The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-08-02
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Oysters at Days Saloon.
Senator Boozcr or Senator Pidcock-
which shall it be?
The Aquetong boys say they would like
to have that team.
1t is cheaper to buy new chairs of Titus,
than to get the old ones reseated.
MIR. H. G. Scudder, As Greene ST., Tren-
ton, gives some low prices in his new adv.
The lightning rod man is about and sew
eral barns have been struck lately. Put Mis
and that together.
MIR. ]. F. Boozer has just returned from
trip to the Pokono Mountains, where he en-
joyed himself for some days.
The monthly meeting of the Common
Council of this city, will be held on next Mon
day evening.
MIR. A. H. Trumbauer, the tobacconist,
will remove from this eitysin about two
months time. In the interval, he will sell
his stock at wholesale rates.
Days Bisque Ice Cream is the genuine
article Try it. VI
Manitoba man to charge Soda Foun-.
tains. Apply to THE DRUaeIsT, RoBRrNs,
New Hope, Pa. 1t.
viii the Council buy team for the
Aquetong There is great deal of carting
needed by the city and the team could be us
ed for that purpose.
Rev. r. A. Chalker, pastor of the M. E.
Church of this city, has returned from his va
cation and visit in Northern New York. He
filled his pulpit on last Sabbath.
We call attention in another column to
in fancy groceries, Al Coryell ST., where every
thing in the grocery line can be bought cheap
for casln 5.-f
Fora pure Havana Segar for five cents,
call upon Charles A. Slack, Cor. Union and
Coryen streets. It,
Swan street, from Main to Union, is in a
bad condition. 1t needs to be filed up. 1t
is now lowest in. the centre of the roadway
and is full of large stones. We call the at
tentien of Councilman Smith to this matter.
Read the new advertisements in this is
sue.
Water works are badly needed in this
city. During the recent dry spell large
number of wells and cisterns gave out. In
Bristol the water works cost about $4,000,
and paid a per cent. dividend the first year.
Van Horn, the ge-ahead Commercial Row
dry goods merchant has done an unusually
good business this Summer, Notwithstanding
the times. Cause-keeping fine stock Of
goods, selling low and advertising.
MIR. Fldler having resigned his position
as Principal of the Pennington Public School,
the services of Mr.. opdycke, of Frenchtown,
have been secured by the Trustees. Mr..
Opdycke has taught in Frenchtown for some
years. .a
1.-THE Punch cigar, an old favorite,
6 for twenty-five cents, at MoonE's Drug
Store. If.
An exchange says that a church choir in
Belvidere has introduced cornet into it's
ranks. That Is nothing. We know of a choir
that has introduced contention-and it
makes more noise than the cornet.
Many of our people are INDUCING in boat
ing on the Delaware during these Summer
months. 1t is wonder that the practice is
not more general than it is. We have beam
tiful river aud a fine place for rowing
LUCKY is THE BABY whose Mamma uses
GtENN's SULPHUR Soar, with which to wash
the little innocent. No prickly heat or other
rash, can annoy the infant cutcle with which
this cooling and purifying anti-scorbutic comes
in daily contact. ~
The Lambertville Iron Works to-day re-
ceyed contract for building an iron bridge
at Stover's Mills, ON the South Branch, three
miles from Pennington. The bridge will con-
sst of one span, Of one hundred and twenty
two feet.
Herbert, son of Mr. Elwood Kay, of
this city, was injured at the Mercer and
Somerset Junction, three or four days since
by the crank of the windlass used to turn the
railroad BRIDGE flying off and striking him on
the head He was supposed at tirst to be
badly injureds but this was fortunately not
the case, and he has entirely recovered.
Tho best fitting ready-made SHIRTS,
can be had at r. II. VAN HoRN's.*
"A new cure of whooping cough has been
discovered. A man from the could country T"
who resides in this city, one day last week
took his two children down to the Locks,
where was a donkey, and gave them each a
circling passage over the donkey's back and
under his body three times. This, he stated,
was a cure for whooping cough.
---Visscher & Halls Insecticide Powder
better than Paris Green and not poisonous
for sale at Severns' Drug Store. j.21,tf
We called at the new g Centennial Paper
Mill" of Messrs. Gandey & Co., in this city,
yesterday, and found it in perfect order and
ready for an extensive business. The ma
chinery is Of a size quite unusual to the ma
jority of mills, and the paper machine will
turn out paper almost double the width of
ordinary machines One of the patent Eclipse
Safety Boilers, made at the Lambertville Iron
Works, is used in this establishment and