The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-03-17
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Lambertvi1e, N. j.. March n, 1873.


L0nsJerfviJte, N. IT,. March II, 1878.
"A fine stock Of new furniture at TITUs'
Warerooms, 46 Coryell street, Lambertville.
"A Grange Of the Patrons of Husbandry
was instituted at Locktown last week. The
order embraces twenty-eight members.
Rev. w. E. Watkinson, of Philadelphia,
will become Pastor of the Baptist Church at
Baptistown, April first.
~ do not forget the Concert at Lyceum
Hall for the benefit of the door, tomorrow,
Thursday evening"
People will find fine stock of furniture,l
beds, &C., at 46 Coryell ST., Lambertville, at
prices as low as in the city. TITUS.
About forty performers at the Charity
concert, Thursday evening. Chorus of
twenty voices. Charming quartettes. Elk
cellent instrumental music.
Mrs. Eliza Kean, an aged lady of French
town, fell down the steps at her residence one
day last week, breaking her arm and fractur-
ing her wrist.
South Main ST. has become considerably
washed by the melting of the snow, ETC., and
it is now in a bad condition 1t should be
repaired.
-Sproat's Irvine Factory, the Cotton Mill
and Weeden's Paper Mill (which have been
stopped FOR some time owing to the water be-
ing out of the canal,) are now running.
Those Of our subscribers who content
plate change of residence the present Spring,
will confer a favor by Informing us to that
effect
-" Shall we bond the city to build school
houses?" is NOTED question, but shall we
buy our furniture of Titus, has been decided
in the affirmative by large majority.
-Tuscarora Tribe of Red Men of this city,
attended the funeral Of N. Clark Hoagland, q
member, on Monday last. Resolutions adopt
ed by the Tribe appear in this issue.
Rev. J. L. Crane, D. D., of the Newark
Confereace, Delivered powerful temperance
sermon oa last Sunday evening in the M. +.
Church of this city. A large attendance was
present
y ---Nlessrs. Butler s Marion, both irst-class
taiiors, have opened a merchant tailoring es-
Enlistment at Talcotts old stand, No. o N.
Union St, with fine stock of scasonable
goods, to which they invite the attention of
the public by an advertisement in another
column.
ST Pattick's Day was observed by the
Emerald Beneficial Society of this city by q
parade this morning through our streets and
those Of New Hope, headed by the Lambert
vile Coiuet Band. The Society numbered
about seventy, and made handsome APP
pearance with tiacic regalia-
"A spirited Temperance meeting was held
on last Sunday afternoon, in Iyceum Hall.---fi
A very effective address was made by Rev.
Enoch Knowles. Such addresses must do
good. The,choir sang some good temperance
songs. An address will be delivered next Sun
day afternoon, at the same place. n
Peter G. Sweazy, of Union township, was
getting a load of hay at the barn of Capt
Sylvester Taylor, last Friday, when thegl
ssboom - broke with which he was binding it,
and was thrown SO violently upon the frozen
ground as to break his arm. DR.. N. B.
Boileau set the bone and Mr.. Sweazey is now
comfortable and likely to soon recover its
USE Clinton Democrat.
--On Saturday last the Grecnsburg Free
stone Quarry Company purchased at sheriff's
sale the quarry property ia Greesssburg, and
the yard and basin property in West Hanover
street, Trenton, formerly owned and operated
by John G. Grant, Esq, for the sam of s, 5000
over and above the incumbrance, which was /
about $50, 600. This we understand is some
$12, 900 less than it was bid up last fall whel
1t was postponed in the hope of its reaching
a higher figure
Bray & Wilson will held sale Of horses,
wagons, &C., &C., on the farm of David Will
son, north of Bulls Island, on Monday March !
22d, at T. M. - f k&t9
Mr. Alex. Silvers, Ex'r. win sch the house
hold goods belonging to the estate of john
Silvers deceased, on Thursday, March 25th,
at p. NJ, at the house on Clinton street, in
this city
Mr. Job SilveIsl will have a sale of store
Gath inst
Mr. w. II. Gandey win sell, at his farm
near Lambertvilel ON Thursday the 25th inst,
his entire stock, farming utensils, &C. Sale
at 10 NJ Kelley, Aucticirecr- See adv.
The sale of Mr.. Asher B. Stout's personal
property, advertised to be held on the ed
inst, near sLasnbettville, viii not take place,
Mr. Stout having decided to remain on the
farm ON which he now resides.
NY- Great reductions in Carpets and Win
dow Shades, larger assortment and lower pric-
es than have ever offered. r. Fl. VAN HORN.
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