The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-06-30
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LansbertUsJle, N. IT., June 80, 1875
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Our public schools win close to-day for
two-months' vacation.
xv7Itis mid that = "a stesbhekspass wal
caught recently near Bulls Island.
DIR. Rice of Trenton, is gradually improv
ing, and is now able to go out of doors.
Joseph S. Smith, Esq, has opened Law
Office at Bloomsbury.
e z2Nr. Ffanffin SDevereaux, Of Trenton, a
well-known temperance man, died on last
Sunday morning, aged SO years.
Rev. c. s. Conkling has been re-appointed
County Superintendent of Public Schools
for this county.
Last Fridayswas the hottest day of the
season, the thermometer having reached SO at
the Office of DR.. G. H Larson, in this city.
Princeton is about to build an $50, 900
hotel, especially designed to accommodate
visitors to the college.
s@~'Tho STABLES Of the Harmony Fire Co. in
Trenton, were burned on Sunday night Loss
$4,000.
We hear that Mr.. Levi Reynolds, of this
city, has the contract for placing new pier
under the Delaware bridge at Centre Bridge.
The stated monthly meeting of the Com
mon Council WIN Be held on next Monday
evening.
a..rk 81 he sud- of he
Delaware bridge at this point which was con-
sideeabE Injured by tho ice freshet; in the
spring is now being repaired.
Mr.. Chas. e. Green, of Kingwood, in this
county, will graduate at the Pennington
Seminary, at the commencement to-day. He
Salutatory.
The base ball match on Wednesday Of
last week, between the Stars Of this city and
nine of the B. D. Division telegraph opera
tors, resulted in the success of the former the
score being 88 TOD ngs aIsr
Week before last the Phillipsburg Demo
crat denounced prohibitory laws, and last
week announced that it had secured "water
iaptof yyfS1its eHcsy Their Il some thing ir-
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consistent about this.
new school house to cost $4,000. This city
higgles about spending seven or eight thou
sand dollars for such purpose.
--Theo. G.. weise, Deputy Grand High
Priest Of the Grand Chapter Of Royal Arch,
Masons, paid an official visit to Wilson Chap
4or NJ IF osfv Loot oJa
evening.
1T is not comforting thought to smokers
that the small pox prevails largely among the
New Yorklcigar makeFss Thereforess if you
must smoke, buy yoif cigars 81 Scarborough,
adjoining the Lambertville House, who makes
up his stock and sells the choicest brands
The Bible Meeting at Lyceum Hall, con-
Quoted byJ. A4Anderson, ESQ, wili be held
on next Sunday afternoon at o'clock, as
usual. These meetings are instructive and
interesting and those who have not yet at
tended will find it profitable to do so.
AT the commencement Of the State Norm
al School, at Trenton, on Thursday last, dis
plomas were given TO the following persons
. from this vicinity Emma A. Beck, of Milford;
Alice Kline, of Glen Gardner !; Emma H.
Slater, of Frenchtown; Ida NJ. Williams of
Frenchtown and Sarah A. Banghart, Of Glen
Gardner. A s ~
To-day the "Starn base ball club, of
this city, will play the Pennington club upon
the grounds near this city. A game will be.
played at the same place, between the Stars
and the sCalico nine of this city. On the
sgthof yplA the stars will Play the Mag
nolaS club Of Trenton.
When you buy hat or cap. you can best
be suited by having large variety of styles
to select from. The largest stock in all this
section can be found at GEO. w. HoTTEL's
27g E. State st., Trenton, (opp. list Nat.
Banls)s Also Gents Gloves, Umbrellas,
&c.
Since the reduction in the size of ladies
skirts, it takes three ladies instead of
two, walking side by side on the pavements, to
drive gentleman off the curb stone into the
gutter,in attempting. to pass them: 1t is quite
interesting to tns speetator-to see with
what military precision they keep in line and
how tenaciously they contend for their rights
as against the stronger sex.
Mr.. G. B. Rogers of Philadelphia, writes
as follows to the Monmouth Democrat
: ssp1ease can tie attention Of your farmers to
the fact that one-quarter of bushel of buck
wheat to the acre, sown in the potatoes, drives
away the bug and whore buckwheat has been
grown the previous season, no bugs are to be.
found" This is a simple remedy, and Is
worth trial.
The camp meeting at Pitman Grove will
commence III he ssth Of July. and continue
ten days. One and probably more of the
Bishops and several distinguished ministers
win attend the meeting. Mrs. Amanda
ssmith.nd Rev. W. stoektopwill represent.
"A number of our citizens own lots on this
camp-ground and expect to attend these meet
ings.
!. r-Qn Tuesday morning Of last week Albert
stahlsra q EEepchtevn, entered the snop
over j. w, Rrittops Store on Harrison street,
..,...;od nv Charles Slack for the manu-