The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-04-18
LOCAL AFFAIRS.


Another case Of thin Walnut Boards for
Brackets, just received at Titus's.
--shad fishing Is not very successful thus
Ear at our fisheries.
Whiting Paper, 1oc. to soc. per box. at
Anderson's Drug Store. mar. 81.
We congratulate our contemporary Of
The Beacon on the neat appearance Of that
paper in bran new suit. Such evidences of
prosperity in hard times are encouraging.
-Oil Cloths, Window Shades with Spring
Rollers, best ont, at Van Horn Brothers. IA.
The threatened war IN Europe is doing
our farmers some good, if it is curse to 9TH
era. Grain is going up in price, and -four has
advanced to $4.75 per cwt
New Teas, Acc. to 81 90, at Fingers
The largest stock of Trunks, valises &C.,
at prices that can't be beaten, can be found
with L. Tobias, One Price Clothier. ali.
The house on Main street, belonging to
the estate Of Michael Doeringer, decd, was
sold by Chas. o. Holcombe, Esq, Guardian,
on last Monday. It was bought BY Gabriel
Hortman, for $3.50.
I'm medicine quality is of the first inn
portance. Shamalia, the Pharmacist, has a
full line of all articles usually found in first
class drug store, fresh and pure, at reasonable
prices Moore's Drug Store. ATT.
3 lbs. Best Rice for 25c., at Fingers.
"a physician informs us that there are at
present an unusual number Of cases Of erysip-
elias, diphtheria and pneumonia in this section
more than there have been at any time for
year past, and more serious in their charac-
ter.
My competitors threatened to drive me
away this Summer, but in the meantime will
kindly allow me to sell goods cheaper than
they can. A good soft hat for rs cts, L. To-
bias, One Price Clothier. all.
Standard Prints reduced to 81 and cts,
at Van Horns. j. "a.
Rev. w. D. Roberts, of Solebury, deliver
ed an able and interesting lecture before the
Young Mems Christian Association of this
city, at the Methodist Church, on last Monday
evening. The subject was the overruling
hand of God in the settlement of this country.
The next Monthly meeting will be held in
May, in the Baptist Church.
In week or two shall charter paper
mill or two in order to get paper enough to
mark the prices all over my goods. For the
present the public will be content to see my
prices advertised in the papers. L. Tobias,
One Price Clothier, cor. Bridge and Union
streets, under the Beacon Office. all
About all the houses in this city are rent
ed. We know Of but two that are not occupi-
ed, one of DIR. Geo. H. Larison's, on the York
road. and one of ]. F. Boozer's. Houses are
still wanted, and number that could be
rented for from SO to SIC per month, would
find tenants.
The FrcncAtown Press has been consider
ably improved in appearance recently, new
type having been purchased and its form
somewhat changed. The price has been put
down to 81 per year, and If its publisher
don't succeed in starving to death at that
price, he will be confirmation Of the prevail
ing opinion among people that editors can
live without money.
Largo assortment OF Garden and Flower
Seeds at Moore's Drug Store-original depot
for Landreth's Seeds. G. M. Shamalia, pro-
prietor. a. 4, IT,
- Mr.. M. Bohm, corner of State and
Greene sts., under the State Gazette office
Trenton, has first-class ready -made clothing
store. His stock is select, the goods careful
" made. and they are sold at the very lowest
terms Mr.. Bohm is business man, who
has long been established in Trenton ; he is
well and favorably known and purchasers can
depend upon being honorably dealt with
See his adv.
Rev. G. H. Larson, of this city, who has
been pastor of the Solebury (Pa.) Baptist
Church for nearly eight years, has resigned.
When he took charge there were only IA
members. He leaves it with a membership of
lit. His reason for resigning is that he may
give closer attention to bis practice as a
physician. Rev. c. H. Thomas, of this city
has taken charge of the church and win preach
every Sunday afternoon at O'Clock.
"A new &c cigar at Anderson's Drug Store.
Try it. mar. Il.
The meeting of the Reform Club, on last
Friday evening, was well attended: Several
names were added to the pledge. Addresses
were made by Mr.. Alex. Burnett, and Rev.
r. A. Chalker, and remarks by Mr.. Thee.
Ksightley. A song was sung by Mr.. Frank
Schellinger, which greatly pleased the audi
ence. The Club win meet again on Friday
evening.
EARLY PLANTS For SALE Cabbage
plants also, Tomatoes large lot of potted
ones, strong and ready 10 set out as soon as the
weather permits Seeds taken from Toma-
toes thoroughly ripe the first Of July-war-
ranted to ripen by the fifth Of July. At Clev-
enger's garden, s. Union St. a18-2t
Mr.. Anthony L. Case, farmer, residing
near Reaville, in this county, went to bed on
Friday night last, in his usual health, and
after sleeping about an hour, was aroused by
sensation of choking He got out of his
bed TO get something to relieve it but was un-
able, and again lay down. His wife was
aroused, but before she could do anything for
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