The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-08-21
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"A Greeuback meeting was held at tho
s'brick yards, near this city, on Monday ev-
ening.
Fifty pounds of butter were stolen from
the premises of Theodore Mcpherson, near
Cherryville, on the night of the lst inst
For sale-a good strong buggy-second
hand. Price low. Will be exchanged for farm
products. Apply at this Office.
An exchange says : Sportsmen will have
plenty of rabbits to shoot at this Fall. as
there has seldom been such an abundance of
them, we understand.
James Silafer, of Milford, in this county.
who one year ago broke his back by falling
from the roof of barn, died from the effects
of that accident, after much suffering, few
days ago.
Now is the time to buy Singer Sewing
Machine They are sold at $50. Lower than
any other fest class machiue. For sale at
Sehulhaus', S. E. corner Church and Union
In the absence of the pastor of the M. E.
Church in this city, his pulpit was occupied
on Sunday morning by Rev. Mr.. Carol, and
in the evening by Rev. w. H. Pearne of the
N. J. Annual Conference.
Miss M. J. Mitieu, will reopen her school
in Matthews Hail. on Church ST., Sept. 2ud,
1873. Children IL years aud under, So 80
per quarter. Over 10 years s. per quarter
Boys over 10 years of age need not apply. y
On Thursday evening of last week some
al IS WY
in Kingwood township, and carried off the
larger part of his small stock of goods. At
last accounts he had not recovered them.
--Chas- A. Robertson, of Alexandria town.
ship, is candidate for Sheriff before the
Democratic CAUCUS John G. Coon wants to
be County Clerk, and offers his services to the
Democracy.
Bargains at BARBER s. REYNOLDS, to be
had ia mohair and linen busters, alpaca
coats, Summer hats, sc. 1t will pay to look
IN and buy. aug. IA.
= The buildings and machinery of the
Stockton paper ware Manufacturing Com
pany, at Stockton, was sold at Receivers
Sale on Friday week. The purchaser was
john II. DeMOtt, of Bloomsbury, aud the
price paid was 50, 600.
The teachers examination will be held at
Pennington, on Saturday, the 31st inst, be-
ginning at o'clock A. III. l viii be at my
office on the afternoon aud evening of the pre-
ceding day. II. s. SwAcKHAMER,. Co. Supt.
White House, N. j., Aug. Is, 1878.
Attention is called to the fact that the Sc
lect school of Mr.. E. E. Phillips will open in
this city Sept. I'd. Mrs. Phillips will also open
a school for giris at the same time. Both are
skilled teachers and parents cannot do better
than place their sons and daughters in these
schools.
The pump house and engine and pump
for our city water works are now in position
and ready for service. The water in the dam
being low, the pump was tested to-day and
worked satisfactorily.
AT the meeting of the Friendship Social
Club, in this city, on Tuesday evening, mem
bers were nominated for Office. On next Tues
day evening the regular election of officers to
serve the Society in an official capacity, will
be held.
IF. S. Mills, Esq, of Trenton, will lecture
before the Reform Club on Friday evening of
next week, Aug. 3Oth. Subject "The new
danger recently introduced to poison the youth
and working classes" At this meeting,
nominations will be made for officers to serve
for the ensuing six months.
We are told that the coming fair of the
Del. Val. F. & NJ Agricultural Society, near
this city, promises to be much better than
last year, the entries SO far made indicating
it. The entries of stock are already larger
than those of last year, and they exceeded
those of any other exhibition in this section
for years.
Our friend Rittenhouse, of Pennington,
denies in the HunterdoR Democrat that lie is
a candidate for Sheriff He says
see some of the county press have NAM
ed me in connection with the Sherff's Office
this Fall. wish to state through your paper, |
as have to hundreds verbally, that [ am not
candidate for Sheriff or any other office. -
Under the head of Bloomsbury news
the Easton Free Press says "a short dis
lance to the south of this town lives Mrs Re- /,
becca Pitcher, who is better known as Aunt
Beckie.' She is over so years of age, and has,
during her life, raised twenty-one children,
none, however, were her own, but all adopted
They are married and she is now left entirely
alone.''
If you want good Shoes at Low Prices, go
to Van Horn s. Bros. a. 7.-tf
Ground for eating stands, &C., was sold |
by the Delaware Valley F. & M. Agricultur-
al Society, on last Saturday afternoon, the
prices ranging from 80. 10 per foot front, with
depth of eighteen feet, to $3.50. The pur-
cbasers are required to put up their own
buildings. The prices were higher than those
obtained last year. All the available ground
was sold at these figures.
The Harvest Home of the Locktown
Christian Church which came off on Wednes-
day last, was success. The Frenchtown
Brass Band performed and addresses were
delivered by Rev. j. Blood, of PhiIa., Rev. j.
w. Spoor, of Gainesville, Pa, Hon. John I.