The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1897-10-13
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 10. 1897.
Buy your coal of G. W. Massey

The tax rate in Kingwood town
ship is S1,9 to the hundred dollars.
Something new-the Good Old
Times concert, next Wednesday
evening
An old land mark, the school house
at Mt. Pleasant, which for many Years
had done good service, has been torn
down.
DR.. Race, of Pittstown, is in
critical condition from injuries sustain
ed some time ago from being thrown
from his carriage.
Marvin r. II, Case, A. L. Mich
ener, and JOS. A. Robertson, of this
city, are attending the Rider Business
College, Trenton.
Those who want to know what
donation visit" is should attend the
performance at Lyceum Hall, next
Wednesday evening.
About 10000 baskets of peaches
We're shipped from Frenchtown station
by freight, during the peach season,
besides those sent by express.
Revival services, conducted by
Miss Lizzie Sharp, Evangelist, are
now in progress in the Methodist
Episcopal church of this place
The barn of Daniel l.. Apgar, near
Califon, was burned on Sunday morn
ing of last week with all its contents.
The barn was large one, and the loss
will be heavy. Insurance $1,000.
John F. Case, of Everittstown, has
one of the finest pear orchards in Alex
andria Township. This years crop is
estimated at 600 baskets which is CON
sidered pretty good for an off year
The biggest black bass caught in
the Delaware river this season was
caught by New York lady by the
name Of Mrs. j. d. Jais, at Ding
mans, Pa. 1t weighed pounds and
Il ounces.
The report that John l.. Slack. of
Ffenehtown, had his gold watch stolen
while attending the State Fair was
premature, as Mr., Slack, being absent
minded, had left his watch at friends
where he was visitor
The annual meeting Of the Hun
terdon County Historical Society Will
be held in Pennington, on Saturday,
October 10th, at ten o'clock a. m. The
election of officers and the usual rout-
inc of business will be transacted
The Annual sale of Fancy Articles,
under the auspices of St Andrews
Guild and St Agnes Band, will be
held in St Andrews Hall Nov 10Th
and both Contributions of articles
may be given to any of the ladies.
Vice Chancellor Reed on Friday n
week granted a divorce to Rutan
Heath now resident of Kingwood, |
from his wife, Snllie Heath. Mrs.
Heath, some time ago, while resident
of Grover, eloped with man named
William Hope.
Next Saturday Oct 10th ON the
base ball grounds Il game of foot ball
will he played between the Lambert
vile and Pennington clubs Game |
called at B 30 sharp. Admission 10 cts.
Grand Stand 10 cents. Our boys are |
in lirst-class condition and sure of
victory. Come and see the game
Professor Livingston Barbour will |
give an Entertainment in Holeombe
Hall, on the evening of November
10th. Mr. Barbour is noted reader
and delineator of character, and has
established reputation that is nation
al in its scope. He has been heard |
here twice before and all who have |
heard him will be glad to hear him
again.
While Mrs George Myers, of Bap- |
tisttown, was burning some sulphur in
bedroom on Monday, the 4th inst, the |
vessel which contained it burst and the |
fire was scattered about the room.
Three bed quilts, a quantity of clothing |
and some of the woodwork of the room |
were burned before the fire was extin-
guished Some damage was done by |
water in putting out the flames.
The genial Deputy Clerk, George |
l.. Bell, calls our attention to singular |
fact iii connection with the special |
election held in this county on the 2sth |
nlt., that while the majority in the |
whole county for each of the first two
amendments was 1867, yet in 26 polling |
places out of % in the county the num-
Der of votes received by each of these |
two amendments was different =
H"Htcrd0n DemOcrat
DR.. George f. Fetter, veterinarian, |
of Hopewell, n j., inserts his card in
this issue of The Record. He is a son
of Mr. Anthony Fetter. DIR. Fetter
has studied in two Of the best colleges |
in the country. He carried off first |
honors and won a gold medal at the |
National, Mt Washington, ID. c., and |
second honors at Harvard, and after
ward was appointed house surgeon of
the Harvard veterinary hospital. He is,
therefore, we'll fitted to treat all disea
ses and accidents incident to animals.
The mission of Ilooi's Sersaparilla is
to cuie disease, AID thousands of ttsti
m 1nins prove it fulils its mission well.
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