The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-09-03


Co. G, and the Citizens Cornet Band, of
this city, attended the q. A. R. encampment
at Camp Skillman, on last Friday.
The Delaware Valley F. s. M. Fair will
begin on Tuesday of next week, and continue
during Wednesday and Thursday.
The Kingwood NJ. E. Church, win hold a
Festival and Harvest Home, in SCOTS woods.
near the church, today "Wednesday.
Geo. R. Gaddis has removed from the
Brick Hotel, New Hope, to the Lambertville
House. He will apply for hotel license at
the present term of court.
MIR. S. F. Martindell has quite excelled
himself lately in baking tea biscuits. They
are only short distance from perfection
Try them,
--Ex- Sheriff John P. Rittenhouse is talked
of for the Greenback nomination for State
Senator in this county. They couldn't make
a better one. He has hosts of friends, and
viii make good run.
"A crane was shot near Croton last We'd
nesday, BY Samuel Barrick, that measured
six feet from tip to tip of wings. These birds
have become very scarce in this section OF
country of late years. This was an uncom-
monty large specimen.
Coles Circus, which exhibited here on
Thursday of last week, drew large audiences,
and gave an attractive performances. The
street parade was the finest of the kind seen
in this city for years.
The Warren Democrat has this item -
"The village of Milford, down in Hunterdon,
contains as we are reliably informed by the
Mayor of the place, % widows, 80 old maids,
% old bachelors, besides host of marriage
able ladies ready and anxious for the altar
Natural Mineral Waters, Vichy and Con-
gress, on draught, at Bosenbury's Phar-
macy.
On the night of August 21st, some sacri-
legious scoundrels broke into the Bethlehem
Baptist Church, and stole the pulpit Bible,
glass pitcher and rambler, and some lamp
wicks. They also broke open the bookcase,
but took none of the books as far as is known.
Too much regard cannot be given to the
fact that DIR. Bulls Baltimore Pills have no
superior as family medicine. For Headache,
Flatulency, Dyspepsia, Liver and Blood dis
eases, Nervousness, etc., they stand unexcei-
led. Price 25 cents.
REV. III. M. Baum, Of Easton, formerly
of this city, sailed for Havre on the steamer
France, on Wednesday of last week. He was
accompanied by his wife, and the wife and
daughter of Rev. DR.. Leavitt. He expects to
la ahsant ahout eioht months
Persons wishing to order first-class mon
ument or tomb stone at low rates should visit
the marble works Of Weston & Tyre, 70 >.
Stockton street, Trenton, where some fine
specimens of work can be seen. The designs
are original and not the stale old styles OF
country workmen.
There is a drum factory in Trenton, con-
Quoted by Mr.. Silas Volk, formerly of this
city. who has this year had orders for and
manu- factured twenty -four hundred dozens oil
drums. from the finest Prussian form of shells
to the tiny one for the first fourth OF July OF
babyhood.
Our friend Charles w. Hetzel, of Bap-
tisttown, has traded bis fast trottng gelding,
"Kingwood,' for six-year-old mare that
has a record of 2.3S, receiving eight hundred
dollars to boot. Kingwood - is one of the
fastest horses of his age in New Jersey. he
has trotted quarter mile in 80 seconds--(a
2.32 gait, easily, making two short turns. 1t
is believed he can trct in $50 on good track.
--HunterdOs Democrat.
The concert tonight by the Emerson
ouartette, of Easton, at Holcombe Hall, for
the benefit of st. Andrews Church, promises
TO he an excellent one. The programme is
very attractive, and we are told that the
singing by this company is unusually fine
Tomorrow Thursday evening, second
concert will be given, with an entire cnanse
of programme. Tickets 20 cents.
-Ths Beacon expresses surprise that, with
six printing Offices in this county, the Flem-
inpton fair bills we're printed in Cincinnati
The Society was established to promote home
;ndustry. and that is their way. Of doing it,
No doubt. however, the usual dead head 3
tickets to the fair will be forwarded 70 the
county editors, with request for two-doilar
notice ia exchange for the twenty-five cent
ticket.
We have received the handsome catalogue
of the Trenton Commercial College, Messrs.
Rider & Allen, proprietors. ms colege Is
well established, the present being its fifteenth
year. The corps of teachers is equal to that
Of any other business college, and its teacher
Of penmanship cannot be excelled. Any
young man who thinks Of entering such an
educational institution, should write at once
to Rider 81 Allen for catalogue.
Van Horn will sell you a genuine 4e-bone
Corset for 80 cts. apr.9,-tf.