The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-11-06


mind and request the Surrogate to send the notices
this Office.
The first snow of the season fell this
morning. 1t was only light sprinkle.
"A desirable house to rent on George
street. Apply to Wilson Bray. nc.
The pavement fronting the residence of
Mr. Washington Scarborough, in this city,
has been made better by repairing.
-Crullers at MARTINDELL's.
Mr. E. Rittenhouse has Just received
some handsome new styles of organs, which
he offers at very low prices His store is now
located at No. 81 N. Union street.
Prices on all Boots, Shoes and Slippers
have been reduced at Van Horn g. Bros. If
MIR. G. Schulhaus has recently taken the
agency for the White Sewing Machine. This
machine has several new features which COM
mend it to buyers. All who want sewing ma
chimes should call and see it.
Edmund Perry Esq, of Pennington,
died at his residence in that town, on last
Saturday. Mr.. Perry was for many years
prominent Democratic politician, and at one
time represented the county in the Senate of
New Jersey.
Coarse Boots-Whole Leather-no shoddy,
$1.75, $500, 1925, $3.50, $2.75 and s. co. at
LoUDEN g. SMITHS. n. 6.-2t.
Some White House boys accommodating
Mt. Cushetunk, lately discovered an old cave
some 20 or 80 feet long, in which they found
e. r. Solliday, John Lilly, and L. H.
Sergeant, Esqs., of this city, addressed
Democratic meeting at Sergeantsville, on Sat
urday evening
The Hunterdon Democrat became SO a.
Harmed at the contents of THE RECORD and
Huaterd0n Republican last week, that it is
sued its sheet three days ahead of time with
the idea of shutting the eyes of its readers to
the truths so plainly told. A greater compli-
ment to the effective work done by them
could not have been paid.
AT the time the wind was the highest on
last Wednesday morning a week, William
Page, of West Amwell township, was epgag-
ed in fastening the roof on hen house, when
a strong blast lifted the roof and him togeth-
er clear from the building and carried them
distance of about thirty feet to pile of
stones, injuring Mr. Page badly.
Clothing, Hats and Caps, at Barber &
Reynolds, so low it will astonish you. Save
money by purchasing of them. o.l6.
IA meeting of the Presbytery of New
Brunswick has been called to take into con-
sideration the application of Rev. VIM. Swan,
of Stockton to have dissolved his relation as
pastor of the Presbyterian Church at Stock
ton. Mr.. Swan, has received a call to church
in the State of New York.
If you want good Shoes at Low Prices go
to Van Horn IS Bros. a. 7.-tf
Wanted, an old fashioned case of drawers
or bureau, with "claw- and ball feet. Any
person having one of these in good condition
will he paid fair price for it, Apply at THE
RECORD Office. Oct. l6.-tf.
If the young female who answers to the
name of Emma, and who has been repeated
ly requested to stay her steps, in fact to
"whoa,'' will seize her Grandfather's Clock
and make off with it to parts unknown and
stay there the whole American people will
rise up as one man and call her blessed, for
give her and the time. piece and the agony
they have inflicted What do you say, EN-
ma ?--HwNterdon Democrat.
The Greenback circus did not come to
town last Monday night. The performers an
nouuced ON the bills did not put in an appear
ance, and so &C Dr. Lawrence and wife-two
tongue wagging tramps-talked the audience
out of patience. In the course of his wordy
talk, "Dr." Lawrence called Gen Grant a
I" dead-beat and other opprobrious uanes,
and Mrs Lawrence showed all the refined del !
icacy in her remarks which would be expect
ed of woman haranguing miscellaneous
audience on political topics.
One day last week, Joseph Case and Ed
ward Fink, of Pennington, drove over to
Shepherds sand pits to haul sand. After
load had been thrown on the wagon, Mr.. Case
started for town with it, leaving Mr.. Fink to
dig another load meanwhile. While thus en-
gagged the banks of the pit caved in, buryng
Mr.. Fink almost to his chin. In this position
he was obliged to remain until Mr.. Case re-
turned and dug him out He was not much
injured.
Just received, a large lot of Ladies Fine
Cloth Top Button Shoes with French heels
and heel plates, only $2.25-every pair war
ranted. Call and see them, IRvIN's POPULAR
NEW York CHEAP BooT AND SHOE STORE,
Lambertville o.9,4t.
According to the testimony of our two
high toned Republican newspapers, the DEM
ocratic candidates are gang of highwaymen,
river pirates. murderers, thieves, and every
thing. vile. But then the witnesses are liars.
--HunterdoR Democrat.