The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-08-23

Dean, life insurance Van Amburgh Menag-
erie.
-. Usufruct" whiskey (Tilden brand is
now for sale at the Democratic hotels.
Well made Wamsutta Shirts, only 81. 90
at Van Horns. aug16.
Where is Capt. Jack Has he got among
the Sioux
Mr.. VIM. Dean offers cheap life insur-
ance. See adv.
Old Pictures Copied to any desired size,
at Fritz's, on Union st. a.23. st.
How win Democratic Congress get
along if that terrible "usufruct " Of Tilden's
comes stalking ins
The advice to advertise is being put into
practice, as will be seen by reference to our ad-
vertising columns. Blow your own horn if
you wish to attract attention.
Miss A word in your ear. The next
time that you saunter out, buy a box Of
GLENN's SULPHUR SOAP. That admirable
purifier will remove every one of those PIN
pies which detract so much from your beauty
ne fteV. MI. IeCk, VI MluLeSOtd, (IOr-
merly of Monmouth county, has been called
TO the passionate of the Sandy Ridge Baptist
Church. has accepted, and is now installed in
his now field.
MIR. Oliver Kugler, of Raritan township,
who some time since invented and patented
cnltivator which is claimed as being superior
to any in use, has made an improvement on
the same, for which he has just received let
tiers patent, dated 25th of July.
We were pleased to receive call, last
week, from Mr. w. S. Snyder editor of the
Bricksburg Times. Mr.. S. is publishing an
excellent paper and is establishing fine rep
utation as an editor. lie was employed in
the Lambertville Press office, during the ex-
istence of that sheet, some sixteen years ago.
The Board of Chosen Freeholders Of this
Thursday. The contract recently given to
Phillipsburg Co. for an iron bridge at
Hughesville has been surrendered and we
hear that it is to be again given oft at this
meeting.
--On Monday afternoon of this week, as
Mr.. Levi Mettler and two other persons were
at work on the second story of the new brick
house on Union ST.. above Perry the scaffold-
ing gave way all three falling to tho ground.
Ono of Mr.. -Mettler's legs received severe
spfain and partial fracture. The others es-
capped unhurt.
According to an official publication, here
after, all the insane persons Of the counties of
Atlantic, Cape May, Cumberland, Camden,
Burlington, Gloucester, Salem, Mercer, Ocean,
Monmouth, nfiddleseA, Somerset, aiil Hunter
don, are. to be confined III the asylum at
Trenton, and those of all other parts Of the
State at the asylum at Morristown.
-On last Thursday, two cars filled with in
sane persons, were taken from the Lunatic
Asylum at Trenton to the new Asylum at
Morristown. The cars were attached to the
B. D. train which passed here at A. NJ. On
Friday morning, two more cars, containing
insane women, passed this city on their way
to the new Asylum,
MIR. Jesse Fulmer, of this city, met with
a very severe accident on Monday of this
week. Mr.. F., who has had lame leg for
some time, thought he would venture ON that
day to pick the plums off the tree which
was in his garden, and while in the act of pick
ing them he slipped and fell to the grouhd, cut
ting very severe cash in his forehead and
again injuring his lame legl
Miss Clara Rooms has just returned from
the session of the New England Normal
Musical Institute, held at East Greenwich,
RhnIo Tcla xA1 Tho Ino
tion of Carl Zerrahn; j. G.. d. Parker, Geo.
E. Whiting, J II. Wheeler, and other eminent
Boston teachers The Normal was held un-
der the direction of DR.. E. Touree, of the
New England Conservatory of Music i'll
Boston,
The township elections for Trustees Of the
Public Schools, in the several districts in the
State, except in municipal governments where
there is a regularly constituted School Board,
under a special charter, will take place on the
first Monday in September There was some
doubt as to when Trustees should be elected,
but the first Monday IN September is the day
fixed Upon at the State School Department.
So says an exchange.
The new school house on Perry ST., in
this city, was struck during the severe thun-
der shower early last Thursday morning.
The fluid appears to have first struck the
northwest corner of the belfry, tearing the
corner post into thousands OF splinters, then
knocking off the boards ON all sides of the
belfry, running down the roof and tearing it
up for some distance, and finally passing OFF
down the southeast angle of the roof. Piec-
es of wood were thrown a distance of more
than half a square.
Mr.. Chas. s. Joiner, of the Frenchtown
Press, will publish in October Guide Book
of the Belvidere Division r. r. and its
branches. This book will contain IT'S pages
and will give descriptions of all the towns,
villages, business manufactures, &C., along
the line of the road. We have been shown a
few pages of the book and they give promise
of a very interesting and useful work. The
price is only 25 cts. For certain classes of
business it will prove valuable advertising
medium. See adv. in another column.
MIR. William Sutphin, living near Ringoes,