The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-10-30

TINS ONCE
III you want to smash the .sring,p vote
for Joseph Haines for Sheriff.
Now is the time to work for the election
to Office Of honest and capable men. Vote for
the best men.
Some thief stole on last Friday night
horse, wagon and harness from the farm &C.
cupied by Jacob Abbott, near Ringoes.
-Crullers at MARTINDELL's.
Prices on all Boots, Shoes and Slippers
have been reduced at Van Horn s. Bros. If
On Tuesday, the 22d inst, Walter, son of
Lorenza Lewis, fell on the edge of stone
doorstep and cut long cash in his forehead.
If you want good Shoes at Low Prices, go
to Van Horn s. Bros. a. Tiff
Rev. VIM. D. Hires, formerly of the
Cherryville Baptist Church, but now located
at Imlaystown, has received cali from the
Frenchtown Baptist Church.
On the 23d inst, during the heavy gale,
Mrs. Timothy Comely, of West Amwell, fell
out of the front door of her house and fractur-
ed her right arm above the wrist.
DIR. Madison, the Democratic "reform-
en-" who escaped from Belvidere Jail few
days ago, went up the Belvidere Division on
the evening train on Monday in charge of an
officer.
MIR. James Mullineaux, of this city, on
Sunday morning last, preached in the M. E.
Church at Sergeantsville. In the afternoon
of the same day, Mr.. Mullineaux preached in
the M. E. Church at Stockton.
Major Z. j. Anderson states that the sal
mon spawn put into the hatching houses are
coming on finely. and it is thought that the
young fry will be ready to turn into the river
in about three weeks.
Wanted, an old fashioned case of drawers
or bureau, with "claw- and ball - feet Any
person having one of these in good condition
will be paid fair price for it. Apply at THE
RECORD office. Oct. left.
--On the 26th inst, the eldest son of Mrs.
arm against post and fractured 1t near the
elbow joint
The town talk-Finger's &c. coun-
ter. oct.9,4t.
The New Jersey Sabbath School Associa-
ton will hold their annual Convention at
at Trenton, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day, Nov. 18th, 18th and 18th.
Throwing aside all politics, which man is
best calculated, morally and mentally,to rep
resent the First District in the Legislature
Laquear or Goodwin
-Laquear is sober, industrious farmer, a
Christian man, with good abilities and educa
legislation, this is the kind of man to send TO
the Legislature.
Sometime during Sunday night or Mon
day morning, the wheelright shop of Mr..
Elijah Hartpence, in this city, was broken
into aud robbed of several tools.
Clothing, Hats and Caps, at Barber &
Reynolds so low it will astonsh you. Save
money by purchasing Of them. ole.
just received, a large lot of Ladies Fine
Cloth Top Button Shoes with French heels
aud heel plates, only s2,25-every pair war
ranted. Call and see them, TWINS POPULAR
New York CHEAP Boor AND SHOE STORE,
Lambertville. o.9,4t.
--Kingwood township is to have new pub
lie road, running from the Delaware River,
near Point Pleasant, one mile east. r. L.
Williams has the contract, and $500 is the
sum he gets.
Can any one who wishes to vote for the
candidate who is most likely to best represent
the interests of the county in the State Legis
laiure hesitate between Lequear and Go
down? =
We can show more goods and low
er prices than any firm in this city. w. F
Finger s. Co. oct. 9, At.
ON Sunday morning last, Amwell Lodge,
No. 10, A. f. A. NJ, of this city, attended
the funeral of Peter G. Kuhl, IA member of
the lodge), who died last week from the eff
fects of injuries received in runaway an
account of which is given in another article.
The lodge at Pennington also attended the
services.
Col w. M. Grosvenor, of New York, de-
livered an able Republican address in Hol-
combe Hall, on last Friday evening. With
thinking men, his statements and arguments
could not fail to have deep impression. 1t is
rare that our people have the opportunity of
listening to speeches containing SO clear an
exposition of the laws and facts of finance.
Senator Pidcock, having made the nomi-
n atiops for the Democratic party as far as he
possibly could, had the impudence to attempt
to influence the delegates to the recent Repub
lican County Convention. He had better con-
fine his efforts to pulling through his NOM
inee for Sheriff. The chances are that it will
take considerable pulling.
Owing to the political meeting on next
Friday evening, the Temperance Reform
Club of this city have postponed their meet
ing, announced for that evening, until Friday
evening, Nov. Sth On this evening the Club
will begin an active campaign against intem-
perance, to be continued through the coming
months On Friday evening of next week
John C. Love, of Phila., reformed man, and
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