The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-06-14
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
La,abertvssse. N. u, june IA. 1870
Festival at Holcombe Hall, tonight and

tomorrow Thursday evening.
Go to the Ladies' Centennial Festival in
the New Hope M. E. Church, on Wednesday
and Thursday evenings June 2lst and 22d).
Luscious strawberries and excellent ice
cream, besides other luxuries, at the NJ. e.
festival at Holcombe Hall, this and to- NOR
row evenings.
"A secondhand enclosed-case Sewing Ma
chine for saIe-wheel feed. May be seen at
THE REcoRD Office. If.
MIR. Job Silvers advertises for boarders. =.
He has a very pleasant house and persons will
find his desirable boarding place.
Mr.. Geo. Titus is building two dwellings
on York street, south side, near Clinton,
which win be quite an addition to that part
Of the city.
MIR. Edward H. Holcombe has purchased
the dwelling belonging to the estate of John
Groman, decd, on the corner of York and
Clinton SITS. The price paid, we hear, was
$4,000.
"A Good Supper for IS cts. at the M. E.
Festival at Holcombe Hall.
MIR. Chas. Massey, of this city, will en-
bark tomorrow on one of the Pennsylvania
line Of steamers (the nlinois) for three
months visit to his old home in England. We
wish him a safe and pleasant journey.
BEST Shilling Wall Paper in town, at
Moore's Bookstore. m.31, 3t.
The Seventh Anniversary of the Semi
nary at Ringoes will take place June 23d.-
Exercises to be held in the Presbyterian
Church. at Larison's Corner, commencing at
o'clock, P. NJ. Annual address by Rev. T.
Z. Vassar.
--For Fine Photographs Lambertville Ster-
eoscopic Views, and Picture Frames, resort
to FRrTz's, 80 N. Union Street Lambertville,
N. Hast.
This evening and tomorrow Thursday
evening, the ladies' of the NJ. E. Church of
this city will hold festival in Holcombe Hall.
Our citizens generally should visit the Hall on
the above evenings and encourage the ladies
In their worthy efforts.
There is nothing mysterious about the
disappearance from the skin of eruptions,
burns, scalds, bruises, ulcers and sores
through the influence of GLENN's SULPHUR
SOAR. Sulphur is potent purifier and heal
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-" Air there any letters for my wlmmin
folks said a plain looking old gentleman at
the post-ofice the other day. "No,o said the
postmaster, "but here's big fat envelope
with some n;nturrs nm the front far vo,,r
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so;d tbe old gentleman sui,,,o +" Me,;,dv,s
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so"s - 20 '''a.s.eu an .niS nere Que u
bhem nancy Domestic paper patruns To-
cut out her weddih' gowDd by.
"A few DAYS since lady Of this city piac-
ed aame ,;ecas of iaca ant ~, tba ,r,.ss 20
t,,...,. !. a.. 1870.
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sometime aiterward she noticed piece OF it.
futtering in the air in rather mysterious
manner. on taxing closer observation she
iound tnat ROBIN haa taken possession and
was making off with it. The bird did not seem
Mt all inclined to rive IN possession and could
bard,v he f,;c,,taned or THO ,odv so,nd
that one niece Of lace Of abo;,t . ward IN
lenct,, vas ,,,,ss;na-nro,ab,v c,rrtad or H.,
- ~ f'' y. ~
tne same pro.
Mrs. Weeden is improving her dwelling.
on Bridge street. by putting in new windows and other
wise changing the appearance Of the front.
Swine are allowed to run at large in the
lower part of the city in violation Of the ordinances
Councilman Smith will please look after this matter
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viewing the BRIDE At ths HOOK IN sai. e,sv which !,