The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-06-12
Prices away down for good stock at ritns,


led by some animal-probably weasel
The Frenchtown Press printing Office is
offered at public sale on Monday, June 17th
at II o'clock noon The publisher Mr.. C. s.
Joiner, wishes to engage in othel business.
Ladies' Cloaks, Coats, and Dresses cut
and made to order at short notice, at Mrs. M.
w. Cooley's. d6.tf
The excursion to Ocean Grove, by the
BAPTIST Church of this city, will probably oc-
cur about the middle of August
People who come to the celebration
Should call and see Titus extensive stock of
Furniture-all kinds.
Monday, was the last day that fishing for
shad in the Delaware was allowed under the
law. After the 10th all persons caught VIC
lating the fishing laws are liable to be punish
ed.
Clothing Hats and Caps, at Barber &
Reynolds, at less than City prices. Call and
see them. You will save money in yonr pur-
chases sure. my 22,t.f
ID. B. Kirkpatrick, of Rngoes, picked
twenty-five strawberries one day last week,
which filed quart measure. They were of
the Monarch Of the West" variety. One
of them measured six and three eighths inches
in circumference.
The Clinton Democrat credits Major Van
Cleve with having organized the Reform
Club in this city. This is not correct. 1t
was organized more thar a year before the
Major visited this city.
The first meeting of Amwell Lodge in
their new lodge room, will take place this
evening. Wilson Chapter will also hold it's
first meeting in the new room on Wednesday
evening of next week.
Some changes have been made in the
railroad time table. See adv.
james S. Kiger, Grand Master, and Lewis
Parker, Jr., Grand Secretary of the Grand
Lodge of N. J., [. O. o. F., and other Grand
officers will pay an official visit to Leni Le-
hape Lodge, No IS, of this city, on Tuesday
evening, the 18th inst. All members of the
Order are cordially invited to be present.
You can see the largest stock of
Ladies' Corsets in this City, at Van Horns
Policeman Akers arrested young man for
fast driving on Main and Union sts., on last
Sunday. lie was fined So and costs for his
amusement aud will probably not indulge in
so expensive a luxury again. There are 9th
ers that will meet the same punishment if
they are not careful. Fast driving, particu-
larly during the evening, is too comm on in our
Streets
DO not forget the entertainment by Miss
Mein's School, ut Lyceum Hall tomorrow
Thursday evening. Tickets % cts. 1t will
repay visit.
In all classes Of society, GLENN's Sui
PHUR SOAP is the ruling purifier. Ladies use
it to remove defects of the complexion, and
persons troubled with eruptions or other irri-
tations of the skin are promptly cured by it.
Sold by all Druggists.
HILLs HAIR s. WHISPER Dye, Black or
Brown, SOC. j. ~, 4w.
Somebody is wanted TO personate Gen.
Washington at the coming celebration of the
crossing of Washngton's army at this place,
previous to the battle of Monmouth. The
difficulty, however, of finding anybody who
wouldn't tell lie stands iii the way of Sc
lection filling the bill in all particulars. In
this dilemma, it is suggested that the commit
tee engage Anderson, the distinguished wit
ness before the Potter investigation commit
tee.
The new Masonic Hall has stirred up the
zeal Of some of the Masonic fraternity and it
has been resolved TO establish an Encamp-
ment of the Knights Templar in this city.
The necessary number of names to secure a
charter has been secured, and it is probable
that the organization will be effected shortly.
The Knights Templar Encampment is per-
haps the most attractive of the many Masonic
organizations.
"A few days since, Charles Walton, who
lives short distance below Lambertville near
Ege's) had his horse stolen from the farm on
which he resides. He offered reward for it,
but could hear nothing of it for some days.
Finally the horse was found at the barn of a
farmer near Harbortown. The horse had
come to the farm in an exhausted condition,
showing marks of having been ridden with
saddle until thoroughly tired out. The farm
err (who is said to be wealthy took fifteen dol
lars of Mr.. Walton (who is poor as a reward
for-nobody knows what. Such neighborly
acts are what "make the world akin"
The Presbyterian Church at Stockton eel
ebrated the tenth anniversary of the organl-
cation of the church and the installation of
their present pastor, Rev. VIM. Swan, on Sun
day, the I'd inst. The church has been very
successful since its organization. 1t began
with 80 members, and there have since been
added $50 members, making total of 259.-
Some have died and others have been dismiss
ed, leaving the present number of members
100. The Rev Mr. Swan is to be congratu-
lated not only on his success as a pastor but
on the length of his pastorate. 1t may be
stated as matter of interest that of about
140 of the scholars now composing the Sun
day School of the church, but 10 belonged
to the school when it was organized ten years
since.
In order to properly celebrate the first de-