The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-10-17

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NOV Is the time to buy Singer Sewing
Machine. They are sold at $50 Dover than
any other first class machine. For sale at
Schulhaus', s. e. corner Church and Union
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Mr.. James Thorn, OF this city, has had
the misfortune TO lose two children within
shiee uass .. each o'her' 'ne i'rs' having oied
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"A new lot OF those cheap wrappers Tor
ladies' at one dollar each, at Mrs. Cooieys.
MIR. Joseph Matthews, Sr., father of
Mr. Miles Matthews, of this city, an aged
and highly respected citizen of West Amwell
township, died on Sunday morning last.
4 The postmaster Of this CITY has received
communication from the Department at
Washington. stating that the British Postal
Department has reported that six live Colo
RADIO potato bugs have been received by n per
son in one of the towns of England, enclosed
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sent from Lambertville. Orders are given to
examine carefully all papers and packages
hereafter, to prevent a repetition of this of
fence. Whoever sent these bugs must have
been very inconsiderate, to use no harsher ex-
preston. These bugs, which increase so rap
| idly, were sufficient to fill all England with
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-Merino Underwear, fitting from an infant
to the largest adult. Prices greatly reduced
from, last saason az Van Horn,s Oct al
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The Temperance Reform Cub will hold
their regular meeting at Lyceum Hall, on
Fr;dav evon;,o Of th;s waok NJ Maxor
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miils' u iienson' lleslaeis VI Tue trenton
reform Club, will deliver an address. Mr..
,rho at+on5 M pn;tta;n ~ tho q,.on4o,
w. "n1 'ss's D' y sn ~ ,
olup' WIZ a'so maze some remarks. oooa
singing is expected. Let there De large at
| tendance. The meetings now begin promptly
! at II o'clock. and as business is transacted at
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The accounts from West Jersey all con-
chr IN ,aving that the nomination of Gov.
Newell Is exceptionally popular and strong ia
that section of the State, and it is believed
that he will poll larger vote there than was
ever given to any candidate for Governor.
The Camden West .5c,seu Press saws:
There is not a epublican from Camden to
Cape May, or anywhere else in New Jersey,
who will not support Gov. Newell And he
wil ges nt'tsuaees ~ ilenoela,'o so.cs from
nrefer a 'Ierseynan for Governor who Is iden.
tilted with the interests of the State and he's
an intelligent understanding Of the require
ments OF me ONCE 70 wnlch ne asplres. me
the nosition Of Governor Is as distastefni to
rejecting Democrats as it is to Republicans
aud they will not cast their votes for any such
candidate
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FOR AT Tue LAMBERrvfLLE, IN. J.) Posr
OFFICE, 20 30 DAYS, Oct. 10, 1877.
Miss Lizzie VANDERBILT.
a. T. f i'Snoim
Miss Maogie Cotton.
George W. Pollard, (care Solomon Pollard
CLARK PiERsoN, P. M.