The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1880-04-28

w e.ac oASei euS oVth &asAuS VH 6ufuay--a
least the law in this State fixes the day follow
Ing as q legal holiday when the holiday fan,
on Sunday.
"A complete assortment of Lundborg'
Extracts, Cartons and Colgate's Toilet Wat
ers, and other perfumes at Central Drug
Store, Al N. Union st. j. rs.
The Holland mining company have open.
ed a new shaft ON the Hager tract, with good
success finding the ore only few feet below
the surface. A few days ago they raised
twenty TONS from the new shaft alone. The
company are also digging tunnel TO strike
shaft No. Q, which is now over one hundred
and thirty feet in length.
Mr.. Alfred Terriberry. son of Nathan
Terriberry, Esq, of Junction, died on Monday
morning, of typhoid fever, after short but
severe aud painful illness. Mr.. r. was stu
dent Of Princeton College, and was just COM
plotting hissecond term, and during examina-
tion he became so i'll that his teachers advised
him to go home. lie was about 90 years old !;
enjoyed excellent health usually. sustained a
high character and was fine scholar. The
brightest possible prospects in life seemed be-
fore him - Clinton Democrat.
III you wish reliable seeds, call at Bosen-
bury's Pharmacy and get Thorburn's, where
they are for sale only in Lambertville. AIS.
The late session of the Legislature of this
State fixed the salary of freeholders at SO per
day. without further allowance of any kind
This we consider niggardly. Freeholders
should be paid fair sum tor their services,
and two dollars per day is not fair sum. 1t
often costs twice this for carriage hire alone,
without allowance for dinner. In one case
recently, it cost one of our freeholders seven
dollars to attend meeting in the upper part
of the county. To expect men to attend to
public business at loss to themselves, is un-
just and uncalled for. The people do not
want to be robbed by the freeholders, neither
do they want to rob them,
"A strange accident, says the BrcncAtown
Star, occurred to runaway horse last Satur-
day afternoon. AS Mr.. Richard Heath,
who lives about three miles south of this
place, was coming to town, his horse started
to run away. The front axle caught against
tree near the Cemetery Bridge, and he
broke loose from the wagon aud ran up Gem
etery street. Mr.. Israel Curtis horse and
wagon stood near Readings store, nearly in
the opposite direction, and the runaway horse
ran against one shaft, which entered his neck
about foot in depth. He reared up, and
then fell down and died. 1t was said by a
butcher that the point of the shaft struck the
right veins Of the neck and caused instant
death. With the exception of splitting the
end Of the shaft, Mr.. Curtis horse and wagon
were not in the least injured.
--Warren's Honey Of Juniper, Tar and
Lungwort. for coughs, colds, &c. Gives i'm
mediate relief. Price % cts. For sale at Gen.
trail Drug Store, Al N. Union st. j.. 20.
So. &C.,
The following persons were charged I'M
der indictments at our County Court, last
week, all of them pleading not guilty:
Cornelius HAM Malicious Mischief.
Ensign Decator-Assault and Battery.
George STANDARDIZATION Mischief.
Reuben WerC-Assault and Battery.
Benjamin Sewers Assault and Battery.
Ernest CouK-assauIt and Battery.
Charles Croy and Joseph Ii. Wyckof-
Larceny.
William Riley--Larceny.
Jonas Observation-Disclosures
Elmer e. Beatty and William H. Beatty
Malicious Mischief.
Ann Ennis--Fornicaton
lydia Osborne ornication.
The trial of the indictments began yester
day Tuesday.
RINGoEs MOTIFS. The regular meeting of
the Ringoes Total Abstinence Society will be
held in the Presbyterian Church in this place,
op Friday evening at 7.30.
The exercises will consist of REGULATIONS,
Readings, Dialogues, &C., with singing by the
" Ringoes Quintet" All are invited. Adj
mission free.
On Sabbath evening union service was
held in the Baptist Chapel to listen to SER
mon by the pastor on the subject of temper
ance, good representation from our three
churches in this vicinity, showed that our
citizens are ready to be instructed ON this
subject. II.
TEMrERANeE.--The Wednesday evening
union prayer meetings 10 the r. s. S. rooms
are very interesting and largely attended.
Nearly Que hundred were present last week.
Rev. Geo. Fl. Larson conducted the meeting.
Rev. w. d. Roberts win take charge Of the
meeting this "Wednesday evening.
There will be meeting of the Band Of
Promise in Lyceum Hall, on Saturday after
noon next, at four o'clock sharp. All are in
vited to attend. Tie young folks are espec-
tally desired to be present. slN
At four o'clock next Sunday afternoon
there will be Gospel Temperance meeting
in Lyceum Han. Rev. A. johnson, Of New
Hope, will conduct the meeting. Bring youl