The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-08-11
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Lanoersvstte, N. r.. dug. II, 1875.

LGm6ersvstte, N. IT,. dug. II, 1875.
--McGuiggan, who was SO seriously injured
by Dempsey few days SINCE is recovering, learn.
The Frenchtown "Ceutenuials we're
beaten by the Mystcs," Of Pennington, In game Of
base ball. last Saturday the standing IS to 49,
-" The Lambertville Colony, Of about
thirty persons who have been camping Ocean Grove
for the past three weeks returned home last uesday
evening, with improved health and bronzed complex
IONS and delighted with their trip
MIR. G. r.. Swallow, of this city, is keeping
boarding house at Ocean Grove Those who visit that
resort from this section should give him call.
"A game ofbase bah for the championship
of the county will be played at Frenchtown be
tween the Mystic club Of Remington the Stars Of
this city.
MIR. w. L. Hoppock has taken the store
in Church street. adjoining schuhaus tailoring estab-
lishment, and will open -four and feed store in few
days. de intends to sell the "New Process Flour"
We saw four young misses, from 10 to 16
years age walking down Union the other day. side
by SIDE and coming up the street aged man. who
compelled to step into the gutter to get past them
And yet these misses supposed to have manners.
1T is reported that the Oke smith hotel
is better patronzcd than the Darby House. The
moatons of the superior the other In the fact
that parties who drunk to walk roll down
hill and SO be helped their way home while in the
other there is danger of falling into the frog pond and
getting the whiskey diluted with water.
The fast up-line yesterday afternoon met
with accident Milford by the breaking of one
of the wheels of the truck of the locomotive No one
injured. The train delayed about an hour and
a half
The conductors excursion to Long
Branch yesterday appeared to be well patronzed There
were over 1000 passengers on board.
For TRUNKS and vALrsEs, go to Louden's,
43 Union st. ct.
Joseph G. Smith, of Bloomsbury, was
injured internally few days ago by horse which he
was riding became frightened at a locomotive.
The Sabbath School at Pleasant Corner
will hold Basket Picnic " in Jeremiah Young's
Grove, near Ringoes, Thursday, August lsth Ad-
dresses viii be delivered by different speakers
IA Burlington county paper says that it is
not the potato bug that is worrying the farmers
there but the question what shall be done with the po
tatoes The crop, it says is enormous
The seventeenth annual fair and cattle
show Of the Warren County Farmers. Mechanics and
Manufacturers Association win be held their grounds
near Belvdere, on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday, October the 9Th, 9Th, 18th and sth, 1875
The next Annual Meeting of the Hunter
don Co. Bible Society win be held in the NJ Church. at
Mechanicsve, Tuesday next, August 17th to begin at
1880 A. M. The Rev. Dr. Mott of Pennington, Is cx-
pectcd to preach the sermon.
II am closing out our ShawIs at
a great sacrifice. A. L. VAN TINE.
"A meeting for the benefit of the boatmen
has been held by the Young Mems Christian Association
at the locks below this city the past two Sundays
other meeting will be held next Sunday at the same
place. TAP. M.
AT Hooker's you can find all of the best
makes of Corsets cheaper than the cheapest.
ap. 2S.
Henry Bundy, of this city, and Peter S.
Naylor Of New Hope, among the bidders for the
job of whtewashing the buildings the Doylestown
tPa) Fair Grounds. Bundys bid si25 and MAYORS
S2i9. Some of the bids high SEAS. The job
was awarded to Jessee Craven at $50.
The oats crop in our county has been con-
sderably injured by the rains good deal OF it
not having been got In before the wet The
country looks fine, and large yield may be expected
Apples will be failure, it is said taking the whole
country through but in sections notice that the
trees unusually we'll loaded. The blackberry crop
has been almost complete failure the bushes having
been generally killed last winter.
1T is reported that Hon. Alexander
wurts OF Pennington, is about to remove from that
town to Trenton. Mr. wurts' uprghtness of character
and legal ability have long been honor to this county
and shall regret to hear of his removal from our
boundaries
Seven weeks ago, says Hunterdon Demo
crat announced that young of James B. Quick,
Of this place had fallen tree and broken one Of
his legs and at the same time we said that the same lad
mao oeen neafs sole ~ " -" sea,s aso
one oay as' "eeA io ..'s'o e''o" ''.' On y s.," anu
again prohe 'ne ICY ~ ''' san'e p'a'e Au'' 'n's
chi'd Oh MISFORTUNE
Doors and SHOES, to suit the times, at
Louden's ct.
AL, 4,.,;r ,,.s
Inv ScnouS =. " o0' - On W " 49, -.''S
than Ave wear, AGO The total present population IS
iois OF this number A are of foreign BIRTH
coored The Oldest persons in the township are Eliza
whose 80 ace !, given 4 90.
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