The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-05-28


The market is becoming something Of a,
inconvenience 10 persons living ai0nr Soul
Union st., and It i time. that some arrange
!, ments were made 70 provide suitable place
fits desirable to encourage this new enter
5 prise. In rainy weather and in the winter
public street is no plass for market.
, "A fine lot OF Handsome furniture now OF
b exhibition at Titus Furniture Warerooms A,
Coryell St
There will be meeting of the County Boarc
Of Examiners Of Hhnterdon County, for the
examination of candidates 70. teachers certif
icases at the Reading Academy. Pennington
on Saturday, the sist inst. Each applican,
for certificate should be psesent as early al
/ 3 o'clock A. N.
n, PouLTERERs FRrEND.--Dr. II. d.
Bosenb, ,ry's Cholera Mixture, for fowls af.
fected WIN cholela, ronp fever, &c. FoI
young chick. ms aud turkeys affected with
gaps. Positive cure. Prepared at Bosen-
burv,s pbarnacv .ambertville. N. j. my.a1.
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sSsa.s.ss IL; SO s;d.uce m,
MIR. Stacy B Bray i. IS his re ''oo"oe on
School House Hill complete d and ot cup'ea u
some days ago. The grounds aronn,' " arr
nicely arranged and set out with fEuit al y VI
naa,entai trees and In q few years Mt b. YIN
have as attractive grounds as any in this sec
ton. The location is fine and healthfui one,
aud there is talk OF others Building in that
vicinity. .f.z..s.z,, .s.s.s.
~-A,i article on our first page, from the N.
Y. y Ecorsoasist. a mercantile paper of high
standing aud rather Democratic in its tenden
ees, shows how tbe proceedings of the Con-
fcderatA Democracy are affecting the opinions
Of the business people of the country. Its re.
Elections on Sabbath dissertation, &C., are also
worthy of thoughtful consideration.
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Mr.. Benz. Rice. of this city, on Friday
last, shada runaway While coming up the
river road. aud when near Mershon's, the
Eliorse suddenly took leave Of the wagon, and
lsftsl3en.l sitting in has seat without any means
|ofpropulsiop. The horse ran up to the Belle
meut House, when, in t,irning the corner, be
tell and Ont himself somewhat, but no serious
damage was dime. 81: US asais $50
~ rftS & 4@-.-s--r------1s 4 -.i4
Ladies Lasting Slipper, only 45o. Ladies
Lasting Congress Cater, '5c. Ladies' New
port Button and Tie, Zoe. sl.0V up. Ladies
Lasting Lace Shoes, Zoe, ssc., $1.oO. Ladies'
Lasting Button Shoes, good, only si.s5.
my, 2l3 s. ~ = Van HoaN g. Bno.
--On Friday morning Of week before last,
Zephaniah Holman, of Califon, was attacked
by a bull as he entered the barn yard, knock
ed down aud badly gorcd, and would no
doubt have been killed had not his son been
in hearing distance. Mr.. Huffman was rapid
ly recovering from bis injuries when he went
out too soon, TOOK cold, and is again confined
| to the house.-Democrat.
-Camphor Milk cures Headache aud Neu.
ralgia. Camphor Milk cures rheumatism
and Lame Back. Camphor Milk cures Cuts,
Bruises and Burns. sCamphor Milk costs %
cents bottles 81, Sold by Job Wolverton,
New Hope, and at the Cottage Hill Store,
Lambertvlle. my. IA, 1y.
"A very sudden death occurred in Clinton
| on Monday morning. Mrs. John Manning, of
New Germantown, passing Sunday at the
house of her brother.in-law, James Manning,
attended the M. E. Church here, in the even
| ing, and during the service was taken with
sort of apoplectic fit. She was carried to Mr..
MS place, and medical aid promptly given
her, but she died at an early hour the next
morning. She was about 55 years of age
Clinton Democrat.
The hat store of Mr.. Geo. w. Hotel, 33
E. State street, Trenton, is wellknown as the
| fashionable store Cor gentlemen who wish to
get the finest aud latest styles, at reasonable
prices Mr.. II. is thoroughly posted in the
business, keeps all the novelties, and sells on
| ly reliable goods. Purchasers may be sure of
getting their moneys worth at this house.
! cine stock of straw hats, summer hats. &C.,
/ now on hand Agent for the celebrated Knox
silk hats-the best 10 the world.
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We call attention to the following -
HDoRs Posi- No. 30, G. A. R., !
DEPARTMENT OF New JERSEY,
4 LAMBERTysLLE.sS MAY 26th, 1879.
4 GENERAL ORDERS NO. 3:
! In accordance with Grand Army Regula-
lions, and General Orders from National and
Department Headquarters, the 30Ih of May
will be observed as Memorial or Decoration
Day, in commemoration of the Union dead
All veteran soldiers, sailors and marines,
resident in Lambertvile and vicinity, are
hereby cordially invited to participate.
The Post, with full ranks, will assemble at
the Armofy AZ p. NJ, to unite with Co. G.,
7th Regt., N. G., tn decorate the graves of our
fallen comrades buried in the church-yards
and cemeteries OF Lambertyillc. Members of
the Post will wear the uniform hat, white