The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-07-05

held at the VI. y. Church, IN tins CITY on 4th
of July morning. e@ e =
by all means take your children to the
Centennial. 1t will be an entertaining fact
for them to relate when they are old.
-ASplendid Stock Of yard wide Percale
or 12b cts, at the Cottage Hill Store. j.21 At.
The S. s. Institute at the Baptist Church,
in this city, on last Friday, was instructive
and entertaining, but the attendance was very
slim.
1.-THE Punch cigar, an old favorite,
Q for twenty-five cents, at MooRE's Drug
Store. IT,
Appropriate services were held In the
Methodist Church, yesterday morning tho
4th) and in the Baptist Church, in the even
ing.
Bedroom suits from zero y to 500, at
As Coryell Street. I
1T is said that by placing an uncorked bot
tie Of essence of peunyroyal, or empyreumat
ic oil of juniper, in your sleeping apartments
will rid they annoyance of mosquitoes.
For Fine Photographs, Lambertville Ster-
6OSCDQtC fltWS, anu lStukC - tduiSo, hOocts
to FR1rz's, SO N. Union Street Lambertville,
N. J. j.14-3t.
We regret to announce the death of Mr..
Godfrey H. Hayes, editor and proprietor of
the Burlington Enterprise, which occurred on
Sunday week.
The g Temperance Column y will be sus-
pended for a short time, owing to the absence
from town Of the lady who has prepared the
matter. 1t will be resumed again in due time.
The best fitting ready-made SHIRTS,
can be had at r. II. VAN HoRN's.*
The quarterly Union Temperance meet
ing was held at the Presbyterian Church, on
last Sunday evening Addresses appropriate
to the occasion were delivered.
Although the Democracy have hung out
the banner from She Lambertville House,
there does not appear to be many boarders
there of that way. Of thinking, Judging from
the number Of Hayes s. Wheeler flags that
are displayed from the different windows.
Another invoice of Dress Goods, at the
Cottage Hill Store. j. 81, 1t.
Nothing is more harrassing than ulcers or
boils Fortunately they can be quickly heal
ed by the use of GLENN's SULPHUR Soar,
which purges the sore of its poisonous virus
or proud flesh, and thus removes the only OBJ
stacle TO its healing.
MIR. Jesse Y, Thatcher of Clever Hill,
has just cut thirty five tons of clover hay
from twelve acres, which is thought to be
big yield. Hunterdoa Dsmecrat
-Four light boats from Water Gap
p .ssed down the Delaware on last Saturday
m ,rning. They were manned by young men
who were on their way TO the Centennial ex-
hibition In passing over the wing dam at
Wells Falls, below this city, one Of the boats
got hole punched into its side, but the
damage was speedily repaired.
"A second-nand encfosed-case Sewing Ma
chine for sale-7wheel feed. May be seen at
THE RRcoRD Office. IT,.
Notwithstanding the old saying that peo-
pie are growing weaker and wiser, many
seem to live to great age. Two persons Ie-
Gently deceased have reached beyond ninety
Mrs. Annie Conway, mother of William Con-
way and mether-in-law of Anthony Koran, of
this city, died on the 18th, at the great age of
81, and Mrs. Mary Pdeock, of West Amwell,
died aged % years.
The highest points in New York city arc
Trinity steeple, the Western Union Telegraph
building, the tall tower of the Tribune, the
New Post Office, and last but not least, the
taxes on real estate. The height of half
case g Domestic !" Sewing Machine is just 3st
inches. 1t is not very tall affair compared
with those above mentioned, but it looms
up immensely in the estimation of those
who use it.
--Visscher & Halls fnsecticide Powder
better than Paris Green and not poisonous
for sale at Sevcrns' Drug Store. j.21,tf.
1t was laughable on Friday morning to
see two or three Democratic candidates for
postmaster and one or two other aspirants
for other offices stirring around in the heat
in their efforts to get up their flag before that
of the Republicans was flung to the breeze.
That having been accomplished, we presume
the country is safe. One might suppose from
their efforts that the getting up Of that flag
first will have mighty effect upon the cleo
tion. That flag, borrowed without leave
from the United States Government, and full
of patches and holes-ftly tipiies the reform
which may be expected from the Democratic
party.
The cannon belonging to the State of
New Jersey which the Democratic party in
this city has gobbled up for its own uses, was
held by them during the war. tnever der
ing that time $50 far as we recollect) broke
silence fora Union victory, but it did make a
great noise when the friends and sympathizers
of rebellion in North Carolina were supposed
to have carried that state for a ticket which
bore the name g Democratic " at its head. 1t
ought to'be deodorzed before the faint of re-
bellion is removed. Its voice on Friday night
had the old familiar sound of the war times
and reverberated the sound of secession /!
--Glenns Sulphur Soap, for sale at Severns'
Drug Store, 41st Union st. ]. 81, St.
The IntelIigencsr says that foreclosure
under the mortgage of the Newtown railroad