The Lambertville record., 1874-06-03


brass band was organized in this city,with Nh
Stnll, formerly leader Of the Newtown Band
as leader Twenty persons united il
tie organization, eight Of whom formerl,
were members of Carpenters Corpet Band
| The members intend to get up an entertain
ment to aid them in the purchase of instru
ments.
Harness kept where the air Is charged
with ammonia is gradually weakened. Thil
accounts for the frequent breaking of harness
that is supposed to be sound. thought to b.
kept away from the stables where horse,
stand.
--Cowin's Iron Works have just entered in.
to contract for the manufactnrc Of pateu,
steam boiler, and It is expected that the bust
ness will soon become quite extensive. The
Works have also recently received an order
for car wheels from the Penna. R. R. Co.
I'VE heard Of farmers wife, the other
day, who came by railroad to our city ia
"shop," because, as she supposed, there was
no place to put up team since the refusal to
license hotels. This lie about emo entertain
ment " has been very industriously circulated
by some parties, and we therefore again take
occasion to say that all persons viii find plen-
ty of accommodation for man and beast -
notwithstanding that the sale Of rum is not
licensed.
DIR. Geo. Fl. I.arison, of this city, was
elected President Of the New Jersey State
Medical Society, ut its 10Sth annual meeting,
held at Long Branch, last week. The
next meeting will bo held at Atlantic City in
May, 1875.
DO not forget the Strawberry Festival at
Stockton, ON Wednesday, juno nth.
Since the refusal to license the hotels in
this city, some people have intimatcd that
this is a dry place. There is no necessity for
any one being dry, as Capt. Geo. w. Day has
constantly on draught splendid fountain beer
which exhilirates, but does not intoxicate.
The Methodists Of Stockton having
recently purchased one of the finest lots IN The
village, are now taking measures to raise
funds to erect church cdifice. = 2Hts
Tho shops of the Penna. r, r. in this
Sily MSiS CipSCu Dl NAoitd5 IcSptCb w WIG
memory of J.. Edgar Thompson, the Presi-
dent, whose funeral occurred on that day.
The depot in this city is heavily craped, one
thousand yards Of material having been used
for that purpose.
Buy your Boots, Shoes, Caters and
Slippers at Louden's, and save money. 3t.
--Peterman's Band, of Trenton, paid Col.
Angel the compliment of serenade on Satur-
day last, during their visit to this city. 81
Col. A. w. Angel of the 18th Regt., N.
g., S. N. j., has issued an order for parade
of the regiment at New Brunswick, on Mon
day, June 18th, in obedience to an order from
the headquarters of the commanding Gen
cral.
Mr.. D. v. L. Schenck showed us on Tues
day petrifcd clam which he found on his
farm in Delaware township. Any Speculation
who may become excited by the finding OF
this biyalve and who wishes to dig for CLAIMS
can, doubtless, make arrangements with Mr.
4 Schenck M
There will be no service at the M. E
Church in this city, on next Sunday evening
! The pastor will preach at the dedicatory servi
ces Of the New Hope NJ. E. Church.
Helms, the slater s5 Clinton ST., Lam
bertville, furnishes and puts on states, an,
warrants his work. Roofs repaired
--Bownc s. Ten Eyck, 27 and 97l E. Stat
ST., Trenton, invite the young men of thi
city and vicinity to give them call. They
win find an assortment of hats, caps ant
furnishing goods so large that they will no
need to look elsewhere for selection Sill
Hats fitted by the American Conformator.
-Annandale is fast growing and improv
ing, three new cigar stores and new milliner.
store having been recently opened there.
"A few days ago Mr. Henry Yawger o
Annandale, In this county, was thrown from
his sulky in consequence of his horse taking
fright, and was seriously injured.