The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-05-29

Now is the time for cool spring bed-bot-
toms. Titus has four or five kinds
"A big stock of Boots and Shoes at LOUD
EMS.
-Frenchtown has contributed S14.O0 to
the Battle Monument Association of Mon
mouth.
The festival held by the ladies of the NJ
E. Church of this city, last week, Melted
about $40.
Clothing, Hats and Caps, at Barber 6
Reynolds, at less than City prices. Call and
see them. You will save money in your pur-
chases, sure. my. 22,t.f.
DIR. L. G. Rice, of this city, has been dan
gerously sick with a fever for some days past,
but is now somewhat better.
-Messrs. Finger & Co. having got fully
settled in their new store, under THE RECORD
office, announce fine line of goods at very
low prices. See adv.
The flowers in the May-day scene, at the
Bo-Peep 0peretta, Thursday evening, are
most beautiful. Go and see them.
Sudden changes of weather are sources of
pulmonary and bronchial affections hence we
advise all to take Dir. Haas Expectorant, ev-
en- if the cold cough be ever SO slight, as
the Expectorant will stop the irritation at
once.
Persons who want to purchase material
for the repair of clocks, watches, &C., can OBJ
tain them of John S. Taxis, % Perry Street,
Trenton. Mr. Taxis is a first. class watch
maker and jeweler, and is prepared TO do oil
work at low rates.
The house formerly the residence of
Capt George H. Kohl, dec'd.) together with
the adjoining lot, sold at sherff's sale
yesterday to Chas. M. Young, of Somerville,
for $4,000. A few years ago the house was
sold by Capt. Kohls executors for $4,000.
"A short time ago tbs house of Warren
Moore, in Alexandria, was entered by three
men, at night, Who fastened the stair door
and kept the family upstairs, while they
ransacked the lower part Of the house. Ten
dollars wore stolen. They were afterward
tracked 20 the river.
Richard Tettemer, miller at Holland,
went to Easton on Tuesday of week before
for him and as no trace of him could be found
it was thought he had been foully dealt with.
However. on Friday it was discovered that he
had bought ticket IN South Easton, and sud
denly left for Kansas City.-Independen
Mr. Eli Blackwell, of Titusville, few
days ago, caught female 'possum with eleven
young ones. They were shipped on Saturday
to the Geological Gardens, at Fairmeunt, and
on the way they we're accompanied by a beau
tiful specimen of red bird, of the crane
species, with bill eight inches long, said to
be a denizen of the Amazon river. This or
astrological stranger was caught near Milford,
in this county, by Mr.. James Jemison, and
was also sent to Paramount. The authorities
of the g Zoo - are glad to secure such spec-
mems.
Now is the time to buy Singer Sewing
Machine. They are sold at $50. Lower than
any other first class machine. For sale at
Schulhaus', S. e. corner Church and Union
streets.
The license council of Frenchtown have
decreased the tax on dogs and repealed the
oense petitions published in the papers. They
have secured a majority of all the important
committees of the council, and the first Thurs
day night in June they expect 20 set the ma
chnery of law fully in operation in order to
authorize the selling of that which helps
business.
BY an act of the last Legislature the time
r.. A. e to
first Monday in June, in all school districts
except those in cities and towns of five thou
sand inhabitants and upwards, and ten days
notice shall be given of such election. There
are other items in this new law to which those
directly interested should direct their atten-
tion.-Ec
We have not seen the law above referred to,
but if its provisions are stated, the election
for trustees in this city is void.
1t is generally conceded that Hotels
hat store, 33 E. State street, Trenton, is the
place to get reliable goods. He has the repu-
tation of keeping the very best quality of
goods, of the fashionable styles, and has the
patronage of the best citizens of Trenton and
vicinity. The Knox - silk hat has long been
the most fashionable hat in the cities, but its
high price 1881 has prevented its sale outside.
Hotel now sells the Knox hat for IS. He is
the exclusive agent for Trenton.
The Christian women of the State of
N. j., are hereby cordially invited to attend
a meeting to be held in Newark, June 9th,
1878, at p. NJ in the lecture room of the LIST
Presbyterian Church. The object of this
meeting, is to unite their efforts and sympath-
les in a work for women," whereby those
who have been tempted from the paths of vir-
tue and temperance, may be restored. BY or
der of w. G. T. u. MARY r. DENMAN,
Pres't of W. C. T. U. of State of NJ.
Last Saturday afternoon, Ambrose Bar
croft, farmer residing at Kingwood, in
Kingwood township, in this county, started
from his home to go to Rush Island fishery for
the purpose of bringing his hired man home.
When be had driven about three hundred
yards from his home, in front of the Kingwood
hotel he met some of his neiuhbors with