The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-05-16
LOCAL AT FAIRS.
LamtersUitie, n. j.. :afay rs, 1877.

~ plngef sewing Machine, ar one half the
: former price. Charles Schulhaus, agent,
Lambertville, N J. SO Sx
AT the meeting of The Reform Club, on
Friday evening of this week, addresses will
be made by Belmont Perry, Esq. Of Flem-
ingtoh, Rev. R.. A. Chaiker, Horace G.. Smith
and others.
The oafers on the street corners are quite
indignant atthe ne v police, because they are
required to obey the laws When these fel.
lows gfowl'itis pretty good evidence thatithe
officers are doing their duty.
lGround was broken yesterday on the new
fair grounds near this city. The work will be
vigorously pressed. good fence will en-
close the grounds, afine track will be made,
and suitable buildings and sheds erected.
The first fair will be held early next fall. 4
"A lot Of Landreth's Garden and Flower
Seeds at Anderson's Drug Store. mar 81.
Capt. Geo. w. Day has fitted up hand
some ladies' room at his ice cream saloon, in
Boozer's Building, The floor is handsomely
carpeted, the walls tastefally decorated and
every convenience supplied for those who
wish to use the room. The ladies are invit-
ed to call and see it.
Work is now in full operation in the
Boot Department. of the Rubber Works in
this city, the full compliment of hands being
employed. The inewIsteam curing apparatus
which has been substituted for that destroyed
by the recent FIRE, after considerable altera-
lions and improvements, works satisfactorily
The train agents on all local trains on the
Penna. r. r., were discharged on Monday.
Mr.. S. X. Large, Of this city, is one Of the
unfortunates, but we hear that he is likely to
be retained in another position Mr. IL
made All excellent agent, being efficient and
trustworthy
AT tho approaching concert Of the Or
phean Musical Association, in June, among
the attractions will be1a fun chorus of the
Society, the Ninona Orchestra two pianos,
Messrs. J. T. Mop herson and d. Norwood as
soloists, and the comic cantata, Trial by
Jury
Purchase your Brussels and Ingram Car
pets of Van Horn Bros. Prices very low. al.
The Frenchtcwn Press says that johnson
Warford, of Milford, hired a horse and fall
top to stranger, and the day following re-
ceivod a telegram stating that if he wanted
his rig to go to Philadelphia and get it,
that strsuger.
The entertainment by LANES Concert
Troupe, on last Monday evening, was an ex-
cellent one, and gave great satisfaction to the
audience. It is rare that such a varied and
excellent programme is offered. They viii
give another CONCERT at Holcombe Hall on
Saturday evening.
: Picture Frames at greatly reduced rates
at Fritz's. Photograph Gallery. u. o.. 81.
AT the meeting of the Temperance Re-
form Club, on. last Friday evening, addresses
were made by Rev. Mr.. Baum, w. f. Herr,
Esq, and Mr.. T. Reirdon. The meeting was
an interesting one. On Friday evening of
this week the Club will meet as usual. Several
persons-members Of the Club--are expected
to speak. sTy4Ss
Capt John II, Horn, who was elected
Justice of the Peace in the First Ward, at
the recent Spring election, has opened an Of
fee on South Union street, short distance
below Ferryst., west side, and will be pleas
ed to have calls from all wishing the services
ola Justice Of the Peace. Capt. Horn we
have no doubt, will make a good officer, and
we commend him to the public
"A Teachers Institute for Hnnterdon
County, will be held in Pennington this week
commencing to-day and closing on Friday
The exercises will be under the supervision Of
the County Superintendent, Mr.. Swackhamer
State Superintendent, e. A. Apgar Prof.
Austin Apgar. Of the State Normal School,
Prof Northrop, Supt. Public Schools of
Connecticut, Rev. Mr.. Shermer, of Clinton,
N, j., and Miss Minnie Swayze, are expected
The largeststock of Trunks, Valises, &C.,
at prices that can't be beaten, can be found
with L. Tobias, One Price Clothier, all.
Nelson v Young, Esq, a we'll known res
ident of this city, died very suddenly on last
Friday morning. He was about the house at
an early hour in the morning, and had been
out of doors. Coming in and complaining Of
feeling badly, he lay down and was heard soon
after to make noise. Upon going to him he
was found insensible and dying, if not dead
already. He had been in poor health for a
long time and had a disease of the heart
which was doubtless the cause of his death.
His funeral took place from the Presbyterian
Church lin this city on last Monday and was
largely attended. Leni Lenape Lodge Of Odd
Fellows, of which the deceased was q mems
ber attended in body. The interment took
place at Mount Airy, where he resided for
many years and taught school s. ''s'''''
-Children's suits, sizes from years up, at
$3.50, for sale by L. Tobias, One Price Cloth
Ter. all
On last Saturday afternoon, while the
horse of Mr.. Joseph Everingham, Of New
Market, was standing in Coryell street, along
side the Amwell National Bank, he became
frightened and ran away. He ran along the
pavement In Coryell street, the wagon to
which he was attached striking the stone
steps, trees, sc, in its progress, until when
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