The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1895-09-18
EDITH WALKER,
North Union ST., near Elm.

North Union St., near Elm
The Firemen's Relief Association of
Remington has appointed Arthur Hughes,
Elmer Ham, John B. Case and Ii. B.
Green as delegates 10 the State Conven-
ton to be held at Bloomfield, on the 18th
inst.
In view OF the decision of the Su-
prcme Court, knocking out" the County
Judge act, Judges Chamberlin, Kugler
and Baker, looked very happy and con-
tented as they sat upon the bench at the
opening of Court yesterday. Hunter
don Republican.
M .laria and Cnills, Shamalia's
Fever and Ague Mixture will cure. No
cure no pay. SOC.
The Board of Freeholders have order
ed new single span iron bridge over the
Lackatong creek at Arnwine's Bridge, in
Kingwood township. The new bridge
will be considerably larger than the old
one, and will be Sc feet in length and a
clear way of 16 feet in width.
The rate of taxation in Lebanon
township this year will be 1890 per
thousand. This high rate is duo to the
fact that two special school taxes are to
be raised. The assessor reported over
200 dogs In the township. There will be
no tax on them this year.
Andrew Blackwell, of Ringoes, died
on last Wednesday morning at his home,
after long illness. The deceased was
well known in the lower part of the coun.
ty, being man of sterling character and
strict honesty. lie was about GO years
of age. He leaves sen, Oliver ]. Black
we'll, as sole survivor.
Patent Medicines, dollar size at Toe.
SOC. size at 40c. Csc. size at zoe. if you
get it at ShamaIia's.
--Haaeterlon Democrat: There was
q tremendous rush of peaches for ship
ment at New Germantown last Monday
night, string of wagons half a mile long
lining the road, waiting to be unloaded,
away after o'clock. There was not
enough cars at the station to hold the big
jag and the railroads officials had TO tele-
graph TO White House for more. Alto
gether z, 900 baskets were shipped from
New Germantown that night-although
the report has been that there were no
peaches in that neighborhood this season
"A Christian Endeavor Society was
organized Sunday evening, Sept. 9Th, at
the Croton Baptist Church. There was
large congregation to greet MIR. Austin
G. Apgar and Miss Helen s. Mallery, of
the Cherryville Baptist Church, who came
over to help organize the Society. After
addresses by MIR. Apgar and Miss Mallery,
Rev. James L. HASTE, Richard X. Ever
lit and Thomas B. Hampton gave short
addresses. Sixteen members signed the
constitution. Officers and members of
committees will be selected next Sunday
evening.
On Monday of last week Constable
Ramsey, armed with three warrants sworn
out by Fish Warden G. w. Durham, be-
fore Justice A. B. Kline, went to the
large paper mills on the Musconetcong
Creek, between Bloomsbury and Riegels-
vile, and arrested the Superintendent OF
each. Their names are Chas. Bidwell,
Henry Wardell and Edward Howard.
The warrants charges that lime, alum and
other deleterious and poisonous substance
es are allowed to run into the waters Of
the above creek in quantities destructive
of the life and disturbing the habits OF
fish inhabitng the same. The hearing in
these cases will take place on Wednesday
the 18th inst, at the Court House, at 10
A. NJ. Observation-Disclosures.