The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-02-28


have been awarded the carpenter work on the
new Presbyterian Chapel at Hopewell, and
Z. Fl. Shook, Of Hopewell the mason work
and plastering, and David Y Ewing, also of
Hopewel, the stating.
Sta ndard Prints reduced to cts, at v an
Horns. /. "a.
The distillery Of Noah Stout, at Mount
Rose, in Mercer county, was seized by the
United States Revenue authorities on Mon
day Of last week, for violation Of the Intern
al Revenue laws.
AT a meeting Of the citizens Of White
House, Feb. 18th, a temperance organization
was formed, and fity-fve names were enrol
led for the support Of the cause of temperance
at that place.
The nomination Of Hon. Alexander Wurts
as Judge of the Court of Common Pleas of
this county is not satisfactory to other candi-
dates and their special friends but the people
generally think it is an appointment eminent-
iy fit to be made.
-" My Cough Shakes me to Peces,' gasps
the victim of that distressing visitation.--
Shake it off. then, with "Hatc's Honey of
Horshound and Tar Any cough can be put
to fight with that wonderful pecteral Elixir.
Sold by all Druggists.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in minute.
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Judge Reed, of Trenton, has decided
that the children of Charles X. Lands must
be given into the custody of Clara NJ Lands,
their mother, until they are. seven years of
age.
Before going West, purchase Trunk at
Louden's Shoe Store. Feb. 90, 2t
Repairs to the damaged buildings at the
rubber mandatory in this city have been
commenced. 1t is probable that the dry
heater.will be rebuilt so as to use steam in
stead of a farnace for heating it, thus greatly
reducing the danger from Are. 1t wal take
four weeks, in all probability, to make the re-
pairs.
Pare White CASTLE Soap at Andersons
Drug Store, Lambertville. FLA.
"A bill is now before the Penna. Legisla-
ture giving power to dam the Delaware. This
bill is similar to that passed by the New Jer-
sey Legislature last Winter, aud is necessary
tc give effect to it, both States holding Joint
control of the river.
"A young man named Bow, in the employ
of Richard Ashcroft, on a farm in Kingwood
Township while pushing wagon out of the
wagon house, on Wednesday morning of last
week, the end of the wagon tongue struck
hay body hanging overhead with force enough
to throw it down. The young man saw it
coming down upon him, and tried to get out
of the way, but one of his legs was caught
under it and broken between the knee and
ankle. His cries for help brought Mr.. Ash
croft to his assistance and he was extricated
from his painful situation. -fndependent.
The Clinton Democrat appeared last week
with the American flag dropping and en-
closed in mourning lines, and with some
g very affectin' editorial q lines following
about /" Falsehood and Fraud y and about the
. sheet anchor Of American liberties being
lost. &c. The editor shouldn't grow so dis
.heartened. In this part of the county the
:" sheet anchor" is all right, and if the Demo-
cratic legislature will give our friend Carpen-
ter that little job of printing in addition to a
Cierkship. we don't yet despair Of the g final
foundations of immutable and immortal JUS
tice, y about which he says he has doubts. As
long as the "nggers'' can be bulldozed and
the crop of school houses can be kept small,
let not the Democrat utterly despair.