The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-06-25
TIMES OF ARRIVAL AND DE.
PARTURE OF MAILS
AT THE
LAHEBERTvILLE POST OFFICE.


son.
Ion Friday. July 4th, a match game of
base ball will be played between the "Mys-
tics y and the :. Red Stockings I" of this city.
"A boy wanted in a lawyers Office to learn
the practice Of law Apply TO the publisher
of The RECORD. sA se
"A Greenback parade and meeting will
take place this evening. The meeting will be
held at the York Street House.
Rev. Geo. Hughes, editor of the Neo
Jersey Methodist will preach in the NJ. E.
Church in this city, next Sunday morning.
Our public schools will close for the Sum
mer vacation, to-day. School will begin again
the first week ia September.
john @. Hopewe!l, Esq, of Flemingtoh,
who has been confined to his house for several
months by sickness, is nov able 20 ride ont.
The spire of the Presbyterian Church at
Lower Valley was damaged by lightning on
the 18th inst
To sleep cool, try one of Titus spring or
woven wire mattresses 40 Coryell st.
Twelve hundred aud fifty shad were
caught at the Rush Island Fishery, on the
Delaware River, during the season just clos
ed. .gss.5.s- = ....
--Fritz's quick process for children secures
good pictures in two to three seconds, 80 N.
Union St, Lambertvile, N. j. june25, st.
"A person from this city, noticed farmer
cutting field of rye at Titusville, few days
ago. The rye crop in this section, is remark
ably forward this season.
The Citizens Gornet Band, of this city,
expects TO pay a visit to Pennington, on Sat
urday evening, Of this week. The trip will
be made in the band wagon.
The cold weather has seriously injured
the fruit in this section. The cherries are
poor, and the apples are dropping of the
trees. So farmer informs us.
Superintendent FOR Cumberland, Essex,
Hunterdop, Mercer, Middlesex and Warren
counties will be elected by the State Board of
Education on Thursday.
Natural Mineral Waters, yicl.y aud lon
grcss, on draught, at Bosenbury's Phr-
macy.
The Gospel Temperance Ae''ii'ss. u go
last summer IN the Court ti'oSr. I'd - VII -
ton have been resumed II rs ne hi'e" '"'f
to hold them every Sunday afternoon.
Baby Shows she ,z ~ ~ y''a
and we anf, f,t
used to ep sd -
Baby syrnp. csa
cents.
Van ,I,,,a wi; sell ,e,, Genuine i6.bon,
Corset for 81 cts ap'.9,-tf
4-Alessrs Levi Reynolds, ans A. " aagsI
of Ills cry, have lie couilae, ta build he nr~
water works nj No,ristown, Pa This j,O IS
a heavy one, and will take several mouths 10
complete.
MIR. George G Thomas, locomotive inspec-
tor on the Belvidere Division of the Pennsyl
vania Railroad, located in Trenton, has been
promoted to a more responsible position, and
will have his headquarters at Harrisburg, Pa.
A small boy named John Mclaughlin.
son of DIVER, McLonghlip. fell into the Feed
er, in this city, yesterday, and made narrow
escape from drowning. He was rescued by
MT. DCeputu DIduys ~
The temperance meeting at Lyceum Hall
On ,as,ss,n,,,,,v aftefnoou. was well attended.
Mr.. Henry Kroeseu presided. An address
was delivered by Mrs. Ellis, of Pennington.
1t is spoken of BY those who heard it as excel
lent.
The Young Mems Christian Association
are conducting Sunday school at the Mount
Range school house, near this city and the
scnooi Is p'ospel,'s unuei sne 'na'ko u W.
a. oreehe' she 0upeliA'enuen'
Rev. Q. K. Hartranft, formerly pastor OF
che NJ. H. Churcn OF this cssy' mas Veen III III
healtn ior q long Tune ana Is now unuer .rea'-
ment IN rhila, Ou' WIN i,'''s nope u I'M
prosemens. ms aissase Is he'nor'n''se y 'le
lungs.