The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-07-11
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
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AtsAseersvstto, ~ VI July HI 1877.
"A number Of our citizens are nov ii
bcaan Grove and other sumner resorts.
--WfitinQ paper, 100. to 60c. per boz. al
Anderson's Drug Store. mar. I'll.
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Ii, yood citixens for the thorough and impar.
t;ai manner il Which be bfiforees the ordi.
hanees and punishes disorder.
xfas.s,s f,otua,s Il swone Who for two
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house III this city, hava closed busiuess, and
have removed to Danboro, Pa.
IN mondav assarnoon az last week. a son
l. A. nsv;d = Rand s. T,ocoas aoaa ten
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The school house, and broke his thigh bf> DE.
rso.c p Kutt.r fu,,ccAssor - .Iohn 4
v,,.t.r d.c,d uonse s;rn and ornane,tal
pa,,s.r No a ns,avar streat Taubertv;,Ie
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and wall Painting. q. "a. 9m.
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p,4.arh.;;ss,s .a;o;.;ns Tur Rrcopn otacs
asss $ 49, 49, 1890 Tbav 40 ths ,,s.s
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AZ asa, -, \ ,.,.t tsrs tha.
49, 81 ss,.s - 80. ~. ~. -, $1,000.
weIs passing 20 ana from sne p'o-n'c srounos
AZ raxSon : 'FroVe'
4 -hev. T. A. studdiford' U. D., who left
Philadelphia for Europe, on the l4th OF June,
arrived at Liverpool on Sunday, the gath, at
ter very pleasant passage. de writes that
he was entirely free from sea-sickness.
"A fight took place At Foran's hotel, on
Friday last, between the proprietor and a
Bucks countian. According to the iatters
story before the Squire, he was not the most
to blame.
The Preslient'b and Sscrstsry's Offices,
IN the Fair Grounds near this city, are COM
pleted, the fence nearly all built and the en-
trance gates put up. Two barns have also
been built.
The Aquetong Steamer was engaged dur
Ing the entire day Of the 4th, in pumping
water into one of the large gas tanks at the
gas works. 1t was bigger job then the
q" boys thought.
a CuosIxa Our-xI am selling dry goods at
aid below cost prices. Call and secure great
bargains. Seth Ely, No. 4e Greene street,
Trenton.
T. ST. am not in the sensational line,
mean all Of IT. j.lt
persons who have magazines. illustrated,
literary or other newspapers, books, etc., and
who are willing to donate them to the Reform
Club Reading Room, can deposit them in the
boz at the post office, which has been put up
Specially for this purpose!
Mrs. Jacob Ssss:s, Of shis city, has pre-
selitad Us with some specimen peaches from
. crate sent to 'hsr frdrtf tho ofchardspf Gar
ret 5, Bells, Esq, at Littleton, N. Q, for
which we Return our thanks The crate was
shipped on Monday OF last week and was re-
ceiseu On sne cunesuay lo''owng'
st! johns Total Abstinence Society, Of
this city, have rsccftly ptirehased very hand
some regalia, which was worn for the first
time at che dedication OF the new Catholic
church in Hopewell, on Sunday last.
The poor of this city, who arc kept by
Mf. g. Prall Wilson, ON his farm near this
city, are very kindly treated and are highly
pleased With their new quarters. Some of
them we're badly used by persons who board
cd theth previous to Mr.. Wilson's appoint
ment.
T.s. avs,,;Hy. tj,s bo,;ss ~ M Anarsvs
Ho,co,,ha near tb,s sIfv yyas entered All
.ome buttsr ;e,lav. c,otb;ug. &C., stolsu. The
thief took articles from M Holcombe,s he'd
room without awakinp him. pair Of slim
pers were found this morning, near this city,
by Mr.. H., which belonged to his wife. 1t
looked as though the thief had changed his
clothes at this spot.
-Thousa,,ds Of Flat Dutch Cabbage Plants