The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-05-23

been selected bs the Board of Freebolders a.
their Counsel.
aldold Sparkling Soda Water the best in
the city Is drawn by silanalia, {hoore's
/ Drag stors. =. IS.
The members d the 81 Johns Church
| Temperance Society intend TO hold pic-nio
some time IN June This Society Il IN active
and efficient organization, and e doing con-
siderable good ssA
boy fefdpsfahce society has been Or
ganized in the St. Johns r. 9. Church. This
| il right let tae boys be imbued with temper
ance principles before they are drawn into the
habits Of dissipation.
F Mr. p. g. Hofi's horse, attached to his
fcoal Wagon, became frightened at passing
carriage, while standing on jefferson street,
this morning, aud lasi away, bringing up at
the Office, where the gate post was broken off,
but no other damage was done.
| Everybody seems satisfied with the bar
I|gains they get at rifsis's. ~
"A pretty good catch Of shad was had by
our fishermen On Monday. No fishing being
done Oh tidewatsr OH Sunday, some shad are
thus permitted to come up the river. If It
were not for the cessation from, fishing on that
day, the up-river shad fisheries would be
worthless.
Why wear il-ftting silk hats that pain
the head, when HOTEL, az E. State st.,
Trenton, shapes them to all the inequalities
of the Uranium by the use of tho American
Conformation, so that they feel as easy as =
soft hat.
The L. T. r. g. Youths Meeting, on
Friday evening, May 25, will be addressed by
Rev. B. II. Sanderlin, Of New Hope, Reys.
G. Fl. Thomas, r. A. Chalker, Mr.. F. c..
Colby aud John A. Anderson, Esq, Of this
city, and others.
tB- On Sunday night last the lightning
struck house in Buckingham, occupied by
Mr.. Groom. The chimney was partially
knocked down, and little child in the house
was stunned by the shock. A tree in the vi
entity Of the house was also struck by the same
bolt
The Delaware Valley F. s. M. Agricul-
l;tufal Society have leased of Mr.. VIM. H. Gan
dey, an additional quantity of land, by which
20 yards in length issadded to the original
saoanus WINCH gives a'''p'e RUM io' n'ii- 'nie
''aoA' sne0s ~
Another case OF Fancy Parlor Chairs just
received at lituss always pleased to show
my goods.
1.-The temperance reform Club, on last
l. IN. L. =
Friday evening, was addressed by Belmont
Ferry, Esq, Of Remington aud Mr. q. ~.
Smith and others of this city On Friday ev-
ening OF this week, the exercises will be for
the benefit Of the young people An interesting
meeting may be expected. 1t IS hoped that
the friends OF the cause wilIturnont - force.
I "A correspondent of the Trenton Gaeette
says "Hunterdon County alone is said TO
have lost million of dollars by the depres-
sion of the Central Railroad stock Whether
that estimate is right or wreug, 1t is certain
that someryillc Raritan, Bound Brook and
every place through which the road runs, put
all the money lying idle into it, as safe invest
ment. Trust money and the accommodations of
,aa.s ~ h,s, ~. ~. all szvant syssv with ono
go, = !, o'''' - - - Sas
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-Onlvsthose who have tried them know
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oeps jug Inv ool''o' 'ao's, yoa o"u s''op -
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-ihe otdte ddsette says tnat Judge Nixon
announced 10 the District court on Wednes-
day last thai tne government aid not au-
thprize any person TO sell liquor WHO qua not
have license. What the government does is
to tax persons who have license. NO man
can sell at all against the State law, although
he may have agoyernn'ent license. ihese
points are important as great mary people
insist that # they have government license
they have the right to sell regardless OF any
State law 4a
The following Directors OF the Delaware
and Bouhd. Brook Railroad Company were
elected at meeting held in Trenton on We'd
nesday last
Edward or Knight, J. Gillingham Fell,
Henry Lewis, Jacob Riegel Charles A; Sparks
q n r.