The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1880-06-09

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-Dr. g. Il. Larson, of this city, and Capt.
Elisha 4. Holcombe, Of Delaware tsp, start
ed for Chicago last Saturday They were del
egates 70 the National ureenoa ck-Laoor Con-
vene'on' wh' ',n. "ee's sne'e 'o-osy as''
Farmers look Condition Powders, 20
cents package, at Bosenbury's Pharmacy.
"A meeting Of tho Hunterdon County
Teachers Association, will be held in Read
ing Academy, Pennington, ON Saturday, June
IL, at 10 o'clock. All Teachers and friends
of education are requested to be present.
Mr.. e. C. Hin, of Trenton, while at work
at an ice cream freezer on last Monday, had
the end of one of the fingers of his right hand
badly mashed and DIR. Coleman was compelled
to amputate it 1t the first Joint.
-Tha tub race in thu canal At this n,ace
c.....s. ca
sons entered. The first prize. 100 separs)
was won by Nicholas Coombes, the second
$50 segars,. bv VIM. Green. The affair drew
! a large crowd. 1870
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On wednssa.y Inns ,e,h ana .an,,a.,.
throughout the week. Promotion Ia all cases
will depend on the general average of each
pupil in the three examinations.
~ narew stnu faroar ,,v,nc .ha,.
half.mile northwest of F,eminyton died var,
suddenlv ON MONDAY morn;no sho.tiv as,a,
rising he complained of feeling unwel, ana
his wife summoned nbvsic;a,. and wh;,a ho
was feeling the nat;ant,s n,,ss and ;nn,;r;,,.
about the symptoms he leaned back on his
chair aud expired.
Last Sunday morning little son of John
s. Curtis, of Frenchtown, arose in the morn
ing before his parents, and attempted to
kindle Ere. By some means the child's night
clothes took fire, and bis screams brought as
sistance, but not before all his clothing was
burned from his body. His recovery is
doubtful.
One 5av recant,v a. M PLEASANT ~,,,,s
Wholston Snyder's wife had stepped out of
the house and gone to her mother-in-law's.
which is but a few yards distant, some uu-
known person, supposed to be tramp, enter
ed the house and took from Mr.. Snyder's vest
pocket his watch.
Last SatnrNaY n gnectaI c0urt of tha
Quarter Sessions was held at Fleminoton
Henry Armstrong. who was committed IN ;,;,
anne three weeks ago. nv Just;ca srona, eor
burglary, entering and larceny, at the house
of Samuel G. Myres, In fSrenchtown, waived
an Indictment and trial by jury aud plead
guilty to the accusation. He was sentenced
to two years In the State Prison.
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inst ,ers,ved ~ pn.snhnrv,s ph,rm.cv 10
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:. o.as. $500 .'enson' =, ~ annouace
~. S"p $3.50 - snot :" '.',s
this Arm We can certify that patrons will And
goods and prices as advertised. There Is no
",clap-trap about their system Of doing
business. They are reliable and flrst.class
business men.
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hats. a,thooob At first one hat NAV loot 40