The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-07-17

the Pennington Baptist Church, took passage
on the steamer Ethiopia, for Europe, in New
York Harbor amid the congratulations OF
several friends. He will visit England, France,
Switzerland, Scotland and Italy, and return
in September An evening or two before his
departure Mr.. Vassar was waite upon by a
committee who presented him with purse. of
between four and five hundred dollars--the
free gift of number of his congregation and
friends.
The goods we are closing out are no old
trash, but are fresh goods. Nor do we adver-
tise as We do, merely to attract attention ~
That zoe mean business we win convince any
one who favors us with cali.
je. 26, TT. L. TOBIAS & Co.
BY an oversight we failed to mention the
Greenback meeting held in this city OH the
evening of the Sd inst. Before the meeting
organized, parade was made through the
streets by the Club in this city, and for the
first turnout was very fair display. Col.
V. r. Matthews presided at the meeting, and
j. A. Beecher, Esq, of Newark, was the
speaker, who held his audience for about two
hours while he explained the objects of the
Greenback party. Beecher is good stump
speaker, but the principles that he advocates
are not likely to be adopted by the masses of
the people. They are not the result of deep
thinking or practical experience.
The Persian diver brings up no pearl
from the depths of the sea which can surpass
in radiant purity complexion beautified by
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of the bath and toilet.
| BEAUTIFUL SHADES OF BLACK OR Brown
are produced by Hills HAIR DYE.
july 10, 4w.
1t was the mother land not the wife, of
Mr.. Sylvester Probasco, of this city, who died
last week. Incorrect information led to the
error in the announcement in the obituary
column.
"A big stock of Boots and Shoes at LOUD
EN- & SMITHS.
The times have taught some people econ-
omy. A young gentleman not thousand
miles from this city presented lady with
handsome picture frame, containing his "phiz."
She took out his picture, put hers in, and
presented it to another gentleman friend He
took out her picture, put his in and presented
it to another lady friend. This is the last we
have heard of it. 1t may be going yet.
Country dealers will find it to their ad-
vantage to call and inspect our clothing, which
we are closing out for cash. Liberal reduc-
tions made to the trader. L. TOBIAS & Co.
June 90, If.
Tho Hu3afor5o9 Deaoorrof thinks there is
no need of a third Cor Greenback) party in
this county. We will go further, and put the
Democratic party in the same list.
To close out summer stock, Hotel, 33 E.
State street, Trenton, will put his fine assert
ment of straw hats, &C., at greatly reduced
prices Buy "Knox " silk hat of him.
THE Mt. TABOR DAILY RECORD
paper will again be published during the COM
ing Camp Meeting of the Newark M. E. Con-
ference, at Mount Tabor, and will be consid-
erably enlarged and improved. 1t will give
full particulars of ach days services, reports
CT all the sermons, pen sketches of the princi-
pal preachers and laymen of the Newark Con-
ference and items of interest about the
grounds. The prices of subscription will be
Single copy, 35 cents five copies to one post
office, $3.50; ten copies to one post office,
800, with extra copy for getter up of the
club In all cases postage free. Address
subscriptions to John S. Gibson, Dover, Nor
ris County, N. J.
Insurance that does not insure. Every
careful man should examine for himself the
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erty is insured. Remember these are trying
times for Fire Insurance Companies, and it is
worse than folly to pay for insurance that
does not insure. The Ktna mentioned in an
other column is one of the oldest and strong
est companies in the United States. IT,
Mr.. Alexander Silvers, of this city, has a
small peach tree i'll his garden which bore
peaches that ripened some days ago. They
were of fine flavor.
On last Friday, during the severe thun-
der storm, the barn of Edward Schenck, in
Delaware Township, was struck by lightning,
but no damage was done. John Q. Holcomb's
house in the same township, was also struck.
The lightning passed into the house and a
ronnd the wall paper in one of the rooms, and
then into the cellar. The barn of Nicholas
Williamson, in West Amwell, was also struck
during the same shower. The lightning struck
the lightning rod and then glanced off into
shed where harrows, ETC., were placed. No
serious damage was done.
More furniture at Titus Warerooms.
Capt. Brown, of Chester, Pa, delivered
three very interesting and able temperance
addresses before the Reform Club of this city,
on last Friday and Saturday evenings and on
Sunday afternoon.
Feather beds, Mattresses, &C., renovated
at Titus store, 40 Coryell st. I
e. G. Niedt & Co.'s Oleine Soap is reli-
able, pure and full-weight. 1t sells every
where and gives better satisfaction than any
other soap in the market. None to equal it
best in the market for washing in cold water.
A eli vour urocer for il and do NOT he mt off