The Lambertville record., 1874-01-14
Local. L.MIscEII.ANy,--N Notwithstanding the
Hard tinss, ri b. lMAskes.sS Col sdat Cottage

-heS. Samuel Nightingale, of Pl1iladei
phia, Eill'preach in slls lBaljtissS ULbhcl,, ii
this city, next Sunday morning and evening
Among the patents issued for the pas
week, is the following ice Machine
son Bray, Lamhertyile. Application fileo
October %, 1878. At one end of the ap
paratus is an ice-box, through which the air.
pump can draw the supply Of air to be con.
denscd. and the drip-water from the ice-box
is conducted into the under uox surrounding
the expansion-coi to be utilized
r The Frenchtown Foundry & Machine
Works are to be sold at public sale.
The Clinton Democrat says the carriage
room connected with the stables of Wellers
Hotel was broken open on Monday night, and
robbed Of about $50 worth of robes. The
property was found in private barn at
Annandale, and secured. The thieves made
good their escape from the hands of Justice
bu. they are known, and warrants for their
arrest are out.
Mr. j. H. Butterfoss wants to make en-
gagements with farmers or others to raise to-
matoes for the coming season. He will pay
II higher price than he did last year. This is
as profitable crop as they can raise. See
ndyi f3i III ii
--Schulhaus, S. E., cor. of Union and
Church sts. is having constant demand for
the standard 'sSinger" sewing machine. The
immense buildings recently occupied at Eliza
l,a+l, b,, tla S;,,rar cnp,,,apy sLn,, tbat thot
organization intend to push business vigorous
ly and compete with all rivals.
Aaron Van Syckle, Esq, one of the Oldest
and most widely known and esteemed of the
residence of his son, Joseph Van Syckel, in
Union Township on Monday morning of last
week. He was buried from the Bethlehem
Baptist Church on Thursday.
full line ofspecialties, and all the most pop
ular medicines, soaps, perfumes etc. You
can hardly call for anything in his line of busi-
ness that he has not got.
The Union meetings in this city, last
week, were well attended, and were generally
acknowledged to be the best of the kind ever
held in the place.
Henry Case, of Pattenburg, caught a
gray fox recently which weighed between
forty and fifty pounds.ai1 aIft
n zRobbipsI& SevernS cprper of Union s.
CoryelI sts., are cnterprising business men,
having three drug stores aiider their control
a.,
They are succeeding well, we hear.
The Gardner Manufacturing Company,
at Glen Gardner, in this county, has been
forced to make an assignment of all its
property.
-Wyckeff, the Church st. grocer, is still
doing tirst-rate trade. Cause-he advertises
in TIE RECORD and sells cheap.
New Germantown is in mourning oyerthe
death of one of its oldest and most beloved
citizens, Dr. John Honeyman.
job Silvers, on Union ST., near Coryell,
is building up a good business in his specialties
carpets aud clothing. There is no need Il
go to the cities to get good stock to selec
from. He has it.
MIR. J. Feapimore Bo3zerr has one of the
most extensive stocks of hardware in thi:
sectionFof country, and is selling his goods al
prices corresponding with the times.
. Z BARBER & Reynolds, unpopular clotl.i RS
of this city, have done a heavy business the
past year, their work not being confined tc
this section, but coming from various parts
of the state In addition to their clothing
trade, tileysiea extensively ill,ats and, ,oaps
We notice in the proceedings of a recent
meeting of the Frenchtown Common Coun-
Gil that a bin was presented for CAR fare" for
paupers to Lambertville," and also another
bill for .tcar fare for paupers" 1t is very
liberal to pay fare in this way, but we trust
our good friends of Frenchtown will not send
them all in this direction. Please divide
them around,
According to the Independent, there is a
haunted house in Fienchtown. A little rat
exterminator win fix it all right, tive guess. >
The Lehigh Iron Company raised about
four hundred tons of iron ore from the farm
of VIM w. Sweazey, in Bethlehem Town
Ship during last month. The mines look
well at present. They are working five
shafts and expect to increase the force soon.
The bad roads just now interfere much with
transporting the ore Clinton Democrat.
A Miss Stires, of Bloomsbury, in this coun-
ty, was snga ged to be NJ, sried to a gentleman
of Bricksburg, Ocean county, in short time.
Tosher great gde9he received Intelligence of
his sudden death, and also thai his funeral
would take place on New Years Day. She
was 50 ittefly prostf4tedat the fuaeiala that
she was removed to her home and is now in a
precarious condition.
An exchange says subscribers should re-
member that publisher sends out hundreds
of papers 10 as many separate individuals
widely scattered and has no means of know
ing whether the papers are received, or when
or where subscribers move except as they nor