The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1880-01-14
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Lamsoersvsue. N. j., JaA IA. 1850.
al r. Moore has solid his farm near Ba

will preach at Lyceum Hall, this city, on Mon
day etehihg, Jah Goth, at a o'clock.
-F6t Rent, the house on Bridge street, now
occupied by Rev. G. H. Thomas. Inquire of
Jos: r. Vert or Clark Pierson. ct.
The fair held in st. Johns (R. c.
Church. and which closed last week, realized
to the " interested ones " the sum of $ll40.
The Rev. VIM. A. Smith, ofStroudsburg,
Pa, win preach In the Baptist Church on
next Sunday morning and evening.
The nisthbers and friends of the NJ. E.
Church, of Frenchtown, made their pastor.
Rev. J. H. Runyon, New Years present of
about $107.
As a result of the extra meetings just
closed at the Sergeantsville NJ. E. Church,
sin persons have united with the church on
probation.
Don't forget the large sale of valuable
Real estate by the Mutual Building and Loan
Association, ON next Saturday. For particu-
lars see adv.
For stylish and fashionable hat, go to
Hotels store, 33 E. State ST., Trenton. His
American Conformation fits silk hats to the
head perfectly so that they may be worn with
perfect ease. :
Van Horn will sell you genuine 46-bone
Corset for so cts. apr.9,-tf
j. w. Dilts, of Stockton, will sell the
stock of his livery stable--horse. buggies,
Jan. 24th,
=faftners look | Condition Powders. 20
cents package, at Bosenbury's Pharmacy
William w. Hedges, an old resident of
Frcnchtowa, died at Kingston few days ago.
He was at one time postmaster of the Dor
ough.
IS. &. Perry, Esd, who had been absent
from the city for SOME weeks engaged in
Some law cases in the Gloucester Co. Courts,
has returned home.
Any person who wants hodse the rom-
ing year at a low rent, in central location,
should apply at once at the Post Office.
Owen Ennis, an employees Of tho Rubber
Mill, this city, was badly scalded while work.
ing about steatk boiler, on Monday morning
last. The injuries sustained are fortunately
not of dangerous natdte.
Tho water, whiciis was draMH from the
Feeder of the Delaware and Raritan Canal
last week, will remain odt for some four
or five weeks, while repairs are tnade TO the
bridges, banks, So.
You can save fiduey by buying your
drugs at Bosenbury's PHARMACY. i.lS.
sroHE WANrED-Must be located on bus
mess street and not too small. Give location,
terms and when to be had. Immediate pos
session preferred. Address Bnsiness,"
RECORD Office.
We recently stated that Emley Hyde had
removed tn ulen Gardner to run a temperance
hotel. That was SO. But Emley did not like
the prospect and moved back to Frenchtown
the SAME week.
Rev. P. A. Studdiford, D. D., of the
Presbyterian Church, addressed the Young
Peoples Working Association of the Baptist
Church, on last Monday evening. The ad-
dress was excellent and timely.
-EDr. M. D. Knight and jacob Hartpcnce
are nov developing some magnetic iron ore IN
Holland township, near the Durham Furnace,
which Philadelphia assayist declares is the
most valuable ever produced from this State
Ladies' Cloaks, Coats, and Dresses, cut
and made to order at short notice, at Mrs. M.
w Coolev,s. d6'tf
The Frenchtown Independent publishes
an article on "Teacher's Institutes" which
it credits to the Bristol 05soroer, and remarks
that " it will apply with equal force to New
Jersey" Undoubtedly, as when it originally
appeared in The RECORD. It applied solely to
this State.
Asher Smith. of Bethlehem, was severely
injured by his horse one day last week. He
walked into the horses stall with measure
of feed when the vicious brute turned upon
him and bit him in the face, and lifted him
into the mauger. Mr.. Smith was rendered in
sensible from his injuries for time.
just received new line of Wright's Ex-
tracts !; very cheap. at Bosenbury's Pharma-
cy. d. IL,
An effort will be made at the coming SEES
sion of the Legislature to repeal the law
which requires Justices Of the Peace to issue
warrants without compensation until an in
.dictmeut is found. 1t is claimed that fewer
complaints would be made were parties obi; /.
ed to pay for the warrants.
The congregation and friends Of Rev. G.
F. Love- of the Croton Baptist Church, will
make him a Donation Visit, at the Parsonage,
ON the afternoon and evening of Wednesday,
Jan. 21st. A cordial invitation is extended
no all.
The Eagle Concert Preferred TO elsewhsts)
will be of unusual excellence. The McGibeny
Family have been secured for the two even.
ings, aud they attract audiences of hundreds
and misunderstanding to size of town or
city-wherever they perform. At the Drug
Store of s. W. Cechraa & Co. may be seen a
diagram of hali. and reserved seat tickets
IS cents each Geaeral admission, 25 cts
David w. Wilson, Of this city, is bound
to be ahead of Johnny Stockton, Of Fleming
ton, in the oyster trade We reported last