The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-04-09

Zens Cornet Band VIII iurlllSh the music.
The work of matchmaking on Union St.
is progressing rapidly.
THUS conn, z~~;ti.-a:ty- dealars in thu
price of furniture. Call at 46 Coryell street,
and test this assertion.
Now is good time to introduce water
Favorable terms can be made with our Water
Co.
Mr.. William Cole, of Milford, is building a
new store, in place of the one. destroyed by
fire few mouths ago.
Mr.. Robert Crossley, offers his stock of
furniture. store, &C., for sale, on reasonable
terms. See adv.
s-A bargain in extra vide all linen towel.
ing 12a let's. at, Van Horns. apr9,-tf.
Col Lodor visited Lambertyille on Wed
nesday evening to instruct Company G, 7th
Reg't, in the use of sub-calibres. They prac-
ticed in the Hibernia engine house.
"A neighbor informs us that his wife new
er knew a quiet night until the doctor pre-
scribed DR.. BULBS Baby Syrup for her little
ones
johnson & Poulson's fourth aud lust sale
of horses at Pennington, held last Friday, re-
suited in the disposal Of twelve at an average
of$12s.70. ieffH @
Mrs. ]. T. Ellis, of Pennington, will give
an address on Temperance in the Croton
Church, Sunday afternoon next, April 18th,
at 81 o'clock
Can any one doubt that Spring has come
when the "voice " of the hand organ is heard
in the land? Two of them in town yester-
day.
REV Geo. b. Young, late pastor of the
Baptist Church, in Clinton, in this county,
has accepted the unanimous call of the church
at PottsyilIe Pa, and has entered upon his
duties there.
"A fine stock of EVERYTHING in the furni-
ture line from towel rack to a complete of
the most stylish parlor furniture. at 46 Coryel
st.-Titus' warerooms. He buys at the low
est cash rates and sells close.
Yesterday morning, horse attached to
Heath s. Holcombe's coal wagon, caught his
foot on the Bridge street canal bridge and
fell on his head but fortunately met with no
serious injury.
The Greenbackers will hold their Ward
caucuses tomorrow Thursday evening"
First Ward, at the Hiberna House Second
Ward, at Justice Lyman's Office Third
Ward, at DIR. Larisons office.
We gave DR.. Readings name incorrectly,
in our notice last week. 1t should have been
DIR. L. A. Reading instead of Dr.. S. r. Read
ing. His office is now open, aud persons who
wish to consult skilful dentist will find one
in DR.. r.
After having noticed the two grand juries
summoned by the present Sheriff of our coun-
ty, We feel like congratulating him on his ex-
celent selections. Taken as a whole they are
far in advance of those summoned in recent
years. ~
AT the special town meeting held in King
wood, on Tuesday Of week before last, for She
election of an Assessor, Hiram RitteDhouse,
Republican,, was elected over George e. Dal-
rymple, Democrat, by "a majority. At the
regular town meeting, it will be remembered.
there was tie between the same candidates.
During the late session of the Legislature
there were go bills introduced in the Senate.
and 412 in the House. Senator Pidcock, of
our county, introduced bills, and Assembly
man Godown 8. None were presented by
Mr.. Ramsey = Hunterdon Democrat.
The Lambertville market opened this
morning on South Union street. There were
three wagons in attendance from Bucks
county, and one hand cart from this side of
the river. Not very extensive opening but
those who were.on hand expressed themselves
satisfied with their success in disposng of
their truck. Saturdays and Wednesdays are
market days, according to ordinance.
The sad news of The death of the wife of
Rev. r. Randall Hoes, OF New Rochelle, N .
Y, was received in this city yesterday morn
ing. Mrs. H. was the daughter of Ashbel
WEIGH, ESD, of this city. She was lady of
unusually lovely traits of character, which
won her the sincere regard of all her ac-
quaintances.
The first granting of hotel licenses by thu
County Court, under the new law which took
away the right from our city council, occurred
yesterday. But two hotels were granted Ii
cense-viz.. j. X. ZeigIer's Union House and
c.. w. Kitchin's BelIemont House. The
Lamoertvtne Rouse, capt. blru the ORR
Street House, L. H, Wilson, and Foran's Ho-
tel, were refused. Petitions were presented
TO the court against any licenses, and also for
restricted licenses,
Mr.. Ashbel Welcb, Jr., of this city, has
leased the Lambertylle Iron Works, and will
take charge Of them May LIST. We wish him
the greatest success in his new business. The
l,i;ol,,a,,t ;el .voll ftfad ..;th ,,,aaro,-v
etc, for the manufacture Of steam engines.
boilers, cast and wrought iron bridges, mill
machinery, wagon axles &c, &C., and we
hope to see the works extending its business
greatly underits new management.