The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-06-17

LOCAL MISCELLANY" Flags OF all ma
tions,' at the F. w. Festival.
The annual meeting of the Lyceum AS
ISOLATION win take place ON Tuesday next
See adv.
Prof. Gardner, the sSoap Man " is in
town. He talks soap and temperance in de-
cidcdly original way. His soap Is good.
-" The best physicians are DIR. Diet, DR..
Quiet, and DIR. Merryman," and the best fur
riture is that sold at Titus Furniture Ware
rooms, 40 Coryell St., Lambertville. 1t.
The net proceeds of the strawberry festi-
val held by the ladies of the M. f. Church,
of this city, last week, amount to about $3.50.
--Philadelphia recently launched large
and "splendid " iron steamer, and Lambert
vile, not to be outdonc by her sister !" city,"
launched yesterday a magnificent mud
scow. IS.
Our neighbors over in New Hope, as will
be seen by the Council proceedings, are afraid
of another Mill Greek - disaster on small
scale, from the supposed insecurity of the fish
pond dam recently erected at Ingham's
Spring. 1548 f4
Helms the practical slater, does first-class
work and warrants it. So Clinton ST., Lam
bertville. 1t.
The Hibernia Engine Co.'S picnic Melted
about $3.50 profit. The attendance was good
but owing to the cool weather, the ice cream,
lemonade, &C., did not go off as lively as it
otherwise would have done.
Tho 'Decapitated Head" at the F. w.
Festival.
You will find when you visit Trenton,
that you can best be suited with hats, caps
and gents furnishing goods by calling on
Bovine & Ten Eyck, 81 s. 27i E. State st.
Their stock is unsurpassed both as regards
prices and quality. t
Delaware Council, No. So, o. U. A. NJ,
of Stockton, will hold Harvest Home in
Kessler's Grove, ON Wednesday, July Goth.
The arrangements are not fully completed,
but the committee will endeavor to get up
some very attractive features.
Handsome Decorations at the +. w.
Festival.
--"Pride costs more than hunger" and
poor furniture more than the reliable stock
Chat is sold at Titus Furniture Warerooms,
46 Coryell ST., Lambertylle. IS 1t
Fourth of July is approaching but we
hear of no arrangements for its celebration in
this city.
BY the insertion of comma between
+" cider y and spirits " IN one Of the ordinan-
ces published in THE REcoRp last week, the
sale of sweet cider Appeared to be prohibited,
1t should have read &c cider-spirits, y which we
suppose means cider after it has got some
snap" to 1t.
-"Wondcrful Illusion at the F. W. Fcs-
tiyal.
1t is reported that there have recently
been number of mad dogs in the vicinity Of
Croton, and that they have bitten several ami
mails.
Elijah A. Daggit, of Mechanicsvile, was
sul-struck at White House, on last Fri-
day.
--Thes parade, of the National Guard, at
New Brunswick, on Monday last, in which
the eth ,Regt., Coli Angel, andvCo. G. of this
city, took part, is spokenof as very fine af-
fair. 1t was married, however, by the running
away of two teams of horses attached to cais-
sons, and the serious injury. of the drivers
The most. beautiful. Decorations. ever
before in the city, at the r. W. Festival. ~
"A young man from Pennington and an
other person from the vicinity of the Rocks,
each with team of horses, drove through
Main st., OH last Sunday morning, at a very
dangerous rate of speed. Such reckless driv-
ing should be punished, and we hope our po-
lice will be on the alert to arrest all parties
thus violating the ordinances of the city.
George Bangschoff is building row Of
neat houses on Swan ST., corner of Union
George is an entcrprising man and has done
considerable toward building up that section
of our city.
Hon. VIM. II. Barton, of Trenton, has
been appointed Judge Advocate of the Sew
enth Regiment
Extra Music by Prof. Hoffman and the
Citnalta String Band, at the Festival.
Thursday and Friday, 18th and 10th, at
1rolcombe Hall.
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