The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-06-26

poses holding picnic on the 10Th of July
at Unionville.
Best ply linen collars 1sc. best ply
linen collars lie. best paper collars zoe. pei
box medium paper collars 1Oc.-three boxes
for 25c. l.. TOBIAS & Co. je. 26, If.
Spring bed bottoms for summer use-sev.
eral kinds-for sale at 46 Coryell ST. TITUS.
"A grand temperance picnic will be held
by the Temperance Reform Club, of this city,
on the Fourth of July.
Some of the nobbest hats ever seen,
suitable for summer-for common and dress
occasions--tor sale at Hotels store, 33 E.
State ST., Trenton. Prices low to close out
summer stock.
Summer coats 45c., worth 75c. Sum-
mer coats Soc, worth $1.00 busters 75c.,
worth SLIPS boys suits So. 63, usually sold
at $500. L. TOBIAS & Co. JIG. 22 If.
The Clinton Democrat says: Hon. Thos.
McElrath proposes to form public library in
Asbury, donating abont $4,000 wortn of
s',andard English works, if the citizens will
secure lot and erect building for the
books.
The receipts from taxes under the inter-
nal revenue law in the Third District, of
which Hunterdon county forms part, dur
ing the month of May amounted to upward of
$4,000 from the following sources-on spirits,
$23, 241. Sc tobacco, $23, 597 30; fermented
liquors, So, 433. 30. This is material increase
over the corresponding month last year from
the same sources.
"A large lot of extra fine Celery and late
Cabbage plants for sale at Clevenger's garden,
South Union st. ct.
There was considerable drunkenness dur
ing the celebration last Saturday, in our city.
Several fights resulted and a,good many dis
graceful scenes were enacted. Most of this
occurred at the close of the day. 1t is pity
that men will make beasts of themselves, and
also pity that men will sell the stuff that
causes men to make themselves beasts.
We are glad to notice that our friend,
VIM L. Moon, Clerk of Warren County, "a
native of this city, comes out of the exami-
nation into his accounts by the Committee of
the Board of Freeholders, unsinged. 1t is
stated that he and the Surrogate are the only
men holding county offices who haven't been
engaged in some crookedness." When so
large number af the officials of Warren have
been proved to be corrupt it is gratifying to
find him thus recognized as upright
The Hunterdon County Board of Free
holders met the Mercer County Board at
Woodsville, on Wednesday last, to consider
the project of building a new bridge over
Rocky Creek. 1t was decided to build an
iron bridge 140 feet span in the clear, 16 feet
roadway. Building Committe for Hunterdon
Messrs. Pickel, (Director,) Nevius, Dihs and
Fackenthall For Mercer: Messrs. Reeder,
DIRECTORY Johnson. HendIiekson and Ter
hume. -Hunterdoe Democrat.
summer Undershrts good for 23c. best
white dress shirts for $1.00 white Lawn
necktes 35c per doz. calico neckties Sic. per
doz. good wool hats 45c. good fur hats
$l.25, worth $500. L. TOBIAS & Co. If
Now is the time to buy Singer Sewing
Machine. They are sold at $50. Lower than
any other first class machine. For sale at
Schulhaus', S. E. corner Church and Union
One day last week, a COW belonging to
DR.. Isaac S. Cramer, of Sergeantsville, saun-
tered into her owners wagon house and help
ed herself to all the Paris Green she wanted.
In few hours she was beyond the need of
any further delicacy of the kind. Gone to
join the innumerable caravan of potato bugs.
COW belonging to Henry Snyder, near
this place. had better luck. She came across
a paper bag full of the same poison and before
she was detected had eaten it FL, including
the bag. The imprudent COW was made very
sick, but it is thought that she will recover.
There appears to be something about the
taste of Paris Green particularly pleasing to
animals Hanterdon Democrat.
If you want to get the best sewing ma
chine in the market, try the Light Running
Domestic, for sale by Mrs. NJ w. COOLEY
Every machine warranted. Dec 10.
MIR. Charlee Dunbam son of David Dun
ham, of Pennington, who had been clerk in
L. Tobias store, in this city, for short time
(until some months since on account of failing
health he returned to his home at Fleming
tom, about two weeks ago made a visit to this
city, stopping over night with Mr.. Frank
taken with severe hemorrhage from the
lungs and at the time seemed to be not only
dying but about dead. When medical aid
came to the rescue, he, FOR the time, recover
ed of the great loss of blood He seemed for
day or two to be quite improved and from
that time till Monday of this week he gradu-
ally failed and died after this severe illness
He was % years of age and leaves large cir
Gle of young friends to share in his loss
County dealers will find it to their adj
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 26, If.
"A Temperance Convention and Mass Meet
ing will be held at High Bridge, N. j., on
the line of the N J. q. R. r. continuing for
four days; commencing on the 3D. of July,
and closing on the 9th to be addressed by
The most prominent of the male and female