The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-05-24
! LOCAL AFFAIRS:
Lom0ertvisle. NJ. May "a, 1876

For saie---an excellent oateau. Inquire
at TIE RECORD Office. If.
The residence Of Mr.. s. B. Britain, on
Main street, has been purchased by Mr.. Abrm
Skillnan.
Novelties constantly being received at
Titus Furniture Warerooms, 4e Coryell st.
Tho Board of Chosen Freeholders meet
to-day, near John Blossoms, in Delaware tsp.
for a bridge view.
The Hunterdon County Democrat speaks
of grindstone in the neighborhood of Elem.
ington 562 years old. The date it bears is A.
d. 1914. 1t was brought from Germany.
The next annual meeting of the Hunter
don County Bible Society will be held on the
fair grounds. at Pennington, in August. The
exact time has not yet been fixed.
"A young son of Mr.. George Ely, of this
city, fell into the Feeder on Monday morning,
above the foundry, and came near drowning
He was rescued by some of the men working
in the vicinity.
w. FL. Titus would be pleased to have
the public call and look at his very large stock
of furniture, even though they do not wish to
buy. Be sure to look through the four stor-
ies-the best goods are not on the first floor. I
"A compliment was paid to the Republi-
cans of Hunterdon by the Republican State
Convention last Wednesday in the choice of
Senator Potts as Senatorial delegate to the
Cincinnati Convention.
Mr. Charles Massey, of this city, is the
owner Of very neat yacht. He has built a
steam engine and boiler, which he intends to
place IN 1t. He viii then have pleasure boat
good enohgh even for an editor.
Mr.. Fl. 2. Fritz, our excellent photo
graph artist has mounted several of the stereo-
scopic views Of Lambertville recently taken
by him. We have seen number of them
and can testify that they are excellent. Every
citizen of this city should have set Of these
pictures
Rev. Charles s: Converse, a recent grad,
tate of the Theological Seminary at Prince
ton, was ordained at the Larison's Corner
Presbyterian Church, on the 6th inst. After
his ordination, he was installed as pastor of
the church.
The most Beautiful styles Of straw, Pan
anna and other Summer hats, at Hottelrs
store, 27i F. State ST., Trenton, N. j. Also,
silk hats fitted by the conformator), and soft
hats !, oil the;, Varieties Fo,d;rr and Main
,,,,,hro,,,s 60 pr;oos Nv f,r ers+
class cocas
r.,
has imported from Iowa number of prairie
e., tha onrnasA of ,r,,a,noaat;on If ,nmo-
iested for TINA. tIa woods 1, tbat section
" iii he ful, of them.
r,.a ~, ~ pa.,.
&, ~ 49, = s.'e 1870 80 ,ss gaa
n'A' 'a..' a.''.. 'Ao u'ie.''IA =.
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fha g,,, nrooramm,e Of EXERCISES have not vet
been decided mon.
s-The concert win take place June 18th
- c4,.a;a, Eos.;ra, will ba hold on
- avon;nn I,na Oh,
.,.ss ,s,,'as 80 tho Rerean Rant;st Church
s,'o , - a,,, str.,,,,,a..;as ,,a
a,.,.., y.,.,rv ~ fro SEASON will he nrov;dad
The proceeds will be used for repairs to the
Church prouefty..
ho.r;,,,o ,;soreo, ~ sa l. i. 81 sfrherat.
.,.s oo...;,, 600 - thss ,,a4a ~, :, two
Coo ana roo;stere,s IN awfnl VOW chat for
49, = h;s IT, - ,eost bic wife sbo,,g,d have
! so,s;,,,a nrosert a. 4 l. 70 be s,,rn,r .;Ss
-, y, ,,,,,,as ~. ,.;,, s;nn,, st5ite
th.t ~. .sssns;hle nresent,, = 70 he ] y,ew
isnomest;c ), sewing machine
Thu fo,,ow;no ware the delegates from
f,,;s a., ~ 40 na,,oorat;o stato Convention
Ia !. rna,,ten uos,ora,u .-tst ward-Jobn
p.,s.au pat.;.y smith Oh wards r
u,ss.,,on Ios II Roozor. Alternates-cant
t. p;ra F,rran Mart;ndell I'd Ward
~ s.roea,t. ESQ.,. Alternate-Asa Fl.
U.,.
sna r.aoa;,oa !. conv of tho catalooue
e. tha o;nhteant,, axh;h;t;on of the New
Tonsou state Acr;c,,t,ral Society To he held
!. wsno,,v on MONDAY santember 18th. and
,:o,,.;n,a &c aa,s prem;ur,x- are offered for