The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-06-28
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Lambertvssse, N. ". June rs, 1876.
"A fine lot Of looking glasses, all sizes, at

a hu0 Aue Va foohAhE SidoSeSs all sizes, n
Titus Warerooms 46 Coryell street.
Nineteen persons were recently received
into the membership OF the Pennington NJ E
Church.
Scarlet fever the Republican states, il
prevailing in Pennington, and several death
have occurred.
IF you want good rag carpet get Ram
sey to weave it. The best warps used ShoI
adjoining the Union Street Iron Bridge.
Train agents have been appointed on the
passenger trains on the Belvidere Delaware
Railroad, and they have entered upon theil
duties.
-R. S. Swackhammer. Esq, of White
House Station, was on Thursday last ap-
pointed County Superintendent of Public
Schools for Hunterdon.
AT a meeting of the Directors of the AM
well National Bank, held on last Thursday
evening, DIR. Samuel Lilly was elected Presi-
dent and VIM. V. Cooley, Cashier
The Lambertville National Bank has put
ornamental iron gratings over the windows
of the building. This is wise precaution
against burglars.
Among the graduates of the State Norm
al School at the commencement held at Tren-
ton on Thursday of last week, we notice the
name Of Miss Kate B. silvers, of this city.
The Treasurer's Office at the Hunterdon
County Fair Grounds was broken into few
days ago and a quantity of tickets, badges
&C., stolen.
WIN any patriot refuse TO celebrate the
Centennial year by buying stylish and seas
enable hat, at Hettell's, 27A E. State Street,
Trentons His stock is very large. Patent
Folding Umbrellas of superior quality.
MIR. Samuel Stockton has just received a
very handsome blach-cloth caslxet with white
trimmings, together with other goods in the
undertaking line, the prices of which are
quite low
We are told that the Ianbestsille Manu-
featuring Company have an order for rub
Der belt 325 feet long and "a inches wide--to
be made of 6.ply duck. It viii weigh nearly
1000 lbs.
The Presbyterian Chapel at Mount Airy,
which has been built and generously donated
by Mr.. E. B. Helcombe, will be dedicated on
next Sabbath afternoon, at 81 o'clock. All
are invited to be present.
The Longwood Valley. Railroad Co., now
has its track laid from High Bridge, in this
county, to Flanders, Morris County, a dis
lance of 16 miles, and the trains viii be put
on in a few days,
"A savings bank is to be organized in
Pennington, to be called "The Hunterdon
County Savings Bank and Trust Company"
A number of the leading citizens of Fleming
ton are interested in the undertaking.
Carl Sala, the young Frenchman who was
arrested In Trenton for abdueting Katie Vie
not from New York, was tried IN that city ON
Monday of last week, found guilty, aud SEN
fenced to ten years in Sing Sing Prison.
"A street preacher, who announced himself
as Bishop Andrew jackson Carney, held
forth at the corner of Union and Coryell sts.,
last Saturday morning. He is little dement,
ed but showed some method in his madness
by taking up collection.
--On last Friday night two men were OBJ
served to hide in the bushes in the yard adj
joining the residence of Mr.. Job Silvers, on
Clinton st. Some of the neighbors went in
search of them, when they jumped over the
rear fence and ran down the canal tow-path.
Plumber was probably their object.
The literary exercises Of the Seminary
at Ringoes, held on the 23d inst, in the church
at Larison's Corner, was largely attended,
The students acquitted themselves creditably.
The music was excellent, and the address, by
Rev. T. L. vassar, was forcibIe and eloquent.
The School reopens August 21st
One day last March, Mr.. Charles Emery,
living near Clinton, In this county had his
pocket-booiS stolen from him in New York
street car, and the pickpocket escaped. A few
days ago he received by mail, postmarked
Washington, D. c., a package containing all
the contents--checks, notes, &c.--except some
five or six dollars In money.
Trenton may have larger stores than that
of Quick s. Moofe's, IA E. State street, butt
none will visitors receive more polite attention
or get better bargains. They are centrally
located, and have a very neat establishment
A lady is always In attendance. Goods are
now being sold at a reduction. from their re-
cent low prices See adv.
--Frenchtown is making extensive prepare
tions for celebrating the Fourth of July. The
Committee of Arrangements consists of Chas
s. Joiner, Rev. G. s. Conkling, Peter S. Kug-
Ter, Joseph G. Cook, Josiah Butler, William
T. Srope, Adam S. Harfng, Simeon R. OPP
dyke, John r. Harden, Edwin G. Williams
and Thomas Palmer. Addresses are expect
ed from able speakers
Bedroom suits from zero" to $780, at
46 Coryell Street.
---Chas. A. Skilman, Esq, of this city, and
Jacob Wearts Esq, Of Jersey City, are to de-
liver addresses at the Fourth of July eelebra-
tion at Hopewell. Both of these gentlemen
were born and grew up at or in the vicinity
of that village and it is therefore a labor of
love to return to the scene of their boyhood
days and speak to the people. Their address
es are to be historical in their character, and
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