The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-07-28
aaOTe LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Lansosrsvsus, n. j.. Jsssy rs, 1873.

--A. L. Tam 1sne IL csosing out s5sSs
enssre stock at cost, and bcyosOs Come
Early fer Gre PEST saygassss
Rev. Jas. Mullineaux, Of this city, win
preach next Sunday, both morning and even
ing, in the Christian Church, of Milford.
Elder Pennington, an Old School Baptist,
win preach in Lyceum Hail. on Sunday after
noon; august LIST, at o'clock An are in
vited.
"A Few boarders will be taken at the resiz
dencs Of Mr-Jsb Silvers, on Union>Sts The
location, rooms, &C., ara very SUPERIOR Terms
reasonable.
ss~a1pdge Weodhulls {of the New jersey Su-
preme Court and family, have been stopping
at Van Harris Hotel, New Hope, for some
days.
--Nosc u the Time to get Bargdtns at
the Csostn0- Ous Sale Of A. L. IAN
= TINE ssse go 80 kssE ss~sa
by reference to an advertisement insthia
issue, it win be seen that the School Trustees
ask for proposals for erecting the new school
house in the Sd ward.
80 Parasoss, regardless Of cost, at
A. L. l-AN TINES. 81
The conductors on the b. b. Division Of
the Penna. R. R, are going to have an excur-
sion for their benefit. The Penna. r. r. Co..
had better run an excursion train for the bene-
fit.of their half-paid laboring men.
Z AT Hooker's you can find all of the best
makes Of Corsets, cheaper than the cheapest.
ap. %.
The regular monthly meeting of the Com
mon Council Of this city win be hello on next
Monday evening.
"A full line Of White Goods and Hanzbufx.
Edgings, at Rockers. ap. %.
Thirteen hands were discharged from the
Pennsylvania Machine Shops in this city lat
eyening. Hurrahsfor Tom Scott
I'm our next weeks issue, we shall COM
mence third series Of articles on "The Phys
heal Geography Of Huntsrdou Co.. by Prof.
CIV. IArsson. They via Is fodndaboth in
teresting and instructive.
IA new lot of Hamburgs and Saxonys,
Just received at Cooley 4. Crouse's.
- RHEuMArrsM, NEURALGIA, LuhBAeo,
Sciatica, Rheumatism, Gout Nervous and Kid
ney diseases, positively guaranteed cured by
Ds. Fsaerss Rheumatic Remedy. MOORE, Agt.,
Lambertville. july2S-1y
Go to Hooker's for the best makes o
Kid, Silk and Lisle Gloves. ap. go.
The thieves who we're arrested at Yard
leyville, Pa, for stealing goods from Louden's
shoe store, In this city were allowed to go free
before Mr.. L. could get there and make his
complaint. The Judge claimed that he had
no right to hold them.
1.-The only extsrminator Of the Potato Bug
I lat severns', the cheap Druggists. If.
--On Sunday evening week, about half past
nine o'clock, fire was discovered in the store
of L. g. d. Kerr, at Bulls Island. The fire
originated in the gnawing Of some matches
by rats Assistance was promptly rendered,
and the fire extinguished. The loss is about
$10Q. - Fvnchtown Press. mxsz
Domestic Patterns and Sewing Machine
Needles, may be had at all times at Cooley &
Crouse's, No. 9 S. Union st.
The White House Caskst says A report has
Pattenburg, whose wife recently eloped with
Van Syckel, had followed the parties to Cali
fornia, and shot Van Syckel but we are un-y
able to trace the report to reliable source.
Tbs !. Gibson Hgusesn Milford, is enter
tertaining large number of city boarders.
At the villages all along the Delaware, num-
bers Of visitors lave taken summer board, pre-
A. <xf
tions to the show and expense Of more
pretentious places. e
= CgOssssg ont Spr3ss0 aud Summer
Dress Goods at actual cost
A. L. VAN TINE.
Tho Mauch Chunk (Pa.) Democrat says,
there are probably three hundred boats tied
M in the canals and basins in that vicinity
waiting tobe loaded. The news that the mi
ners were going to work, caused the rush to
that point, and the poor boatmen are placed
in worse plight for the time being than if
they had remained at home. In few weeks
coal viii come into Mauch Chunk, but until
then half Of the boatmen will remain idle.
-CRoCKEBr AND GLASSWARE AT Oosr.
II A. h VAN TINES 4
ing ON the bridge Of the Delaware and Bound 4
Brook Railroad Company, near Greensburg,
on Monday, met with bad accident. He
was at work on the upper portion Of the
bridge, when he missed his footing and fell,
striking several beams in his descent, and
lodging on a cross beam about twenty-four
lot below. The injured man was taken down,
when 1t was discovered that one of his legs
was broken, and his face mashed in. He va'
taken to Yardleyville to the residence Of D. r.
Coford the superintendent Of the work, on -
settee, but died in about an hour afterward.
The deceased sabous forty.five years Of age,
:. and leaves ono child. Ths body MAS forwarded
to Poyt Derosit yesterday SsSx
II An closing out our shawIs at
= great sacrfflce. A. L. VAN TINE.
The constitutional amendments are to be
submitted to the people on the 7th Of Septem-
Der. They viii be published in our next issue.