The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1880-04-21
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Lam6ertvilte. NJ. April ~. 1880.

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House for rent, No. IS N. Union street.
from April list. Amos johnson. f18.
House for rent. Inquire of ALEXANDER
S1LvERs, at the Post Office. AL.
Doctor A'Heron, Of Junction, has been
appointed surgeon for the Central Railroad.
Decoration Day win be the next Of the
Holidays 5 s 81 B
"A few shad are being caught at our fish
cries. When the weather gets warmer they
will be more plentiful, perhaps.
MIR. p. w. Shepherd, the newly elected
Freebooter of East Amwell, is suffering from
a severe attack of jaundice.
REV. Mr.. Lanning. of Cherryvilie, has en-
tirely recovered from the serious accident
which befell him couple Of months ago.
AT the depot 10 this city, o patch of
ground has been beautifed by converting Il
iato flower-bed, &c.
Capt, William Eick, many years ago, pro-
prfetor Of the Baptisttown Hotel, died at his
residences near Croton on Saturday last.
The Hunterdon County Medical Society
will meet at Forces Hotel, Pennington, on
Tuesday the 9Th inst.
Ex-senator J. N. Pidcock has about 400
mich cows on his farms, according to the
Bound Brook Chronicle.
WIN. Waters, Esq, has removed with his
family from Anthony, in this county, to En-
poria, Kansas.
Cant, Hiram Hughes has leased the saw
m1kadjoining Lear's grist mill, IN this CITY,
and win run it the present season.
The editor Of THE RECORD is under obli-
CATIONS to S. E. Perry, Esq, for the present
Of very fine Gloucester shad.
-Dr.G H. Larson occupied the pulpit OF
the Baptist Church, this city, on last Sunday
morning. Mr.. James Mullineaux preached
In the evening.
A large lot Of toilet soaps, very cheap,
ust received at Bosenbury's Pharmacy. n.lS.
g. e. Perry, Esq, of this city, has been
assisting in the trial ofan important criminal
suit in the Gloucester Courts. He returned
however on last Saturday evening.
Life is full of sorrows and disappoin'-
ments, but the most sanguine hopes OF all
those who try DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup, are
ALWAYS realized. 1t never disappoints. Price
% cents.
Little York can boast of having one OF
.he oldest inhabitants in the county, Mrs
Case. who has passed her 90 year, and is still
able to do some of her own sewing.
The friends Of Rev. Fred Bloom, of
stockton, presented him with purse contain
inc SIS, few evenings before his departure
for Conference.
The Postmaster General has ordered that
al, persops receiving mail matter under ficti-
tious names shall be identified at the post oihce
before the mail is delivered.
The roth birthday anniversary Of Mrs.
Charity Wyckoff was celebrated by her chill
dren, grand children and great grand chill
dren, on Friday, at Ripgoes.
Farmers look Condition Powders, 20
cents a package, at Bosenbury's Pharmacy.
The Hunterdon Democrat says that an
East Amwell man has sued for divorce from
MS WIG Oh huC BAVhsiN t.f'~S $50
while he is reading the Bible.
hinder a recent act of the, Legislature,
Boards of Health will be established in every
city, town and township throughout the State,
and great precaution win be taken to lessen
all diseases.
The performance of Queen Esther" by
the Orphean Society, on next Wednesday ana
Thursday evenings, will doubtless draw out
good Audiences, as the Society always do well
whatever they undertake.
Our wheat crop in the surrounding coun-
try never looked better, and our farmer
friends consider it a standing rule that when
wheat looks well in April the crop is quite
certain to be good.
John Peters, who removed from Neshanic
to Raritan on April LIST, has lost four children
from diphtberia within the past week. They
were afflicted with the disease when they
moved to Raritan. 6T
5000 Yds. New Spring Calico.
at sc. Yrd. by the yard or piece.
w. F. FINGER & 90.
The store OF Slmpson Cth"oh, a. isiioy-
vile, on Sourland Mountain, on the road from
Worthwhile to Hopewell, was entered by bur
glars on Monday night. A quantity Of -four,
some clothing, and various other articles we're
stolen.
You can save money by buying your
drugs at Bosenbury's Pharmacy. n.ls
w. II. Conover has taken down the old
brick house on his handsome lot on Bridge
Street, and is digging the cellar for large neat
dwelling He expects soon 70 have the build
ing completed.
To PRrNTERs.-For sale, or exchange, an
almost-new Franklin Paper Cutter-the best
pillow machine in the market. Address THE
RECORD Office for price, sc. RI "a
Prospects of fruit, by bud indications,
are excellent. The rather cool even temper
allure of the air has kept the bloom in reserve
to a later date when frost is less liable TO de-