The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-10-25
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Mi. David Rockafsllar, announces a
grand Centennial Cuncert in the Church at
Glover Hill, on Wednesday evening, Novem-
Der LIST, to consist of chorus of forty voices,
solos, duets, quartettes, piano solos, &c.
Early in the day for children. Fritz,
Lambertville, N. J. Oct. 25, 3ts =
"A, very pleasant entertainment was given
on last Friday evening BY the scholars Of the
primary department of the M. E. Church of
this city. The scholars acquitted themselves
creditably.
The best and cheapestin the world. DIR.
Bulls Cough Syrup only costs you 25 cents,
and if itdoes not cure yourcough you can get
your money back. It,
/. If you wish to start IN the oyster bust
ness, you can do so for $1,000, by calling on
Geo. c. Van Camp-the man who wears poor
boots--Lambertville, MI. oct. 25, 1t.
Mr.. Thos. Connors, of Centre Bridge, lost
a pocket book this morning in or near the
Lambertville National Bank, containing mon
ey, papers, &c. The finder will be suitably
rewarded by returning it to the bank.
The following question is submitted to
the Stockton lyceum for debate Is a licentous
character or reputation proper qualification
for reform !, candidate for Congress- and
is it the duty of Democrats to vote for such a
character should helbe thoregular nominee !?
IF there is any victim of an eruptive
rnalady who dcspairs of relief, let himsaban.
don his dependency So long as it is posi-
bio for him to obtain GLENN's SULPHUR
Soar he need entertain noIdoubts respecting
the possibility of his being cured
-Children's Clothing. A full assortment of
Children's Clothing, sizes from years up
wards. Also, children's oyercoats of all kinds
can be found with L. TOBIAS One Price
Clothier, Union near Bridge ST., Lambertvile.
oct. %, It.
-Pidcock can pull his wires to control a
caucus, BUTT is to be seen whether he can con-
troll enough of the respectable portion of the
Democrats to get himself elected to the State
Senate. From the number in this city and
vicinity who declare their intention to vote
against him, we doubt his ability to do SO.
The Western letters of Mr. j. B. Mason
published in THE RECORD, are read with
great interest by our readers and are attract
ing considerable attention. They have put
several persons in the notion of taking Horace
Greeley's advice $50 West"
Frank Thwaite has been convicted of
breaking in and robbing the store of NJ. B.
Kline, in this city, some time since. He was
tfxf INT sta 70
prison. Aronauldus Sproat, who was charg-
ed with being an accessory, was discharged.
Van Horn has just opened d case of cam
ton fiannels that can't be beat, at 8, 10, 129,
15n 10, 20, also all wool and domestic flannels
Is IS, 81, and up. o-1f-tf.
One day last week, Mr.. Joshua Primmer,
of Sergeantsville, had a nice set of double
harness stolen from his stables. He traced
them to this city and found they had been
traded by Hiram Bailey, "a young man who
was at his place for few days. to resident
of this city, for an old watch, pistol, sc.
MIR. A. G. Gandey has purchased of Mr..
j. w. Mcdowell his hardware store, on Bridge
street. Mr.. w. II. Gandey has disposed of
his interest in the Centennial Paper Mills in
this city, to. Mr.. r. Mcdowell, and it is un-
derstood that Mr.. J. w. Mcdowell will fake
an interest in the business.
Master Your Cough at Once with Hate's
Honey Horehouaad and Tar. Every affection
of the lungs, chest or throat tending to con-
sumption, is not only relieved but absolutely
obliterated by this wonderful vegetable pull
monte. Sold by all druggists.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in 1 minute.
o. 25, At.
No loans were sold at the meeting of the
Mutual B. Sc l.. Association, on Saturday
evening. At the meeting of the Centennial
b. & L. Asso. on Monday evening, four loans
were sold two at $3l so each, and two at
1925 each. Mr. John Colligan, was elected
a Director at tho previous meeting in place
of Martin Drudy, deceased.
All the latest styles of Hats and Caps at
lowest cash prices are kept by l.. TOBIAS, One
Price Clothier, Union near Bridge St.
oct. 25, 1t.
The Hunterdon Co. S. s. Convention met
week before last at Pennington. The ses-
sion was an interesting one. Addresses of
unusual merit were delivered by Rev. P. A.
Studdiford, d. D., Rev. r. A. Chalker and
Rev. G. II. Thomas, of this city.
The Central N. ]. Baptist Association
with which the Baptist Churches in this
county are connected) recently held its annual
session in New Brunswick Rev. Chas. IL.
Thomas of this city was the Moderator,
and preached the opening sermon. In the
twenty-four churches composing this body
there have been 1876 added by baptism during
the year. The total members are 5000. 1t will
meet next year at Sandy Ridge, in this
county.
Republican meetings and speakers are
announced as follows This "wednesday
evening, at Milford, W. FL. Van Nortwick.
Tomorrow Thursday evening, at Fleming
ton, Rev. ]. D.. Bagwell at Reavile, Gen. T..
W. Conway Baptisttown, W. II. Van Mort
wick; New Hampton Jnnction, Mallory H. G..
Dane, w. B. Srope. Friday evening, at
r.A..LIo.u, uor 7. Gtauauc