The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-05-02
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Ldns6ersviiys, N. u. May 2, 1sy7.

cries. Five hundred were caught on Monday.
"A larger stock than ever viii be found at
the store Of E. Tobias, One Price Clothicr
"A parish school and a reading room have
been established in connection with St. An
drews' Up. E.l Church in this city.
Writing Paper, 1oc. to Coo. per box, at
Anderson's Drug Store mar. 81
The ladies respectively Of the NJ. e.
Church, of the Baptist Church, and of st.
Andrews Church, announce festivals during
the coming strawberry season.
Just received, another lot Of Seed Pota-
toes, at Burroughs cor. Of Main and Coryell
SITS. W m.1sS-t
The new organ for the Presbyterian
Church in this city is expected to arrive this
week.
Purchase your Brussels and Ingram Car
pets of Van Horn Bros. Prices very low. al.
I'm the Court proceedings of last week,
the name Of g Robert Ramsey" mentioned
in the case of DICTATOR VS. o. Cornell, should
have been John Ramsey
The annual meeting of the Mount Hope
Cemetery Association viii be held at Lyceum
Hall, on next Monday evening, at y o'clock.
1t is desired that all the lot.holdefs attend.
The largest stock of Trunks Valises, &C.,
Mt prices that can't be beaten, can be found
with L Tobias, One Price Clotlier. all.
All the g nobby . styles of Brown Straw
hats for young men, in twenty different
shapes, just received by L. Tobias, corner
Union and Bridge streets. NJ. 2, If.
--Isasc p. Kutter, successor to John A.
Kutter dec'd.,) House, Sign and Ornamental
Painter, No. 81 Delevan street, Lambertville.
Particular attention given to Paper Hanging
and Wall Painting. a.24, BIN.
Some fellow who had u sweet tooth, rob-
bed Reinert's confectionery, in this city, of
one hundred pounds of sugar. on Tuesday
night of last week.
old and young, rich and poor all unite
in testifying to the true merit of Dir. Bulls
Cough Syrup. For over quarter of a cen
fury it has proved itself a true, tried and
truest friend.
Mrs. Zephcniah Lambert, of West Am
we'll, day or two since, fell in the yard adj
joining her residence, and put one of her
shoulders out of joint. She had been confn-
ed to her bed for years and had just got about
again.
The second grand concert of the Winona
Orchestra will be given on the 10th inst, in
Holcombe Hall. These concerts are of much
more than ordinary merit and should receive
the patronage of all who delight in choice
music
-REVOL VERS---75 ,STYLIS-~FROM
S1.25 TO St5 90, At LEES VARIETY
STORE, AS GREENE ST., TRENTON,
NJ j. a.4, I'm.
Mr.. EDIToR The ladies of the Woman's
Missionary Society of Lambertville and vici-
nifty, return thanks to the many friends Of
the society for their contributions for the
current year. The sum collected amounted
to 5000.
-Childrens suits, sizes fromS years up, at
$3.50, for sale by L. Tobias, One Price Cloth
Ter. ali.
Mr.. G. F. Moore returned home to this
city from his trip to Florida on Monday even
ing He appears to be the better for his
visit. He came via steamer from Charleston,
and the voyage was of considerable benefit to
him, the sea air appearing to strengthen him
Mr.. j. B. Mason, recently of Stockton,
has gone into business at Kansas City, Mo-
He is engaged as dealer and jobber in teas,
coffees, Spices &C., and has an established
trade He has the best wishes Of his numer-
GUS friends in this section.
Let us have the principal streets paved. -
On Union street it would cost each property
holder having a lot of "a feet, about $144 to
pave with Belgian blocks This would not be
a very heavy tax on any one owning real es-
tate. There is scarcely tenant but that could
pay in rent the interest on the sum required
to do this paving. IF the city should pay
portion of the expense, it would make the
cost stl smaller to lot owners.
Entirely new styles of Tennessee and
italian Marble Top Tables, at Titus's at low
prices. viii be pleased to show them.
"A little bit of a hat ~ on great big
head or a great big hat :" on small head
doesn't look we'll For appropriate head
gear go to G.. W. Holtel's extensive estab-
lishment. 274 State street, Trenton, where
you can select from the largest stock outside
of PhiIa. Silk hats speciality. The latest
styles for Spring and Summer now on hand
Mayor Solliday is making an excellent
officer He is enforcing the ordinances as we
happen to know, for we received notice a
day or two since to take i'll our ash box from
the street or be fined. This is all right. AS
long as there are ordinances in existence, no
one should censare the Mayor for enforcing
them, so long as he does not show any favor
itism. 1t has been so long since the ordinanc-
es have been, enforced to any extent, that
the people get a little impatient when they
are called upon to obey them, but this is I'M
reasonable. If the ordinances are not right
go the Council and ask their repeal, but obey
them willingly while they are III force.
STANDARD Prints reduced to 81 and cts,
at Van Horns. j.24
The entertainment for the benefit Of the
Temperance Reform Club, on last Thursday