The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-05-21

er nor prices as low as now. TITUS 40 Cor
yell ST.. I
-Baumgartner's store No. II E. State st..
Trenton, is selling lower. than any store il
that city. Test it. I
"A cryspg baby is a bore to the whole
neighborhoosA and the parents should be fore
ed to keep On Bulls Baby Syrup handy
Price % cents. 52ts ssA 1st.4 sass
The Presbyterian Church in this city is
to be improved by the placing of windows il
the rear of the pulpit in the main audience
room, 50 THAT better Ventilation may be had.
The project of pa rchasing iotand build
ing large Odd Fellews' Hall thereon is now
engaging the attention OF the fraternity in
Frenehtown- 4 81 9S##s
Another law Hrm has been established in
Pennington. Hon. A. E. Sanderson has taken
into partnership with him George F. Hanson,
Esq, ayoung attorney q
The Ocean County papers state. that the
expense for services of their eleven freehold
ers for the past six months is Sl0l 30 or So %
each. Quite difference between their bills
and those of our Freeho .ders. .s,..5s ssss
j D.
AT Reaville. on Saturday of week before
last, an old lady named Maria Lanning fell
and fractured the neck Of the thigh bone. II
is not likely that she viii ever be able to walk
again. ssasBss Nss say
Pig stealing has got to be of common zoc.
currence at White House. Two were recent
ly stolen from the pen of Hon. Peter Voor
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sty of Mrs. Van Pelt, and one from r. s.
Swackhamer, Esq.
Ladies' Lasting Slipper, only 45c. Ladies'
lasting Congress Cater, 75c. Ladies' New
port Button and Tie, roc, $l.00 up. Ladies'
Lasting Lace Shoes, 75c., 8sc., $500. Ladies
Lasting Button Shoes, good, only $l.s5.
my. 81. VAN HORN & Bro.
Major G. A. Angel Post, No. 60 G. A. r.,
invite all soldiers and sailors of the late war;
who reside in this city and vicinity, to meet
with them at Post Headquarters, Matthews
Hall, Church street, on Friday Both inst, at
1 O'Clock, P. NJ, to take part in the exercises
of Decoration Day.
On Sunday night week horse and set of
harness were stolen from the stable of David
Lare, of White House Station. The horse
found last Friday evening, along the railroad
track, cut into pieces.
The gentlemen, as we'll as the ladies', re-
quire new and seasorable hats. AT Hotels
store, 33 E. State ST., Trenton, can be found
the largest and best stock of goods to be found
4, .r
straw hats. Also, silk and soft hats in vari-
ETY..
WIN. H. Fulper, Of Flemington, has caus-
ed the arrest of Golden& Brothers, of Eliza
beth, ON charge Of fraud and perjury, in
having concealed property from their creditors
at the time they failed, some two years ago.
The parties gave bail in $1,000.
MIR. S. F. Martindell, of No. 35 N. Union
ST., knows what is. the proper kind Of food for
editors. He sent us piece of cake called
angels Food a day or two since, and af-
ter tasting it, we congratulate the angels.
Everybody, after testing this cake will sing,
!" want to be an Angel
Nathan Warman, of Glen Gardner, was
spading in his brothers garden, one day last
week, when he turned up piece of money,
of French coinage bearing date 1857, making
it over 500 years old An ancient coin indeed
and most probablv a rare one.
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~ Dennis McAuiil, boss OF the gravel train
on the beiv'dere delaware Railroad found
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