The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-05-19


Lambertviite, N. u. May 10, 1878
"A raft passed down the pslaxare the 9th
er day loaded with nag stones.
Housekeepers . Bleached Muslin, extr,
heavy, at VAN HoRN's. apr. 81, If.
10 tkS Boaid b Trade nee Il Hex
Tuesday evening.
Beautiful bookcases and wardrobes a
Titus store, 46 Coryell St, Lambertville.
The old burial ground at High Bridge i
baipgsesaeuatsd to make way Soyths ps n "a rail
road.
AN elopement of young man and mar
iied woman, is said to have taken place re
Gently, from near Perryville, in this county
Go to Hooker's for the best makes of
Kid, Silk and Isle Gloves. ap. %.
Rev. 3. 8. conkiing ana prs: Kugler,
Esq, of Frenchtown. represented Hunterdon
County in the International Sunday School
Convention, which was held at Baltimore, last
week.
a fine stock of chairs, plain and fancy,
arm AN and rocking at as sGofyelf.sts Titus.
Mr.. Ashbel WEIGH, Jr., has been appointed
a delegate from the Young Mems Christian
Association of this city, to the National Asso-
citation, which will meet in Richmond, Va,
next week.
s-.vlIr. Ash'el, contractor of the D. & 3, B.
R. r., haslabosit seventy Italians at work.ou
his section. Some two weeks ago he got
about 40 and last week 80 more. They are
stalwart looking fellows opeaceU Herald.
Asother injecting Z 0iganiz Board Of
Trade will be held at the Council Room, on
next Tuesday evening, at 81 o'clock. The
hour has been fixed late, SO that all our bust
ness men can attend.
After considerable Of contest, the two
hotels at Pennington have received license by
the Judges of the Mercer Court. Mr.. E. r.
Shook, formerly of this city, was licensed to
keep one Of thesc-Swan's old stand.
---On Sunday afternoon the atmosphere in
this city was filled with smoke, and where it
came from was mystery. A dispatch was
afterward received, stating that there had
been large fire at White Haven, Pa. but we
rhass seenEnp cont dhsof this rspprts &
Co. C. of this city, will decorate the
graves of the soldiers of the late war on
Saturday afternoon, the Goth inst. The LAM
bertville Cofhet Band has been engaged,
Rev. G. H. Thomas is expected to deliver an
address on the occasion.
Al Hoo,ser,s So,,scau find all of the best
makes of Corsets cheaper than the cheapest
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Dear mas oeen echpsed, anu 'iiis Is ~" ~ was
done Mr. oharies lomiinSoh, our veteran
miier' mas just stepped Gown anu ou' Vi .''e
old mourning mill at THIS place. Were ne mas
served us customers IN season ana OUT Q, sea
sou iof .ho pas' J0''y-''oo y0e's--''nu ''u y
iai'iiieiiy 'oo' peins always ~ nas pos'' SUI
'efuon ocas LUIS recorus Il 80 ''o' i''n oa'.
"A full line OF White Goods and Hamburg
Edgings, at Hcoker's. ap. 20.
This morning. Between one and two o.
clock, the family of Mr. Jos. Smith, in this
city, was aroused by voices about the house,
On further Investigation it proved to be out
side, and by the time Mr.. S. (who don't get
awake any too fast under such circumstances)
!, got the window 2 man vas seen to emerge
ZION window ina small tool house Situated
near the alley at the rear Of the house. As
he showed disposition to retreat, Mr.. S. con-
ciuded to go for him oterhauling him near
the gate and holding an interview. He claim
ed to be boatman, without place to sleep;
that the whiskey had been too much for him,
and he had gone IN there to sleep iteT, and
was now starting on again that he had no
Of it. As he seemed quite able to travel, and
showed no disposition to do mischief, and the
morning air being cool and Mr.. 5. "summar-