The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-03-13
LOCAL AFFAIRS saa
Lan.oersvsue. N. j.. March 10. 1878.
-zLicolice 20 ven ge,S for coughs and coIds
at anderson i 3s0 q Store us.S 81 AZ

at 8udefs0n Hak1tu 8 41nf0H ~ nov ~ 4
We are under obligations to Mr.. A. D.
Westbrook for copies of Western papers.
About 300 cans of milk are shipped week
ly from White House, at the present time.
Mr.. JaaleS MuiGusauE 81 this fcny
preached at the solebury Baptist Church OF
Sunday evening last
Bill 6aspplementto the ahaFter oSsthi,
city, passed the Senate Cd wednesday, IT las
week by vote of 10 to 4.
M. L. Trimmer Esq, of Pennington, i:
about to remove to Jersey City, for the pur
pose of practicing law there.
The exhilarating strains of hand organ,
as well as the "voice of the TURTLE tells us
that the Winter is past, and the Spring time
has come.
"A Team belonging to Dennis Hill, who
lives short distance from this city, ran away
In our streets last Thursday evening, but did
no serious damage.
Tho county bridge at Hoffman's, which
has been in process of erection for some time,
under charge of P, B. Goodfellow, of this
city is nearly completed.
The pulpit of Spruce Run, recently made
vacant by the death of Rev. David Kline, has
been filed by Rev. Mr. Travers, of Chatham,
N. Y. He was installed on the 18th inst.
If you want TO get the best sewing ma
chine in the market, try the Light Running
Domestic, for sale by. Mrs NJ. ". COOLEY
Every machice waeranted. 3 Dee. 10.
New 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.
"A burglar effected an entrance to the
house OF Thomas Leqaear, in Kingwood tsp.
one aigat Dat bet bef4s NJ s could
secure the fellow, Mrs. L.. gave scream
through fright and the game was up.
Work is fast progressing on the iron rail-
road bridge over the creek below Milford.
The iron work will be completed and trains
will be running through it in short time.
-Frenchtown has but one licensed place to
sell liquor by the glass and thatexpires before
the town meeting in April. The Rum inau-
ence is making powerful efforts to elect license
officers at the town meeting.
Would you hurry those who are near and
dear to you to their graves aud would you
mete out the same fate to yourself fer the
price of a bottle. Of pr, Haas Expecterant for
coughs and eelds.sf,ia ss..ss. 81 t..lls lssfss.
Writing pape.s, 1ocl to SOC. per bog, at
hndcrson's Drug Stose. mar. 81.
Edgar Hsnt, sen &C DIR. TEE Hunt, OF
Glen Gardher, graduated fienr Bellevue
Hospital College, New York, on the 18th
islt., in class. Of $50, at the Academy of
Music. The young Doctor expects to locate
at GAINESVILLE, ia this county. ' or
---Ladles' Clcaks Coats, aud Dresses, cut
and made to order at short notice, at Mrs. M (.
w. Cooley's. fs d6-tf
john Corson, landlord of the Belemont
House, in this city, intends to quit hotel keep
ing the first of April. He will remove to his
farm near Milford. Joseph Titus, of New
Brunswick, we learn has leased the hotel for
Che coming year. So,
DIR. Stiles has returned to this city. Office
until further notice, York street, above Frank
lin. - ss 2t. o
The Common Councilof Fieuchtown, by
a vote of to /, have passed an ordinance to
have the names of sigpelsgto license petitions
published two weeks prior to application
therefor, and fixing but one day in each year
for making such applications.
is anything toibe done respecting the
celebration of the crossing of the Continental
Army at Coryells Ferry (now Lambertyille)
previous to the Battle of Monmouth, June
2Sth. ITS? Last gear there was some talk
about celebrating the centennial of that event.
Five Thousand extra fine Wintered Cabbage
Plants for sale, at Clcvenger's Garden, South
BnionSt. qgl,si sie as m.glS,-2w.
The act repeating tlef'act forming the
township of Holland was passed by both
Houses of the Legislature last week. 1t was
a Republican township, and this fact, the Re
publican says, was sufficient cause for our
Legislature to abolish it, no matter whether
the wishes or CONVENIENCE of its inhabitants
were consulted or not.
IL SuoOtiHS uidtSu tV'h paw Oti eho i'''i
east of this city, ON last Friday. Several
strong and hearty men engaged in the cruel
business Of woundins eand asshdgg* lot of
pigeons for amusement and the hope of
drifting prize. The stuff that helps business.
however, was on hand too plenteously for
peace and quietness, and the match broke up
in a quarrel. A large crowd of half grown
boys, &C., was present
Ladies' Plain lasting Cater, 70, IS &$1.
Ladies Foxed Lasting Cater, 81 25.ars
Ladies Peb. Gn- Buttop. II Is &. ~ 4 L 80 599
mo. NAN HoRF bRps.N
Joseph Charaker, a carpenter wofkipg
on the Baptist Church. ediace in this city, fell
from a scaffold on last Thursday afternoon
distance Of twenty Or twenty FIVE fset-aand
struck heap Of short pieces Of scantiing, &C.,
but fortunately. without receiving any serious
damage other than cutting his face and bruis-
ing his body so that he has been unable to
work for three Or four days. '. - Z,