The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-10-24

lar bone broken on Monday night whilst play.
fully boxing with a friend.
"A child of Edward Reynolds, Of this
lcisy fell off the door step on Saturday
morning and broke its left arm and dislo-
Gated the elbow joint,
Go to Mrs cooley's, No 8 South Union
street, Lambertville, Nil, for your hosiery,
gloves, tics, handkerchief, ribbons, and a
full line Of fancy goods, very cheap 2t.
Mr.. Wilson Bray is building two hand
some houses at the corner Of Perry and Union
streets. The base and water tables of these
houses are Of white marble Phila. sryle) and
look very handsome.
Buy your boots aud shoes at Louden's
and save money, or, ct.
At the meeting Of the Reform Club
on Friday evening Of this week addresses
will be delivered by Rev. A. Ramsey. of
Newtown, Pa, and DIR. II. s. Parmelee. Of
Phila. The latter is reformed drunkard
who was converted at Murphy's meetings in
Phila. last Summer Both these speakers
have been holding a successful series of
meetings in Newtown and Yardleyville.
Van Horn has just received an excellent
lot of Kid Gloves, price, 55cts. ; party and
other colors, Zoe and ST. SO.
-Ex-Mayor Mills, Of Trenton, delivered
one of the ablest temperance addresses ever
listened to in this city on last Friday even
ing, before the Reform Club. Remarks were
also made by Mr.. Britain, of the Trenton Re-
form Club. Mr. Mills will lecture again in
this city, on the first Friday evening in De-
cember. He win take up the question of " Lii
cense," and will no doubt discuss it in an able
| and candid manner.
Writing paper, 1oc. to Coo. per box, at
Anderson's Drug Store. mar. 81.
For several days workmen have been en-
gagged in laying water pipes in our Streets
Pipes have been laid across Swans Greek, be-
low the Union street bridge, along Union
street to Bridge street, and along Ferry street
from Union to Main street. The location of
fire plugs has been arranged and in the thick
y settled portions of the city there will be
one at almost every street corner. The main
pipe, leading from the dam, has been laid a.
bout half way to the q Hook"
--124ct. Delains, at r II Van Horns s. 8 5
.o.
LIST OF LETTERs REMAINING UNcALLED
FOR AT THE LAMBERTvILLE, IN. j. PosT
OFFICE, TO 80 DAYS, Oct. 20, 1877:
jeremiah Toban.
Ellis Newman.
Miss Emily DuMont.
Miss Sallie E. Cherry.
CLARK PIERsoN, P. M.
--Louden, the bootist, sells boots and shoes
the cheapest. OFT, ct.
FREEHoLDERs DoINes.-The Board of
Freeholders met at the Jersey House, in Gin
ton, on Monday last, and granted new iron
bridge over the Capoolin Creek, near Lands
down Station. in Franklin township, the old
bridge having been carried away by the recent
high water 1t was the first iron bridge built
in Hunterdon county. The iron is damaged
considerably, but it win be used in another
place, it being too short span to be replaced
there by the railroad company.
Inc Board was also called to view bridge
over the mill-race at Hamden, but it being
the opinion of the Board that it was not a
ooui'y oriage' uec'oeu 70 take no aceloh III
the matter.
On Tuesday last the Board met at Ser.
oeantsv;llo 70 Wow a s;te ON tho I,aclatong
Creek, in Delaware township, the bridge hav-
ing been carried away by the late flood. 1t
was decided to build a new iron span of 125
feet. and do away with an old bridge on the
west side and a short span on the east side,
which have become Of little account owing to
the changes in the course of the stream. 1t
was considered the most economical thing to
pears to be three. Hunterdon Democrat.
A DRUNKARD's SPREE-A MAN SHOOTS
SIX PEOPLE ONE NIGHT AND Is FINALLY