The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-08-28
-The Lshbertyille Rubber works axne,

The Lambertville Rubber Works expect
to start on full time, on Monday next.
"A Greenback meeting viii be held at
Stockton, on Saturday evening, August slst.
Good speakers are expected.
Ladies' Cloaks, Eoats, and Dresses, cut
and made to order at short notice, at Mrs. NJ
w. Cooley's. d6tf
We publish in this issue another very in
teresting letter from Colorado. 1t will well
pay perusal.
"A tramp visited this Office last week who
announced himself as local preacher who
had got on the wrong circuit. His appearance
indicated it.
The Presbyterian Church at Titusville
will hold peach festival on Wednesday,
Sept. 4th. Prominent speakers will be pres
ent.
The Presbyterian Sunday School of this
city will go on pic nic day to Ege's grove,
two miles below this city. They go ON boat
and expect pleasant trip.
Prices on all Boots, Shoes and Slippers
have been reduced at Van Horn & Bros. If
"A very large Greenback meeting was held
in this city on Tuesday evening. Gen. Thos.
d. Hoxsey, of Newark, addressed the meet
ing.
Col. A. w. Angel has completed the ma
cadamizing of Main street, between York and
Coryell, and from appearances, it is an excel
lent and satisfactory job.
On Thursday OF next week the Solebury
Farmers Club hold their exhibition at the
Deer Park. 1t will repay our people to at
tend
Next week the Fall term of our County
Court will begin at Pennington. The trial of
Peterson for the killing of Nixon will create
considerable interest in the proceedings.
There is talk of free excursion being
given by the Pennsylvania Railroad Co. to
the employees of their shops in this city, but
no definite decision has been come to
A Greenback meeting was held at Lock
town, on Saturday afternoon last, and one
also at Sergeautsville in the evening
-Kendell g. Probasco, have large fat
boat to hire to picnic parties aud persons
desiring to make an excursion to any point
along the canal. Their rates are cheap.
-Messrs. Fiuney & Closson, of the Lam.
bertvlle Spoke Manufacturing Co., are about
to add the manufacture of hubs to their al
ready extensive business This will give
work to additional hands,
Capt. Geo. w Day walked into our of
lice on Saturday with large Watermelon,
which he wished us to set up" The job
was soon done and proved highly satisfactory.
Ibe printers return their thanks.
Several thousand baskets of Hanterdon
county peaches were shipped from the South
Branch station last week. Peaches, sold in
New York early last week Tor Sl.5o per
basket
Wesley Cole, an employee in the Hunter
oon factory Glen 1ardner' had Two oil his
right hand hngers so badly mutiiated by the
growing machine on tuesday oil last week.
that an ampueat'on was necessary.
See advertisements OF the Capital City
Commercial College, at Trenton, conducted
by Messrs. Rider q Allen. This is an old es-
'ao''S"eu ana sucoesslui commercial school,
thst'touoh cannot hha oetSer-
Miss M. j. Millen, will reopen her school
in Matthews Hall, on Church ST., Sept. End,
1878. Children IL years aud under, $3.50
per quarter Over IL years IS per quarter.
Boys over ten years of age need not apply.
DIR Geo RI Iar;son of this city and
three or four members of the Greecback
movement, expect in few weeks to take
trip through the Fourth Congressional Dis
trct to advocate the Greenback theory.
Last vaet Mr. Amos B.,rmobs The
,ve,,. o,..en .croce, az tho GARNER ~ Maj,
and Corys,, e. ,ef, At our office a t;,e ,arce
,yatarme,on which onr emn,ovees gratefully
discussed" Our thanks are due for his
kind remembrance.
The Gilman Demoorot saws a SINGULAR
NJ Ioson,,u Exto, anr;no r,.s,t showar
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N cnerry Tree covered WIN iouaso was struck