The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-01-19
Luns6ertvilte, N. T.. Jan. 10, 1876.


Co. They will deliver them at your door.
- Mr.. Jacob johnson, aged about SO years,
and highly respected citizen, died in As
bury on Tuesday night of last week.
The annual meeting Of the Lambertville
Savings Bank will be held on the 10th OF
February.
The draw bridge of the Delaware and
Boundbrook r. R., across the d. s. r. Canal
Feeder below Greensburg, is now being put
up.
Solid Walnut Marble-top Bed Room Suits
for only $5s, at Titus, 46 Coryell Street.
Call and see them.
Stockholders of the Mechanics Building
and Loan Association will be interested in the
notice given by the Board of Directors, in this
ISSUE See adv.
Rubber Boots and Shoes resoled and
mended durably, and made waterproof, at
little expense, by ]. Helms 65 Clinton st.
-1 d. %. st.
The only child of DR.. George T. Ribble,
of Milford girl of about years--died re-
Gently while with her mother visiting friends
in Illinois.
Two good and convenient dwelling hous-
es on George Street, between Delaware Ave-
nue. and Perry Street, for rent on very reas-
enable terms. Inquire of Wilson Bray, No.
II York Street, Lambertville, N. J. j.l2,tf.
"A sudden death occurred at the Perryville
Hotel last Tuesday morning-that of Mr..
Isaac Hall, of New Brunswick, brother of
she landlord and at the time visiting him.
Mr.. P. C. Hoff lost a valuable mare last
week by being overdriven, while hired out
from his livery. He had been offered 5000
for her.
Mr. Jacob Smith, of Bethlehem, was re-
Gently riding horse near Asbury Station,
when the animal became frightened at pass
Mr.. Smith leg was broken.
AT the monthly meeting of the Mutual
Building and Loan Association of this city,
on last Saturday evening, number of loans
were sold at prices ranging from $14,50 to
STATS.
The Orphean Glce Club meets every
Wednesday evening. at the Fleet Wing House,
at $50. About forty have Joined this organi-
cation. Persons who wish to become mem
bers can do so by handing their names to Mr..
Jos. Brown, Secretary. A class in notation
is now being taught.
I'm Every Town and Village persons may
be found who have been saved from death from
consumption by HALE's HONEY OF HoRE-
HOUND AND TAR.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one minnie.
-" The World on Wheels" passed through
our streets yesterday on foot, drumming up a
crowd for John Thompson's performance, at
Holcombe Hail. The attendance on this
81 World ON Wheels - entertainment was
small, we hear. People haven't the money
nowadays to spend for such amusements.
The store of Mr.. J. III. Gardner, in
Glen Gardner, was entered on Thursday night
Of week before last and a quantity of Laa-
ning's Trenton shoes were stolen, and some
other. goods. A reward of $25 will be given
BY Nr. Gardner for Information leading to
che recovery of the goods and conviction Of
the burglars.
The work ON the Delaware and Bound
brook Railroad is being pushed forward with
q great deal of energy 1t is said that the
track is nearly completed. Arrangements are
making at the terminus in New York and
Philadelphia for the freight and passenger
business. The depot at New York will be at
Liberty street, and in Philadelphia at Willow
street.
The Somerset Gazette published at Som
ervi,Ie, in this State, has recently been pur-
chased by A. v. D. Honeyman, Esq, and un-
der his editorial control has been greatly i'm
proved. Mr.. II. is making it an excellent lit
erary and local paper and if merit wins sue
cess, it cannot fail to be successful.
On Monday evening, the clothes line in
Mr.. VIM. McCready's yard, on South Main
street, in this city, was relieved of its weight
of sheets, linen towels, table cloths, night
dresses, &C., by some thief, who was generous
enough to leave two or three sheets, &C., of
ordinary quality, while taking his selection of
the best goods.
John Cole, aged about IA years, son of
VIM. Cole, of Milford, in this county, died
very suddenly at that place on Sunday last.
He fell on the ice on Saturday, but did not
complain of any injury. On Sunday, he went
to Sunday School and on returning, complain
ed of pain in his head and died shortly after
ward.
The Red Men and American Mechanics
held donation visit on Saturday evening last,
in their Lodge room over THE RECORD office,
for the benefit of the widow of one of their
deceased members, and large quantity of
provisions, &c., was brought in. Some
seventy.fise or more persons were present,
ladies and gentlemen, and the evening was
pleasantly spent in conversation and amuse-
ments of various kinds.
The Clinton Democrat states that in the
Intercollegiate Literary Contest, in the Acad-
envy Of Music, week before last, Mr.. Clear
field Park, Of Bloomsbury, in this county,
was the champion of Lafayette College, and
was the first orator of the evening. Although
the prize was not awarded him, yet his ora
tory was warmly applauded by the talented