The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1880-08-11

the opportunity to visit Ocean Grove and
Long Branch, at very low rate of fare. The
price Of 81 90 isiso small that almost any one
can afford to take days recreation. A great
deal Of enjoyment can be got out Of an eight
hours visit TO the seaside, aud dip in the
ocean is healthful. Ia addition to- this, the
attractive sights at these famous watering
places are we'll worth the trip. So get ready
for the excursion to the ocean.
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Several members of St. Elmo Comman-
derry, Of this city, willvisit Chicago next week,
on the occasion of the great knights Templar
parade among them, Sir Knights Isaac s.
Roberts, S. F. Martindeli, Saml A. Finger, L.
H. Sergeant, John B. Jones, John Lilly,
Frank G. Burk, H. M. Walrath, and Peter
Young Most of them will accompany Pales-
tine Commandery, of Trenton, which will
start on the trip on Saturday evening. Messrs
P. r. Egan and G. II. skillman. of this city,
will accompany Palestine Commandery as
guests.
REV 2. N. Granger of st. Adams, VT,
and Presiding Elder of the St. Adams Dis
trict, in letter of recent date, says I
win say that my experience with Kendalrs
SPAWN Cure has been very satisfactory in-
deed Three or four years ago procured
bottle of your agent, and with it, cured
horse of the lameness caused by SPAWN
Last season my horse became very lame and
turned him out for a few weeks when he be-
came better but when put him on the road
he grew worse, when discovered that ring
bone was forming. | procured bottle of
Kendall's SPAWN Cure aud with less than a
bottle cured him SO that he is not lame, Meth
er can the bunch be found"
Edgar Smith, sou of VIM, L. Smith of
this city, aged 10 years, met with a very
serious accident yesterday (Tuesday) after
noon. He bad been fishing about two miles
up the river, and in coming home attempted
to get on a coal train. He slipped aud fell
under the car and his left leg was mashed
SO badly that amputation was necessary The
leg was first amputated below the knee, but
it was found that the bone was not sound,
and it became necessary to make second am
putation above the knee. He has also a severe
cut on the thigh and his left thumb was
so much injured that it became necessary to
amputate it. At the time of going to press,
his condition is favorable. ~
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SPECIAL NoTIcE.-The Delaware Valley
Farmers and Mechanics Agricultural Society
offer facilities for match to test the relative
merits of various kinds of plows. The match
to take place on their grounds on Wednesday
afternoon, Sept. Is, 1880. They have appoint
ed judges to witness the trial, and will pre-
sent diplomas to the parties to whom the
judges shall award. Say
WALTER F. HAYHURsT, Sec'y.
SHOULD BE BROKEN UP.-A few young
women make constant practice of visiting
the depot in this city when trains arrive and
gaping at passengers. Their actions are pert
and impudent and they attract the instant
attention of scalawag drummers, and respect
able strangers feel insulted. A gentleman
stated recently that he was told, thirty miles
away from here, that this place had the worst
setof women ofany town nah this section. This
is gross libel on our people, but the conduct
of these girls causes such reports and brings
dscredit upon the community. 1t would
perhaps be good idea for the railroad officers
to inform these female loafsrs that their pres
ence is not wanted. Their parents should
certainly be notified that they are disgracing
themselves.
GRAND ARMY ENcAMrMENT.-Maj c..
A. Angel Post, G. A. r., Of this city, will at
tend the encampment at Bordentowu, next
week. The following Special Order has been
issued by the Post Commander a7g
r,t Headquarters
Maj. Q. A. Angel Post, No. 90, g. A. r.,
81 LARS Hall.
Lambertville, N. j., Aug Q, 1886.
Special Orders No. T. sfn
|. In compliance with General Order No.
o, dated Camden, N. j., July 30, 1880, this
Post will proceed in a body to Camp Bona
parte Park, near Bordentown, N. j., on Mon
day, August is, 1885,
III. Comrades v i'll assemble at Post Head
quarters at 7.30 A. NJ, on above date, in full
uniform, with badges displayed on left breast
Of coat. Those not uniformed will appear in
dark suits. a54e8 fasianNiA
III. Comrades will provide themselves with
blankets : f4&A kiH 3dfia
~. Tents and subsistence will be amply
by the Departnent.@fy5f fisfTs
V. The rate fixed by the Pennsylvania r.
r. Co. for Comrades of this Post for the round
trip is 10 cents. This is the only expense at
tending the encamrment. excepting what is
stated in paragraph III.
vi. Transportation for camp equIpage be-
ing furnished free, it is particularly desired
that Comrades bring their blankets, &C.,
aliprbpefly marked. to Post Headquarters on
Friday evening, August IS, or early Saturday
morning, that they may be forwarded in time
to be of service.
VII. Each Comrade is expected to adhere
to- the discipline Of the encaInpmeut aud to
co operate with the officers i'll making the oc-
casion memorable BY order Of d7
CHAs. A. SLACK,
OFFICIAL; Post Commander.
H, S. KRoEsEN. Adjt.s . sss1
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Stockton, N. j., Aug 8, $780,.
EDIToK OF THE RECORD "A Republican
Campaign Club was organized at this place
IN Saturdav avanfno 18th inst A frar fav,, =