The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-08-01
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Lansbertvstle, A. y. lag. 4, 1877.
Go. c. of Iris city, i sim a New Bruns.

co. C. Of this city, Is still at New Bruns.
wick, guarding the railroad bridge there.
Il. Tobias. s. w corner Union and
Bridge streets, is sole agent for Lambertvills
for Ballous Celebrated " F. Il. S. A. a
Shirts. Sold for one dollar each. Call and
see them.
From fifty to seventy.five Of our citizens
are quartered at Ocean Groye--a pretty good
representation for one town.
Writing paper, 1oc. to eoc. per box, ii
Anderson's Drug Store. mar. 81.
The arrangements are being made for the
Temperance Harvest Home, the last Of this
month. Efforts win be made to secure the
attendance Of Francis Murphy, and it is also
expected that Mr.. g. Il. Osgood will be pres
ent An unusually pleasant time is anticipate
ed.
Ladies' Cioaks, Coats, and Dresses, Gu
and made I'd order at short notice, at Mrs. M .
w. Cooley's. d6.tf
There appears to be general impression
that post-ofices are required to redeem dam.
aged fractional currency. This is not the case.
fost-otfices are required to register free OF
charge letters containing fractional currency
sent for redemption, but they are not requir-
ed to receive any currency, for postage or
otherwise, excepting that which is correct in
business circles.
-" How wish that my Skin was as white
and soft as yours, said lady the other day
to female friend. g on can easily make it
SO, said the lady addressed. How I" in
CURED the first speaker. Use GLENN's Sui
PHuR Soar. Sold by all Druggists.
Hills Hair and Whisker Dye, black or
brown, 50cts. J. IS, 4w.
The Directors Of the Delaware Valley
Farmers and Mechanics Agricultural Society
are preparing for the exhibition on the
grounds near this city, Sept. 18th, 18th and
18th. Literal premiums are offered for all the
various articles usually exhibited at county
fairs. The total of the premiums offered a.
mount to $4,000.
Now is the time to buy Singer Sewing
Machine. They are sold at $50. Lower thar
any other first class machine. For sale al
Schulhaus, s. E. corner Church and Union
streets.
Owing to the storm, on last Friday even
ing, the lecture before the Temperance Re.
form Club, by Hugh B. Eastburn, Esq, Of
Bucks Co., was postponed until Friday even
ing of this week. Mr.. Eastburn is talented
and pleasant speaker and it is to be hoped
that he may have good audience on the
above evening
Figures don't lie. To make your own
shirts, yards N. Y. Mills muslin. cost, Al
cents linen for bosom and cuffs, rs cents
thread, buttons, &C., 10 cents total, $1.26.
Tobias sells you the same shirt, all made, for
one dollar. jy. is.
1t is about time the farce of muzzling
dogs with straps should be abandoned and
the owners be required to muzzle them in
such way that they cannot bite. Two OF
three times we have noticed dog fights in our
streets by dogs with straps, and it was evi'
dent to every observer that the dogs found but
little difficulty In biting each other. Why is
it that the owners Of dogs show such an incli
nation to evade alaw which is equally as much
for their protection as for the public's, we
cannot understand,
--Hottell, 273 e. State ST., Trenton, has 8
fine line of hats, caps, &C., which are now
selling off extremely low I'd close out the
seasons stock:
The students Of the Academy Of Science
and Art, at Ringoes, started yesterday on q
tour through the NORTHERN part Of New Jer.
sey and southern part of New York. This
trip is made for the purpose Of acquiring 9
practical knowledge Of Physical Geography
and the kindred Sciences, and to collect speci
mems for the Museum Of the Academy: The
tour will require from two OF three weeks and
will extend over some thfee hundred miles OF
more. 1t is being made by private convey
ance; and DIR. c. w. Larson, the principal OF
the Academy, is the director of the tour.
Days ice cream viii cool the hot blood Of
the striker:
Isaac P. Kuttcr, successor to John A
Kutter, decd. House, Sign and Ornamental
Painter, No. 81 Delcvan street, Lambertville
Particular attention given to Paper Hanging
and Wall Painting. a:24; efii.
We regret to hear Of the death of Chas.
s. Emack, Esq, ON the 25th of July, at his
residence in Culpepper Co, Va. Mr.. Emack
grew up to manhood while a resident Of this
place, and his occasional visits tohis old home
kept up the friendship of his youthful years
He was an agreeable gentleman, and man Of
honor. For years he was engaged in various
prominent engineering works, such as the
railroad bridge at West Philadelphia, the
tunnel of the Baltimore and Potomac Rail
road under Baltimore, ETC.
Ladies call and see those shirts which
Tobias, corner Union and Bridge Streets; sells
one for dollar. ~. 16.
REAL ESTATE AND BUILDING.- There il
some activity in real estate and building al
this time, in this city.
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