The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-03-06
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PasSeo up INC Dces'oees Nsiiroaa yesterday
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haa'es osoaks' Coats and Dresses, cut
ana maue 70 oFuer az snort notice, at Mrs. M.
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INV. H. Titus, IS Coryell street, is agent
Tor the celebrated jamestown Wooden-seat
Cnair.
Peter B. Shrope has sold his mill property
IN clinton township near Lebanon, to Mr..
oimmons' OF sineiana.
Among the nine Sophomore Exhibition
Orators lately chosen at Rutgers College, was
n. W. voorhees, 1r., OF Clinton.
"A dog fight down town this morning,
came very near ending in man-fght. LET
dogs delight to bark and bite etc.
.a---Rsv. w. H. Pittman is holding series of
meetings in the Christian Church at East
Amwell sAaiEsi'9 80 slaig q
The ladies' of the Methodist church In
this city. have decided to hold Strawberry
festival in June next.
IF YOU want to get the best sewing ma.
chine in the market. try the LIGHT RUNNING
Domestic for sale bv Mrs M w Coorrv
Every machine warranted. Dec. 10.
The lecture by the Rev. DR.. Studdiford
at the Presbvter;an. Ch,rch.. announcad for
last Monday eyeni6c. vsaa postnoned ON AZ.
count of the sickness of his mother.
Or Stiles has returued 70 th;s .;tv os.o
until further notice. York street above Franz.
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"A peom'"ent speaker had an engagement
% lecture 10 ene o. our large cities recently,
oat caasaeA severe cola wnise travelling, yet
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AN interesting sae successiai revival 70 10
progress IN sne NJ. =. ohurch az new Ger
aiianeo"n: O'sStf Jus huuurou CONVERSIONS
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ib1S'lsnop Andrew JACKSON ' SSiafney' tue per-
son VINO mas visited shis place ana preached 10
Tue street .. diaefens s'mea, k'l'ea n'"seii'
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Mrs. Anna Corson' widow OF the late
JACOB Corson' and mother OF Freeholder
watson b. corson, OF Clinton, William Cor
son. OF High Bridge, and OF John Corson, OF
this city died at nor residence IN Clinton
one week ago iast MONDAY, IN the 'oth year
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1t Is reported tnat MT. CHRISTIAN Huber,
whose wife was one OF the victims OF the Mill
iord disaster mas compromised ms SUIT Tor
damages against the pennsylvania railroad |
fer the sum OF S4,ooo. The widow OF Mr..
nmitn mas aiso Tocosereo SS'ooo.
Now Is the time to buy singer Sewing |
Machine. They are sold at $780, Lower than
any other nrse class machine. FOR sale az
.. u. corner ohurcn ana Union
Streets
The Assembly bill to authorize the pur-
chase of a county poor house farm for Hun
terdon, passed the senate on Thursday last.
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the silent tenants are 'he victims OF neglected
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