The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-04-10
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
tamoersvsue. N. j.. Aprss 10, 1878.
Tits, the Furniture man.

In this county, was found dead in his barn
on Tuesday morning Of last week.
Wilson and William Apgar. Of Mt Pleas
ant, have taken the National Hotel in French
town. lately occupied by VIM. q. Mettler.
Ladies' Cloaks, Coats, and Dresses, -cut
and made to order at short notice, at Mrs. M.
w. Cooley's. d6.tf
Charles A. Robertson, of Frenchtown,
has moved into the hotel at Milford, formerly
kept by Asa Rittenhouse.
IA sheets of paper and "a envelopes, all
for IA cts, at Anderson's Drug Store. n.21.
The Rueterdoa Democrat states that it
did not publish the SANDER ON Secretary KEEL
sey, and that it so announced in its issue of
March 18th. We overlooked its disclaimer.
Mr. James T. Petrie had one of his legs
severely injured on Thursday of last week by
piece of iron falling against it. He is con-
fined to his house, owing to the accident.
Best white dress shirts for $1.oo can be
had of L. Tobias & Co. apl. 5,tf.
The largest stoeR of hats in the county,
at the very lowest prices, can be found at the
store of L. Tobias s. Co. A good hat for
so cts. apl 3,tt.
The sixth special concert of the Orphean
Musical Association, was given at LARS Hall
on last Wednesday evening. 1t was an excel
lent entertainment, and highly credtable to
the society. The Winona Orchestra added
very materially to the success of the entertain
ment.
ECONOMY is wealth. and by attending to
your cough or cold at once, you not only save
your strength, but save your money. If you
use any cough medicine, use Dr. Haas Elk
pectoraut
WE presume that both of the gentlemen
'scounted in on the license ticket in the
Second Ward will resign, as they were not
fairly elected. Deduct from their vote the
colonized votes from outside the ward, and
the no.license candidates have square ma
jority.
-Licorice Lozengers for coughs and colds
at Anderson's Drug Store nov 81
The job of matchmaking Union street,
contracted for by Col A. w. Angel, has been
completed. It has been done in the very
best manner, and at comparatively little ex-
for the pains he has taken to make a first
class job, aud we hope he may be successful
in getting additional contracts for similar
work.
Ladies Plain lasting Cater, rs, So & ST..
Ladies Foxed Lasting Cater, 81 30.
Ladies Peb. CIR. Button " $f.25 & LOO
me-. VAN HORN BROS.
The new Board of Directors of the Hun
terdon County Agricultural Society held their
first meeting ON Saturday last. The time fix
ed upon for the holding of the next annual
Exhibition was September Gath, 25th and GOTH
Measures were adopted looking to retrench-
mene of expenditures during the present
year.
-Necks and arms of snowy wilderness,
forms fair as the lily, are tie pleasing endow
ments conferred by GLENN's SULPHUR Soar.
A healthful substitute for the poisonous cos
metics formerly in vogue. q.
The tints produced by Hills Instantaneous
Hair Dye are like those of Nature MO, At
Another sudden death occurred on Thurs
day of last week. Mr.. Joab Hunt, living
near Woodsvile, was taken sick late on Mon
day night and died early next morning. A
bout seven weeks since, he married Miss Mar
tina Dilts, of this city. He was somewhat ad
vanced in years.
MIR. s. F. Martindell has taken entire
control of the bakery, IS N. Union street, and
intends to give special attention to produc-
ing the best bread and choicest cakes, &C.
Martindelps skill as baker has long been es
tablished Also fine stock of confectionery,
fresh and choice.
The people have voted by large major
ity to buy their furniture at Titus store, 46
Coryell ST.
The people of Trenton voted on Monday
last in favor of running the horse cars on
Sunday, the majority being quite large, Now,
let them vote to annul the balance of the NOR
al law. No doubt the same vote can be Sc
cured.
DIR. Stiles has returned to this city. Office
until further notice, York street, above Frank
lin. vt.
notwithstanding the strenuous efforts
made to induce the legislature to pass the
bill to take the power Of licensing from the
common council and place it in the county
court, the bill failed. A leader OF the FIRST
Ward forces was prominent among those who
opposed it. He knew the power of coloniz-
ing in accomplishing success.
Writing paper 1Oc. to 60c. per box, at
Anderson's Drug Store. mar. 81.
Rev. DIR. Studdiford's lecture, on Switz-
erland, on last Monday evening, was equal to
the preceding lectures In ability, and as a
whole was more brilliant and popular. The
same subject will form the theme of the closing
lecture Of the course, which will be delivered
at the Presbyterian church, on next Monday
evening. All are invited.
The Newark M. E. Conference, which
adjourned last week, made the following APP
pointments for this county and vicinity =
Sergeantsville, ETC., F. Bloom Kingwood,