The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-03-07


the votes cast, second election viii be held
on Friday evening following, at the same
hours, at which only the two candidates re-
ceiving the highest number Of votes the pre-
vious evening shall be voted for.
--On Thursday last, the Governor sent to
the Senate, the name Of John c. Rafferty, as
prosecutor'of the pleas for Hunterdon county
The Emerald Society win give dramatic
Entertainment on the evening Of St. Patrick
day.
Pure White CASTLE Soap at Anderson's
Drug Store; Lambertville. f. IA.
The post Office was removed on Friday
last to tho room lately occupied as a boot and
shoe store by r. H. Van Horn, Short dis.
lance north of its former location.
"A nice clean lot of Canary Seed just re-
ceived at Anderson's Drug Store, Lambert
vile. I. IA.
-Diphtheria is now prevailing to an alarm
Ing extent in the village of Reiglesvile, sew
eral deaths having occurred within week:
Samuel Mustard has been appointed spe-
cial Policeman by Mayor Sergeant. to look
after the crowd of loafers in ana around the
post Office.
The Board of Engineers of the Fire De-
partment will hold an adjourned meeting at
the Truck House, on Friday evening, at 8
o'clock. All are desired to be present.
Theodore Van Fleet, of Dreahook, has
purchased the stage line between Pennington
and White House Station. John v Pickle
was the late proprietor of this line.
On our first page we publish an historical
sketch of the Latnbertville Yiglant Society,
prepared by DIR. j. Hayhurst, and read at the
recent annual meeting.
Liquid sRennet, e Gelatine," &C., at
Anderson's Drag Store, Lambertville. f. IA.
The grand procession of postmasters is
hearty ready to move. All who wish to join
it must enlist at once. The Democratic can
tlidates are invited to fall in behind, singing
'sThou art so near and yet SO far"
Those of our readers who visit Trenton
for the purpose Of shopping, will do well to
call tipcn the old and reliable firm Of Mahan
& Ely; &C Greene street, and examine their
Spring Stock. See advertisement.
AT an efahdfnation before the Supreme
Court on Wednesday last, Lambert II. Ser
geant, of this city, was admitted as a counsel
or-at-law, and VIM. BELTS, Jrs of Fleming
ton, an attorney.
The congregation and friends of Rev.
Geo. Tenney, of the Locktown Christian
Church, made him visit ON the afternoon
and evening of Feb. 14th. $101.50 was the
size of it.-Indepcndent
STANDARD Prints redue to cts, at Van
Horn's. m j.24.
John c. Rafferty,, Esq, Of Pennington,
has been appointed Prosecutor of the Pleas
for this county There were several candi-
dates for the position. Mr.. Rafferty, il a COM
petent person, and will doubtless, fill the posi-
ton to the satisfaction Of the public.
Capt w. II. II. Taylor delivered a tenn
perance lecture at Pennington ON Monday
evening to good audience. The lecture was
well received. Capt. T is a special Deputy
of the Good Templars and is organizing
lodges throughout our county.
The best so ct. Felt Skirt can be had at
yanHorn's. j. "a.
"A son of the Rev. MFR. Lippincott, of
Pennington, who is about 10 years of age, left
his home on Friday night and has not been
heard of since. Any information in regard to
his whereabouts will be gladly received by
his father at Pennington.
DIR. J. Hayhurst, of this city, q former
Professor in the Pennsylvania College of
Dental Surgery, read professional paper be-
fore the alumni of the College, on Wednesday
of last week. He was subsequently elected
President of the alumni for the present year !.
Before going West. purchase Trnnk at
Louden's Shoe Store. Feb. 2S, ct.
The Orphcan Musical Association of this
city contemplate giving a series of free must
cal entertainments at their rooms in LARS
Hail. on Bridge street, commencing the 18th
inst. These entertainments will consist of
solos, choruses, and orchestral selections
Tickets of admission can be obtained from
members of the Association.
--On Friday March 3D. the students of the
Academy of Science and Art at Ringoes, N.
j., sustained very satisfactory examination
Although it rained severely during that part
of the day at which the gathering occurred,
there was present a goody number of the
friends of the school. The literary exercises
in the afternoon seemed to please all. The
music, under the care of Mr.. David William
son, was excellent.
--On Friday evening last about 7 o'clock
a tramp who was passing down the Railroad
between Cofyell and Bridge streets, in this
city, fell through the Bridge over the basin at
Lear's Mills. He shouted loudly for help,
which soon brought to his aid Mr.. Amos Viii
Hams, who helped him out and probably saved
him from drowning, as it was very dark, and
the locality is one that is not much frequented
after night fall.
Take your prescriptions to Anderson's
Drug Store, Lambertville. f. IA.
-On Wednesday evening of last week,
Wilson Chapfer No 49, ROYAL Arch Masons