The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-02-14

en- Hin, and viii take charge March first.
David Morgan, the Oldest resident Of Del
aware township, died on Thursday Of week
before last. He had attained the age of s5
years.
The Somerset Gasetts advocates the abolish
/ tnent o. Lay Judges In Somerset and Hunter
don counties, and the appointment Of one
Law Judge to do service in both conrts.
The New Jersey Annual nj. e. Confer
ence win meet AZ Trenton ON March l4th, in
] the Greene street Church. Bishop Peck will
4 preside
Pure White CASTLE Soap at Anderson's
Drug Store, Lambertvie. GA.
--wnH P. Hicks, station agent at Point
Pleasant Station, on the B. D. Division, died
On Sunday week. He had held his position
since the opening of the road.
To-day is st. Valentines day. The ten
der missives are not flying very fast, while the
miserable caricatures are principally confined
to the children.
Rev T. E. vassar. Of Pennington, win
deliver a lecture In the Baptist Church, at
Baptisttown. on Tuesday evening, Feb. goth.
Subject New Jersey Ia the Revolution -
Admission ouly s5 cents. ekfAAa
DO not, if you are so unfortunate as to
have bruised sprained' cut OF burned your
self, use an astringent iot'onaor hniment' out
battle the hurt part with soluticnof GLENN's
SULPHUR Soar which is far better.
we return thanks 70 George H. Cook,
state Neoloe's1 fof ~ copy.oi ms a"'u"' nv
port LOT 1912. ~ ~ lsa IwosA '''a' SHOWS .n"'
1ne once " o'a.e ueof0sis',s ho' 'ne'e sue
cure oos 'ias y gives saiue o a ~
''' ' 800. $50 $3.50 : 'sSsss
LIQUID nennet' ue,a''ne' "e' a.
ANDERSON Drug o'o'e' is'poe''Ni'e'N'''4 ~
MIR. G. f. Moore aud wife, OF this CITY,
arrived at jacksonville, Florida, ON last Thurs
day afternoon. Mr.. Moore stood the trip very
we'll. He inrends to remain at Jacksonville
fer the present Should his health permit
Mr.. Moore has promised to write for The
RECORD some descriptions iea Oh ms SURROUNDINGS
etc. 2ise go
| Pure Cream Of Tarter and Baking Soda,
at Anderson's Drug Storei Lambertville. ] :
4 IS " fa8 - sm aa llssHi taaa I. Ia.
--Theo Abbott, Esd, (weil known to our
citizens) has been appointed tfigniber Of the
Moline lll.) Repieto, in noticing the appoints
ment, says, {" Mr. Abbott is worthy of any
4 position in the gift of the county
! --Winkler's Brass Band of Trenton, are
getting up very snowy uniform for the CON-
ing season, consisting of white prenadier coats
with gold epaulettes, dark hue pants, with
double gold stripe; and a new style of pouches
for holding music books. I.
oorras,,o,,,,a,. svvr;tes. ,nd9a =,
4 cood r.n,,,,.rs 8. ert,,so;zea n, stoct,on nm
! E.;a.,, .,,a.;,,,. a.. ,,,,.f,aa. pa.os u w
i = n iii, $500, $780,, a,,...a. .a.,,,.,,.
IA e.a,.a a,o.,aa fu;as Wv IT
| TAYLOR was commissioned special State Dep-
! utv. The people Of stocxton AFRO waking in
regard to Temperance. and YOU NAV expect
to see the largest lodge n, the State
The h,,e ,,loss o,,ro g ,,ooa,n;,.. Al, t,,s
rooa a,d;tho,o7 Il ayro.av a CORNER ~ t,,.t ar.
t;c,a - ,naro,,and;so Tsano soa,,s =, ~ o,,,
s;darahle truth 1, tho claims of The curative
,,ro,,ov,;as sc sn,.ho.h ,i,to,,,, H. ,;,,toa
GLASS saverat rat,,a,.i,a b,a s,,res aaa ment;o,.
81 as having been affected We sb.u n,b,;sb
paxt wool on orr fret M oe q, account Of n
wonderf,, e,facts -
u, -, ~,
'S ''s ' 80
- ~" $3.50. as ~" "',peu ,ne = 20,
Wv 49, 90 = $50 :, 'uen l'''o o'," '''0"''u
W 80" 1 my ps'""ps
he'peu' ou' BUSINESS ou'S'oe u 'niS'
mas rather aecnneu 'nah improved. Inc
'anos i'A'e oee" 40 y 'ea' az ever anu Tue poor
auu o'her EXPENSES nave 'ncreaseo' whi'e
to show for the, money expended. lis 1T not
about time for our people to inquire if it pays
to consult the interests of few men at the
expense of the manyS III
One of the most remarkable business men
in this conntrv. ;sJ obn Wanamaker, Of Wan