The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-03-13

OF his report on Clay Deposits.
w. H. Titus, 40 Coryell street. is agent
for the celebrated jamestown Woodensseat
k'hair
The residence az Eroch Danbnry. one
mile above Rosemont, was struck by light
ming on Sunday afternoon Of last week. Some
plastering was knocked off, but no serious
damage was done.
"a box of gilt edged paper and envelopes
best qualify, only 25caat Anderson's Drug
Store. NOV 81
Just think what 10 cents will buy-1a
Sheets q writing paper, 4 2enyslopes, II lead
pencil, pen and holder, sent by mail for only
10 cents. Address VIM. II. Keller 219
Northampton ST., Easton, Pa. m. 13.-1t.
The sermon to Leni Lenape Lodge of Odd
Fellows. at the NJ. E. Church, last Sunday
evening, by Rev. r. A. Chalker was an ex-
cellent one, we are informed, and was listen
ed to by large audience.
The New Jersey NJ E. Conference meets
at Burlington, to-day. Rev. Mr.. Chalker,
pastor Of the NJ. e. Church in this city, clos.
ed his labors on last Sunday evening and left
for the Conference meeting on Tuesday. He
thinks of taking a supernumerary relation for
q year. 81 ....
Reflect that in every century one-half of
the silent tenants are the victims of neglected
Coughs and Colds and if you are thus afflict-
ed, acotd their fate by resorting at once to
Halc's Honey Of Horehoaad and Tar, an i'm
mediate, agreeable, and certain means of cure
Sold by all Druggists Pixies Toothache
Drops cure in one minute. me-, At
Mr.. Frederick Bloom, an old resident of
Kipgwood tosnship, died suddenly at his
residence about O'Clock on Thursday morn
ing, February 2sth, aged "a years. Deceased
had for long time been ruling elder of the
Presbyterian Church, and was much respect
ed.
The sale of horses, by Jacob r. johnson,
recently, attracted large crowd. Twelve
Ish0rses swere disposed ofs,at. an. axerage of
'$f8950. per acad. John Ramsey. lof Fleming
ton, had sale in French.own lately when
he disposed of fifteen horses, at an average of
$3.50 per head.
Last Friday evening, while the family of
Mr.. Andrew Stoll, who lives about mile
north of Pennington, were attending service
at the NJ E. Church, the house was entered
and robbed OF $42sin fAohey. The house was
thoroughly ransacked, and things left in a
state of confusion, but nothing was taken but
the cash. On the same night an attempt was
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office, in Pennington. The cellar underneath
was entered, and they had started to make a
hole through the floor, when from some cause
they were frightened off. It is quite likely
that some of the tramps who are being al.
most daily turned ont of Jail were the pefpe
traitors Of the above robbery and attempt at
robbers.--Hdssrden Repa0steas. ~
s The etccai editor . &c the Hhntefdon
his false statements respecting an article in
The REcoRD. He knows that in order to get
a mean fling at US, he wilfully misstated the
substance cf that article. He also knows that
he has beef guilty u stich acts in the past
But lie appears to have inhibited the notion
that he is not to be called to an account for such
articles. His skin is very thin and when it is
pricked lie dances about like jumping jack.
The five or six lines in our last issue appear to
have bit some vital point, aud the manner in
which he attacks us suggests the possibility
that he has been educated by. fish woman
and spent his evenings in bar-room.-
The easiest way to have answered us, if we
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charges we're false, by actual quotations from
the articlesin question, but he steers clear of
this. His lofty contempt, whitening sarcasm
and original soothing Syrup wit are but dust
to hide the real question, viz: Did he will
fully fhisstate what we said, or did be moi ?