The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-03-28

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Next week the Y. M. c. A. rooms will b
removed to the second-foor of the Lambert
vile National Bank building.
Has the licensing Of drinking place
"helped business during the past year p
Let our business men answer.
-FoR SALE-A few shares of the Lam
bertville Gas Stock. Inquire at this Office Il
The Lambertville Gas Light Co., at thei
annual meeting held on Wednesday nigh,
declared an annual dividend Of per cent.
"A meeting of the Juvenile Temperate
Union will be held in the lecture room of tn
Presbyterian Church in this city, on Frida.
afternoon next, at 4 o'clock.
Subscribers who are about to change
their residence should Immediately notify us
so that they may have their papers properl,
mailed.
Let it be pushed. These Clubs have been es
tablished in various places in this State and
thousands have enrolled themselves.
The city election will take place, accord.
ing to the provision in the charter, on the
second Monday in April, which is next Mon.
day week.
About forty members of Branch No. Q,
E. B. A., of this city, visited Pennington
to-day for the purpose of attending the fun
eral of their late brother membe5 Bernard
Hoagan.
Hot drinks should be avoided in day
time during cold weather, as they have a
tendency to weaken the lungs and affect the
throat. Take Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup for all
cases Of coughs, colds, and hoarseness.
If drinking men are to be reformed,
temptation must be kept out Of their way
With drinking place on every prominent
street to lure them, the sin of their fall will
rest upon those who vote for license, either at
the polls or in the Council.
The Hunterdon Democrat, in a recent
NUMBER claims the right to spell the Presi-
dents name thus r. b. hayes. That's a low
er case of spite than we have yet seen, but
Hayes is bound to be a capital man notwith-
standing.
Rev. John Stockton, of the Newark NJ.
E. Conference, and who resided lately in
Camden, died suddenly while on a visit to his
brother-in-law in Philadelphia. Rev. Stock
ton was we'll known to number of our cit-
zens and especially to many in New Hope.
The Belvidere papers are waking up on
the water question, and efforts are being made
to form stock company, with capital of
$4,000, to build water works. Isn't it about
time that Lambertvile "waken up " on this
subject?
Thousands die every winter of Consump-
ton, Bronchitis, Dyptheria, and lung fever,
whom few doses of {" HaIe's Honey of Hore-
hound and Tar" given in time would have
saved from a premature grave. Sold by all
Druggists
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in minute.
March "a, 4w.
One day last week, Thomas Jobes, of
Mechanicsville, while doing some work about
his barn, fell, and singularly enough cut his
tongue nearly through-it is supposed by get
ting it between his teeth.
The Kirkpatrick Memorial Church, of
Ringoes, have extended unanimous call to
Sh0 AtCf. LII. IlHiCtf Va DtVohiJu, ~ Who
has been supplying their pulpit for some time
with very gratifying ability.
"A Groom warming y will be held at the
new rooms of the Y. M. G. A., over the Lam
bertville National Bank on next Monday ev-
ening, to which all the friends of the Associ-
alton are invited. Some good singing will be
among the attractions of the evening, and
pleasant social time is anticipated.
Just received nice lot of Seed Rose Po-
tatoes, and for sale at A. 8. BURRoUeH's, S.
W. corner Main and Coryell SITS. ct.
If the gentlemen who belong to the IL
cense branch of the Common Council of this
city have any sense of what is fair and hon.
orable, they win refuse to grant license to the
hotels during their present term of office
BY granting license they usurp the rights of
the new Council, and set an example of trick
cry and unfair dealing which will be remem-
bered against them in the future.
The committee appointed at the recent
meeting to obtain subscriptions to the stock
of the Fair company to be organized in this
city, inform us that they are meeting with
great success. The stock is divided into three
hundred shares of twenty dollars each, aud
this is being rapidly taken.
AN election for postmaster Of Pennington
will be held on next Saturday. An election
is to be held in Bordentown, this week, for
the same purpose. At an election held last
week. in Mount Holly, Mr.. Risdon, the sue
cessful candidate, was chosen by majority
of ten in vote of over five hundred.
Josiah Cole, of Pleasant Run, had live
ly time in his barn one day last week. He
was engaged in threshing when the belt ran
off the machine. He went to apply the brake,
when the 1y-wheel bursted and broke his
thumb in two places Some of the pieces of
the wheel knocked hole in the weather.
boards, and the horses ran the power ten min
utes before it could be stopped.
A friend hands us the following A lit
tie girl asked her mother why Foran's appli-
cation for license was worth more than all the
rest. The mother asked why. 90" she
ca;d 6. fbraa ~, LIZ a,,d mona ~, tho