The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1895-09-04

frencntoWn, Hlgh Bridge, Hol-
land, / junction Borough, l. King
wood, l Lebanon, f; Lambertville-1st
Ward, /; I'd Ward, {; Sd Ward, 1
Raritan, 2; Readngton, q; Tewksbury,
/; Union, l West Amwell, /.
BY order of County Executive Commit
tee. JOHN T. cox, Chairman.
Choice lot of fancy pipes, and plain,
at KLLNE's scgar store, Bridge street.
Mrs. Emma Barber and Mrs. Elcnor
Pierson have returned home after few
weeks stay at Ocean Grove.
Rev. E. X. Smith, rector of 81. An
drew's Church, and daughter, have re-
turned home after two months vaca-
ton.
james Hammel OF this city, but hav-
ing charge of paper mill at Hartsvlle,
South Carolina, is home on visit for a
few days.
in your blood is the cause of that
tired, languid feeling. Hoods Sarsapa
rilIa makes rich, red blood and gives re-
newed vgor.
Mrs Anna Roberts and Mira. Sarah
Moon, of Morrisville, Pa, visited at VIM.
II. Moons, on York street, on Sunday
and Monday last.
Tho Hon, s. M. Yateman and wife,
of Washington, D. c., have been spending
several idays with DR.. and Mrs. Theo.
Balderston, of this city.
Patent Medicines, dollar size at Zoe.
SOC. size at 40c. 25c. size at zoe. if you
get it at ShamaIia's.
"A team belonging to Edward Daily,
living near High Bridge, ran away on
Monday of week before last. One of the
horses broke its leg and had to be killed.
Evening Star Castle, No. 10, A. o.
X. of NJ. c., was well represented at the
session of the Select Castle held at Glass
boro last week, having five Sir Knights
present.
On Friday last child Of Mr.. Hervey
Erickson, of this city, was severely scald-
ed by the upsetting of a boiler of hot
water on the stove, but WAS doing well at
last accounts.
The fifth annual reunion of the thir-
tieth New Jersey Regiment will be held
d.
A good many Hunterdon boys were in
this regiment.
The new canning factory at Blooms
bury is about ready to begin operations.
A large number of the farmers have big
patches of tomatoes and the crop will be
immense if not caught by frost.
Under the present law the heirs of
any volunteer fireman in any incorporat
ed village who may be killed while on
duty, or so injured as to cause death in a
year, are TO be paid $500 by the village.
-" Lambcrtvile Puffs are still goirg
up in smoke, and KnNE's Bridge street
store keeps them exclusively.
Prof. Charles Maxwell, of Fcuch-
town, has been engaged as Principal OF
the public school at Roselle, Union coun-
ty. Horace Palmer, also of Frenchtown,
has been engaged to teach the Paltenburg
school.
Two fourth class postmasters were
appointed for Hunterdon on Saturday last.
They were William Arnwine, Babtisttown,
Vice A. G. Vanderbilt, resigned, and T.,
J. Dalrvmpe. Norton, vice J. l. Gano,
deceased.
Doctor and Mrs II. G. Wetheril re-
turned to Trenton on Monday, from two
months trip to Colorado. They report
that they had pleasant time, and that
the trip has been very beneficial to the
doctors health.
Landlord Lake has contracted for
the erection of an addition to the rear Of
his new hotel in Pennington. The addi-
ton will embrace a large dining room. II
will be three stories high, giving numer-
Gus bedrooms also.
Paper has long been used for ink bot
ties and car wheels, and now it comes
forward to take the place of tin cans for
fruit aud preserves. The idea is certainly
a good one, and il lessons the possibility
of poisoning through acid or fermenta-
ton.
White house Station is an important
peach shipping point. Last Monday
night close TO 5000 baskets were shipped
from there, and as many more were
brought down on the Rockaway Valley
r. r., the loaded cars being switched on
the Central's main track.
Although none of the members OF
Major c. A. Angel Post, No. 20, Dept.
of N. j., G. A. r of this city, will go TO
the National Encampment to be held at
Louisville this month, they are adding
new members at nearly every muster OF
the Post. and great interest is taken in its
welfare. M
If you want to stop chewing or smok-
ing, get Baco- euro at Shamalia's.
Get book free.
Id the year 1857 Tobias Nevius, then
living at Glover Hill, picked up land
turtle and cut his name and the figures
1877 ON its under shell. In TIT John
Hagaman came across the same turtle
and cut his name and these figures also
on its shell. Within few weeks this
turtle has been seen. 1t was found on
the Jerome Waldron farm where il appar-
entity makes its present home. Inc names