The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-04-17
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Lambertvsue. N. j.. Aprst n, 1878.
--Furniture-TItus--4e ooryelI st.


cert at Lyceum Hall, on Monday evening, to
large audience.
Anything in the furniture line you may
want, at Titus store, As Coryen st. !
Capt. Jas. Bird having leased the g Lam
bertville House," intends to remodel it in
some particulars
Bread, rolls, tea biscuit, rusks, pies, plain
and fancy cakes, fresh every day at s. F Mar
tindell's Bakery, No. So N. Union street. 1t.
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.
MIR. G. E. Savage, of Bloomsbury Pa,
has leased the store adjoining Boozer's hard
ware establishment, and will open watch
and jewelry store there in day or two.
IS. F. Martindell, No. IS N. Union street.
is prepared to furnish fresh bread and rolls
every morning at o'clock. Tea biscuit and
rusk at noon every day. 1t.
WIN. Kemble, a resident of Coryell street.
in this city, offers himself as a candidate for
gardening, embarrassing, sodding, or any
other honorable employment with which the
public may favor him.
The Baptist Church of this city intend
running an excursion to Ocean Grove, some
time during the coming SUMMERTIME pro-
ceeds to aid in completing their church edi-
flee. The exact date and other particulars
will be given hereafter.
-Extensioh tables at Stockton's for IS
cents per foot. It.
AT this time an unusual number of per-
sons troubled with coughs and colds come to
our knowledge, which might be wonderfully
decreased by the more general use of that
well-known remedy, DIR. Haas Expectorant.
Miss Susie B. Hunt and Miss Sarah A.
Lambert, recently purchased the lot of land
on Clinton st., near jefferson. owned by the
estate of John Silvers, decd, and are now
building double brick dwelling upon it,
which they intend to occupy.
The entertainment for the benefit of the
Friendship Social Club, at Lyceum Hail. on
last Monday evening, was a very successful
affair, the programme being varied and enter
tanning and the attendance large. The net
amount realized was about $75.
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
Another sudden death was that of Will
liam Martini of Bethlehem township, which
occurred on the 4th inst. He was about Sc
years of age, but very active. He died while
about his barn on some GRAND Deceased
was well.known and highly respected.
The work of improving the buildings on
Union ST., occupied by Jos. NJ. Lewis and
BENZ. Rice, is now in progress. The fronts
will be raised to the height of the adjoining
building on the corner of Union and Coryell.
This will greatly improve the appearance of
the property.
The new City Council, at their first meet
ing on Monday night last, took no action in
re-electing Street Commissioner but
brought up an ordinance to reduce the salary
from 500 down to $25, and perhaps will reduce
the rate per diem. AS to the police force, it
Is reported an ordinance is in preparation to
lessen their salary and add to their numbers.
NOW is Jle titHO W Uuf Singer DtWilR
Machine. They are sold at $780, Lower than
any other first class machine. For sale at
Schulhaus', s. u. corner Church and Union
streets.
--Ou Sunday night, 18th inst, the depot at
Copper Hill was broken into and a box of Sc
gars, some chewing tobacco, &C., stolen. The
thieves then proceeded to the brush factory
of Eli c. Cook, near the depot; and carried
off sottie $50 worth Of brtishes, rubber blan-
ket and few other articles. Suspicion rests
upon three strangers who passed through the
little village on Saturday selling small articles
of dry goods, and who were seen lettering a.
round the depot all day Sunday.
"A large lot of goods from great bank
rupt sale in New York, has just been roceiv-
ed by L. Tobias & Co. These goods were
bought at great deal less than market price,
cannot be replaced, and will be sold at very
low figures. apl 3,tf.
Thomas Jobes, a well-known retired
farmef living near Mechanicsville, this county, |
left White Hoase Station on Saturday, 9th
inst to sisit daughter living in Kansas
On Monday afternoon word was received that
he had been killed on the route. 1t appears
that he fell from a train on the Pan Handle
Road at New Comerstown, Ohio, and was in
stantly killed. His remains were returned on
Tuesday and Inferred at White House on
Wednesday. He was about rs years of age.
We can't be tindersold. Having several
stores to supply we BUY in large quantities
and can afford to sell at prices which smaller
dealers have to pay for their goods An in
spection of our stock will convince you.
apl.3, H. Tobias d Co.
The Knox hat " is selling very rapidly
at Hotels store, 27t E. State street. Trenton.
Everybody acknowledges them to be superior
to any other hat, and as the price has been re-
,duced from So to So, everybody wants one
Other styles of silk hats for less money.
big stock of spring and summer hats both
soft and straw, of the very latest styles, i'm
ported, st the lowest prevailing prices. You
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