The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-05-09


IA larger stock thar ever win be found a
the store Of L. Tobias, One Price Clother
MIR. Joseph Brown has been chosen a,
Organist Of the Presbyterian Church, in thi.
city and will have charge Of the new organ
"A lot of Landreth's Garden and Flower
Seeds at Anderson's Drug Store. mar. 81
AT the post-ofiice election, in Clinton, re
Gently, Q. WI Altemus the present postmast
er, was the successful candidate.
The LANES Concert Troupwi give
Concert at Holcombe Hall on Monday evening
next, May IL Particulars in bills.
John Gebhart, of Clinton, has been chos
en- as pitcher Of the Rhode Island Base Bal
Club, and has goue to join them for the seas
on
James Rutan, a shoemaker, who came
from Asbury to Clinton this spring, died very
suddenly of heart disease last Monday. He
leaves family.
The ladies Of the u E. Church, of this
city will hold Strawberry Festival on We'd
nesday and Thursday, June 18th and 14th.-
A full supply of the usual refreshments, etc.,
will be provided.
The largest stock of Trunks, Valises, &C.,
at prices that can't be beaten, can be found
with Z. Tobias, One Price Clothier all.
"A Teachers Institute will be held at
Pennington on the 10th, nth and 18th inst.
All the public school teachers of the county
are expected to attend.
--Children's suits, sizes from years up, at
$L5o, for sale by L, Tobias, One Price Cloth
Ter. all.
The new organ for the Presbyterian
Church in this city, arrived ON Monday, and
is now being putup Judging from the rep
ntation of the builder, it will prove to be a
fine instrument.
"A concert will be given by the Orphean
Musical Society, of this city, early in June.
The amusing Cantata Trial by jury" will
be performed, and number of choruses,
solos. &C., sung by members of the society
The Winona Orchestra will assist on this oc-
casion.
"a Motto Frames for one dollar, at Fritz's.
NJ. o, 3t.
The monthly meeting of the Young
Mems Christian Association will be held in
the Baptist Church. on Monday evening of
next week, at Z! o'clock. A lecture will be
delivered by c. A. Skillman, Esq. Subject
+" The Fendal System" Good singing by the
choir All are invited.
Rev Alexander Miller, of Brooklyn,
was installed Pastor of the Ringoes Pres
byterian Church on the evening of the
22d ult. The services were conducted by
Rev. Mr.. Converse, OF the Larison's Corner
Church, assisted by the Rev. Mr. Assay of Mt.
Airy, and Rev. Mr.. Beekman of Reaville.
Writing Paper, lOc. to Coo. per box, at
hndersen's Drug Store. mar. 81.
-Bray's Refrigerator-the invention of
Mr. Wilson Bray, of this city--is used by the
Phila. Stock Yard Go. in shipping beef, &C.,
to Europe by the American line of steam
ships Mr.. Brays invention is the basis Of
all the methods now used in preserving meat
shipped abroad, and these are no doubt in
Judgements on his patent.
The Concert by the Winona Orchestra,
on next Wednesday evening, will be rich
treat to those who are fonu of choice instru-
mental music. This orchestra has unusual
musical skill. and should be source of pride
to our citizens In addition, the excellent So
toists who are announced will add materially
to the ATTRACTIONS of the entertainment.
= Reserved seats can be obtained without ex-
ira charge at Anderson's Drug Store.
Last Friday evening" Chamberlain Sut-
phin, Of East Amwell, drove up TO the depot
in Ringoes, and loaded his wagon with fur
niture On his way home the horse became
and ran away, throwing Mr. SUIT
phin aud Mr.. Holcombe out of the wagon,
and scattering the furniture in all directions.
Mr.. Sutphin had one rib broken and was 9th
crwise injured, but Mr.. Holcombe escaped. =
The furniture was SO badly broken that it
proved total loss.
Robert Ely, an old resident of this city,
died ON last Saturday morning. Mr.. Ely was
in his 18th year at the time Of his DEATH He
had formerly been engaged in the lumber
business in this place, but retired from BUSH
ness some years since. He was well known
for his strong anti-slavery sentiments in years
past, when such sentiments were anything
but popular, and lived to see them not only
popular but practically carried into effect in
rhe emancipation Of the slaves. His funeral
took place from his residence on Tuesday
morning, on which occasion remarks were
made by VIM. Lloyd, of Dolington, Pa.
The interment took place in the Solebury
Friends buryipg ground.
The annual meeting of the Mount Hope
Cemetery Association was held in Lyceum
Hall, on last Monday evening. The sexton
reported the interment of 10 adults and 10
children during the past year. The number
the year previous was % adults and ~ chill
dren. The following Board Of Managers was
elected Chas. A. Skillman, Esq, Isaac w.
Clevenger, DR.. Theo. II Studdiford, ]. Wes-
ley Hunt and Chas. Schulbaus At a subse-
quent meeting Of the Board, Chas. A. Skill
man, Esq, was elected President and Chas.
SchuIhaus, Secretary. John II. johnson was
appointed sexton. Mr.. J. will take charge on