The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-09-27
LOCAL AFFAIRS,
Lssr.bertvltte, N. 81. Sept. III, ISY6.

this city have again been reduced TO eight
hours work per day.
Titus sells well-made furniture, carefully
selected not bought in trade, but at the low
est figures.
The Democratic caucus in this county
will be held on Saturday, Oct. 14th.
The train leaving this city at $40 A. NJ,
runs direct to the Centennial grounds.
Episcopal services will be held next Sun
day evening, October list, at the honse of Mr..
Brewster, near Croton, commencing at half
past seven o'clock.
The Christian Church at Locktown, is
building handsome parsonage. The Bethle-
hem Baptist Church, between Perry~ille and
Pattenburg, is also building a parsonage.
Rev. Thomas E. Young is the pastor.
Titus has BY far the largest stock of Fur
niture in this section Of the country, and can't
be undersoid. Test it. 46 coryell st.
That piece Of lwastefulnsss aud folly, the
enlarged sewer on Main street, is about half
completed. fit is the duty Of the corpor-
alton to drain private premises, we presume
that the bog above the old brewery win be
next attacked.
Assesses and Sores of Long Standing,
which have resisted tho operation of oint-
nents and washes, may be cleansed and heal
ed by frequent and persistent washing with
GLEsEss SULPHUR Soar.
Can't 20 to Church. Why not O. my
cough would disturb the congregation. Cure
it then with "Haae's Honey of Horehound
and Tar" pure vegetable remedy, unfailing
as the San and mild and harmless as the Sum
mer air. Sold by all druggists. Pixies Tooth
ache Drops cure in one minute. Sep.27 4w
According to an order issued by Col. An
gel, the annual inspection of Co G, Of this
city, will take place at the Armory, on Octo-
Der 9Th, at p. NJ. The companies of the
regiment win be inspected separately, except
those at Trenton, instead of a general parade
and review, as heretofore.
Our county fair is in operation as we go
to press If it is successful it win not be
because ef any effort oftho managers to make
it so. 1t has not been advertised, except by a
few posters and dead-head notices in two or
three papers. This is just as well, perhaps,
as far rs any benefit is to be derived by those
who attend.
The following persons are announced as
candidates at the coming Democratic caucus !:
For State Senator--Jos. n. Boozer, of Lam
bertvslie; James N, Pidcocl, Of Readington,
and John L. Jones, of Remington. For As
sembly--1st District-Clinton B. Blackwell,
John C. Rafferty,, and Henry Britton, all of
Raritaa township. I'd District--M HUI
sixer, of Franklin township.
John c. Reeve has resigned his position
as Director of the Lambertyille National
Bank. At the meeting of the Board on last
Monday, Peter o. Holcombe, of Delaware
tsp, was elected to fill the vacancy. Mr..
Holcombe's thorough acquaintance with the
people of his section, will be Of great value
to the bank.
The Democracy Of Massachusetts must be
in bad fix. In order to get man of suffic-
lent standing, SO as to go before the people of
that intelligent State with some show of sin
cerity in the cry of /" reforn,' they have been
compelled to take up with Charles Francis
Adams, "Liberal Republican" Anything
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MT -. T. nu''stloss mas oeou sns"s0.
his canning factory on Coryeli ST., in this city.
ne mas ABOUT '"ensy-hse nanus o'upioye.' anu
will put up from thirty to forty thousand cans.
ms Is on'y soou. sn'ee-'oui'ns u "n"s ~
eApec'eu W uo' ING .o''"'o o'op, o"."s "
the ory weather, Is qulee small 'il' Du'.oi
loss mas ao'ef''sea iof ivy ousnei' u CANNING
apples A.
"A Tilden and Hendricks Club was organ
lied in the I'D ward on last Thursday evening,
and the following officers elected ;
rresident-JacoD lines,
p pace Liss.S Saas..ar. II Iahn r. Matthew'S
Correspondinr Secretary-Peter S. Parker.
Treasurer Edward A. Gregg.
Committee on hesoiumons-L. n. oefgean''
~ u D''''' 5. 80 3 oo1
"A Hayes ana wheeler oiuo was organic
ed at Titusvliie, last FRIDAY evening, AZ wh'ch
Chas. ). steel, Esq, was appointed rres'oen.'
MIR. ). ". Fieming, vice PRESIDENT MI
Benz. n. AtchieY' secretary Mr. w. W. H.
Schultz. Corresponding secretary. Inc names