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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-06-13
TEMPERANCE COLUMN.
EDITED BY A LADY.
Personal NOTES.


VINO IS SAFE PIN a neighboring city a
rising young lawyer was pleasantly situated.
Surrounded by all home comforts that are re-
quisite to secure happiness, and wife. that
not only made that home charmed circle to
him, but also to the friends that gathered
there from time 70 time, by her yivacity' su-
perior conversational powers, and kindness of
disposition towards all it seemed that bis
was an enyiable lot.
Three years passed thus, and then some-
thing seemed amss in his home, but friends
could not tell what it was. His house was
rented and his wife left the city to board in
some quiet place for the benefit of her health.
After months Of absence she returned and
again they took their house and resumed their
former mode of living for several months and
then it began to be whispered around that
Mrs. --- seemed unlike her former self,
then that she acted strangely, sometimes gra-
cious to her friends, at other times not notic-
ing them. Then came whisperings that she
took stimulants or narcotics finally the truth
was too evident to be mistaken, she was seen
intoxicated.
The house and furniture were sold, she was
absent from the city again for many months.
Mr.. ----- called ON physician with whom
he was slightly acquainted, in the city on the
opposite side of the river, and in q Confiden-
tial interview told him, that his wife had been
for some time in an inebrate asylum and he
had vi1itad har fro1t,ouf1v and rba hal inn
nlored hin, n NV her once more sav;ny that
She believed SHE would not fail AGAIN
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b;stnrv ~ some of rho interv;eyys of The n,,v
sic;sn with that husband md ,v;feNNtba agony
Of hath o,,id ,,rohahIa "au n saas % y
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ANOTHER Doc. Chas. Hurley,of solebufy,
has had his dog ponned up for some days,
suffering from that now common canine affec.
tipn--hydrophobia.
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August Flower.

The most miserable beings IN the world are
those suffering from Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint. More than eeventy-five per cent.
Of the people in tho United States are afflicted
with these two diseases and their effects ;lsuch
as sour Stomach, Sick Headache, Habitual
Costi7eness, PaipitatiJn of the Heart, Heart
burn, Wster-brasb, gnawing and burning
pains az the pit of the Stclpach, yellow Skin,
Coated Tongue and disagfeeable taste in tho
mouth, coming up Of food after eating, low
spirits, &c. Go to your Druggist, at Andar-
sons and Moore's Drug Stores, LArnbertville,
and Wolverton's Drug Store New Hope, get
a rs cent Bottle Of AuGusT Flower or Sam
pie Bottle for 10 cents. Try 1t. Two doses
win relieve you.
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where did you get That photograph
takene In Trenton. Isn't Il splendid VIM.
II. stauffeer, photographer, IA L. State ST.,
Trenton, will give you a handsome photo
graph at $500 per dozen. Stop and see for
yourself. ap. Is. Gin.
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passed first reading and was referred
AN ACT to facilitate the administration of justice
the City of Lambertyile.
SEC. /. Be il ordained by the Common Council Of the
City of Lambertyille that any person informing and
aEng ~ apg cn PsTsGns for
sale ofany ardent spriiuous or Intoxicating liquors.
or any wine, porter ale lager bear, other ermentcd
liquors, or any other liquor mixed or otherwise, OF
which any Of the above may form ngredient the
keeping Of any ale, or lager beer saoon garden,
had and obtaned for which any such ordinance pro-
vides for the payment of penalty by the person
shall be entitled e TecsSe from he CITY Of Lambert
yille half Of said penalty provided the person
persons complained against shall be coyctcd such
complaint
SEC. 2 That this ordinance shall take effect immed-
atey after lis publication according to law.
The ordinance fixing salaries Of City 0fic-
ers was taken up, amended, passed and order
ed published.
An order was directed to be drawn in favor
of G. p. Wilson for $3.50 poor expenses for
June.
Several bills were referred to proper COM
mttees.
The following bills were ordered paid
G. NJ. Pcttee, repairs, &C., to lamps, 5. $50 9s
A. Q. Candy, lamp posts, &c...,. >. 10 26
Ashbel WEIGH, Jr., repairs to Survey
Ashbel WEIGH, Jr., metallic tape line. 3 20
John n McEntes, bal on garbage con-
tract. .ss.......-s2 ~ 20
Tho sidewalks on the west side Of N. Main
street, from Delaware Avenae;to Buttonwood
street. weres ordered rcpayed with brick or
stone, and from Buttonwood to Elm with
plank. 81 "a a "a 4z
Parts of the sidewalks on the north side of
Elm street, were ordered paved with brick or
stone. a4 ssa4 20 eH69iE 44s
Parts of the sidewalk ON DeIevan street, be-
tween George and Mair5 north. side, were Or
dered paved with brick or stone, at proper
grade. 81 ssssA 's'ssssseF a'f
The curbing on Coryell street, near the
Catholic Church, was ordered to be straight
eneds being a foot out of line, and the cost to
be deducted from the salary of the late City
Surveyor.
The Street Committee were authorized to
adjust certain street crossings on Union street,
according to grade established by ordinance.
In response to information asked for by
Mayer Sollidsy, the chairman Of, the Street
Committee stated that the contract between
the city and Geo. W. Arnett for the removal
of garbage had not been drawn up. @
The Committee on Small Shows reported
$40 collected for licenses ei 10a
The School Trustees presented their annual
report Referred. e e ~
qhs Supplement- to the Ordinance for the
appointmentof'a Street Commissioner, was
tazenup, passed, and ordered published.
The bill Of J. W. Hill, for extra police SER
vices, April and May, $12.70, was ordered
paid. IN
Mr.. Boozer offered a resolution that the
City Surveyor and Street Committee be in
structed to ascertain the cost Of altering the
grades Of certain streets, &C., and the addit-
ional cost ofcovering the road bed with brok-
en- stone. Adopted.
Adjourned.
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Marrow, ESCAPE. Had it not been for
Providence, lime-quarry, in solebnry, be-
longing to Mr.. Isaac Ely, would have been the
scene Of sad catastrophe, few nights since.
1t appears that tie Quarry operators, in quest
of stone, have lately extended their excaya-
tions to such an extent that II included road
or lane that formerly ran near its edge, and
has for some time been closed to travel. A
gateswas fastened at its entrance as Il precau-
ton; and new route Established A few
nights ago, however, DIR. r. g. Foull<e, of
New Hope, had occasion to visit patient in
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RELIEF. Rev. S. M Andrews, Of Doyles-
town, has faithfully done his duty for nearly
half century and now his congregation has
offered him recess Of six months, with no
abatement Of salary.
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REpAIRs "A number Of new plank have
been laid in the floor of the iron bridge in
New Hope.
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Come THE ROUNDS. During the past year,
County Superintendent Woodruff has visited
each of the 2S2 schools of the county at least
once, and 9s of them, having Summer terms,
be has visited twice.
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Entirely new programme at the Orpheau
Concert, June Goth and Dist, including piano
solos and duets, orchestra music, choruses,
vocal solos, DC.
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ScHoo1s BoARp.~-At Ineoting Of the
Board Of School Directors, Of New Hope,
held a few nights since, Mr.. William Clark
was appointed Collector Of the Borough
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COMMON C0UNCIIs "A stated meeting Of
the Common Council Of this city was held on
Monday evening of last week. Owing to a
want of space we are compelled to condense
considerably the, minutes of the Clerk. The
following are. the more important proceed
ings:
The Finance Committee presented the
Treasurer's report for May. Abstract as fol-
lows
Received from H. Kitchin, taxes. 5000 90
Credited 10 Municipal Fund $484 81
5000 90
MUNICIPAL FUND--REcEIPTs.
A. II. Heath, ex-Treasurer, balance, $575 So
II. b. Kitchin, taxes as above ..... 434 ~
City Clerk, license fees, &c. .... 81 so
Due treasurer. s.'....... 4,0l5 10
$1,000 90
PAYMENTS
Balance due Municipal Fund, as per 4
final report Of Al. II. Heath, ex-
Treasurer. ..................... "a, 34S 30
Less error. Observation-Disclosures. 30 ~
s4,sls 90
City order. ................... $50 90
Lambertville National Bank note. 500 90
So ,063 90
BOUNTY FUND --REcEIPTs.
Balance on hand, as per account of
A. III. Heath, OK Treasurer !. So, 259 81
II. B. Kitchin, taxes, as above. 165 rs
$2,425 40
PAYMENTS.
Interest on Bonds $2I0 90
Balance on hand. e,e15 40
s., 4s5 40
PUBLICscHooL FUND-RECEIpTs.
Bal on hand as per account of A.
II. Heath, ex-treasurer, ......... $2,053 33
PAYMENTS.
School orders, teachers salaries, sc. 7es OIL
Balance on hand, ................ 1881 80
2,05s SO
REHABILITATION.
Bal. due from municipal fund.-. 4,O1s o5
Bal. due to bounty fund 2,215 40
Bal. due public school
fund. 1881 80 1856 70
Bal. due Treasurer, ............ All 33
1d So CITY DEBT .4s
Bounty bonds, ................. 1850 90
Public school bonds, .......... 5,400 90
Bills payable, .................. 1888 "a
orders, (payabe) 80. i,4f3 05
Due Treasurer. 49,. $3.50. ..... All 80
27,s17 So
Amount due ON account tax war
rants). ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1t,515 55
The following ordinance was presented,
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COMING HoatE.--Th II. Matthews, of
the Naval Academy at Annapolis, Md, ex-
poets to spend short acation with his rela-
lives and friends in New Hope, In the course
of two OF three weeks.
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RrHs n. UNION STREET;
SPECIAL NOTICES.
LambSrtville n: j.

- II was splendid" "whatg.s@ why that leo
Cream at LAcFr's, No % coryell St.
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Purchase your Brussels and Ingram Car
pets Of Van Horn Bros. Prices very low. al
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0uR JuvESrI.Fs The New Hope boys
club, the Blue Stockings. were handsomely
defeated BY 4 club composed Of factory boys,
a few days since. They did il right, 50 say
the bows.
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THEFT-ARaEsT.+-O Lon Friday afternoon
last, a man named Dallas Barron entered
Peter Heaths Carriage Manufactory, in New
Hope, and in the absence Of the workmen,
stole valuable watch and chain, belonging
to Mr.. Heath, from vest hanging over the
work bench, and decamped. The watch was
not missed until about o'clock p. M. Sus-
picion was at once fastened upon the departed
one, because IL was fact that he had been
about the shops twice during the day, and
had widcly-known reputation for vagrancy.
Detectives were sent in pursuit Of him. His
father, who resides at Centre Bridge, adj
vfsed the pursners to lodge his son in Doyles-
town Jail, if possible. Barron vas arrested,
however, early on Saturday morning by Con-
stable benson. He had been IN Lambertville
ON the afternoon after the theft, and traded
the watch and chain to two different parties,
and returned again to New Hope in the even
ing. This the prisoner confessed before JUS
tice Clark. When Mr.. Heath became acquaint-
ed with the names Of the parties who had
traded for and received the stolen articles, be
appealed to Them He succeeded in getting
the watch IA silver one) but was not success
full in obtaining the chain Ia gold one) on the
pretext that it had been disposed Of to man
"whom he (the man who traded with Barron,
didn't know The prisoner, before thesabove
Justice, plead guilty and was accordingly sent
to Doylestowp, which, for a short time, at
least viii serve as a restriction to his rowing
career.
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"A lot Of Landreth's Garden Flowerand
Seeds, at Anderson's Drug Store. mar. 1t.
Hon James N Pidcock lost valuable
mule one day last week from putrid sore
throat, and one Of his horses is likely to die
from the same disease.
Rev. ]. N. Heiss5, OF Grocer Seminary,
win be ordained Psstes of the Ringoes Bap-
list Church, on Tuesday evening, June 2sth
inst.
"A pair OF gold sprctacles ;tere lost on last
Sunday morning, betwesn Franklin street and
the Baptist Church The finder win confer a
favor by leaving sIism It rrng ReconD Office.
--One day last week, a young son Of John
Shays, Of High Bridge. was run over and In
SANITY killed by6 train Of cars Both legs
and one arm were cut of.
Z Hatsi Hats4 Hatsi. Where I, Whereq
Who're AtHottell's, a7i z. State st., Trer-
on, N. ].
The Festival by inc ladies Of the NJ. i.
Church will be held this evening and to-mor-
row, Thursday evening, in Holcombe Hail.
Good music, both vocal and instrumental
Plenty of choice refreshments, and a pleas
ant social time.
REV. P. A. Studdiford, D. D., Of this
city, will sail for Europe tomorrow, in one of
the vessels Of the American line, from Phila-
delphia. He will furnish some letters to THE
RECORD, describing the more interesting fea-
lures of his trip.
~ Ia,,.,,tr,u,, (,oy,,,o,, ronnc;l NJ,
Thursday evening last, rejected the applica4
ton of William G. Metler to sell liquor, by
vote Of 8 to 2. The application of Abraham
Fluck, Jr., was Withdrawn, he having vacated
the National Hotel now occupied by Mr.. Met
Ter.
would hereby express my thanks to the
people of LambertyiIle and vicinity for the
encouragement they have given me, and as
have disposed of my Private School to Mrs. E.
E. Phillips, would solicit for her a continuance
of the patronage have received
E EEMMAsL, .KvowLEs.
Nov Is the time tc buy a Singer Sewing
Machine. They are sold at $50. Lower than
any other first class machine. For sale at
Schulhaus', s. E. corner Church and Union
streets.
NEW RoAD.--A public road has been laid
out by the Surveyors in Kingwood township,
commencing at the east end of the Point
Pleasant Bridge, on the river Delaware, and
running east one mile to intersect the road
from Kingwood to HAVEN Rock. Several
times within the last twenty five years efforts
have been made to secure this road without
success. The new road will prove a great
convenience Hunterdon Democrat.
o--Pjcture Frames, ct very low rates, at
Fritz's Photograph Gallery, No. 81 N. Union
street, Lambertville, N. j. J. 10, 3t.
Coli. r. Freese. of Trenton, will deliv-
er a series of public lectures at the following
places. Subjects to be treated " Tax Re-
form " and :. Aims, Objects and Principles of
the Grange Organization ~
limoges, Monday, juno 18th, at 2 o'clock
p. NJ. !; Sergeantsville, same day, att P. NJ.
Locktown, Tuesday, June 10Th, at2 2. ~;
Pittstown, same day, at $ p. NJ.
Mt. Pleasant, Wednesday, June Goth, at 2
p. NJ.
LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING UNeALLBD
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RuaAwAY. IA team driver ii the employ
Of Mr.. Thos. Corners, of Limeport, left his
four mules and wagon standing for a few mo-
ments alonesin front of a store. IN Stockton,
N. j., one day last week, when the mules
took home run. They made for tie flyer
bridge, safely passed wagon in crossing, ran
home, and were only stopped when they had
reached the far end of the lime quarry and
were confronted BY its high embankment.-
No damage resulted.
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NEW uorE 4aD nucns courrr, "a.

FrNE GARDEN REV. B. II. Sanderlin, of
New Hope, has the credit of having one of
the finest gardens in town.
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LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING UNeALLBp
ron AT THE LAMBERTv1LLE, IN. j. PosT
OFFICE, FOR so DAYS, JUNE 0, 1877:
John Simason.
Miss Kate Agin, (care of Baxter Agin.)
M CLARK PIERsoN, p. M.
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ATTEMPTING AN ENTRANCE Some per-
son or persoLs who were experimenting a
means of entrance, other than legitimate, to
Solliday's jewelry store, In New Hope, few
nights SINCE were put to route by John Mood
John was sleeping in room adjoining the
store, and was aroused about midnight by
a.noise occasioned by some one mcddling with
the back window-shpttcrs The shutters were
fastened within With a chain and paddock,
and John saw, by dim reflection of light,
that the shutters were opened sufficiently vide
to admit a hand, which was evidently trying
to unfasten the paddock. Seizing two reyolv-
ers, John fired, and caused a hasty retreat. if
nothing more. John is in favor Of making
such customers reception red hot. 'iiT
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New HorE BoRoUoH CouNcIL.-The reg
ular monthly meeting of the New Hope Bor-
ough Council was held on Tuesday evening.
Present--Isaae Striclxler, A. B. Stockton, J
P. Smith, Thomas II. Matthews, Hiram Scar
borough, and g. G. B. Johns.
Absentat Roll call Burgess George Minor.
On motion, Hiram Scarborough presided
Minutes of last meeting were read and ap-
proved.
A number Of bills were presented, and on
motion, referred to the Street Committee.
On motion, William Clark was appointed
Collector of the Borough tax.
No further business, on motion, adjourned.
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CLosrSe Otr.-I am selling dry goods at
and below cost prices. Call and secure great
bargains. Seth Ely, No. 46 Greene street,
Trenton.
P. ST. am not In the sensational line,
mean all of It. j.13'
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SLIPPERY MULE.---A mule that was being
driven through by-way, near the iron bridge
in New Hope, on Sunday last, refused to be
guided by the rein Of its driver, and ran the
jagger-wagon, to which it was attached, into
tho fence. The vehicle was overturned, and
the driver thrown out, while the animal hast
lily broke its harness to pieces, and made a
exit from the shafts, as well as wagon and
driver The driver was considerably bruised,
and the wagon sustained some damage.
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tf41Et s. Az eE- 80 ~ H<-t3 "a SO
-" How wish that my Skin was as white
and soft as yours" said a lady the other day
to female friend. You can easily make it
SO, said the lady addressed 'sHow I" in
Qufred the first speaker. Use GLENN's SUI
PHuR Soar. Sold by all Druggists.
Hilps Hair and Whisker Dye, black or
brown, Scots. ]. Is, 4w.
Isaac P. Kuttsr, fsnccessof to John A.
Kutter, decd House, Sign and Ornamental
Painter, No. 81 Deloyan street, Laihbertville
Particular attention given to Paper Hanging
and Wall Painting a.,24, 3m.
ss---Ladies' Cioaks, Coats, and Dresses, cut
ard made to order at short notice, at Mrs. M
w. Cooley's. d6.tf
Standard Prints reduced * 64 and cts,
at Van Horns "a.
Gold Sparkling Soda Water the best in
the city is drawn by Shamalia, (Moore's
Drug Store. m. 23.
The amusing Cantata, 6 Trial by Jury, .
will be performed at Holcombe Han, june
goth and 2fst. - 4
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SUNDAY NoTEs.-On Sunday morning last,
Rev Ellis Henifer preached in the New Hope
M. f. Church, and Rev. Henry Burkett, in
the evening. Both of these men arc Phila-
dolphians, andawere formerly co-laborers in
the ministry with Pastor Sanderlin, in that
city. Their labors on Sunday last were APP
preciated.
The Rev. Mr.. Burlsett also preached in the
Lambertville NJ. L. Church, on Sunday morn
ing.
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MAH0NING VALLEY
Sunday
killed, miles Mhooing valley while stealing
cherries. The particulars Of the affair
about follows: Late 5eody night Of hoy and
from IA to consisting Of Burke
alias Kelley Patrick O'D7ooel MOI Francis Hoy, Nao
Bonner, William NcLughlio, @l1isn HcC1ee, William Davis,
oDn0e, Frank Brady, left S. H. the 6oning
valley, with supply baskets Hfi1b pals, which they
to fill with stolen fruit, tere the farmers about 5und. norn
Of rim accompanied by vivid flashes Of lightning
terrific pc Is Of thunder, si0g the valley between a. they
entering
unuPied building, through the windows In this Plce they remained
until the had they proceeded the farm Of Mr..
Amos Reifl which Mr.. D0iel E. Frit placed
superintendent, ther Charles the
without asking 2emsio0fro Being observed BY Mr fritz,
himself Arriving
he ordered them to dest from picking oherrs end to leave the
which they all do VII the exception Of une
Burke, Burke Reilly, he is called, cut 20 or p
lOitered Finally coming
eiVe to fritz t" stones him. here7oo fritz
him and strdk him with his alongside head Burke
reached his pocket exclaimed; "D0 ISL shoot Y0l"
en FRITZ believing his life fired the contents his
the lover eHremitie of B but the letter stooping
dodge the received the in his He
staggered nd the fence into the hare sitting
take
accomplish - Fri chm vent his house, but shorty returned and
himself Justice Of the
Pa00sle and, aft hearing the e7tio0y rendered the following