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Daily Republican., 1880-12-24

CTOLEN.-O ON WEDNESDAY LvEN.
- ing three geese were stolen rom stable
belonging TO Mrs. Mary Lynn. corner OF
Eleventh and Head stre"ts, n suitable 10
ward will be paid for their return. MtH
Daily Republican., 1880-12-24

A GOOSE TO BE GIVEN AWAY On
"A pool on Christmas eve nj the New
YORK Pool PaIlor and Cigsr Store, b. u. cor.
OF Third and French streets. Also sac cue
TO the man that puts In the most balls on the
burst. LEWIS y. RIGHTER, Manager.
lANN
Daily Republican., 1880-12-24

uyANTEp.-AG GIRL FOR GENERAL.
w housewO'k. Apply coo West ninth
street. ls24-n
Daily Republican., 1880-12-24

Having laid In
ii & large
stook OF PIANOS
and ORGANS
for the Holidays,
1 have this day
reduced pfices on
all our instru.
Bents 10 a very
low figure for
cash 10 close them
out. 4 shall offer
bargains. Come
and sec before
you buy. PAN.
COAST ALLEN,
Masonic Temple,
| SIC Market ST,
Wilm gtOD,
| Del. 1875 81
Daily Republican., 1880-12-24

The children OF Riddles ~
have . Christmas snset'S"
morrow evening.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-24
OHERlfk's SALE
LAFAYETTE HOTEL

y
BY virtue of a writ of LeyAh Fasias 70 MT
directed viii be exposed 10 Public sale, 1t
the
LAFAYETTE Hotel,
NipEh and Shipley streets, Kept BY Isaac g.
Pyls, in the city Of Wilm ingtSn, New Castle
County, Del
ON SATURDAY, JANUARY SIN, 1881,
At two o'clock, p. IN.
The following desert bod Real Fstate VIZ
All that certain lot or piece Of land @i,ll =
two story brick house ana one story br,cI
back building thereon VI eGted, Situate In the
city Of Wilmington, bounded and described
As iCll1Ws, to vii
beginning ut point on the soptherly side
OF Ores ru street al the fistR 90 o. 10 teet z
inches lT IN the inLsTteCtlUu OF the said sid
oil Chestnut ttrest. and the oabtery side Of
Jackson street, thence south erly and parable
with IacksOR sire ct and through the made
Of the division wall between this house and
the house ssdJOinIng On tho west about s. ieel
10 . take thence sasterly and parallel u
Chestnut street l6 iest and inches 10 q
stake, thence nUrtherIy and parallel with
JACKSON street and through the middle n
! the division wall between THIS house ind the
| house adjoining on the east. aDOU, o. ieet Ia
the Aforesaid sOutherly side Of Chestaut
street, ana thence thereby westerly 10 ieet
inches TO the place OF beginning, be he con
| tents Il eTeOi what they may.
| Seized and taken IN eEeoutiO on a. the prop
eIty OF Howard Simpson, herteagor, and
John Tanning, and Mary his vile, t. rs, ant
10 be sold by
| PHILIP X. CLARK, Sheriff
Sher,1's ON &c. New Castle, Dec. IS, 1850
| l22l
Daily Republican., 1880-12-24
nxw ADvnnxIsnnEurs.
DUBLC SALH.

Sixth street, on
THURSDAY, DEoKMBER %,
at $50 O'Clock, q. N,
Hou sehold and kitchsn Furniture, Wis
One ane parlor suite, marble top table,
fne orusn, good parl0r oafpot aid other oar
pot, mating, mirrors, wind0w shades, stail
reas, room stove, bedsteads, bureaus, chairs
china and glass ware, walnut sxtshsios
table and other tables.
KITcHAA UTHNsILsS--Oook stove apd AZ
lures, tabs, tin ware and many articles nOi
mentioned. And the house tsr rent
GEO. II. RoBINErTk.
THOS, m. O0LE. Auotieneer. A.T!SS
Daily Republican., 1880-12-24

NO N. MARKET srREEr.

Have large assortment Of Knives, FORKS;
Ivory, Hard Rubber, Rosewood and all styles
OF Pocket Knives, Sleigh Bells and Skates
~ reduced prices. YEAH
Daily Republican., 1880-12-24

BY virtue 81 q writ Of LeyAh Fasias 20 MT
directed viii be exposed TO Public sale, 1t
Daily Republican., 1880-12-24

HULL - "A I u L + i -
THE BEE HIVE.
We mention iew lsading articles only:
loLoAKs. DoLMANs AND CIRCULARS
Made In the best mAnnsr nom elegant ma
terials In Vie most artistic styla
BLANKETS,
SLASAErS' BLANKETS, b'-ANAh''
A full line at old prices.
TABLE LINENS, TOWELS, 6oUN.
TERPANES, NAPKINS, DOY.
LIES, &C.
In quality and price to suit any house.
keeper In the city.
HOSIERY. UNDERwEAR
ANDCAlDluAN JACKETS.
In this department will be iound many de-
sirabie bargainP. worthy Of your 90 leeiai at
tention-
KID, Isle THRFAD AND BERLIN
GLOVES,
ComuYisIng all the desirable ooiors and
shades ut popular prices. including the oole
brated r. SfER KID GLOVE, which 10
growing IN favor daily, and is destined 70 be
the most popular olive in the country.
SILK AND LINEN HANDKERCHIEFs,
For 1 adtss Gentlemen and Children, In
an unsurpsssaDle assortment Of qualities,
styles and prices.
KNIT GoODS, KNIT aooDS,
Pr Ladies' and UhiGdren in now and hand
some designs.
ooRsErS. o0RsETS,
DOR, ETr, OORSETS,
OORSErS, CONSISTS.
OORSETS.
Our assOr .ment comprises Euch variety Of
spiend d fitting. cll-inade and stylish cor.
sets at so reasonable prices that We cannot
iail 70 suit any lady and at her own price.
Our assortment Of
fRINGB b, aIMYS 4 PASSIMEN TkRIE
TRIMMINGS,
Daily Republican., 1880-12-24

Nipth and Shipley streets, Kept BY Isaac g.
Pyle, in the city Of Wtlm ingtSn, New Castle
County, Del
!. . tII.L La NIL u ~
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1880-06-02
THE RED MASK.
4 Mocking Demon Stalking Abroad. A
Danger from ii aported By SkI!fug
Physician.


There are, Cor many reasons, few diseases
more to be dreaded than Erysipelas, and it
has, not naptly, been termed " st. Anthonys
Fire." There is no disease which SO COM
pletely deforms and disfigures the visage of
the patient and it may fairly be compared to
red mask thrown by hooking demon over
the human face 1t is almost as dangerous
as it is repulsive. Arising from variety of
causes, running its course with paint often
ends suddenly in death. The old treatment
consisted of blood-letting and the use of
strong drastic purgatiyes. The substance of
the enlightened modern treatment is all con-
tanned in Dir. Kennedy's " Favorite Remedy"
Use this, aud You have taken the essential
total of all the best physicians in the land
could prescribe for Erysipelas. A case in
point. Mr.. S. B. Carpenter, of Grandville
NJ Y, writes that he had for some time been
afflicted with this disease in both legs, and
has regained his health by the sole use of
" Favorite Remedy" Other cases might be
cited, did space permit. "Favorite Remedy
is also sure in its action in all other diseases
of the blood. Ask your druggist for It, or
address the proprietor, DIR. David Kennedy,
Rondout New York, m.l2,-4w
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part Of last week, on the Greed Farm, below
New Hope.
J. r. Smith gave very interesting report
to Unity Lodge, of his recent visit to the
Grand Lodge.
Several ofour people attended the reunion
Of the 104th Regt,, at Doylestown, on We'd
pesday. Many prominent men were in at.
tendance, from various places, and all things
combined to make the affair pleasing one
215 of the old veterans were In line.
Messrs. W F. Herr and Warren A. Greene.
of Lambertyille. delivered addresses that
pleased our people, in the New Hope NJ. =.
Church, on Sunday evening. Their subject
was Sunday School Interests
Pleasure boating is now favorite pastime
ON the river.
Rev. w. ID. Roberts is announced to preach
in the New Hope NJ. E. Church. on next Sun
day evening Rev. A. johnson expects
to be absent from home on Sunday.
Many New Hopers were observers of the
ceremonies of Decoration Day, in Lambert
Vile, on Monday.
Hiram Ely, of this place, is now residing in
Paterson, N. j., having secured position
there.
Mrs. Moses Wilson, of this place, died quite
suddenly on Monday afternoon. She had been
unwell for some time.
Contractor Arnett began work on the audi
torium of the M. E. Church, this place, on
Tuesday.
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The Supervisor of the Census for this
District, few days ago made the following
appointments of Enumefators for this county
Geo. M. Holcombe, Jr., A. A. Holcombe,
Levi Holcombe, DIR. ]. Hayhurst John E.
Kiroy, Samuel E. Perry, IL. G. Hunt, John
IL. Clark, VIM. E. Purcell, Peter d. Rocka-
Teller, John V. Berkaw, Farley f. Holcombe,
VIM. ID. Bloom, Jos. P. Lake, A. G. Ureve-
ling, w. d l.. Robbins, James S. Clark, d.
N. Sanders, Jas. Dilts, John r. Apgar, g.
A. Robertson, Oliver Van Billiard, Thos.
Banghart, John b. r. Clark, Wholston Stock
ton.
Since the list was announced r. B. Max
well has been appointed for South Delaware,
in place of A. A. Holcombe.
John E. Kilroy is appointed for the First
Ward of Lambertville Samuel E. Perry for
the Second Ward and Henry Z. Hunt for the
Third Ward. All are capable men, and will,
no doubt, do their work efficiently.
Farley f. Holcombe is the enumerator for
West Amwel Geo. M. Holcombe, Jr., of
this city, for North Delaware, and DR.. j
Hayhurst, of this city, for Kingwood tsp.
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FASTEST TIME, 2-11.--No horse has ever
made fast enough time but what it viii be H.
able to be beaten sometime. for Kendalfs
SPAWN Cnre is sure to timber up the Joints
aud leave thousands of spawned horses as
sound as colt. and it has been used with
such remarkable results for every kind of
blen.ish or ameness ON beast man. that ev-
cry person owning horse with stiff joints or
any blemish, should use it. Read advertise
ments for Kendalrs SPAWN Cure
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-. Boozer's Cadets" the company of
lads, (ranging from 10 to 16 years of age)
which was organized in this city some time
since, made public parade, for the first time,
on Monday last, appearing in their new uni
forms, blue caps and coats and red pants
They numbered forty, and greatly delighted
the spectators by the novel sight. They
marched and drilled well. The company car
ried handsome flag, presented to them by
Mr.. j. Fenimore Boozer. The presentation
of the flag was made on Saturday evening
last, at the armory of Co. G. G. A. Skillman,
Esq, presented the flag aud Lieut.. G. FL. w.
vansciyer received it ON behalf of the CONF
pany.
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Tuesday evening Of last week. We'll
lington B. Hoffman, colored youth of about
10 years Of age, for more than year past
employed at Mark Devlin's Hotel, In High
Bridge, was drowned 10 Taylor's Mill Pond,
while bathing. It appears that the lad could
not swim, and it being after dark he made a
fatal misstep and got into deep bole. A COM
panion gave the alarm. and assistance
promptly came, but several hours elapsed
before his lifeless body was found. Welling-
ton was son of Augustus Hoffman, of Clin-
ton, and brother of Ellis Hoffman, of Hum
phrey's Hotel, Pennington. He is said to
have been well behaved and popular young
colorcd man - snterdon Democrat.
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The Hunterdon Democrat says: "Joseph
Bond, a young farmer living on Buchanan
HILL near Trout's old Tavern in Delaware
township, committed suicide by hanging him
self in his barn last Friday afternoon. Mr..
Bond had been in poor health for some time
past, and became Respondent. The drought
had killed many young trees of peach or
chard be had set out this Spring, and it was
noticed that this was regarded by him as a
great misfortune. BY brooding over his
troubles his mind evidently became deranged,
aud hence the act of ending his life. He was
a son-in-law of Joseph Hampton, of Copper
Hill and was aged about 80 years. His faith
er lives in Ringoes. He was a highly respect
ed young man and his horrible taking off is
widely regretted"
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The men at several of the mines about Do
yer struck against a reduction of wages from
50 to $3.50 per day, but as they had the all
tentative of that or nothing, they have gener-
ally resumed work.
new enterprise at Boonton will manufac-
ture about thirteen tons of paper and paste
board per week, and start with about It's
hands. From 60 to 20 men are now engaged
on the building
1t has been determined upon by the Pro.
testant Episcopal Church of the Diocese of
New Jersey,to make an effort to clear all the
churches of the Diocese of debt by May, '83,
that being the centennial year of the Episco-
pacy of New Jersey.
-Warren's Honey OF Juniper, Tar and
Lungwort, for coughs, colds, sc. Gives i'm
mediate relief. Price % cts. For sale at Cen
trail Drug Store, Al N. Union st. jas.
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List OF LETTERS REMAINING UNcALLED
FOR AT THE Posr t)FFIcE AT LAMBERTvILLE,
HuNTERDoN Co., N. j., FOR 80 DAYS, MAY
20, 1885,
Mrs. Hannah M. Britain.
William Weather
Mrs. Joseph Williamson.
Mrs. Patrick Qaain.
Mrs. Susanah Hason.
CLARK PIERsoN, P. M.
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ANOTHER SUICIDE .--0a 's-s Friday even
ing, Alfred Ellis, formerly resident Of Lam
bertyille, but more recently Of Trenton
committed suicide at the residence Of his
father, in that city, by taking some narcotic
poison. lie was for some years cost'actor
Oh the Belvidere Division, and MS well
known all along the road.
It seems that on Friday night be took the
fatal dose and retired at about ten o'clock.
Next morning about six o'clock be was called
to breakfast, but there being no response, his
room was entered when he was discovered in
an unconscious condition. lie was both lvid
aud blue about the face, his pupils were con-
tracted, the pulse beat at 800 and he was
breathing heavily. Medical aid was at once
summoned, and Drs. Woolverton, Durham
and Phillips, were soon in attendance. All
their skill and science, however, were of no
avail, as the unfortunate man so poisoned
himself that nothing could be done to save
him from fatal end He died between two
and three o clock in the afternoon. He was
about S5 years old.
He lived uphappily with his first wife, and
separated from her. He married second
wife, who supposed he was legally divorced
This it is said, was not the case, and lately
there had been disagreement between them
which led TO their separation, and it is said
that her mother threatened to have him ar
rested for bigamy. This family difficulty it
is surmised preyed on his mind so much that
he determined on self-destruction.
The following is copy of letter which
was found in his house and supposed to have
been written by him which may throw some
light on the unfortunate affair =
May 2s, 80.
Dear, Dear Mary.
| walked by the West End. Thought and
tried to see you but dare not come in. have
looked all over for house and cannot find
one and, Mary dear, person told me to-day
your mother is going to have me arrested
am worried so | cannot live. Twill take pei
son tonight, All, Mary, die for the love !
have for you. l have one thing TO ask of you
please be good to little Willie, and never mar
ry or have anything to do with any man.
Please forgive me- aud never for
get me. Good-b by. God bless you.
Yours only,
AL.
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CREAMERY. The creamery at Buchanan
vile is now almost completed, and the ma
chiuery will be in position and business
commenced in about two weeks.
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THE PouLTERERs' FRIEND.-Dr. II. ID.
Bosenbury's Cholera Mixture, for fowls af-
fected with cholera, roup fever, &c. For
young chickens and turkeys affected with
gaps. Positive cure. Prepared at Bosen
bury's Pharmacy, Lambertville, N. J. my.s1.
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For cleansing the teeth. hardening the
gums, and imparting Acknowledgements to
the breath, use Teaberry Tooth Powder
Price 25c. For sale at Central Drug Store, Al
N. Union st. i. %.
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u. s. JuRY.-Four Bucks CONTAINS were
drawn for the United States Jury in Philadel-
phia, the present term Of court, commencing
May nth, as follows George Atkinson, of
Wrightstown Daniel Gotwals, of Plum
stead Thos. w. Trego, of Doylestown, and
Watson Kenderdine, of Solebury. The first
two named are on the Grand Jury, and have
been relieved until June 7tb, when they will
again report for duty.
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"A full line of Family Dye Colors, com
prising Star Dyes, Leamon's Aniline Dyes,
Howe & Stevens Family Dyes, Handy Pack
age Dyes, &c, at Central Drug Store, Al N.
Union st. j. %.
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DIR. Birdsall's Tonic Worm Syrup
pleasant to the taste (; unfailng in operation
Price 25c. For sale at Central Drug Store
Al N. Union st. j. 2o.
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"srRIKE. The men employed by Tbos
Corners, limeburner at Centre Bridge, recent
ly struck for an increase of wages, we learn.
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FIRE -on Monday, the contents of the
chimney in John Colton's house, in New
Hope, caught fire and for while greatly en-
dangered the building.
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POULTRY Charles Beaumont, of Solebury,
expects to raise this season 1900 head of
poultry. So far he has over 200 young chick
ems, 1850 turkeys, 200 ducks and 100 goslings,
with large number of eggs yet unmatched.
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LEcTuRE.-0ne evening recently, Gen. w.
w. IL. Davis, of Doylestown, lectured in As
ISOLATION Hall, Pbila. Subject =" What |
saw abroad with satchel and ulster"
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monthly MErr1Ne.-Th regular monthly
meeting Of the Eagle Fire Co., of New Hope,
was held last Tuesday evening
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Fresh seeds, large variety, cheap-Land-
reth's, at Shamala's Bridge St. Drag Store.
m.31, If.
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Buy your seeds at shamalia's Bridge st.
Drug Store. m.31, If,
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PLEASURE VISTA party of young people
from Lambertvile visited Cntalossa, recently,
spending the day there, and returning through
the shower in the evening.
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Ladies' Cloaks, Coats, and Dresses, cut
and made to order at short notice, at Mrs. M
w. Cooleys. d6.tf
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Our drug stores are now supplied with
Malt Bitters,' the new Food Medicine
which has done SO much good and comes to
us SO highly recommended. Try it. 1t may
save you heavy doctors bills. m. 5, 4w.
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the Beaumont Deer Park, has ceased opera
Mons, we learn
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DIR. L. A. Readings Tooth Powder, for
sale only at Bosenbury' Pharmacy, Al Church
street. f1S.
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REUNION The Solebury schools will hold
their annual reunion at the Deer Park on
June 10th.
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Van Horn will sell you genuine 46-bone
Corset for 90 cts. aprtf.9,-
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Canary Seeds, 5 pounds for So cts, at
Bosenbury's Pharmacy. n.12.
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RoBBERY.-A lot of leather was recently
stolen from Gilbert's tannery, at Greenville
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Powdered Sage and all other herbs kept
constantly on hand, at Bosenbury's Pharm-
acy. n. IL.
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PUTRID SORE THRoAT.-Two horses be-
longing to Stephen Belts. of Solebury, are
reported to be very sick with putrid sore
throat.
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You can save money by buying your
drugs at Bosenbury's Pharmacy. n.12.
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"A full line of plain and fancy stationery,
at Central Drug Store, al N. Union st. ]. %
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-Mueilage cents bottle at Bosenbury' IS
Pharmacy mig.
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--Camphor Milk cures Headache and Neu.
ralgia Camphor Milk cures Rheumatism
and Lame Back. Camphor Milk cures Cuts,
Bruises and Burns. Camphor Milk costs 25
cents S bottles 81. Sold by Job Wolverton,
New Hope, and at the Cottage Hill Store,
LambertyiIle. my. H. ~.
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Owing to the iuclemency of the weather
on Sunday afternoon, the audience at the
temperance meeting held in Lyceum Hall,
was not large. 1t had been showery all day,
and at four o'clock it was raining quite hard
The meeting was opened with singing led by
Mr.. Wildwood Carroll, after which the chap
lain read the 10th Psalm. Mr.. A. G. Barber
then led in an earnest prayer invoking Divine
blessing on the temperance cause. Rev. A.
johnson, of New Hope, was then introduced,
and addressed the meeting at length. He be-
gan by stating he had no new facts to present
he would only present some old ones, and if
he could make such an impression as would
stir the people to more earnest action he
would be satisfied. He then dwelt on the
great evil of intemperance and advocated
some means for its suppression. After the
speaker had finished his remarks and resumed
his seat, Mr.. Lauer, the Chairman, came to
the front of the stage and requested Rev. H.
G.. Williams to come forward and make some
remarks. Mr.. Williams complied, stating,
however, that he had not expected to be call
ed on to speak when he came, and did not
want to spoil anything that had been said
To which Mr. johnson replied that he could
not spoil his speech there was not enough in
it. Mr.. Williams then gave notice that on
the last Sunday in this month, the Rev. Mr.
Ballard, of the State Temperance Alliance
would be in Lambertville. He will hold meet
ings in the Presbyterian, Baptist and Metho-
dist churches during the day. This gentleman
is the agent of the State Alliance, and his
object is to create a sentiment among the
churches of the state in favor of local option
law. After singing, Rev. Mr.. Mick pronounced
the benediction and the meeting adjourned.
The ladies' of the Baptist Church will
hold Strawberry Festival about the middle
of this month. The exact date has not yet
been fixed.
Last Monday evening, two young men
got into dispute along Union street, and one
cut the other with knife, leaving ugly
wounds in the face and neck. The fellow was
arrested and was fined $780, Rather cheap
for such an act.
For some time on Monday evening, a free
fight was progressing along Main street, be-
tween Church and York, in which clubs,
knock downs and profanity were miscellan.
eously mixed up. Nobody arrested. What
is the use of police We learn that the
trouble began by an nnwarranted attack upon
young Irishman.
AN elegant assortment of Fancy Tuscans,
Leghorn and Fine Chip Hats, trimmed and
untrimmed, Flowers. Feathers, Silks, Sat-
ms, Ribbons, Laces, Fringes, Parasols, &c.
JIG. MANNING,
10 Warren ST.,
May se,-st. Trenton. Nj.
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He was buried in Mount Hope Cemetery,
in this city, Yesterday (Tuesdayl afternoon.
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BoRoueH ITEMS IN BRIEF. Hon. Hiram
Scarborough fell and famed himself, consid-
erably, a few days ago.
Our School Trustees held the last regular
meeting of the old Board, on Friday evening.
The new Board win soon be organized.
E. Schanck, a colored man who has been
sick for some time, was taken to the Poor
House, on Wednesday last.
Strawberries were picked during the early