The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-03-01

meet at LARS Hall on next Friday afternoon
at Al o'clock. Visitors are welcome.
Rev. r. B. Black has resigned as pastor
of the Sandy Ridge Baptist Church, to take
effect April LIST. -
MIR. Fl. G. Hooker has taken into partner
ship with him Mr.. James 0. Bovine, of this
city, and under the firm name Of Hooker q
Bovine, th4y win. carry onsthe Trimming,
Millinery and Fancy Goods business at the
oldsteud. IN Ccmmereial Rsw.~a We wish Mr.,
b. successia his new undertaking. I'll
No iair-minded person, we feel sure, will
say that in the two years that "no license "
has been the rule in this city, there has not
temperance and great improvement in the
order in our streets. This being so, let us try
the same system another year. Do not let
the. Centennial year be connmcinotated BY the
ie.ntroduction Of the licensing of men to make
s-Thsbes6 Family Floarfof 1915 per cwt,
at EvERETT's, ON Church Street. 1t.
REV. Thos. Z. Young has resigned the
pastorate Of the Ripgoes Baptist Church aud
has accepted 4 eall toIths Bethlehem Church,
in this county.
MIR. Edward Mtnnhouse has opened his
musical es establishment in the front room on
the same fioor with THE RECORD office, corner
Of Union and Coryeai streets, aud has now on
exhibition number of the celebrated Estey
Organs, Of different sayfss, from those Of com.
parately plain cases to those of more elaborate
styles, including. the magnificent Boudoir
Organ. He will be pleased to have the public
call and examine these instruments.
HOUSE FOR RENT.-A house on George
Street. for rent inquire ofC. BAKE ST.
* young medicalsstudent of this city, a
day or two since. while eideavoring to ascer-
tain how chloroform smells, suddenly lost
consciousness and fell to the floor, soaring the
servant girl and alarming his friends. Tie
cause of his swoon was soon learned.s He
will hereafter fight shy Of the powerful IL
quid-
The passenger fares on the B. d. Divi-
sion of the Penna. r. r. have been changed
considerably, the new rates taking effect to-
day In some instances the fares have been
reduced slightly and in others increased. The
fare between Lambertyille and .Phila. is $l.32
an increase OF ~ cts, Between Lan.teltyil,.
and Trenton 40 cts, decrease of let. Be
tween Ilam5eatville and Pennington decrease
of 4 cts Between Lanbertville and New
York, $500. decrease of 80 cts.
The united ages of family of five, two
sisters and three brothers, named Seabold,
whose home is at Baptisttown, in this county,
are 37s years. Their ages, respectively are,
3d. 81, ~, 40 and 60 ,g.ssw eass s4e
ALI persons in want of the Spring style
of New York OF Phila. silk hats, fitted nicely
to the head by the American Conformation
should call at the extensive Hat and Cap store
Of Gee.w. Hotteli, s7t East State St, Tren.
ton, who has just received a fine stock of the
best makes; at the lowest rates. Look for
the revolving hat rack
Our Brass, Band, which has not met for
practice for months past has again shown
signs of life, and it is pleasant to hear thei
music again, Such ap organization adds con
siderable TO the life of a town, and we hope to
see them 60 forward and establish 4 reputa-
ton equal to Carpentcr's Cornet Band Of
few years ago.
The regular monthly meeting of the Com
mon Council will be held next Monday
evening.
THE Mills of Tuxbury" must grind
slow. They; haye been running in the French
Aown PrSss for some months now. We refer
to story under that title.
The prophets of evil are predicting no
fruit the coming season. The peach crop is
going to Goa failuro- efscourses
A correspondent Of the Hunterdon Dem
ocrat writes 1t will be well for the good
people Of Hnnfeldon county to be on the
alert for unprihcipled scoundfels whoare per
ambulating this good old county, seeking
whom they may defraud of their hard earn
ings. Sign no cnnningly devised agreements.
For particulars, inquire Of those who have
been swindled.''
Every garment sold by Wanamaker &
Brown, 9Th and Market, Philadelphia, has to
pass through the hands Of at least four in
spectorss I'M 7kAY As4gg n
These aus hot flush times ndturned gar
ments are the really consistent and natural
result. Economical, homemade dresses are
the rule rather than the exception, and serve
to show rot only the great popular drift, but
also the very important part which " Domes-
tic Paper Fashions ,. sustain in the economy
of the household.
Nothing 10 so insidaous as. z. cold or a
cough. Poison does not make swifter pro-
gress in the system. Use promptly the only
sure antidote, HALE,'s HONEY OF HoRE-
HOUND AND TAR. RI yy
Pixies Ts5thaciie Drops cure in one min
ute.
The horse sale of Brooks Bros, last Sat-
urday afternoon, in bennington, attracted
large crowd, and fifteen animals were dispos-
ed Of, at an average Of $l58.5o per head.
Isaac Lowe, farmer living near Three
Bridges, fell dead on Saturday night last.
while walking across the floor. He had been
sick for some time, but It was not thought to
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