The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1897-02-10
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WEDNESDAY. FEB. 10, 1897.


You can get ton of good hard Goa
for 81 90 from Alfred B. Holcombe.
Nj. F. Gano, of Aunandale, has beer
granted patent for shutter fastener.
The Grand Lodge of the Royal Ar
canum Of New Jersey will meet in Elem
ington May 4th.
John Moore, of Holland township, fell
from load of straw and broke his ankle,
few days ago.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Board of Frecholders will be held at the
Court House to-day.
Levi II, Brink, native OF French.
town, has been appointed agent at a
railroad station at Cameron, Mo.
1t is proposed to place So, 600, 600 sal
mon eggs in the Delaware river uexl
Spring. They will be brought from Cal.
ifornia and Oregon.
Tine proposed change of the jacob
Servis property, on Union street, owned
by VIM. Thatcher, into two stores, las
been abandoned.
Henry 5. Miller, Of this city, aud
Frank Buselmeyer, of Frenchtown, vet.
Grams of the war, have been granted an
increase OF pension.
AT f. W Opdyckc's horse sale in
Ffenchtown, en- Saturday, the 30th ult.
Aaclioneer Riley disposed of 10 head Of
horses at an average of Sl02. Go.
The County Election Board Of
IIuutcrdnn will meet in the Grand Jury
Room, il Pennington, on Thursday, Goth
of February, for the purpose of filling
Vacancies.
Rev Wilmer w. Conner, son of Cor
rcll Conner, a native of Kingweod town.
ship, has accepted call to the Bereau
Baptist Church at Reading, Pa. His last
charge was at Dover, Del.
II yen try sample ton ell Hol
eomhe's 81 90 coal you will be pleased
with it.
Preston Smith, Jr., formerly oil
Frenehtswn, has been singing before large
audiences at religious meetings in New
York city.
There is talk Of dividing the Newark
NJ. T. Conference into five districts, il.
stead Of four. owing to the increased
number Of churches.
Your grocer will give you an illus.
trated catalogue of presents that are given
with golden less TEA.
The ladies of the Reaville Church will
give a Martha Washington supper in the
church patlor, Tuesday evening, Feb.
lGih. All are cordially invited
Rev. Mr. Mott, OF Philadelphia, who
was indicted by the last Grand Jury for
attempting assault on Stockton woman,
appeared before Judge Herr on the 2d
inst, and pleaded not guilty. He furn-
ished bail for trial.
Geo. w. Arnett has bought the
Schulhaus property, corner # Union and
Church streets. consisting 81 stores aud
dwelling, and will remodel the building
somewhat. The price paid is said TO be
something over eight thousand dollars.
The New Farm Glist Mill grinds
fast-6 to bushels per hour, and saves
the Toll Alfred b. Holcombe sells them.
The advertisement Of Edward Love E
widely celebrated wall paper mandatory
at PIainfield appears on our 2'h page this
week Mr. Love deals direct with the re.
tail purchasers, to the advantage OF both
parties, or he gives liberal terms to local
agents.
DR. y b. Olipbant, Of Trenton,
formerly Of Tins city, who has been ill for
almost a month, is convaIescent. He was
nrstaltacked with grip, which was com
picaled with pneumonia and psrotis.
Unless something uufor, seen happens be
will soon be able to take a passage to the
bahamas, wLete he will remain until
Spring.
Best Of sll-"Lambertville Puifs'-
an up to date segar. Kline's, Bridge
street
While number Of young people Of
this place were Skating en- the Delaware
river on The 30th ul,., ii. Ward Brink and
Edward Landon broke through tue ice
and narrowly escaped drowning. The
current was strong and the water deep
where they broke through the ice.
Landon managed to climb out without
assistance, but Brink who was encumb-
cred with a heavy overcoat, would have
drowoed had not his companions formed
themselves into a life line and rescued
him. FrenchtotCl independent.
Five cents worth Of solid enjoyment
10 "Lambertville Puffsn-Klne's popular
segar-Bridge street.
That well known lIuuterdon boy,
cx.SherifT John p Rittephouse, is just no.
wrestling with ns pretty a case whooping
cough as was ever developed, and he is
almost sorry he didn't have it several years
ago. i is said that when he "~hoops
with his cough the people Of Ringoes with
in a quarter of a mile OF his boarding
house spring to their arms and shout that
The Indians are swooping down upon the
village. but probably this is an exaggert'
ion. That voice of bis is more suggest.
i've OF tie chimes Of Trinity's BELLS
Yunterd0n Democrat.
Mrs. Davis, the aged and respected
widow Ct Adams C. Davis, who was Sur
rogate of this county from ls40 to 1916,
died last Friday morning. Some fifty
years ago Mrs. Davis was the landlady oil
a.. Gourtv uotaI IN Elauoinoton and nor,