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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-06-07

PR6t. WI PATTI; A. M. NJ D., having
discovered that Dsinfectaiits owe their p0isoils
dispelling power to . Gas known as Ozone,
has iuveliten process whereby the ozone
from Chloride of Lime, CafbOljc Acid. ETC.;
IL collected aid rsduced "a = liquid, ard may
be Incorporated with all tnedicines.. This III
quid he calls Catsrlh Vapor or Liqdid Os0he.
Il not only disinfects foul celtafA Houses;
sewers, etc., but when ffitmIeds ~ taken.
rapidly destroys all forms OF b6isons thit
cause diseases, rs Diphtl,eria,s Smallpox, Ca
tarrh, Consumption, Dyspepsia, Neuralgia,
His Liver Reaovator PMS purge yhs syststii
and destroy all poisons in the blood. B.,
His Anti Periodic Piils remove malaria, aid
are a positive cure for F+drAlsfs and IN ChiIls
III. spsrmatuffhwa fiiis safs al fsryop.
fis Blood, Stomach ahd Liygf ionic builds
up ttie biopn aha disinfScts The body.
TIE Professor has pfebared remedies for
the iGnstaiit cure II tysfy disease, and is Dean
OF the philadelphia University Of Medicine
and Eurg6fys witch Il open throughout thu
year for the Instruction Of ladies' and gentle
mep III the hew system Of practice. Depot
ara Once. 282 N. 9th street, Psychologists,
RI. Branch Office at the College, 1347 Ridge
Avenue, under the charge Of DR.. c. w. Paine.
Short Hand Practice sent free on receipt Of
letter stamp. MAY 81, 6m.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-06-07

ABDUCTION or. LITTLE GIRL~-On. the
evening down train on the Belvidere Railroad
last evening, Conductor Reading noticed .
young man having with him 4 little girl about
ten years of age, who acted as II hewished
to escape observation, while at times the little
one was crying. He informed MIRA Jsmes
Gordon and in questioning the girl at Warren
street station, he was satisfied that something
was wrong, and took them both to the Mar
sbal's Office. Marshal Brown tnok the girl up
stairs, and on questioning hef she saiA that
her name was Katie vieh0t. and that her
parents resided at so East Saith street, New
York, her father being q piano fnahers and
that the young man with hef was Charles
Carries, Frenchman, who, took her from
schouion Monday afternoon, saying thathef
parents wished her to GO With him to Philaisl-
phia, to take care of his brothefs baby He
took her over to BouId Brook, and his money
being short on Monday night, they SLEPT in
the woods, and they were on the road to Phila-
delphia. Carries was searched, and nothing
but few pennies and four photographs Of
himself were found on his person. He told.
an improbable story in broken French. Iafs
shall Brown teiegraphed TO her parents and
Mr.. Gordon took the LITTLE girl hone nth
him. She isyery bright and Intelligent for
one Of her ye - Trenton Emnoriam.
IN ~ 49,
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-06-07

a. The Board Of Freeholders met Id
Pennington ON "Wednesday last. After pro-
ceeding to view the bridge over the river at
Rockafellow & Ent's mill, it was decided that
the structure was unsafe and that new one
be built. Isaac Smith, .. Newton Sharp and
William Sutphin were appointed . Commit.
tee to superintsnd -the construction Of the
bridge which is q be a.Moedsnane witlliron
stringers. Huntsrdea pemocraf.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-06-07

DIR Go0bss
have made 4 fa,se addition To NV stueh
this week. The Merchant WIN reltettA mir
stock the most frequently these timss Il the
dealer who can cher decidedly the Greatest
Bargains and can exhibit the most Desirable
Goods.
LADfEs'. GAuzE End Gossamer Merifo and
Flannel Underwent
CHEAP COssETsr-A large new stock Of 81 Q
best inatie goods, al 81, s7i, 90. 6st and 75c.,
and advance 10 yf.25.
PAKAsUts and. 6ttNs tfBkkItAs.
LADIES and CfiiLDREN's Plain and Fancy
Hosiery. at &C., 10c. and f2tc. PET pair, and
extending into flne regular made goods.
se,,,~s 6aa,,s
seoDs ~.
rLAiS, rLAiD ana nIhiPE French MAIN
SOCKS In1ia mnIIs, s'cs9sla lawns lawns Dol. pol.
ilnisn hnghsh Camorss Emvroiasrsa a"u
Tiain ow'sses' ggked Mu si W!'e T n1l'pe
INDIA Long Siotnsjy Gorded ana r,sutsu
ri9uesi LACE n.ripe yaconets, anu ia,ctans
. riEluW ana SAEE1iNe LINENS, onir1'ng
Linens;
DKArEEEi BE snd FurnlInro. Coves'ngs.
PIANO AND TABLE C0vENINds.
TABLE LINENS And CoiiHtefiiaigs:
A large Stock Of FINE and CHEAP Fianncls :
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-06-07

The ladies ofsthe Baptist Church Of 49,
city win hold Festival on Friday and Sat
day evenings Of this week. IN the ehurcb
ice. All the rshal delicacies for sale on st
occasions will BE- offered and in addition.
choice Tot IF banners, hags If all sizes, and
other patriotic devices suitable for Fourth Of
July and other occasions, win be offered for
sale. Good music is expected. Admission
10 cents
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-06-07

a. The Butterfly new brand, the
best cigar for cents to be found in this city,
equal to more than one-haif the cigars for
which dealers charge 10 cents. To b. had at
MooRk's Drug Store only. tt.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-06-07

- A few days ago. Stacy Brown, o.
Bfowusbtirs, lost = fine fattsd steer, BY death.
His weight was nearly 1000 pounds, and Mr..
Brown was about 10 send IL 70 New Fork ~
beef: The bot wsathes Il ttousht to have
caused Ills death.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-06-07
NEW a6rs AsD BUcxs cttxrr, r..

~ Tomorrow, Thursday, the BGSkinss
ham public schools win VISIT the Beaumont
Deer Park. The occasion .willno doubt b
very interesting affair. es'is - :
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-06-07
TEMPERANCE COLUMN.


4sss-T ~ =
~ gives 20 pieasnre sso inior" ous ir'enos
that we nave received a. acknowledgment q
our protest against ne !, SAFE 2. 'quor on me
" exhibition drounds Dy the PRESIDENT OF
the Sentenn'ai COMMISSION zen nawfes.
"e nave also received : ietIer irom sne
Tres. o. 'ne ": =. - y. N wn'Cn We nave
.n's paragraph ~ sssh snink tne " o
oen'enn'a. So.9m's'ss womb nase ooen OPP
poseu " - thqao., cssle o.oesns on tne
ssVunus' snu rv'M N.sS .SsV'uueu 'ae con-
',sO.s' ou' lot sne sstgns ses"ns on tue part
u INC 'ooa' ,''snc0 oou''n'''eo VINO sou inc
p''sneeos gnu sspsh ssels t''''neu " noiu a., ~
'ucao' -.
Is ins' 'el's 20 Wps!e tns 4'ouoio Mes ana
' VINO are sespons'o.e ios tee nas'onaa d,seFaoe
.us' ~"s ~ ~ ~ sns u.s'leSsans ano d'seuss
'us scenes snd afres.a Una. "ni meet US daily
on 'noso s.su',usF when snou'o % a. orderly
~ 'o'pe0's.'e :, ou' guy psrn"
~. i'osuSn' Hves IN Ini'aaelpn'a ana rs
has nss.ons, $3.50 =, ~ W.. .as.a,s. 49, a'u
whole ana ;r,,vss,.,,. 60 - - 49,. 81.
know. shrysot sha sg..,. "a Is. ~. 49, a.
couraoa - sne.L ,,,sss,. .na -. 8,
matters ~ ;,,sros. - n.,r c..,s j., . s...,,.,.
arward m.rn.r 81 M -. :, -. :. 80 !.
doubt :. - wh.r. :. 80. ~. 800.
doing res..
We recs;ved .,.o t,,s c,,.,,s.. - ~. n. r
w;.h ~. r.ors.. ...s,i =. -. :. ...h,;....a
= ,..o., :. 80 ). .,,.. -, ~. =,
......... y .a.,..:,..'s-Y
T-.. - ~. mr..
- ~, T.-ssi-. ,r.."- -.,, -
- 49,. ~ ~ l n,'.,s.",....
.a 's ~" - e - y. sS.p
s.. 800 49," ~ ~ a., 80 80 Iss,
sS~..., wv -, .s.s" ~ ~ su.su '
I'm, ~. - -. s ~, ..'s'
-, :" $3.50. s ~ - ~ $500 @'''
S....:,,,.s ps@.. -. -. -, -.
-s,rss. -, $500. ~. !. s' s'aS 49, en -
s 80 -. q
s''.'s'y - p'o"'o''ea ano p'sse"'ea -.
. 800 =, -. 80 r" '.,,''s YIN ~
=, .-.As ~ sl. !. .'
1'' 1's' WV A0's " ''' o"'o"''
a. noiis ana IRON foreign lands.
The Philadelphia Union VIII have Charge OF
the restaurant, ana conduotit upon the Euro
pean plan.
Inc FAR wiz pc under the management OF
the Womaps NATIONAL temperance Union,
but the States are invited to cooperate and
take charge OF their own goods and are to
have half OF the net proceeds Of the same.
Many OF the states need money, and this Will
enable them to call on the friends Of temper
ance, IN their ssysset statcs 20 conrnoute'
ana 'he'r pronts VIII oe IN proportion 70 their
zeal, ana the lioeraiity 81 their people.
II public calls are pade in the towns and
villages OF each state a large amount OF
gods can be gathered together IN . very short
time. There are IN almost every family fancy
articles that nave oeen bought at Fairs, or
nave been made during leisure hours which
have never been used, tiiat our women would
gladiy lay on TINS Temperance Altar, TO help
on the dear Gauss.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-06-07

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~ The following Law is Of. such general
interest that We publish y; notwithstanding
that out worthy Legislators baye- decided tliat
the only persons entitled to read the laws are
those who take the county seat papers
CHAPTER sLyII..p
An Act in relation TO legal holidays.
4. Be 1t enacted by the Senate and General
Assembly of ths Stats Ut New, Jersey That
the first day Of Jauaart5 the twenty second
day Of February, thirtieth day " May, fotifth
OF July, Thanksgiving day, twenty-tif day
of December, and all days upon which general
election shall b. held for members of assembly,
in each year, shall be legal holiday, and no
court shall be held upon said day except in
the cases where said c0urts would now SIT DIP
ON the first day Of the week, and no person
shall be compelled to labor any Of said days
by any person or corporation.
.. And be it enacted, That when the days
named in the first section shall happen on
Monday, all bills Of exchange and promissory
notes becoming due and payable on such Nom
day, shall be due ami payable on the Tuesday
following and if any or either of said days
shall happen ON Sunday the Monday follow
ing shall be legal holiday, and all bills of ex-
change and pfomissory notes becoming due
and payable on said days, shah become due
and payable the Tuesday following; aud
when my VI said d lys above mention,d happen
on bunuay or Monday, it shall not be reces-
sary to give notice of tile dixhohkr Of stich
bills Of exchange or promis1,ry notes uutii
the Wednesday next after stfch Sunday or
NJ ndsy, and every such Hsysice so given as
Aforesaid shall be valid Ind efiectual to ill In
tents and purposes.
81 And be il enacted. That this act shall
take effect immediately.
Approved April 4, 1875.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-06-07

~. The Commissioners Of Bucks and
Philadelphia counties met at Torrssdale on
Wednesday Of last week to let this contract
for building the joint bridge Ussf tie creek at
that place. Messrs. Peters. Naylor, Of Sole
btry, and Cornelius Arnett, of Lambertville,
were awarded the contract, at $3.50.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-06-07

tH sWhy Is Il more difficult to raise Glow
CT than formerly = Is the question for discds-
sion At the Solebury Farmers Club ON tbs
3Uth instant.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-06-07

IN Orders have gone forth that the Indian
Pole, At the Logan House, New Hops, must
be taken dCwd. The pole il rottoning, just
above the ground, to such an extent that It is
generally considered Unsafe. Ths 1fdian, up
On the poles summit, Il twisted taftitiy out
Of sliatc, 10 consequences of the heavy gales
he has had to contend with. A. ]. Solomon,
1t is said, will carry the above design into sf-
feet.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-06-07

~ The New Hope street lamps have ceas-
ed to be lighted. The present condition Of the
Borough finances doesn't appear to justify
the indulgence Of this luxury.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-06-07

a. Mr. Jos. Lacey, Of Lambertvilie, vii
have. charge Of the BEAUMONT Desf Park
Restaurant during the present. sqAhasr sea-
son.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-06-07

tB Tho Ladies' Centennial Festival. to
be held In the New Hope NJ. e. Church sdi-
fee, on the evenings Of Juno cast and 22d
win nodoubt be Of unusdal excellence, and
well worth bearing in mind and attending.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-06-07

- RzEuixXrfsx. NEuRALorA, LuMBAeo,
sciatica, rheumatism Gons Nervous and Kid
ney diseases, positively guaranteed cured by
Dr.. Eissr's RAsumatit zasmsdy. MooRe, Agt,
Lambsrtville. tnly28-iy
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-06-07

tytittehdeht Of th6 public schools Of Bucks
County. Announces his resignation of that no.
90 - az. 49,. =. ~, a., - c....,,.,..
s'''on' ~ $50 o'aoo. =" '''0 NOV
next. we are not INFORMED ~ 70 what Mr.
E.. proposes TO do hereafter. This an
uouncgffigfft II tfuwelcofie news TO the people
"a ~. ....t,av. ~ c:i- c.,,.atx ~. = -.
80 80 -, ....sr. -
appointed 70 tle oupef'neeudshcy JUST SIX
years ago, by State Superintendent Wicker
sham. Since his original appointment he has
heen tw,ca elected - the nos;,,on1- NH.
s,.,s- NJ. .-.s.M ~ -.
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NOTCH,

YsAAc W. H0LCoMB fof ne hte arm Of John Gro;
i man Coz and VIM Niece, have this day fofned
rtnership under the frnhame oil Hocomb Niece
for the purpose Of carrying on the
MILLING BUSINESS
IN. THE UPPER MILL,
tLArELY OCCUPIED III JOHN GROMAN 4 Coz
IN LaMBERrvrtLE N. H. i
And viii give stsk uh sded attehion 10 ths business
Particular nstrHffoH WI BE- eyenat all tim shy rx
peri ncei llef u grisp Work Elobf and Feed OF Sh-
pyriof Qltlhfff Il t<Ss6dSble prices.
HhfRejt mhrkvt tflteS t6id Tor al kinds Of graf H.
Thsrkful FOR psM hSofs, We solicit share Of your
pstrohsye. :.
IsXAc. W. H0tcOMB:
Nay Il, ,is7seat ~ z
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-06-07

LHH8OeFfp3&es N&1Sss 4eee3S ID 1870
The Festival Of the Stockton Baptist
Church viii take place tomorrow Thursday.
IAN the livery carriages IL his city werv
engaged several days ago for the concert this
"wednesday evening, ar the Deer Park.
"A handsome Office is being built by the
Lambersville Manufacturins CO.. adjoining
their rubber factory.
DIR. J. Hayhurst, Of this oily, Is on the
programme for an oratiouy 1t the coming con-
vention of Bucks Go. Lyceums, at the Beau
mont Deer Park.
Why pay high prices for secondhand fur
niture at sales, when you can buy so cheap Of
Titus, 40 Coryell st. ? I
Harvey Eldridge, of this city, who was
employed in working on the new Office at the
Rubber Works, fell from ladder on Thursday
last and broke his arm.
Mr. Lem Wilson has taken the York
Street House, and expects to open hotel.
Judging fromfhe manouvreing Of tae Council
on last Monday evening, arrangements are
being made to grant the license.
The Board of Chosen Freehoiders will
meet at Corson's Hotel, in this city, to-mor-
rev Thursday to take into consideration
the building Of new bridge over Swans
Creek, in this city, short distance east of
the new stone bridge.
Fine aa&.ed Wan Paper Elegant styles
cheap At Mooae's1 Boosssors. Z mssi,5 t
The festival by the ladies' Of the N. E.
Church Of this city win be held on Wednes-
day and Thursday Of next' week, at Hcicombe
Hall. The occasion will'be :, pleasant one,
and plesty Of strav bsrfas ice cream sad oh
er Injuries, will be provided TO tempt the pal
ate.
What arc the Credentials of GLENN's
SunrHuR SoAPs Firstly, it is indorsed by
medical men as disinfectaat, deodorixer, and
remedy for local diseases Of the skin. Sec
ondly it Is All admirable article for toilet use.
Thirdly, it is inexpensive.
For sale-an excellent bateau. Inquire
at THE RECORD Office. tt
ITO give ordinary water all the refreshing
and invigorating qualities Of sea water, salt
it till it has bnoyant feeling, which shows
how easy it is to get up buoyant feeling.
Salt will do it sometimes, but the most effect
ual way Of producing it ia the family is to
plant . I" Light Raaniug Domestic =" square
in front II the hearth-stone.
Best Shilling Wall Paper in town, at
Moore's BookstoresA g - m.Si, 3t.
q.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-06-07

~ "The Punch cigar, an: old favorite,
. ftt twisRty.hv cents; At. MooRE's Drug
Store. II.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-06-07

~ The best fitting ready-made SHIRTS
csn Be hsa 1t r. H,vxa HoRN's.s
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-06-07

TED 10 the OrdinaEce Committee lie said he
a member but had not been cnsulted on
finance. Lost.
ely then said there were several de-
he ordinance, but be did lot feel cali
under the circumstance 20 point
mcved that the ofdinane respecting
grail " taken up on, It's secod reading.
Lost sss
Mr.. Ely moved to reconsider tie vote. He
said II was an important msthr. that the
suftey and liking Of grades had bon under the
direction Of a commission oompo.ed Of gentle
men Of standing and ability. bt because the
tsork had been done BY the direction Of = pre-
vious council appeared to be sulicient reas-
On with the present council for opposing It.
Mr.. Huselton tMr. Ely IN the e,air) said he
was in favor of the ordinance provided 1t was
right in its provisions, but he lab had no
time to examine the subject. He had no in
tention for himself to oppose the fixing Of the
grades as recommended BY the commissioners,
but he wished to vote understansingly.
Tho vote was reconsidersd; tie motion to
take up was Withdrawn, and special COM
mittee, consisting Of Messrs. Huselton, Ely
and Smith, was appointed TO see whether the
grades were fixed properly and report as soon
rs possible.
On ridtion, the ordinance wasfeferrsd to the
above cofhhlttee.
The Street Committee, through Mr.. Hol-
combe, reported that they had examined the
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-06-07

~ The wing-wail 1T the east end Of Il .
Iron Bridge, over Stovst's Min Dam. In New
Hope, is undergoing fdpairs. Several feet Of
the wall have been taken down and new
foundation secured. It Is found thst the old
wall was not upon solid foundation, but mere
ly upon mud, hence the cause of its settling
and general dilapidation. At FIRST 1t should
have been placed as near the rock as the pres
ent parties are placing 1t, and the work would
not have had to been repeated near 80 soon.
Water was drawn of the Dam on Saturday
evening last, in order that the digging Of the
foundation might progress. The bridge Is
open to travel, however.
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The report was accepted. and ordered fled.
Mi. Moore from the Finance Committee.
moved that as the treasury Nd aibsds empty,
tbs Treasurer BE- authorized 70 borrow
5000. 81 "a Is .. ,.;l's 49, Z s.
Mr.. Ely opposed the motion; as there
were taxes unsolicited that could b and
ought to be collected. ssssfG - :
No action. ssiss
Mr.. Martindell offered an ordinance entitled,
"a supplement to the ordinances entitled q
supplement to an ordinance respecting inns
and taverns. It passed first reading and wss
taken up on it's second reading. This or
tfinance as read changed the special time of
granting licenses from the first Monday in
May to the first Monday ID April and also
made every regular meeting legal time fcr
granting licenses.
Mr.. Ely moved to amend BY making the
time the lst Monday IN Nay. Lost. The ayes
and nays we're called for. The motion was
carried.
Mr.. Martindell moved to reconsider the
motion just carried. Carried.
Mr. Ely moved to amend by making it the
first MoutIsv M June. Lost.
The original motion lwhatever that was)
was then adopfed BY . vac Of to g. Ayes
Barron, Hunt. Holcombes Hsseiton. Mar
tin.Isll and Smiths Nssys.-Arnetts Ely and
Monres
Mr. Ely offered one or two amendments to
sections. which were lost.
MY, Ely moved the csdiaauce be recommit-
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-06-07

The b porailurniture store in Huntsrdbu'
Or Bnckson the jwavesooms,, 70 corysIl +.
La1s'Iisinio they
q followiS
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-06-07

DRowNED.A- Yesterday Tuesday, forenoon,
a small daughter of Mr.. Samuel Ra;sner, re.
siding above New Hdie, near Rapid Rum was
drowned in the canal at New Br1Hs%iek; N.
u. Mr.. Raisner is boatman, and started on
a trip few days ago accompanied by the
child. It appears CHAT yesterday morning, at
the above place, while the little girl was draw
ing pail Of water. III an unnoticed moment,
fell over into the canal and nothing was
known Of the matter until It was too late.-
A telegram was Immediately forwarded to
New Hope bearing the sad tidings, aud an
nouncing that the corpse would be returned
In the evening train. In the evening the
child's body was accordingly returned to the
home which It had SO recently left with little
expectation Ut awaiting. doom. The less OF
the Child IL very sewers shiiction to the be-
reaved parents. She was about 1 or IL years
old. Mr.. n. has had the misfortune Of losing
two children by drowning in the canal.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-06-07

MONTHLY REPoRr.--Report Of the attend,
anee, scholarship and department Of the
Grammer Department Of the Hin Public
School, during the month of May:
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CHAs. W. BuNs, Principal.
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IN u<CVtNA-AnAs<A ptsSASsoS<4-Sf%SS A1INttAH SA@
chine for saie-wheel feed. May be seen at
THE REcoRD;of a If.
The Y. NJ @. A. meeting On last Friday
evening, at the Methodist Church. was well
attended, and the "Service OF Song by Prof
johnson and daughter, Of Pkilklelphia, was
entertaining and at the same tine calculated
to leave good religious impression. Two or
three short addresses were also Delivered
John A.. Anderson and Ashbel WEIGH, Jr.,
were chosen delegates to the International
Convention at Toronto, and A. H. Holcosnbe
and Clark Pferson, alternates.
We feel little indignant at our friend
Patrick Smith, from the First Ward, for res
fusing to take the chair on last Monday even
ing when requested to dose by the President
of Council Az resident Of the First Ward
we have used our endeavors to have It recog-
nized in the present council and therefore sd-
vocated the election Of Mr.. Barron a. Presi-
dent. His modesty preventd him from accept
ing, and now Mr.. Smith also modestly rcfus-
es the temporary honor. Modesty some
times is an unfortunate quality. At any
rate, we are satisfied that It ought not to be-
long to First Ward councilman. If the
members from our ward continue to show
such weakness, We shall becnme discouraged
in our efforts to have the First Ward take ss
proper place. Councilman Patrick Hupt =
our forlorn hope.
--Nine camp-stools for outdoor uss, a.
Titus Furniture Warerooms, 46 Corysll ct,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-05-04

CLANCY, McKelvy & Co., having
purchased the abstracts of the Hon.
Horace Corbin, are now carefully
working them up to date, and are
prepared to furnish abstracts of title
at short notice. No abstracts allow
ed to leave the office, without having
first been carefully reviewed, and in
all cases certificates of their correct
ness attached. All persons having
any doubt as TO the genuineness of
their chain of title will do well to call
and have them examined. They also
have for sale desirable farming lands
i'm Arkansas, so cheap that no one
need be without home. They also
do a general real estate business
Lands bought and sold, and every
kind Of business promptly attended
to, usually done in real estate and
abstracting office. CLANCY q Nickel
Wy also do a general law business.
Will practice in the 4lst Judicial cir
cult, and all adjoining counties, Of
fee in Corbin's block, over Behren's
store. 45-3t