The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-04-21
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LansbertriJJe, N. j.. Apru FL, 1879
Losr.14a sismosaaddlh Book with red
back, gilt edge, containing cranberry &C
count, SC. The finder will be suitably re-
warded hysretupingi II so,Ss e AANpEss 1T
The First National Bank Of Clinton, has
received authority to commence business.
Mr.. Alex Horton is building large hot.
house, adjoining his residence on Main St.
For Picture Frames, resort to Fritz. 81
N. Union st., 'Lambertville,, N. J.-ap21 SC.
The first shad Of the season at Stockton
was caught last week by Messrs. White aud
Dilts.
The place to obtain Superior Photographs
Fritz, SO N. Union st., Lambertville, N.
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-Messrs 8. L. Aartindell & Son are put
ting up four neat dwelling houses ON Button
wood st. Mr.. S. G.. Lands is superintend-
ing their erection.
The Frenchtown Borough license tick
ct ,, had printed at its head a skull and cross
bones. We do not know Of anything mere
appropriate that could have been selected. ,
The handsome property belonging to John
Groman, at the corner of York and Clinton
sts, now occupied by Miss Lizzie Eagan, will
be sold at public sale, on Saturday, May LIST,
at p M. Mullineaux, anctioneer.s IL viii
be sold At sacrifice, rather than not be dis
posed of.
On Monday morning faft of logs while
entering the head of Wells Falls, below, this
city, struck against raft that had been slowed
during the past week. One of the men was
thrown into the river and part of the raft
passed over him, injuring him quite seriously.
He was taken to the house of Mr.. Ralph
Ashton, and is now under the care of physi-
clan.
John Savage, better known as "Darby
Green,n was arrested yesterday Tuesday,
morning on charge Of assisting and procur-
ing and Offering illegal votes, at the recent
city election. A hearing was had before
Justice Hayhurst, and he was bound over in
the sum Of $500 to appear at the September
term of Court. v. r. Matthews and s. r.
Huselton are his bondsmen,
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Five boys entered che cellar Of the drug
store of C. F. Moore, in this city, one day
last week, and stole a lot of fire crackers, tor
pedoes and other fire works, Three of them
were arrested, and two of them, named
Patrick Kearns and Thos. King, were brought
before Esquire Hayhurst and Angel, last even
ing. They were fined and in default Of pay
ment were committed for thirty days to the
county Jail.
"A man in this city, Of Incorporate habits,
who was urged to vote the license ticket at
the late election, replied that he had formerly
drank at the tagerns frequently during each
day, but that during the past year he had
gone without liquor rather than walk to New
Hope for it, and he felt it beneath him TO buy
it by the quart. As result, he said, he notic-
ed that his family, had got along better, he
had had more comforts in his family, and
things were SO much more pleasant, that he
Intended to vote for nc-license. That argu-
ment was direct enough to close the mouth
of the whisley advocate.
The dedication of the Mount Airy Pres
byterian @ hurch, on Thursday morning last,
was largely attended After the usual exer-
cises on such occasions, an effort was made to
raise the amount of the indebtedness on the
building, and the congregation came nobiy up
to the work and subscribed the full amount, so
that the edifice was dedicated free from debt.
The church now have a neat and commodious
building. They are to be congratulated on
the very successful accomplishment Of their
labors. Rev. Mr.. Assay, the pastor of the
church. is beloved by his congregation and is
doing q good work on the field. 2 -
Mr.. O. p. Thatcher, of this city, met
with a rather singular accident on Thursday
of Lost week. while walking around
the corner of a counter in his store, his left
leg was suddenly broken by the slight twist
given by the circular motion. He is improv-
ing quite rapidly. Some time since Mr.. T.
broke his right leg by misstep while walk
ing.
rY Our readers who remember the inter
esting series of articles published in The
RECORD last Sumner, lentitled y Trip to
the Catskills, win be glad to know that the
author, Prof Larson, of Lewisburg Univer-
sity, designs to furnish us another series the
coming summer. During his vacation he will
visit either the White and Green Mountains,
or California, and Seare promised letters des-
criptive of his trip.
We are also promised an article from him on
the Physical Geography of Hunterdon.
s-'s,s $1,000. <s,.---1-
eE- The Lambertyille Savings Bank will