The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1895-01-23

DIR. and Mrs. p. II. Hartwell, of
West Amwell township, have been quite
sick with the grip. Mrs. Hartwell is
dangerously i'll and with little signs of i'm
provement. Mr.. Hartwell is improving.
The Excise Board have made COM
plants before Justice Lyman of the viola
tions of the Excise ordinances by five of
our hotel keepers. The first case, that of
Geo. W. Williamson, will be tried to
morrow (TLursday) morning. Other
cases are set down for Friday and Mon
day.
Farmers are unanimously opposed to
any game or fish laws that give city
sportsmen and pot-hunters more privi-
leges than they enjoy. 1t is exceedingly
aggravating to preserve flock of quail
or lot of rabbits on your own land and
then have some fellows with dog and gun
drive them away and kill them at will.
But this is done at the opening of every
cunning season hereabouts.
The annual meeting of the New Jer-
sey Fruit Exchange was held recently at
the Court House in Pennington. The fol-
lowing directors were elected: John 7.
Cox, John Barton, Vanderveer Higgins,
Uriah Sutton, V. r. Mathews, A. s.
Eckel, ]. w. Young, ]. w. Duckworth,
George Hoffman, s. D. Shively, Morris
Maxwell, H. F. Bodine and Isaac Case.
For coughs and colds, Seneka Balsam.
-Lambertville appears to be the victim
of some lying reporters for the New York
and Philadelphia dailies. kilograms are
sent out from Flemingten and elsewhere
giving supposed news from our city that
are grossly exaggerated and totally false.
The last lie is that there are two hundred
cases of grip here and the doctors are at
their wits end TO combat it. There are
probably twelve or fifteen cases OF mild
character.
The following officers have been elect
ed by Kingwood Grange, Patrons OF Hus
bandry, for the ensuing year: W. M,
T. w. Sutton; w. o., ID. d. Hawk; W.
L., S. Butler; W. s, j. II. Kerr; W. A.
s., F. Snyder; W. G., ]. W. Lequear;
w. G. K, E. Geary; Secretary, A. But
Ter; Treasurer, A. W. Vandolah; W. F.,
Mary E Heath; w. F., Mary A. Hawk;
W. c., Martha ]. Huffman; w. L. A. s.,
Mary j. Kerr.
Evening Star Castle, No. Is, A. o.
X. of M. g, of this city, was visited at
It's stated meeting last Thursday evening
by s. K p. c. Mcintyre and Hank, OF
Harmony Castle, No. IL, and Select Re-
cording and Corresponding Scribe Garret
L. Peer, all OF Frenchtown, and an enjoy.
able evening was had. After the regular
session of the Castle District meeting
was held, presided over by Select Com
mander Harry s. Kroesen, when degrees
were conferred on all past officers who
were entitled to the same.
Patent Medicines, dollar size at 75c.
500. size at 400. 2sc. size at zoe. If you
get it at Shamalia's.
The countrymen of Robert Burns
who live in this city intend celebrating
his birthday by a concert aud ball on Fri
day evening of this week, at Gymnasium
Hall. A number of Scotch songs will be
sung and an address on Burns delivered
by A. P. Kerr, Esq, Principal OF our
public schools. The program also In
cludes some recitations. Supper will be
served at Stockton's restaurant. The
program is good one and we have no
doubt that the occasion will be very
pleasant one. There are over eighty
Scotchmen living in our city and vicinity
and all of them are taking hearty inter-
est in this celebration.