The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-05-31
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Lansoertvisse, N. y. May 81, 1876
Titus-4s Coryell st.--Furniture.

We shall have to start q daily paper sc
as to give the quotations in the milk market
For sale--an excellent bateau. Inquire
at THE RECORD Office. If
The monthly meeting of the Common
Council Of this city win be held on next Mon
day evening.
Will the effort to "break the combina-
ton . in milk, result as such things general
ly do, in the triumph Of capital.
New Stock and New Styles Of Wall Pa
per, at Moore's Bookstore. m.31 st.
The NJ. E. Church of this city will hold
a strawberry festival in Holcombe Hall, on
the 14th and 18th Of June. Particulars here.
after.
Yesterday Decoration Day. we saw more
drunken men than during the past two years.
1t was another illustration Of the claim that
sslicensing hotels helps business
MIR. H. G. Scudder, of As Greene ST.,
Trenton, issues new advertisement in this
weeks RECORD. Mr.. S. has the largest store
and stock in New Jersey, and is selling at as
tonishingly low prices.
AT the public sale of the Matthews
property, corner of Bridge and Commerce
sts., on last Saturday, the house was bid up
to $2425 and Withdrawn.
BEST Shilling Wall Paper in town, at
Moore's Bookstore m.31, St.
-ssGive me liberty or give me death " is a
grand sentiment, but "give me one Of Titus
spring ed-bottoms to sleep on !" is a more
seasonable remark at present. 46 Coryell st.
The annual meeting of the Amwell Mills
Co. will be held at the Office of the Superin-
tendent ard Secretary, at II A. NJ, on Tues
day of next week. Directors will be elected
and the annual report showing the business
done and the financial condition of the COM
of stockholders is desired.
A secondhand enclosed-ca Sewing Ma
chine for sale---wheel feed. May be seen at
THE RECORD office. If.
--MEpIoArEp BATHS ARE EXPENSIVE
Not SO, however, GLENN's SULPHUR SOAP, a
cheap and efficient substitute, which answers
the same purpose as far as local diseases Of
the skin, rheumatism and govt are concerned.
"A stated meeting Of the Young Mems
Christian Association Of this city, will be held
in the NJ. E. Church, on Friday evening of
this week, at a quarter TO 8 o'clock. Prof
Vim. Johnson, of Phila., will conduct Ser
vice of Song An are invited. This will be
the last monthly meeting of the Association
for the season, as no meetings of this charac-
ter will be held during the coming three
months.
Nov is the time to visit the Centennial,
before it gets warm and the crowds increase
to uncomfortable proportions.
"A Fact-the largest stock outside of the
great cities-prices as low as city dealers
goods delivered in better conditional Titus
Furniture Warerooms, 46 Coryell ST., Lam
bertville-
A tub race is talked of, to take place on
next Saturday evening, in the canal feeder,
between the Coryell st. and Bridge st. bridg-
ss. We are informed that at the conclusion
of the race. the winner will be presented with
ten dollars.
Zine Glazed Wall Paper, Elegant Styles,
cheap at Mooae's Bookstore. m.31,3
six cents quart for milk, or eight !?
That's the question now agitating oar milk
and water-men.
Mr.. Chas. Massey had his little steam
boat out on trial on Saturday evening last.
He ran it up and down the Feeder and gaveit
a very fair test with satisfactory results. A
large number of spectators assembled along
the canal bank to witness the somewhat nov
ell sight,
An who wish to entertained and benefit
ted, should attend the 'Service of Song"
at the M. e. Church, on Friday evening of
this week.
Geo. Williamson, of this city, brake
man on the B. d. Division had his head
badly bruised and cut on Saturday afternoon
last, on the Mercer & Somerset Road. While
leaning over the platform of a passenger car
examining het journal while the train was
in motion, his head came in contact with the
timbers of bridge, with the result above
mentioned. 1t is remarkable that he was not
seriously injured.
Tn MONDAY tramp entereu the hiocnen
of the residence of Mr.. P. II. Matthews, on
Coryell ST., while the inmates were up stairs
and exchanged coass with Mr.. NJ, he having
left his hanging near the kitchen door. The
coat that was left for Mr.. M. was filthy af-
fair, and the pockets contained a lot of stale
bread, meat, &c.
Some one broke in the door Of One Of our
lawyers offices on Union ST., early on last
Monday morning, threw over a book case in
the back room aud then departed through the
rear window. Nothing was taken. What
the object was in thus acting cannot be inn
agined.
The ladies of the Baptist Church of this
city will hold Strawberry Festival in the
church edifce, on Friday and Saturday even
ings of next week--June 9th and 10th.
The crowd is going to Hottelps store, 27a
East State St., Trenton, for fashionable hats
and caps, straw hats, folding umbrellas, &C.,
because the goods are first-class, the prices
reasonable and all are sure to be suited where
an immense stock is found to select from.