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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-11-19

T. T. Eastburn presented bill for load Q
wood furnished Amos Galley, on order Q
Overseer benson, and lumber from May 16tl
to Nov. 14th, 1878, amounting to $40 81. Oh
motion, bill was accepted and order draw
on Treasurer for the amount.
Charles NJ. Pettee's bill for Is Lamp Posts
was presented, at SIS, each, $3.50 90. On motion
bin was accepted and order drawn on
Treasurer for the amount.
The Lambertville Gas Light Cos bill for
1000 lbs gas coal for use of Eagle Fire CO.,
amounting to IS 90, was presented, accepted
and an order drawn for the amount.
]. S. Hart's bill of 81 SO for carting coal,
toll, weighing, &C., was presented, accepted
and an order drawn for the amount.
William Corners presented bill Of S2S 90
for goods furnished the family of ]. p. Cruise
ON order Of Overseer benson, dated Oct. 18th
81 90; Oct. 18th 81 90; Oct. a5th 81 90
Nov. 1st 81 90 Nov. 3D. 81 90 Nov. Sth So
90, on motion the Bill was accepted, and an
order drawn for the amount.
John benson presented bill Of 50 10 for
lodging Of paupers in Town House, from Oct.
18th to Nov 18th. On motion accept ed, and
an order drawn for the amount
Samuel Amey presented bill for one days
work in basement of Town House, 81 &c.
On motion accepted, and an order drawn for
the amount.
]. p. Smith moved that the Burgess and
Messrs. Corners and Van Hart be commit
tee to furnish parties desiring it the grade of
Delaware st. from Bridge st. to Ferry st.
from q survey made by J. D. Balderson.--
There being tie vote, the Burgess declared
the motion lost.
Mr.. Corners moved that there be a commit
tee of three appointed to furnish the grade to
parties desiring it. The motion was agreed
t.. The Burgess named Messrs. Connars,
Van Hart and Smith the committee.
Mr.. Corners moved that committee of
three be appointed to confer with Mr.. King,
the owner of the Flax Mill, in regard to let
ting water into the old race for use in case OF
fire in the upper end of the town, and If he
gives permission, the committee be authorized
to have the work done if in their judgmen,
they deem it practicable. The motion wa.
agreed to and Messrs. Conners Van Hart an,
Pickett were named as the committee.
On motion of ]. P. Smith, the Burgess wa
instructed to have the Hydraulion put il
working order.
j. p. Smith moved that the Committee OF
Lamps be instructed to place the extra LAM
post at the cross road near the toll gate
Agreed to.
On motion, adjourned.
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REGULAR MEETING OF THE NEW Hope
BoRo' CoUNcIL, Nov. 14th, 1S73.-Prcsent--
Burgess Foulke, Councilmen Smith, Van
Hart, Corners and Pickett. Absent-Penn-
ington and Marley.
The minutes of the last meeting were read
and approved.
The Committee on Lamps reported pro-
gress that the posts were set with one ex-
ception and the lamps were in course of con-
struction and recommended pu tting the
extra post at the cross road near the toll
gate.
The Committee on Hydraulion reported
that it could be put in working order for $780,
90; that there are five sections of good hose
belonging to it, and that Mr.. Stockton had
kindly consented to the erection of build
ing on his property for its protection, when in
order. On motion the report was accepted anc
the committee discharged
The Burgess reported that he had offered Z
reward of five hundred dollars for the arrcs
and conviction of the person or persons VIII
set fire to Mr. Cooks barn, MS directed b,
Council. Also, that he had ordered the con
stable to lock up dodgers in the Town House
as directed by Council.
Messrs. johnson and Stockton, on behalf o
the Building Committee of the NJ. E. Church
asked for the grade of the west side of Della
ware st. from Bridge to Ferry st.
On motion of j. p. Smith, consideration 0
ordinances was postponed for the present
Street Commissioner McConnon presented
the following report of work and material OF
street for the month Of October
Patrick McConnon, s days work, Sl4 OF
James McDonold, 90 sqr. #. flag stone
School House crossing), 81
Bills corresponding with the Commission
er's report were presented, and on motion, or
ders were drawn for their amounts.
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LOCAL MIscELLANY.-Next Thursday is
Thanksgiving Day. See the Governors proc
lamation in another column.
Tom, will give concert at Lyceum Hall, to-
morrow Thursday evening.
--Harper's Magazine for December reports
among disasters for October, fire in this city
which destroyed twenty buildings We pre-
sumo it has reference to the Milford fire.
Mr.. ]. Fenimore Beozer is getting ready
to make his usual Christmas presentation to
the children Of this city. This will be good
news to them as they may have thought that
the hard times would prevent the loading of
the good ship d" Santa Claus"
1t is surmised that one Of the crew of the
Virginus, shot recently by the Cuban author
tiles, is a son of Mr.. David Curtis formerly
Of this city.
Col. Angel, of the nth, has offered his
regiment to the Government, in case any con-
pleasantness - occurs owing to the shooting
of the passengers and crew of the Virginius
by the Spanish cut-throats who tyrannize
over Cuba.
BY request of the clergy and others, Rev.
A. d. Willifer will repeat, at the Union meet
ing in the Presbyterian Church, on next Sum
day evening, his sermon on ''The Relation of
Christianity to Public Wrongs"
The Trenton State Gazette OF Monday
states that George Blake, who represented
himself as saddler from Stockton, N. j., was
found providing about private houses in the
Sixth Ward. He was sent over to the county
Jail, by the Mayor.
The Constitutional Commission, which
has been in session in Trenton for some time
past, it is expected, will finish up their work
during the present week.
AT the meeting of the Return Judges Of
Mercer Co., Alfred W. Smith, of Hopcwell,
the Republican candidate for Sheriff. was
counted out, enough rejected tickets having
been allowed to give Benz. F. Walton, the
Democratic candidate, three majority. The
friends of Mr.. Smith have carried the ques-
ton to the Courts.
Rev. J. B. Campbell, of Chatham Vii.
Iacc, N. Y, has accepted unanimous call to
become the pastor of the Reformed Church OF
Lebanon, in this county, and will entere upon
his duties at once.
| About as unreasonable thing as men car
do at present is to refuse to work at reduced
wages. Hendricks chain-factory in Trenton,
proposed to continue work if the men would
accept a reduction of ten per cent, but they
have refused to do so, and there is now a pros
pect that they will be thrown entirely out Of
work by the closing up of the business. Wher
work is plenty men can afford to be independ
ent. but not at such times as these.
Capt. Jas. A. Yard well known in thi,
section years ago as good Democratic STUMP
speaker, delivered temperance address ii
Trenton last Sunday afternoon. Although
old, the Captain has not entirely lost the firt
of his younger manhood, and gave an excel
lent address.
,'--Marcellus G.. Holton, who spent some
time in this city, last summer, engaged IN pro
paeating bass and other fish in the Delaware
was accidentally drowned at Cape Vincent
New York, about ten days ago.
{ One firm in New York sold over $4,000, 00
worth of goods in two days last week by put
ting down prices.
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eg- On last Saturday morning, two young
men, named William Clements and Billy
Gray, were brought before Alderman BETTER
of Phla. 1t appears that they were on n
spree and were arrested by AZ officer for
drunkenness but supposing that it was on some
other account, or fearing that they might be
detected, one of them threw away watch
when the arrest was made. The officer no
ticing this, picked up the watch and took it to
headquarters, where it was ascertained to be
the watch picked from the pocket of Mr. An
drew J. Beaumont, Of New Hope, while wit
Messing the Masonic parade, in September
last. The watch, which is chronomcter
and family relic, has been turned over to
Mr.. b.
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FA1R.-The Ladies' Mite Society at Stock
ton, will hold fair and supper on Christmas
Eve and Christmas night. 1t is expected
that the ladies will make all necessary ar
rangcments so that every one who shall have
the pleasure of attending will be well repaid.
The supper. and fair held by the society last
Christmas Was grand success and VIC have
no doubt that the one in contemplation will
be as successful
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IT MAY SAVE YOUR LIFE.--Thcre is nc
person living but what suffers more or less
with Lung Diseases, Coughs, Colds or Con-
sumption, yet some would die rather than pay pa,
IS cents for bottle of medicine that would
cure them. DR.. A. Boschee's German syrup
has lately been introduced in this coun. =.
from Germany, and its wonderous cures as
tonish every one that try it. II you dou9 ,.
what we say in print, cut this out ana 1a1ke = ~
to your Druggist, Robbins s. Seyerns, o. =. : :
Moore, and get sample bottle free OF chafge'
or regular size for 70 cts. :.
G. G.. GREEN, WOODBURY., n. >.
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The Berean Baptist Church and Congrega-
ton at Stockton, will make their Pastor, Rev.
A. Cauldwell, Alienation visit, at the parsonage,
on the afternoon and evening of Thursday,
Nov. 27th, 1878 Thanksgiving day. If the
weather should be stormy, it will be held the
next fair afternoon and evening. general
invitation is extended.
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HuNTEpDoN COUNTY TEAcHERs' lNsTI-
TurE. Notice is hereby given that a Public
School Teachers institute will be held at Lam
bertville N. j., commencing on MONDAY, De
cEMBER 9Th, 1878, and closing with the session
of Friday Evening.
The day sessions will be devoted especially
to Institute exercises. The evening, to full
course of Lectures.
c. S. CoNKLINe,
f.- County Superintendent
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AouEroNa.-The annual meeting of the
members of the sAquetong Fire Co. will be
held in the Council Room, on Monday even
ing, Nov. gath, 1878, at o'clock. Officers
forthe ensuing year will be elected. 1t is i'm
portant that every active member should be
present. ssa- w. w. ROBINSON, Secy.
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The annual meeting of the Centreville and
Pineyille turnpike company was held on Mon
day of last week The following officers were
elected President, Isaac C. Kirk Secretary,
J. Watson Case Treasurer, James c. lden /;
Managers, Chas. B, Ely, J. G. Shepherd, S.
Smith Kirk, Amos w. Kirk, Warner Dubree,
J.. Comfy Kirk, and Chas. K. Fell.-~Bucks
Go. InteAigcRcef.
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Us Last "Wednesday evening Chalkley
Magill and Harry Lewis, of Solebury Tsp,
gave party, which passed of to the entire
satisfaction of all the guests. Some very
prominent mon of that township were present,
and some of them seemed to think that
"they never had 50 much pleasure in all their
lives A spendidly gotten up supper was
another important feature of the evening.
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sE- As will be seen by posters, &C., Blind
Tom will perform at Lyceum Hail. in this city,
THURSDAY evening The performances this negro
hoy are really wonderful No such remarkable musical
phenomenon has appeared in thsworld before and
it is not likely will appear again.
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COMMON CouNcIL.LA special meeting of
the Common Council of this city was held on
last Thursday evening, to take some action in
relation to the tax duplicate. The Tax Re-
ceiver, Mr.. VIM Lyman, reported that there
were numerous errors in assessments as well as
omissions Of names, &c A committee of nine
was appointed to assist the Assessors in revis-
ing the books.
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TAYLOR HALL RESTAURANT, TRENTON
Meals ready and cooked to order. Birds and
Oysters in every style. Hot dinner daily IRON
10 to 3 o'clock. CHARLES NhriE'
Taylor Hall, Greene st., Trenton, N. ).
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"HIBERNIANA. This series of paintings
of the delightful in Ireland will be exhibi
ted in Holcombe HALF In this city, next Monday and
Tuesday evenings. 1t is accompanied by several able
performers who will enven the exhibition by amusing
character sketches and songs The entertainments rep
resented by those who have visited it excellent and it
has been quite successful Those who wish pleasant
evenings entertainment will and 1t at the "ibernana
For particulars see advertisement in this issue.
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Go to the store of d. G. BOVINE, 273 i.
Slate Trenton for the latest styles Of Hats and Caps
great reductions The largest stock in all this section
1t win pay the people Of Hanterdon and Bucks to visit
BowSE's store and make purchases. IL
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The quarterly Meeting of the New Hope
NJ Z. Church will occur next Sunday. The
Presiding Elder, Rev. VIM. Wood, will preach
in the evening.
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FATAL AccrDENT.--chas. Clifford john
son, Of this city, (son of Mr. A. B. Johnson,
of New Hoppe was run over by the cars at
Mauch Chunk, Pa, on Monday afternoon, at
about clock Both legs were cut off and
he was also severely cut about the head He
died at about o'clock the next morning.
Capt. Jas. Bird, of this city, went after the
body. yesterday, afternoon. 4sy II
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The new threc-arch bridge over Pidcock's
Creek" in Solebury Tsp. is finished at last
The next question is, will the Commissioner
be satisfied? As far as one can see, he will.
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"a Tickets for the F. w. Parlor Enter
tainmenfs- cts. Reserved seats, so Cts
To be obtained at Robbins & Severns' drug
store, cor. Union & Coryell SITS.
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Engineers began surveying last week near
Centre Bridge, with the object Of running q
line from that point to Contrcville, to connect
with the Marlborough road.
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eB- New Farce by Angel and Vansciver
entitled g Hts about Town" will be produced
at the .'Parlor Entertainment" in which the
whole troupe will appear.
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esg- A model of simplicity and durability,
light running, easy to learn, comparatively
noiseless--the American Sewing Machine, X.
H. Van Horn, Agent. u
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BITTEN by A HoRsE.-0n Tuesday last,
while Mrs. Dickerson NJ Cox, of Pennington,
was passing along the street, she was bitten on
the arm by q horse which was tied to post,
giving the flesh pretty good squeeze but not
injuring her seriously.
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eB- Efforts were made to enter the resi-
dence of Dr. sam Lilly in this CITY, night last week.
bnt without success the rascal having awakened the in
mates. ~ -
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e#- Mr.. Thomas VanCamp has been en-
gagged, and is now painting several new scenes,
to be used at the Fleet Wing Parlor Enter
tainment
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GY- New songs, new music, new dances,
new burlesques, new faces, new scenery and
additional talent will make the Fleet Wing
Parlor Entertainment the best
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County Superintendent.

n#- The Citnalta String Band, assisted by
Prof. C. P. Hoffman, are practicing several
new pieces for the Fleet Wing Concert. One
of the pieces, the Grand March, by Prof. Hoff-
man, dedicated to the 18th Rcgt., COL A. w.
Angel. Is said to be of rare excellence.
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eD- New Horse Shoes S1.70 per set shoes
moved, SO cts. per set at A. GREEN'S, on
Main St, above Jefferson, Lambertvile 3t.
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eg- Don't fail to sec 'Wilson's Bologn;
Sausage Factory" at the r. w. Parlor En-
tcrtainmcnt.
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rY- On Friday night last, Mrs. John l..
Chamberlin, living near White House Station
a lady somewhat advanced in years, by a mis-
step fell down cellar, and injured her hip SO
severely as to render her helpless ever since
'o'o'! +sf
Casket
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PENCIL views FROM PExSsYLYayrA.
No. @.
CONCERNING SURPRISE PARTIES AND
snftt mr. tsc

CONCERNING SURPRISE PARTIES AND
soCIABLEs.
The season has arrived when surprise par
ties and socabes are the order of the day tor
night, rather), and what is more pleasant than
to spend an evening in social gathering
How much nicer to thus while away the time
in singing and innocent sport than to carouse
and revel in drunkenness and vice. | have
heardpcisons say that parties are nuisance
they cntice the young folks from their homss
to cut up and fool around half the night, when
they should be asleep and have known
these same persons to lay dead-drunk all night
long. They did not approve Of the "young
folks spending an evening at a party but they
heartily approved Of sucl. places as hotels and
gambling saloons. Is any thing more loatl-
ing than to pass one of these places and hear
the obscene and vulgar language of those in-
sitlc and smell the stencil of rum and tobacco
issuing therefrom; and on the other hand
how delightful to pass house where a social
party is holding forth. We turn in disgust
from the first scene and stop and listen at the
second. We hear good singing and the happy
voices of those engaged in innocent mirtll, and
| if the blinds are not drawn we can look in
upon them and see their faces aglow with
happiness and innocence. But not SO, if we
look behind the scenes of the other picture.
We then see faces bloated with rum and dis
torted with passion. For our part we will
attend the parties and let who ever will go
to these vile and degrading places
NEWS ITEMS.
All seems quiet in this neghborhood and
business is going on as usual We are happy
to say that we know of no deaths nor frightful
accidents. Our farmers are still busy with
their corn, yet some few have already finished
their husking and have drawn and stacked
their stalks. But few are thus situated and
these had a small crop to gather. We are Of
the impression that quite an amount of corn
will stand in the shock all winter, if the snow
falls as it did last season and keeps the ground
covered with its pail.
QUESTION TO ASK.
Your readers were promised nearly yea
ago that you would favor them with /" His
tory of New Hope" Has the author faile,
to find any history, or is it not worth pub
fishing? At any rate we should like t
hear the authors excuse.
would also ask if it is right to allow tn
American flag to be trailed in tile dust ant
Americas gallant tars murdered and tortur
ped by the officers of foreign power, and W
not resent the insult {?
With these we will close, and ever renal
your humble LOOK Our.
THAT History of Now Hope is coming som
of these days--if We have to write it oursell
We made the announcement in good faith
supposing it would be written according t
agreement, ED. RECORD.
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eg- "Jake Huckleberry, from Mt. Airy .
will give his experience in "Rooms to Leu
at the Parlor Entertainment.
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Thursday, November 20, 1878,

Between the hours Of twelve and five o'clock In the
afternoon, upon the premises, at the late residence OF
samuel Aeadlug deceased, In the township OF Della
ware the county Of Hunteron. oil those two certain
tracts parcels Of land and premises situate In the
township Of Delaware In the county OF iiunsrdon anu
State Of New Jersey, viz: 1st That WELL-kSowS FARM
whereof samuel Reading died seized, on tbs public
road leading from Sergeuntss He to Rosemont about
three-auarttrs of mile from Rosemonf. bounded on
the north by lands Of Joseph Smith and lillian sher-
man on the south by of Asa Cr0nce he east by
lands late OF John Salter deceased and the vest by
lands Of Samuel johnson and Lewis Snyder, containing
40 100 ACRES more less about Of which Is
timber Land Of the very best quality This farm Is plea
sanity heated convenient TO church. schools. mill and
narket Is In high state Of cultivation we'll watcred,
Conveniently divided for farm purposes, with good
fences The improvements . commodious and con-
vcnient Dwelling House, large Barn, Novel, Wason-
House Barracks and other out-buildings excellent
young Apple Orchard, and variety Of other weil-se-
ieced fruit trees.
al Ten acres and four-hundredths less. Of
cclent PASTURE LAND. Bounded on the north by lands
OF Thomas Robertson the south by lands OF Albert J.
Reading on the by lands of Joseph Williamson. and
on the west by lands Of Barioetto Carr and Andrew
sherman.
To those desiring such property, opportunity
Il now offered. Any person wishing view the premi-
SEES may call upon Asher Reading the occupant thereof
Sale to commence at o'clock NJ, when conditions
Err. BULLOCK,
SPECIAL AAsTep<
Oct %, is7c-5t,
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NEW HorE AND BucKs COUNTY, IA

ew- William Kitchin, of New Hope, was
discharged from Doylestown Jail on last Sat-
urday. He had been confined there for two
or three months past.
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TAKE Nor1cE.-Horse shooting one dollar
and sixty cents sett, and all other work
neatly and cheaply executed at 90 York ST.
- A. Is 4ss AsaHaia u. SurPHES.
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eB- Take your knives and scissors to G. II.
CLARKE, SO York street, and have them sharp
ened.
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~ Gold and Silver change paid out at
LouDEN's Shoe Store, 33 Coryell st. 4w.
Oct. 80.
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CRACKERS.
November o, 1873.

VF You want the choicest Kinds of Fancy Crackers.
i you will find theui at wycKorf's, Church st. near
Union. rJs+
Augs 20 1858,
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s9- The "Black Statue y will be on exhi-
ton at the Parlor Entertainment of the Fleet
Wing Co., Nov. Goth and 27th