The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-06-19

The indications are very favorable for a
large crop of blackberries in this section.
MIR. R. B. Anderson, of Barbertown, will
hold public meeting in Careys Grove, at
Kingwood, on Sunday, June 23d, 1878.
We find the following in the Trenton En-
porfum of last Thursday
" DIR. Geo. II. Larson and v. r. Mathews,
Esq, Presidents of Lambertville Greenback
Club. will address the First Ward National
Greenback Club, this evening at Good Tenn
plar Hall, Clinton avenue, at eight O'Clock"
If you buy your hats of Hotel, 80 State
ST., Trenton, (old No. s7t, you viii be so well
pleased that you will buy again of him. He
tells you just what his goods are, you GIN de-
pend upon getting what you pay for, and on
getting the latest and most fashionable goods
in the market. The " Knox " silk hat a
speciality. Also, other silk hats. Now open a
fine stock of summer hats. Call.
"A large lot of extra fine Celery and late
Cabbage plants for sale at Clevenger's garden,
South Union st. 2t
"A crazy woman from Trenton, created a
little sensation on Bridge street, in this city,
one day last week. She shouted murder !"
until several people collected around her. The
fact of her insanity was made clear.
--Kendle & Probasco, of this city have con-
structed a large boat to run on the Feeder, to
be used for hauling sand, or any large COM
modities that may be desired to be moved
from one point to another along the line
Anyone desiring such work done should Sc
cure their services.
The Street Committee of the Common
Council of this city have awarded the contract
for matchmaking Main street, from the north
line of Coryel street to the south line of York
street, to Col. A. w. Angel. Tho Colonel
will no doubt complete the work in very
satisfactory manner.
-Parlor SUITS chamber suits, kitchen out
fits, dining room tables and chairs, fancy rock
ing and arm chairs, spring bed-bottoms, flower
stands, wardrobes, looking glasses, chidren's
carriages, mosquito nets, &C., &C., at Titus
great furniture warerooms, a tloors,) 46
Coryell ST., Lambertvile, N. J.
The breaking of the money jugs by the
Ladies' Mite Society of the Baptist Church
of this city, at Lyceum Hall, ON last Wednes-
day evening, was successful affair. Over
three hundred dollars were found in one hun
dred and sixty jugs. The admission fees to
the hall and the sale of refreshments on the
above evening amounted to over one hundred
dollars.
Fruit of the loom muslin, &c. yd.,--single
yard or by the piece We have the muslin
when customers ask for it. We don't adver-
tise goods to meet competition aud not keep
them in stock. w. +. FINGER & Co.
ct.
CELEBRATION ITEMs.--Captain John H.
Horn will have command of the Engineer de-
tachment employed in crossing the troops ov-
urday morning.
The Penna. r. r. Co. will sell excursion
tickets from all points between Belvidere and
and Bristol
Capt. Kitchin and Mr.. L. H. Wilson are
building arches across the streets in front of
their places of business. Throw out your
banners gentlemen.
We hope our collation. committee will pro-
vide a bountifu supply of edibles for our WIS.,
itors. We never could enjoy celebration
when the inner man was sighted.
We suggest our citizens will be prepared to
supply all demands for ice water. Show your
good will to men by having bucket of water
handy.
We learn that Captain Worstall, of Centre
Hill will parade company of mounted men,
Our firemen are making great exertions and
will turn out in full numbers. The Hibernia
boys have secured the Lambertyile Band and
the Eagle Co. will parade sixty men behind
martial music. We know the Union and
Aquetopg will rival any company in line
Turn out your men. Show your strength.
The Fleet Wing will turn out with horses
to their truck.
The Penna. r. r. will run extra trains on
Saturday, rs follows leave Trenton at $40
A. NJ, arriving at Lambertville at 900 A. M.
Returning, leave Lambertville at 5.25 PM.
We learn that Mr.. Aaron Kratz, of Plum
steadvillc, will exhibit his factory in full
blast on wagon Go feet long, drawn by
twelve horses.
Mr.. VIM. E. Holcombe, of Mt. Airy, has
presented the COLLATION. Committee with a
fine fat 1--WE were about to say bull, but it
was the other Holcombe gave a bull once
sheep, to be served up with his compliments,
Winkler's Band, 20 pieces, win play for
the Seventh Regiment arc sure of good
music
The Union steamer will be led by the Mil
ford Band.
The Common Council have ordered free
drinking fountains by making hydrant attach
ments to six or more fire plugs on our prom
inent business corners The work will be
done in time for use by our crowds of visit
ors.
A special train will be run from Monmouth
Junction to Trenton to bring Co. e of the
Seventh from Freehold, in time to connect
with extra excursion train from Trenton at
$40 A. M.
TEMPERANCE MEETfEGs.-On Friday ev-
ening last, the regular meeting of the Tenn
perance Reform Club, of this city, was held !.