The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-09-17
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LAMRERrvlLLE posi- OFFICE.

still sinking, and cannot be moved from his
bed.
We are under obligations to Mr.. A. D
Westbrook, of this city, for copies of West
ern papers.
Governor Mcclellan, who was reported
as dying last week, has recovered, but is moi
vet able to attend to his business.
To-day, the Greenback County Conven
ton Fill meet at Pennington to nominate a
county ticket.
"A change has been made in the time Ia
BILE of the B. d. Division of the Penna. r. R
The second morning train down starts from
Belvidere instead of Manunka Chunk and the
4PM. train from Phila. stops at Belvidere.
Natural Mineral Waters, Vichy and Con.
gress, on draught, at Bosenburys Phar-
macy.
.a Mr.. Geo. H. Potts, the new President of
the Park Bank, of New York city, it is stat
cd, is the father of ex-senator Potts, of this
county.
Prudent people always have DIR. Bulls
Baltimore Pills convenient. They often take
the place of doctor and cost only % CENTS
For sale everywhere.
For fine photographs Of every description,
30 to Fritz, SO N. Union ST., Lambertville,
N. j., where yott VIII also fnd good assort-
tnent of picture frames very cheap, s.17,-3t.
The New Jersey State Fair IS very slim
Affair compared with the Peuna. State Fair
now ope;tl at the Centennial Building, Phila.
People from this section are with rare except
ions visiting the latter. It win close on Sat-
t,rday.sx
This Greenback meeting announced for
Yast Friday evening in this city, was not held.
That meeting, together with two or three 9th
ers announced ia different parts of the county,
was postponed on acconnt Of the sickness of
the speaker, Hon. Nj. H6yt, who was com
belled to return home.
Old likenesses copied and enlarged to any
Size. FRfTz, photographer Lambertville, N.
r. u.27,t.f.
NOTICE MY coal office has been REMOVED
from the foot of Coryell street to the new coal
yard, at the corner of Union and Mount Hope
Streets, in the lower part df the city. My
friends will please remember the change.
s.f0-4t. A. III. HEATH.
One Of our physicians states that Lam
bertviIle is unusually healthy this season. He
further says that he does not Know of as
healthy town, in his observation for several
years. There have been no epiden1ics for
years past, and the number of cases of feVers,
thills, ETC. has been remarkably small each
year.
VAN Horn win sell you genuine 4e-bone
Corset for SO cts. apr.9,-t
On next Sunday morning and evening,
Rev. S. s. Woodward, formerly of French
town, win preach in the Baptist Church, in
this city. On the Sunday following, 1.-THE, 2sth
inst Rev. w. A. Smith, Of Stroudsburg,
Pa, win preach in the above church, morning
and evening. The pastor of the church Rev.
G. H. Thomas, expects TO be absent on both
Of the Sundays referred to-
IS. W. Cochran s. Co., wish to give tiotice
that they purchased the drug store formerly
owned by G. Anderson, in this tfty, and will
open it in short time, with full supply of
fresh drugs and medicines.
--TIieves made a raid on Hosemont end
vicinity last "Wednesday night. From the
premises of James Dean lot Of tools were
taken from Rev. Mr. Compton lap robe
and whip from John II. Green, the Lam
bertville carpenter, (who is building new
house at Rbsemont) S6out $12 worth Of tocfs.
Fron Rosemont the thieves proceeded to the
Kfngwoot Hotel, and breaking into the cellar
destroyed and carried away some forty gallons
Of old whiskey.
Says the Somerset Gaastte We paid a
visit to the Swamps in Hunterdon county,
last week, and found the numerous peach or
chards loaded with fine peaches, and the
woods full of grape vines known as the Fox
variety, loaded down to the ground with the
luscious fruit. Especially SO were the woods
belonging to Mr.. P. F. Bard, which is stu
ated in the heart of the Swamps. The
Swamps abound with game of every descrip-
ton at present, and the old hunters who re-
side in that neighhorhood informed us that
game will be more plentiful this FAN and
Winter than for number of years past.
WANTED Wanted to rent. house CEN
srdify tUCdttu NO SuiittiSl fii4utto u @@e~.
or of THE REcoAD.. 7
DO the Republicans Of this county intend
to play the stupid game which they have tried
SO often of waiting until after the Democratic
caucus before making nominations, SO as to
make capital outof Democratic 6 soreheads,"
by "policy" nominations That way of
managing ticket never has succeeded. The
s q 81 a
ticket of out-and-out Republicans. without
reference to sore-head dictation,) long enough
before the election to allow their claims to be
presented to the people. BY SO doing the
strength of the party could be developed and
all charges of Objectionable alliances be sill
enced
Ladies' Cloaks, Coats, and Dresses, cut
and made to order at short notice, at Mrs. M.
w. Cooley's. do'tt