The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1880-12-08


IF you want to get the best sewing ma
chine in the market, try the Light Running
Domestic, for sale by Mrs. NJ. w. CooLEY.--
Every machine warranted. Dec 10.
Poor EcoNoMv. is the poorest method
of economy when man refuses to subscribe
to his local paper on the plea that he sub
scribes to one or another of the great metro
politan journals. g He might as WE'LL" says
an exchange, say that be cannot afford bread
because he intends having sponge cake.
/ All the while the local paper isgoing on work
ing for the benefit of the community in which
he resides, and. of course himself with the
rest. without bis support. This is DOT the
sort of usage the publisher has right to ex-
pect, and which belongs to him. We think
the man who win not support his local paper
deserves none whatever in return.
INvEsTIsATIoN.--Every man should be
willing, aud We think should be anxious to
investigate everything which is SO likely to
benefit all mankind as the discovery of Ken
dall's SPAWN Cure, because it is now being
used on human flesh with most remarkable
beneficial results for rheumatism and deep
seated pains, and it has proved by experience
that 1t is equally as good for human flesh as
for any animal. 1t is penetrating and power
full, and yet IL can be used full strength with
perfect safety on child as well as grown
person. For all biemishes on horses it never
has had an equal. Read the advertisement
for Kendall's SPAWN Cure.
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"A meeting of the Temperance League
was held in Lyceum Hall on last Friday even
ing. The attendance was very slim. Vice
President Sproat called the meeting to order,
after which the Chaplain read a portion of
Scripture and DIR. Reed led in prayer. DR..
Hayhurst then, as chairman of a, committee
that had been previously appointed to wait
on the Friendship Social Society in reference
to uniting the two Societies. made report.
The committee would not recommend fusion
as ei,herdesirable or practicable The report
was adopted. A motion was then made to
disband. This was merely to bring the sub
ject up, and spirited discussion followed
Messrs. Lauer, Smith, Barber, Arnett, Reed
and others participating. 1t was finally re-
jected and motion made to change the name
to " Reform Club" The vote resulting in
| tie, the President voted against It. securing
it's defeat. Shortly after. the meeting ad-
jcurned.
Las1 iaesday aignt, ABOUT II O'Clock,
george o. Jchhson irving Ut oergeaut's Mills.
near sefgeantsv'iie' heard an uproar among
p's poui'ry' u"ibg 70 the door ne saw man
moving towards wagon tnat stood IN the
foao' WIN turkey unoer ms arm. me man
was ordered tostop' Instead OF doing which
ne dropped the turkey ana qulckened hrs pace
70 the wagon. Ihereupon Mr.. johnson got
then he and his son mounted their horses and
started in pursuit The wagon was over
taken in the Village of sergeantsvIle. The
pursuing party Justify CRYING Stop thief.ln
had the effect of arousing the inhabitah,s OF
the town, and the turkey dealer finding that
his horse was unable to travel fast enough for
him to escape, left the wagon aud took 10 the
fields when near the residences OF Dir. I s.
Cramer The horse and wagon were taken
care Of by Constable Charles Wilson. who also
has warrant issued by Justice H. p Cullen
for the arrest of the owner, if he eau bsifound.
The wagon contained one turkey aud a lot of
chickens, some of which were Identified by
Mr. johnson as his property. A man driving
this team has been in the neigrborhood sew
eral times since last spring. The horse ia n
bay, and blind. The wagon has a blue body
and yellow running gears, and has az on
cloth ton. ANY person knowing the name of
a man who walks with crutch. and Is aged
about so years. who has been seen driving
this turn. out. will confer favor .bv not;fvino
constah,a char,ss Wilson sarnoan,sn,,,a ~
= '''o.' 70 go nv =
J.---<f~"'eraon Deaaocvas.
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SHOCKING SUICIDE TN TRENTON. Shortly
before five O'clock on Saturday afternoon
shocking tragedy was enacted in Aberla,s
Ao,a, 4, N.,.,h VICE., s,.e.
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