The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-04-03
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Lansoereosue, ". J.. April 8, 1875.

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ed into a saw mill.
"a fine store and two Offices are for rent
in the Masonic Hall, at reasonable rates.
--Concert at Lyceum Hall, next Wednesday
evening. Go.
Best white dress shirts for si.00 can be
had Of L. Tobias & Ce. apl.S 5
Both Houses of the Legislature have
passed a resolution to adjourn sise dc ou
Friday evening aext at 10 O'Clock.
"A friend in need is friend indeed, said a
gentleman tire other day, who bad been cured
of a terrible cough by DR. Haas Expeotorant.
The new council room in Masonic Hall
was occupied fer the arst time ca last Mon
day evening. It is a handsome room.
BE sure to attend the entertainment at
Lyceum Hail. on the 10th. Vansciver is man
ager aud the entertainment win be good.
-Whethers license is turned over to the
county courts or not, let the temperance men
elect a straight-out ticket in this city.
Immense stock-low prices, Titus, 46
Ceryeli ST. Furniture. I
DR. Stiles has returned to this city. Office
until further notice, York street, above Frank
lin. ct.
White shirts, best quality, made to your
measure, in any style, at $3.50 each, by l..
Tobias & Co. apl. 3,tf.
Want of space. compels us to defer the
publication of the school trustees annual re-
port to Council until next week.
Rev. P. A. Studdiford, D. D., will deliv-
er a lecture on Switzerland" before the Y.
NJ. G. A., at the Presbyterian Church on next
Monday evening. All are invited
Last Friday night some one broke into and
entered the station house at Ringoes, and
broke open trunk and sundry boxes in the
freight house.
Silk hats, best quality, made to fit your
head, for $3.50. Usual priceis $3.50
apl. stf L. TOBIAS & Co.
The charter election in this city will take
place on Monday next. Polls open at A. NJ
and close at P. M.
The firm OF S. L. Martindell & Son has
been dissolved. Mr. s. Furman Martindell,
who is an experienced practical baker, will
continue the business. See adv.
John A. Bachman who formerly conduct
ed marble yard In this city, died last week
in Philadelphia, and was buried in the
Catholic Cemetery,n this city, on last Friday.
Trains crossed over the new iron bridge
at Milford, (the scene of the great accident
last Summer), on Wednesday last for the first
tune.
If 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.
-B-e-a-u-t-i-f-u-li,- the furniture at I'll
tus' store, 46 Coryell st. I
On Monday last, Frank, son Of Edward
Featherston of New Hope, while playing on
the towpath of the canal, fell into the water
and would have drowned; had not timely
help arrived.
-Necks and arms of snowy whiteness,
forms fair es the lily, are the pleasing eudow-
ments conferred by GLENN's SULPHUR SOAP.
A healthful substitute for the poisonous cos
metics formerly in vogue.
The tints produced by Hills Instantaneous
Hair Dye are like those of Nature. m 30, At.
The hardware store of Geo. Gano, of
Pennington, is to be conducted by Gabriel II.
Slater, of Frenchtown Mr.. Gano having sold
out to Capt Slater, of Washington City, a
brother of Gabriel II.
Ladies Plain lasting Cater; 70, Ss & 81.
Ladies Foxed Lasting Cater, $1.25.
Ladies Peb. CIR. Button $1.25 q 1.50.
me-. VAN Horn Bros.
Tonight the Republican Ward meetings
are to be held. Tomorrow Thursday ev-
ening, the City Convention will be held at
Lyceuni Hall, to nottiinate a city ticket. Let
there be good attendance
As will be seen by card in another col
umn, Dr.. VIM. Wetheril has associated with
him in his practice, his son, Horace c. Weth-
Grill. who recently graduated from the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania, ard who las Shown
more than ordinary fitness for his profession.
New is tie time to buy Singer Sewing
Machine. They are sold at $780, Lower than
any other first class machine. For sale at
Schulhaus', s. B.. corner Church and Union
MIR. L. E. Higgins, phrenologist, who re-
Gently successfully delineated the phrenolog-
zeal characters Of number of OR citizens,
and who has since been visiting and lecturing
at Centre Hill, Pa, will lecture to the citizens
of Stockton, this week, and give private
chronological examinations. Mr.. Higgins is
we'll posted in his profession and.will enter
tain and instruct his patrons.
The largest stock of hats in the county,
at the very lowest prices, can be found at the
store Of L. Tobias & Co. A good hat for
so cts. apl 3,tf.
Last Sunday huge rock, weighing near
ly one hundred tons, was removed by blast
ing, from the side Of the hill just above Mil
ford. For some time it has threatened to
fall, and the railroad authorities, fearing it
might reach the track and do some damage,
ordered it's removal. The blast was success,
and now the troublesome g critter is out of
the way-Frenchtoaon Press, 9th ult.
An entertainment will be given in tho