The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1896-11-04

AT Sand Brook Isaac r. Crun
gathered 79I bushels of buckwheat from
two acres of land this season.
twenty-five shocks of the corr
grown this year by T. M. Horn, al
Sand Brook, husk out all that the big
farm wagon body will hold.
"A valuable COW belonging 10 John
w. Williamson, of Reaville, was drown
ed few days ago by falling into well.
He had bargained to sell the COW few
days later.
Rev. William Maryott, pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal Church at Little
York, in this county, has rendered
his resignation as pastor of the church,
to take effect at once.
"A few words of cheer to be found in
the Grand Depot adv.
The Locktown Creamery is re-
ported to be doing bigger business
than ever before in its history. I'm
mense quantities of milk are daily
brought to it by the farmers round
about.
= The ladies. of the Rirgees Baptist
Church will give a novelty in the shape
of a chicken-pie supper, Thursday even
ing, Nov. 10th, at the parsonage. Fancy
articles and refreshments will be on sale.
Supper tickets 25 cents.
The farmers in the vicinity OF I'll
tusvlle, Pleasant Valley and Harbour
ton have all dubbed together to prohibit
cunning on their premises. They are
prepared to give the first gunner found
there a warm reception.
Great sales prove the great merit of
Hoods Sarsaparilla, and great merit en-
ables it TO accomplish wonderful cures.
The Piano Club will give their first
public rehearsal of this season, at St. An
drew's Hall, York street, on Thursday
evening, Nov. 9th. The programme is
an unusually fine one, and will be sure to
please. Tickets % cents.
The speech of Hon. Lee Fairchild,
of California, at Holcombe Hall, last Fri
day evening, took the audience by storm,
and kept it in roar of laughter while
making many effective hits at the cheap
money craze. Warren A. Greene, Esq,
presided and made an excellent opening
speech
Norman Lands, the organist of the
Pennington Presbyterian Church, has
been given the scholarship in compost
ton under Dudley Buck. in the Metro
politan College of Music, New York. He
will also teach harmony in the same
school this Winter.
1T you have the blues over Bryan's
defeat stop at "The Belvidere" Cigar
Factory and get "Ffor De Alma. +"
Henry Werkheiser, brakeman on
the Central r. r., had his hand quite
badly mashed while coupling cars at
Junction last Wednesday, Medical aid
was at once summoned and it was
found necessary to amputaie the thumb.
The physicians ale in hopes OF saving the
rest of the hand.
There was some change made in
the game law at the last session Of the
legislature. There is now no north or
south division of the State. The law
for killing rabbits, quail, ETC., is limited
from the 10th day of November to the
1st day Of January. Fine for violation,
500 for each offense.
Best of all-"Lambertville Pulls ~
an up.to-date segar. Kline's, Bridge
street.
Fish Warden George W. Durham
has placed 1000 trout in two OF the
tributaries Of the South Branch that
empty in at Califon. The fish were
brought from Plymouth. Mr.. Durham
says he expects 100000 wall eyed pike
from Toledo, Ohio, which will be placed
in the Branch.
Daniel Calabrado, of Hopewell, was
sentenced to five years 10 State prison by
Judge Herr on Monday morning. CAL
abrado was accused OF attempting TO
assault Miss Mamie Van Fleet, of Newark,
on lonely road near Calfon recently. AT
the time OF the assault he escaped to the
woods, but was subsequently, captured
A lyuching was narrowly averted.
"A surprise Apron Ginghams Slc.
at The Grand Depet.
During the past eighteen years,
Jacob ID. VOORHEES,, farmer near
Three Bridges, has lost by death twen-
ty-two head of horses. Such wholesale
doses Of i'll fortune is enough to i'm
press most anybody with the belief
that they are switch ridden," and
that to break the hold of the bag they
must resort TO the use of mules. Demo
crdt.
Last Thursday evening while Gabriel
q. Daley was attending political
meeting in Pennington, the barn on his
farm between Centreville and Three
Bridges was totally destroyed by fire OF
unknown origin. His family at home,
with the assistance of neighbors, res
cned all the live stock excepting one
bull. The barn contained large lot
of hay and grain, and much machinery.
All was lost.
Five cents worth OF solid enjoyment
"Lambertville Puffs"-Kline's popular
segar-Bridge street.
The farmers of West Amwell town.
ship are much exercised over the dis
astrous work done by supposed mad
dog that recently tramped all over the