The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-01-09
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Lamsertgs.,s. N. j.. Jan. Q. 1875.

IA sheets OF paper and "a envelopes, all
for IA cts, at Andsrson's Drug Store. n 81
"A valuable COW, belonging to John Hunt,
of Prallsville, was killed on the railroad, on
last Wednesday.
Sheriff Bells took number of prisoners
TO the State Prison yesterday, who had been
sentenced at the present term of Court.
Extra meetings are being held at Werts-
vile, in this county. Rev. G. H. LARSON, of
this city, has been assisting for few even
ings.
WIN. Fl. Larue, of Sand Brook, killed
two hogs last week which were months and
days old, and one of them weighed 500 and
the other 29S pounds.
III you want to get the best sewing ma
chine in the market, try the Light Running
Domestic, for sale by Mrs. NJ. w. CooLEy.-
Every machine warranted. Dec 10.
In next weeks issue we shall publish an
excellent essay, entitled Culture read be-
fore tho Ringoes Seminary by Rev. G. S. Con-
verse.
-WANTEp.-An old-fashioned spinning
WHICH, anu u CidW-au0- CAsStf Vf
chest of drawers. Any person having such
articles for sale will please inform the editor
of THE RECORD.
A series of valuable lectures, on literary
subjects, are being delivered by Rev. z. 8.
Converse, to the students of the Seminary at
Ringoes, Mrs. K. B. Larson, Principal.
The weather for three or four days past
has been very cold. On Monday morning
of this week the thermometer stood at eleven
degrees above zero.
-Merino Underwear, fitting from an infant
TO the largest adult. Prices greatly reduced
from last season, at Wan Horns. Oct Sd
The congregation and friends of the Rev.
J. H. Ruuyon, pastor of the Frenchtown NJ.
L. Church, will make him donation on
Thursday afternoon and evening, Jan nth.
BE sure to remember that Haas Expect
Grant is perfectly safe and reliable medicine,
free from all objections aud dangers connected
with NEST advertised cough syrups 25 and
so cents a bottle.
Samuel Stockton has purchased the build
ing on Coryell street. lately occupied by Hoff
Il Niece as grocery and owned by V. r..
Matthews. He will remove his furniture ware
room to 1t in few days.
New is the time to buy Singer Sewing
Machine. They are sold at $50. Lower than
any other first class machine. For sale at
Schuihaus', s. E. corner Church and Union
streets.
box of gilt edged paper aud envelopes,
best quality, only 25c. at Andelson's Drug
Store. nov. 81
The annual election for officers OF the
Amweil National Bank viii be held at the
banking house, on Friday of this week, be-
tween the hours of ten and twelve o'clock, A.
NJ.
Senator Jas. NJ. Piicock has taken quar-
tiers at the National Hotel. Trenton, during
the l. legislative session. Assemblymen Brit
ton aud Hackett, of this county, have rooms
at the United States Hotel
Miss Mary Milln opened private school
in the second story of Mathews building, on
Church street, on Monday of this week. She
starts with about thirty-iive scholars--an en-
couraging number.
Canton Flauuels, extremely low, very
good, o4, and locts, at Van Horns store.
The congregation aud personal friends of
Rev. George F. Love, pastor of the Croton
Baptist Church, will make him Donation
Visit at the parsonage in Crotou ON the after
noon and evening of Wednesday, January
10th, 1878.
An old colorcd man known to the people
of Readington township as "Oid Cesar"
died near White house last week, aged 113
years. it is alleged. 1t is known to certain
ty that he was over 100. He had lived IN
that section since boyhood.
The ice crop is now beyond the probable
tiles of failure. Fiue ice from five to seven
inches thick can now be gathered ON the Del
aware at this city. Some of our ice men are
making sure of supply by beginning the
storing of the article.
--' 1t seems as il | should cough my head
OFF, is sometimes the impatient exclamation
of sufferer from a severe Cough. Quell the
paroxysms with Rate's Honey Of Horehound
and Tar The relief is immediate and the
CuiC CSibdtn. ooiu W tii DihSEtHNS.
Pixies Toothacie Drops cure in minute.
The wife of Rsv. T.. c.. Romine, pastor of
the Fiftieth Baptist Church. Phila., died sud
denly last week and was buried on Friday
Mrs Romine was the daughter of Rev. w.
Z. Watkinson, pastor Of the Baptisttown
Church. Rev. Mr.. Romine is a native of Del
aware township.
Every newspaper man wiliappreciate the
following from the Mt. Holly Mirror. If no
one else does q Get Your printing done where
you please--it is your risht--bnt please do
not, after spending your money elsewhere,
come to the Mirror begging free local notices
It isn't business--it isn't decent"
--If you want 10 find the place for the best
stock OF Hats and Caps, at the falrest rates,
stop at 27A E. State street, (south side, few
doors from Greene,) Trenton, where G. W..
Hotel keeps the largest stock of flrst-class
goods to be found in all this section. Fur and