The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-04-30

The market was well attended and well
patronized this morning.
The President has vetoed the Army bill
with the /" riders - put on it.
Services will be held as usual at St. An-
drew's Church, in this city, next Sunday.
st. Elmo Commandry will hold a Concave
next Tuesday evening The Deputy Grand
Commander will be present.
"A number of carpenters from Fleming.
ton, Ringoes, and Sergeantsville, have gone
to Brighton Beach to work on new hotel.
The 18th Regt. will parade at Trenton on
the 9Th of May, for inspection. The line will
form on Greene street at 10 A. NJ.
The Orphean Musical Society, of this
city, will perform g Pinafore " at Pennington,
this evening. Fl *
"A son Of John w. Dilts about years of
age, fell into the cstern. near his fathers
barn, in Stockton, last evening, and came near
drowning. n1ekt
"A business meeting of the Temperance
Reform Club win be held at Lyceum Hail. on
Saturday. evening, at o'clock. A general
attendance of the members is desired.
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The weekly prayer meeting of the Wo-
mans Christian Temperance Union will be
held next Tuesday afternoon, at o'clock, in
the Presbyterian Church.
Martin Coryell, Esq, has contracted with
r. w. Bye, to build an addition to and 9th
erwise improve his residence, at the corner of
Union and Jefferson, in this city.
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city will hold strawberry festival on the 18th.
18th and 14th of next June. Particulars
hereafter.
AT Trenton, on Tuesday of last week,
Samuel e. Perry, Esq, of this city, was (on
the motion of Senator Francis. of Essex Co..
admitted as attorney and counselor in the U.
S. District and Circuit Courts.
-Fennel tea is a simple remedy TO quiet
the baby, and this innocent article is embed
led in DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup, which puts the
baby to sleep without the evil use of opiates.
Price 20 cents.
Mr. l.. Fl. Wilson, of the York Street
House, in this city, has leased a hotel at Glou-
cester City, in this State, and will remove
there in few days, He will hold sale Of
his personal property, at the hotel, to morrow
Thursday afternoon.
"A meeting of the Raritan township SUI
day School Association, will be held in the
basement of the Baptist Church, Pennington,
on Thursday evening, May LIST, at y o'clock.
Address by Rev. ]. P. w. Blattenberger. All
Sunday School workers are cordially invited
TO attend
William Muigan Of Clinton, while en-
gagged in his lime quarry on Wednesday of
last week, had terrible tumble of some fifty
feet, with mass of earth and stones, recelv-
ing deep cut over his left eye aud bad bruises
of his left shoulder aud arm. He was at once
taken home, carefully attended under DR..
knights direction, aud is now sitting up and
quite comfortable.
Mr. II. T. Morgan, is prepared to do
all kinds of shoemaking and repairing at the
lowest prices Shop--two doors above A. b..
Hocombe's coal office, N. Union ST.. Lambert
vile. apr. 16, If.
Once in while Democratic sheets charge
that the Republican party absorbed the old
Know Nothing party We have in our pos
session an official list of the members of the
old Know-Nothing lodge, of this city, and
we fiud that the politics of the members as
far as known is as follows Democrats So !;
Republicans 10. large number of these
members have since been shining lights in
the Democratic party.
-Hunterdon is furnishing Trenton with
some officials. The Huaterdon Independent,
published at Frenchtown, says :-'' Dr. VIM.
Rice, formerly Mayor of this place, was elect
ed Mayor Of Trenton last week. Mr.. J. r..
Encke, at one time principal of the Academy
at this place, was also elected City School Su-
perintendent at the same time. DIR. Rice is
son-in-law Of Mr.. William H Ezekiel, and was
quite prominent man in the place, when he
resided here.n
The Odd Fellows have decided to tear
down their present building, in this city, and
erect an entirely new one. 1t will be thirty
feet front by seventy seven feet deep. three
stories high, and built of pressed brick with
stone trimmings. The third story will be
used, of course. as lodge room. The plans
have been drawn by Mr.. Geo. Bird and the
design is neat and handsome. Bridge street
has become tie street of the city for hand
some public edifices.
The Hope,ceH Herald of last week, con-
tains the following obituary of Mrs. Sarah
Dean, mother of VIM. and J. S. S. Dean, of
this city
oBIrUARY.-Died in West Amwell town
ship Hunterdon county, April 9Th, 1879, Mrs.
Sarah Dean, relict Of John Dean, formerly of
this county, aged Sc years 4 months and (
days, Mrs. Dean was the mother Of 13 ellil-
IS grano-children ard 50 sreaf- gfaadi children
leaves ISL descendants. Mss Dean WAS 2
meifbet f IS +
years raj w.lS aiisisas S.
relatives iatl Il lends ii.. Wssit H-
POSTED in she nav ceiefags 8nsaigNftis,
to which place The remains q heg h4ssd
will be removed