The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-03-08
LOCAL AFFAIRS.



the Board of Freeholders are required to keep
in repair.
Mr.. D. S. Bodine, of Stockton, lost very
valuable horse. on Saturday. 1t was worth
from $500 to $500. He valued it at the latter
sum.
Choice BucKwHEAT Flour, only $500
per cwt., at EvERETr's, on Church St. 1t.
The Union Fire Co. have surrendered to
its former owner the property on Church st.,
purchased by them some time ago, for the
purpose of building on 1t an engine house.
Owing to the failure to get an appropriation
from Council, the Company are unable to
build.
L. X. Strouse, against whom damages to
cent term of our count court, for seduction,
was on Saturday last locked up in the county
jail upon failure to pay that amount.
300 bushels OF good bright SEED Oars
for sale at EvERErT's, No. /, Church st. 1t
"A number of persons whose names have
appeared in the tax sale published in The
RECORD, have failed to pay their taxes through
oversight or neglect. Upon having their at
tention called TO the notice, they have prompt
ly paid their taxes and their names have been
withdrawn. oothers have paid too late to
have their names Withdrawn.
The next monthly meeting Of the Young
Mems Christian Association, will be held in
the Baptist Church on next Monday evening,
at "A o'clock. A lecture will be delivered by
Rev. Mr.. Mott, pastor of the Pennington
Presbyterian Church. Subject" The Young
Man. David" All are invited.
The Assignees' sale of the personal prop
erty of Job Silvers, consisting of a fine lot of
carpets and other household goods, stocks,
sc, will take place ON Tuesday of next week.
at the residence on Union Street, at P. NJ.
rented the house Of 8. M. Martiuiell & Son.
ON CoryelI street. west of Union. for a read
ing roem and HEADQUARTERS for business The
double parlors will be used by the Board. The
balance of the dwelling has been rented for
.esidenee
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The New delaware and boundorook II.
II. H. IL is announceo' Is reaoy 70 oe opened
40. ,,s .r,,e ,e rerorts 70 correct II has been
renorted nm annarentlv good authoritv-that
The ,,;ars oe their now railroad br;dce across
the Delaware are ;nsecure-tbat thew have
,r.o,,oa nd .,at Tho hr;doe has se,t,ed from,
two r. four ;ncbe. We have NOT heard Of
FL. n;ers heinz reb,;t IF the n;ars are in
Tho Condition. r.mad do the comnanv nro.
nose to ;eooar,liue the lives Of nassengers on
ouch str,c,,re far tho sake Of secnr;nc the
Csntenn;a, trade9
$500 tn.
schools. and in the absence of power on the
mart of the teachers to use corporal punish
ment. they sometimes become very insolent.
It has become necessary to dismiss a number
of bows recently for this cause. A meeting
of the Board Of Trustees was called a few
days ago to act on the complaint of the parents
of one of the boys who had been dismissed,
and after hearing full statement of the case,
a resolution was passed to the effect that the
Principal and the teacher were fully endors.
ed and that the pupil could return to the
school only when he complied with the de-
mands of his teacher.
At the Railroad meet;no held at Stockton
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