The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-09-12
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Lan.bsrsviue, N. j.. Sept. Ia, 1877

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Writing paper lVc. 70 QUO. per box, at
Anderson's Drug store. mar u.
The trains this morning brought large
numbers to eur fairs Tomorrow will be The
big day, unless 1t should Storm
"A lot of Landreth's Garden and, Flower
Seeds, at Anderson's Drug Store. mar 81
"A large number Of people appear to he
inuttinp In their winter stock ofJcoal ;udgino
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"A surprise party OF some magnitude was
made to Miller Kline Esq, OF Pennington, last
Iuesday' IL was the occasion OF his 10th
birthday, ana his children conceived tho pleas
ant affair IN honor OF that event. 1t was In
deed surprise to him.
The Twenty-second Annual Fair of the
Hunterdon County Agricultural Society will
be held at Pennington, on the 25th, 26th and
27th of September. This is intended to be
the grAndest display of superior Horses, Cat
tie, Sheep, Grain, Fruit, Vegetables, Flowers,
Ladies' Work, Home Manufactured Articles,
Farm Machinery, &C., ever witnessed on these
grounds. For Catalogue, send to Henry A.
Fluck, Cor. Secretary, Pennington, N
IF Won want Note Heads B;u Heads
Cards. Envelops. Circulars. or Job Printing
nf anv kind done chean and with neatness and
disnatch. call at THE REcoRp Office.
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Wv ~ - - 1a.ass par;sh .os.;eaa .,,.t
ba g;ves n I,arobertville: while going fishing
- the falls he traded his watch for the dog to
: oo,orod man the dog haloed so much az
p;gbt that his (witnesses,) mother said he
should oct rid Of it afterwards he saw Frank
and sol5 The doc to him: the colored man
to,d ,.;tnass that he raised the dog.
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In the afternoon Ensign Decatur testified
that the defendant admitted to stealing the
dog frofn Moore's Mountain.
Hiram Bailey testified that he saw the pris-
oner on the day in question coming home to
Lambertville with Smiths dog; never saw
the prisoner trade watch for dog; held
conversation with the defendant in the Court
room when he said he wanted yithcss to
swear him clear that he had traded watch
for the dog and be would give him five dollars.
The testimony was here concluded and
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The Court saId there must De coaviction
in the case.
The sentence in the case of James Parrish
- uasa,,,ad ,,nt;, ;no,;r;as cou,d he made