The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1896-11-25
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John T. Conover, of Pennington, hal
been granted patent on fence.
For tickling and hoarseness us,
Shamalia's Throat Tablets. 10 cents
The Improved Order of Forest tiers
have established branch at High Bridge.
-Readington town ship taxes are rat ed
this year at 81. So per 100; dog tax $I.15.
Best Of all-'Lambertyille Puffs"-
an up.to-date segar Kline's, Bridge
street.
John Hsnkinson, of Remington, has
been appointed janitor of the County
Buildings.
Congressman Pitney made sixty sew
en- campaign speeches, record just about
equaled by Mr.. Cutler.
Post No. 90, of Frenchtown, will hold
its annual Camp Fire on or about Wash
ington's Birthday, February 22d.
Edward H. Galloway, of High Bridge,
has been granted pension of Sc per
month with six months back pay.
"A very slight "squall" of snow on the
l4th, and another last Friday night, give
indications Of the coming of winter.
Samuel Leffevre OF Raven Rock, now
81 years of age, has husked out 5S1
shocks Of corn during the past month.
Rev. j. w. Rogan, D. D., was in
stalled as pastor of the Pennington Pres
byterian Church on Friday evening of last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Hoffman, of
White House Station, celebrated the 50th
anniversary of their marriage on Wednes
day, the 4th inst.
The Odd Fellows OF Frenchtown will
hold fair and festival in their hall on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings,
Dec. "a, 25 and &c.
The Q Club gave smoker to their
friends on Friday night, in their rooms
on South Union street. About thirty
FIVE guests were present.
-Scott's Emulsion Cod Liver Oil 75c.
Shamalia's Emulsion, same quality and
same quantity, 50c.
-Thos. r. Hunt, of this city, sold to
H. F. Armstrong on Thursday last, ten
turnips which weighed So lbs. One of
them is on exhibition in Con. Twomey's
meat shop window.
Rev. A. r. Crone, principal of an ed
vocational institution In Aurora, Ill.,, is
visiting his father, Asa Cronce, near Rose
mont, and preaching in the Rosemont NJ.
E. Church on the 14th inst.
Daniel Sailor, an old resident of West
AmwelI, and well known 10 this city, died
last Saturday. Funeral yesterday from
the residence of Thos. Barron on Cottage
Hill. He was a soldier OF the late war.
Mrs. Chapel, wife of Rev. F. l..
Chapel, formerly pastor Of the Fleming
ton Baptist Church, died at her home in
Boston, on Monday a week. She had
been a sufferer for long time from a
tumor which was incurable.
The widow OF Ebenezer Large, a
former resident Of Lambertville, died at
the residence of David Taylor, ZIG W.
Hanover street, Trenton, last Sunday.
Her funeral will take place this afternoon,
from the residence of Mrs. A. 7. Lin
baTger, So Main street, in this city.
Co. G was inspected by Col. Murphy
last Thursday evening. The Colonel was
we'll pleased with the proficiency shown,
as there was marked improvement In
the drill and evolutions OF the company
over the inspection of one year ago.
Capt Reading is to be congratulated on
the standing that Co. G is attaining.
"A theatre company playing "Tht
Costly Relation" which was billed to ap.
pear in this city last Tuesday evening,
did not appear. 1t made failure al
Clinton and the company had one OF the
proprietors arrested. A benefit to the
stranded company was given in Clinton
on Wednesday night, and they left tina
town without ascertaining whether thu
walking was good or not.
"A Bryan woman in Pennington hac
to wheel Mckinley man 1000 yardi
in wheelbarrow one day recently 10 pay
ment OF freak election bet. The affail
was kept very quiet, so quiet that only I
hundred boys and all the neighbors 60
wind Of the "parade. They all followed
with horns and other dabolical contriv
ances. The Democrat says the "wheel
woman" performed her work well.
"A joke is told at the expense OF one
of our local gunners. A few days ago h
was hunting on Mt. Gilbos, above th
city, and seeing large bird in the bushe
shot it. Going to 1t, he picked 1t up
looked at 1t, and threw 1t among som
rubbish A friend who accompanied hin
asked "What is III" He replied, "Oh al
owl or something of that kind-I don
want it." The friend picked up the Dir,
and knowing good thing when he see
it," put it into his game bag. 1t was
large pheasant.
The Goat Hill Quarry and Construc
ton Company filed articles of incorpora
ton with the County Clerk Of Merce
county on Monday. The incorporation
are Levi B. Risdon, ten shares; Alba
nus r. Worthington, fifteen shares Ed
mund r. Willets, A. r. Kuser, o. o
Bowman, Howell G. Stull, Frank NJ
Weller and John T. Van Cleef, each will
five shares. The capital stock is $25. 900
and the company is to start with l,50