.
DR.. Mott will preach bis farewell ser
mon as pastor of the Pennington Presby
terrain Church on Sunday, oath inst.
"A Teachers Institute for this county
will be held at Remington on Monday
Tuesday and Wednesday of Thanksgiving
week.
Robert A. Montgomery, of this city,
has been awarded the contract for the ma
cadamizing of the Pennington and Hope.
well road.
Frank, young son of John B. Slack,
of Lambert street, in this city, while al
play on Sunday last, fell and broke his
left arm between the elbow and wrist.
Major G. A. Angel Post, No. 20, G.
A. r., of this city, will celebrate its sew
euteenth anniversary, at Post Headquar.
tiers, on Wednesday evening, goth inst.
Did you see Mr.. Shamaia's s'Licor.
ice" Window
-Ashbel Welch, formerly of this city,
has recently received the appointment as
General Manager of the Philadelphia Belt
Line r. r., with headquarters at Phila-
delphia.
The number of acres in Hunterdon
county, not including towns or building
lots, 259, 40S. The total value of real es-
tate is $15, 93s, $40; personal property
50, 1927, 453.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
has decided to discontinue the practice OF
carrying bicycles free as baggage, and
will charge for them fifteen cents each,
as excess baggage.
Since the resignation of DR.. Mott as
pastor of the Pennington Presbyterian
church over thirty ministers in various
parts of the country have expressed a
desire to become his successor.
Choice lot of fancy pipes, and plain,
at KLINE's segar store, Bridge street.
An exchange says that if COW gets
ehoked with an apple or potato, holding
up her head and breaking an egg in her
is recommended for horses under similar
circumstance.
Persons who need the services OF a
Notary Public will find Benz. II. Joiner
ready for business. Will give special at
tention to pension claims, do copying,
&c. Office at residence, corner of Church
and Franklin streets.
Magnolia Lodge, |. o. o. F., OF
Frenchtown, have appointed committee
to procure plans aud ascertain the cost of
erecting building suitable for lodge
room, with stores or Offices underneath,
on their lot adjoining the Union National
Bank builling.
"A. X. Smith, of Clinton, was found
mot guilty" Of incendiarism by the
Court of Quarter Sessions at Pennington.
1t was claimed he set fire to bis hardware
store iu Clinton for the purpose of obtain
ing insurance. Tue jury was out nearly
twenty f ur hours.
If you are in want of frst-class ar
tcle ia either Coal or Wood, be sure and
see Larson & Marjarum before placing
your orders.
The new law passed last Winter in
reference to trcspassing is severe one.
All hunters and fishermen should read it.
1t provides fine OF ten dollars after a
trespass notice is put up. The lrespasser
may be arrested by The land owner with
out warrant or process.
The residence of George O'Daniel,
on Main street, near Coryell, is under
going extensive repairs-a frame addition
in the rear, porch running along the en-.
tire front, bay window in front of the
second story, &c. The work is being
done by Peter S. Parker & Son.
"A country newspaper is not a bank
ing institution for the purpose of lending
out small sums Of money for several years
without interest. Publishers of country
newspapers need their money the same as
other business men do theirs, aud no sub
scriber should allow himself to get more
than year in arrears at any time.
The small coal cars (''four wheelers''
used by the Pennsylvania Railroad on the
Belvidere division for many years have
been sold to number of Southern com.
panies, the Lehigh Valley aud Central
companies having refused TO receive
them any more, owing to the danger Of
their being crushed between the larger
and stronger 'gondolas and hoppers,
nov so much used.
The Grand Depot for Coats and
Capes. See our ad. r. II. VAN HORN &
Son.
One of the most novel and unique
entertainments ever given 10 Lambert
vile will be given in Hocombe Hal
Thanksgiving evening, and the evening
following, for the benefit of the Epworti
League. 1t is known as "The Business
Mems Carnival. This entertainment wal
given IN Pennington on the 2sth and 29tl
of May last, at which time the hall wa
crowded both nights.
The free flow of whiskey in the lowe
part of this city results in good deal o
disorder and in an occasional attempt t
shoot some one. Last Saturday night
fight took place in which colored mai
shot al white man. No arrests. Ii gu
authorities allow this thing to go on, en-
tirely unnoticed by them, we may lool
out for somebody 10 be killed sooner o
later. The fact that man carries con
cealed weapons is an urgent call for hi
arrest.
During the recent term OF the Hun
t. ha m