The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-08-30
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Lonabertciste. N. j.. Au0. 30, 1870.

agent Tor iHE RECORD.
Campaign papers, notions, &C., at Birch s
Centennial News Depot, 81 N. Union street.
Quite large number of people have Wis
tied the Goat Hill Tower, erected by the U.
s. Coast Survey.
Mrs. Monnagan is having fine man
sard-roof house erected at the corner of Frank
lin and Swan streets, in this city.
The best fitting ready-made SHrRTs,
can be had at R. H. VAN HoRN's.*
The Presbyterian Sunday School of this
city, went on their annual picnic excursion to-
BARRIERS Station to-day wednesday,
james Adams, man employed by James
Smith, to dig well on his premises, on Union
street, in this city, was almost entirely over
come by foul gas, on Monday of this week.
Well made Wamsutta Shirts,-only 81. 90
at Van Horns. aug16.
Horace Waters & Sons will remove to
their new store, 40 E. 14th st., New York,
Oct lst Up to that time they will sell pianos
and organs at extremely Low rates at their old
stand 4s1 Broadway. See adv.
Very cheap groceries at Conway's, Al
Coryell street, in this city.
Our friend Solliday has been advocating
reform quite earnestly IN the interest OF
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MT 9osepn Alien' Oh TINS CITY, brakes
man on the late evening train up, had the
misfortune to injure his right hand on Mon
uay evenings "hiio coupling cars at trenton.
$500, ~ Dvnos "e'' o-0A''' o1' 'Ao n''nu = oauiy
Suite an Improvement mas been made in
Irone OF Mf. James Grants butcher shop, on
ohufcn street.. Inc ola trap TO the cellar
door mas oeen torn away ana new one put
IN us place thus removing all danger to Pc
Inc ferspiration TO great extent depurates
sno .io' .i''o 10 ~ osi'ics on iss impurities
e p0iSs - e'o oos'' 'o'e1 ."oso ''' pun
',e'' "no" '"oy uo no. i'na'u ia'eh' III ene
o'.oa.'o''' oa"so esup'ions. nc ie'heuy ior
.nis s's'e u ei'nsss 10 oi'hNN ooIrhoN ooAf'
The hingwood Nj. Il. Sunday School will
hoid their annual picnic IN Mr. Aaron Bar
croft's grove, one half mile south OF the
nuion' oep'. o','' io'o' ooseia, speaAefs
n"'o oson ''''''eu "n' a'o eApoo'eu W 70
P''
burglars nave commenced their trade
around Little York The miikhouse OF Mr..
Martin Cole was entered on Monday night of
last week and about ten pounds of butter
taken. On the same night the premises OF
1.,i. ueo'se eoio "eie en'eie'i anu foppea Oh
"oou' 'en p'unes u pue'cf
oNpeoo " puo.si, on Jul h'se page
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nois,' =, sn'' .'ss, "' 'no Ayoeun' oon-
'on'io"' neio as .no De''union' Deef lark,
i'''s WEES ino oi'''on mas ocen hlgniy
epvnen - ~ 'He DuoAs ". papeis' anu us
poD'o''o . os'''oA 'o.'
FOR good monographs, resort to Fritz, on
Union street.
"A correspondent OIL the Frenchtown IN
0epe@dens says that man by the name OIL
enafies Marsnai' hVins near SANDY Ridge,
pun aii Gnu 70 MS mortar existence a Few days
ago oy taxing large dose Oh iaudanum.-
ne LOOK IL on gong 70 pea ana oy the time
thaS II was known WHAT ne nao cone, ne was
beyond medlcal ald.
"A few days ago, Mr.. voorhees, Smith,
near lltusviile' while piowing IN his held
turned up piece OIL copper, SNAPPED like
medaiiion' containing IN reiiei spread eagle,
win tne words riurous unum' i1'o."
ne metal is Oh me quaiity' put where 1t
came from IL is Impossible 10 say after TINS
lapse Oh Time.
Yard wide Cambrics 10 cts. at Van
Horns. aug.16.
The picnic of the Christian School, of
Locktown, came off on the 10th inst, and
was well attended, there being some five hun
dred present A full table was set in the
woods for all who came before noon. The
speakers were Revs. Rhodes, Beck, Blood and
Palmer of the Christian Church, and Revs.
Watkinson and Love of the Baptist Church,
and Rev. Oliver of the M. E. Church.
Mr. w. Frank Fingers grocery store has