The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-11-22
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Lambertvisge, N. j.. NoU. 22, 1876.

Fleet Wing Parlor Entertainments
james II. Blackwell one of the oldest
citizens of Pennington, was found dead in
his bed last Sunday morning.
Tickets for the Parlor Entertainments
can be procured at Andersons Drug Store
Admission, 50 cents reserve seats. so.
The stuffed bull-hide which the Demo-
Gratis of this city prepared for their parade in
honor of their success, still hides itself in
some secret corner. Lay it away in salt,
brethren, until another four years.
Cold, piercing winds and driving rains
seldom fail to bring on cough, cold or hoarse-
ness at this season. and DIR. Bulls Cough
Syrup should be kept in every house. For
sale by all druggists.
Mr. Theo. Fields informs us that he re-
Gently had brought to him an old gun for re-
pairs, marked 1862, and made in Europe Mr..
F. bought at late sale q perfect counterpart
to it, and judging from its number, it was
made at about the same time.
GB- Infant Cloaks and Hoods in variety
for sale at Mrs. Cooley's, 6 S. Union street.
Nov. 10, 3t.
Mr.. John Wickenheiser, an employee in
the spoke factory of the Lambertville Manu-
featuring Co., had the first finger of his left
hand taken off and his hand and arm consid-
erably injured while working at spoke lathe,
on Thursday of last week. He lost an eye
and received dangerous injuries once before
under similar circumstances
60 to Dobbins', 10 East State street.
Trenton. Get a good set of Furs, as he is
closing out his stock of ladies' furs. oil. 3n.
Owing to the hazy state of the atmos-
phere that Democratic procession in this city
did not come off last Thursday evening. The
candidates for postmaster were willing to pa
rade land that would have made pretty fair
show, but somehow there wasn't much en-
thusiasm for it outside of them.
The Messrs. Ely, of Ely, Hunsberger &
Ely, 1926 Chestnut street; Phila, whose ad-
vertisement appears in this issue, are we'll
known to most of our readers, this city hav-
ing been their former home. We commend
them to all persons visiting Phila. for the pur-
pose of buying goods, as their standing is
flrst.class and their stock unsurpassed.
Natures Balsam for all Complaints of the
lungs, the throat, and the bronchial tubes, is
" Hale's Honey Of Horehound and Tar"-
Coughs and Colds vanish as if by magic I'M
der its soothing, healing operation Sold by
all Druggists.
Pixies Toothache drops cure in one minute
.22, At.
The following story comes from Somer-
vile paper. If it were told of any one else
than Hunterdonian, we shouldn't believe it,
but we know that nothing is too good for !" we
uns." -
" man in Hunterdon county, while out
ginning one day last week, seeing a rabbit
near culvert, shot at it and the gun kick
ed So bad that it knocked him over on brush
pile. Feeling something kicking under him
Ire seized it, and found it to be another rab-
bit. He concluded it was q good thing that
the gun kicked"
The Humterdon Democrat is alarmed be-
cause President Grant sent troops into the
South. 1t has nothing to say about the Dem
ocratic troops that have been riding through
the Southern States for some months with
shot guns, killing negroes and intimidating
voters. AS that helped Tiden, it was icon
stitutional," but Grant ought to be i'm
peached for endeavoring to protect men
from intimidation.
According to the Democratic papers the
Republicans are endeavoring to count in .
Hayes in South Carolina, Louisiana and Flori-
ola, because they wish to throw out counties
where there is positive evidence that fair
vote was not allowed But will they please
explain by what system of 'sreform - and
honesty they gave Tilden more Demo
cratic votes in one county in South Carolina
than the entire legal vote Of the county p
The "usufruct y must have been the occasion
of that-it couldn't have been caused by bal
lot-box stufling
-' Virginia Mummy Hemmed In
" Tricks, g Uncle Ephis' Dream &c Wake
Up William Henry, y" An Editors Troubles .
at the Parlor Entertainments, Noy. Goth and
30th
The coal Office of Heath s. Holcombe,
near the canal, in this city, was entered on
Monday evening and pair of pincers taken
therefrom. This Office has been entered num-
Der of times within the past year or two At
one time two or three dollars in pennies were
stolen, and it is supposed that the hope of
finding more such coin was tho incentive to
the more recent visits. If this is so, Messrs.
Heath 81 Holcombe wish it understood that
they have not left any such bats in their office
since the above thefts, and therefore time is
wasted in obtaining an entrance and going
through their desk and papers.
Il have just received fresh line of Boys
and Children's Clothing, sizes from years
up. l.. Tobias, the One Price Clothier Union
near Bridge street, Lambertville. Nov. 1t
The Democracy of this section were
greatly rejoiced during the recent bull-roast
parade that they had captured veritable
fnll-blooded negro, who was exhibited in the
procession, with a hot Democrat standing
over him with gun in his hand, and the
g tableau y inscribed Representation of
Misrule in South" That asas fair repre-
sentation Of the misrule in the South--a aohite
Democrat Nth a shotgun standing ooer