The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-08-09
Don't forget those VERY CHEAT Chairs at
Titus store, 40 Coryell street.

Titus store, 40 Coryell street. +
To AVOID THE DANeRxsr INFECTION
the linen Of persons suffering from skin dis
ease Of a contagious nature should be washed
with GLENN's SULPHUR Soar, which is not
only remedy but adisinfectant
The best fitting ready-male SHIRTS,
can be had at r. II. VAN HoRH's.*
I'm addition to Messrs Jos. II. Boozer, Of
House, there are one or two other aspirants
for the Democratic nomination for State Sena-
tor, but tbs thought that the principal contest
will be between these two aboye-namcd.
-Visscher & Halls Insecticide Powder
better than Paris Green and not poisonous
for sale at severns' Drug Store. j.21,tf.
MIR. John Finney removed from Stockton
to this city some days since and is now com
fortably fixed in his handsome residence on
Union street Mr.. F. has added largo num-
Der of improvements to the property since it
came into his possession, and it is now one of
the finest finished dwellings in this section.
AT the sale Of the property of the Mutual
Building and Loan Association, at the Lam
bertville House, on last Wednesday afternoon,
the house formerly owned by Patrick Rogan,
decd, was bought by Matthew Moonan for
$1,000; the four houses belonging to the Bach
man property were sold to Richard Mcdowell
for $4,000; the Bachman lot aud barn were
sold to David Sibborn, for sos the Hight
property was struck off to David Wilson for
5000; the Sebold property to A. Cray, for
$3.50; and the house on Franklin street to w.
Silverthorn, of Frenchtown, for $500.
All kinds of Furniture at 4e Coryell ST.
Titus.
The Great Southeast of Sedala, Mo,
says The Kansas Land and Immigrant
Association, of Atchison, Kansas is under
the management of solid men of that city and
State. The city of Atchison stakes her re-
putation on the fairness and honesty of this,
their plan of promoting immigration to their
city. The prizes are grand, and fully worth
the prices claimed. We are personally ac-
quainted with John NJ. Price, the General
Manager of the Association, and know that
he would sacrifice his large and ample fortune
before he would allow any dishonesty in the
conducting of their business or distribution
of the gifts See letter of Gen. S. M.
Stricken in another column.
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LARGE YIELD.-Mr. VIM. f. Holcombe, Of
Mount Airy, informs us that he has been ex-
pcrimenting with Cosson wheat--a new spe.
cies but recently introduced--and he finds it
to be the best, both as to yield and quality
From Ais sheaves he has obtained Al bushels
| and pecks of grain. Last year he obtained
II bushels from / bushel of seed. This yield
will be hard to beat. The Penna State Agri-
cultural Society have experimental on their
farm with twenty-six varieties of wheat and
have fonnd the 'Closson " to be far superior
to all Others
RuNAwAY.-On Tuesday afternoon of last
week, Mr.. Wesley Bloom, of Kingwood town
ship, was driving his team, attached to a
neavy farm wagon, between the South Branch
and bennington r. r. depots, when they be-
came frightened at a locomotive and ran away
Soon after starting the king bolt came out and
the horses ran down Main street with the
front wheels. Turning in by Richard &
Sutphins store, they came in contact with the
lamp-post on the corner, breaking it off. The
wheels we're left at Emery's lumber yard, and
the horses ran on down the South Branch
railroad, being finally caught at Mr.. Probas-
cos. The horses were not hurt, which is for
tunate, considering the circumstances of the
runaway Mr.. Bloom remained in the wagon
and was not hurt, but young man who was
with him jumped out aud was slightly injur-
&C. -Hunterdon Republican.
GE g The Butterfly" a new brand, tho
best cigar for cents to be found in this city,
equal to more than one-half the cigars for
which dealers charge 10 cents. To be had at
MooRE's Drug Store only. If.
STOCKTON LITERARY SocIETY.-We regret,
Mr.. Editor, to inform you that our Society
did not meet on last Friday evening, as most
of our members seemed irresistaby drawn to-
ward Dog Show, given by vendor of GER
tain patented articles which of course could
not be eqnaled. The exhibition was given to
the public free of charge in the hotel yard,
and goodly crowd collected together to see
the tricks of this educated dog, and to part
with their loose quarters. Although we do
not condemn these street vendors, yet we do
not approve of the course our members pur-
sued in neglecting our meeting to attend
dog show given in the interest of somebody's
pocket book-other than their own. But if
the majority think this is right the minority
will have to submit, and allow our Society to
be neglected and forsaken and the interest
which has heretofore been taken in our Soci-
ETY. to diminish and ultimately dwindle away,
but as this is the first occurrence Of the kind,
we can forgive these fickle-minded ones, and
earnestly hope that they will do better in the
future.
Our Spelling Bee which was to come off on