The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-06-11
TIMES OF ARRIVAL AND DE.
PARTURE OF MAILS
LAMRERTvsLLE PosT OFFICE

Bosenbury's Pharmacy, and for sale cheap.
"A change in the running time of passen-
ger trains on the Belvidere Division of the
Penna r. r. will be made in few days.
A Strawberry aud Ice Cream Festival will
be held on the grounds of the NJ. E. Church at
Rosemont, this Wednesday afternoon and
evening. f
beautiful parior suits of solid walnut,
covered in various styles, at Titus store, 46
Coryel street.
Rev. J. d. Hewitt, formerly pastor of the
Ringoes Presbyterian Church. but now d res
ident of Montana, is paying visit to his
friends in this county.
John Lilly, Esq, has removed his law Of
flee to the first floor of the building directly
opposite the Lan,bertvile House. The rooms
arc neatly fitted up and are very convenient.
Mrs. K. B. Larison's excellent school, at
Ringoes, held its annual picnic on last Fri
day, at Johnson's Island. 1t was a very pleas
ant one.
--Martindeli, the popular baker, has intro
duced corn bread into his list of excellent and
cry. Having tested il, we can certify to its
excellence.
"A lad named Willie Bray, of Ringoes.
was twice bitten in the cheek, few days ago,
by dog belonging to d. B. Bond Willie
was patting the dog upon the head at the
time, and the dog resented the familiarity.
The following persons from this county
were licensed as attorneys before the Examin-
ing Board at Trenton, last week wv. e.
Parker, Pennington Henry G. Srydam,
Pennington and G. II. Skilman, Lambert
vile.
On our first page is an article from tie
Phila. Ledger, giving very clear exhibit o
the workings of building and loan associa-
tions. 1t will prove interesting to many of
our readers, who are concerned in these insti-
tutions.
Twenty different styles of Summer hats
on exhibition at Hotels store, 80 E. State
ST., Trenton. With such large variety, you
cannot fail to get becoming hat I
Van Horn will sell you d genuine 46-boue
Corset for so cts. apr.9,- IT.
Miss Edith daughter Of G. B. Hildebrant,
of Glen Gardner. has, it is feared, made
cripple of herself for life. She was jumping
the rope, and strained or in some way injured
the cords under the knee-cap.
The festival at the Baptist Church. on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings of
this week, promises to be pleasant affair.
The ladies are meeting with good success in
their arrangements The Citizens Cornet
Band will play each evening.
-" Will it do no harm ?' This is the
question often asked, and the answer is, it
can not for DIR. Ealrs Baby Syrup is an iu-
nocent remedy warranted to contain neither
Opium, Morphia, or anything injurious.
Price 25 cents bottle.
Mr.. E. e. Phillips informs US that not
witlstsnding the assertion made in Council
that the rent of the city lot had not been paid
for the past two years, he paid said rents when
due, and has receipts from the town authorities
for the same. He also states that the entire
lot, as well as the school building, is rented of
Miss Knowles.
Jesse Smith of Glen Gardner, lost waltz
able horse, Monday week. He was out to pas
ture, and it is supposed that while running, he
stumbled and fell on a stick, which severed
vein in his neck, and he bled to death. He
was dead when found.
During the warm weather what is more
comfortable than lawn or linen dress? G.
l. Baumgartner & Co, of Trenton, say what
they have to offer in summer goods, in anoth-
er column of this issue. Call on them when
you go to Trenton.
Within the past few weeks number of
sturgeon have been caught in the Delaware
river by the shad fishermen. Last week
sturgeon over five feet in length, aud weigh
ing sxty-two pounds was captured in a net
near Phi illipsburg The fishermen had Sc
we're struggle to secure their prize.
We are informed by the Principal that
the semi-annual written examination of the
Hill Public School, will commence on Thurs
day, June 10, and continue during the follow
ing week. The averages of this examination,
united with those of the one previously held
during the year, will determine the standard
for promotion. None need expect to be pro-
NOTED who fail to be present or who do not
pass the examination satisfactorily.
-Messrs. Barber s. Reynolds will hold a
sale of summer clothing, hats, straw hats, &C.,
in Cray's Building, Church ST., on Friday and
Saturday afternoons and evenings of this
week. These goods are suitable for summer
wear and those who want bargains should at
tend.
The Trenton State Gazette gives the fol-
lowing account of the death of Mrs. Silas W.
Volk, sister of Mr. VIM. Ramsey, of this
city, and formerly resident Of this city:
A SUDDEN DEATH. Yesterday morning,
Mrs. Slas w Volk, residing on Spring street,
got up as usual, but was compelled to return
to her bed in few moments by reason Of be-
ing taken suddenly i'll. In a little while af-
forwards her little girl was sent up stairs to
call her and returned saying she guessed her
mother was dead. Upon going up stairs the
husband found that the guess was only too
true. She bad evidently died of apoplexy.