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agitsted At the wedding of an init
mate friend, and. on her way home
with the man whom she was soon to
marry. f II dead from heart disease.
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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-01-11
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ROPEiN RENSi'Y-DR. } u. SIMPSONS
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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-01-11

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Ter bottle. Largest I.tti~ ~ The. uta ri.. liz,
HI WARNER & co.
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ance Of the hl'"d-vessel nv the ,.as-
-ag. "f a built. had the man then
been alive. When the shot was firei
he was already dead"
IT" what. then. d, you attribute
Mr.. Dri>c.,li's DEATH"
IT" p"i-on. A careful examinn-
lion at the organs revealed thu
presence Of a fatal quantity Of pr,,-ic
aciL, which must have entered th-
stomach during lite. as WAS clearly
shown by its inflamed r"ndition
Az suddenly rs belief in Wine,
kendali'- guilt had sprung into being.
n new suspicion flashed OH the minds
of all.
II ia true. then. that Seth DriscoH
with ruin staring him in the face. aud
his wards money 10 account for. hat
|sken his own life. Aud the shot
lnat must have been Inflicted hv
Jonas wenl"ck. on discovering hi,
ncl-'s dead body, and the evi.l-nce al
uicide affard.d. most likely bv the
'hial that conisined the deadly
Taught. He had thus hoped To
'.cure the insurance monev, which
'"uld have been forfeited by death
1T inflicted. True. there was mr.
irect evidence Of all this. hut none
he Jess did every one b-lieve it.
Everything seems cleared IN but :
he tracks and the pistol" said the
'r"ner, when the doctor had Con-
uded.
And these it j. nv place to ex- {
am. Mr.. Kendall having declined ,
d" 80 out IF d-licacr to myself"
terr"pted Kate Duns-ih. ha-'.niny I
rwxrd from where she aud Vuluey /
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1881-03-16

DR.. KENNEDY would have it understood
that, while he is engaged in the introduction
If bis medicine, =" Favorite Remedy lie still
continues the practice Of his profession but
confines himself exclusively to Office practice.
He treats all diseases and performs all the
minor and capital operations of surgery.
Parties living at a distance Except in
Surgical oases). by sending a statement Of
their case can be Treated at home. Address
DIR. ID. KENNEDY,
mo-, ct. Rondout, N. Y.
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NEW HOPE AND BUCKS COUNTY, PA.

The new breast in Neeley's mill dam was
washed out by tho recent freshet.
The mouthly meeting Of the New Hope
Building and Loan Association will be held
this "wednesday evening.
Aaron Kratz, of Plimsteadvie, in this
county, talks of enlarging his already extern
sive carriage manufactory, in the spring.
The mail route between this place and
Doyestown, for the next four years, has been
awarded to J. F. Gibson, of Barboursville,
KY, at 1870, commencing July list, 1881.
The Great Spring Paper Mill, at Iugham S
SpIng, near New Hope, recently leased by
jackson, WEIGH g. jackson, has been refitted,
and is now about ready to start up. Mr..
tical man, and is an excellent paper maker.
The firm purpose to manufacture tissue and
copying papers.
j. Simpson Belts and wife, celebrated th,
the twenty fifth anniversary OF their wedding
at their residence, 10 New Hope, on Monday
evening last. A number Of invitations hac
been sent to their relatives and friends, and
quite large crowd assembled to pay then
their respects. At the same time and place,
reception was rendered T. r. Eastburn and
wife, who were were recently married in
Philadelphia.
IA couple of noisy tramps, (male and fe.
male), broke out all of the window panei
in the front part Of 6imp. Kelley's butcher
shop. in New Hope, on Friday morning last
They got into quarrelwith man and threw
bricks At him which hit the windows instead
of the man. The woman was said to have
had the small pox, and she got angry because
she was told that she had IL.
"A party Of young folks from Lambertvillc
held dance party at Michael Van Harris
hotel, on Friday evening last.
MIR. John Scbermerhorn, in the employ
of Martin johnson, butcher, In New Hope,
had the misfortune to have his thumb very
badly cut while engaged In killing beef, on
Monday Of this week.
Ion Sunday evening last, Rev. Amos
johnson, of the New Hope NJ. e. Church,
preached Ills farewell sermon.
The sermon was an excellent one, and was
listened to By a large audience During his
term of ministry, Mr.. j. has won the friend.
ship of the Whole community, and all are
sorry they have to part with him.
He left here on Monday last, to attend the
Philadelphia Conference.
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EAST AMwELL TOWNSHIP.

EAST AMwELL TOWNSHIP.
Judge of Election-Theodore Y. Craft.
Inspectors of ElectionA-Abm. v. eChamber-
lain. Jacob s. Sutphen.
Town Cierk-Abm Borton.
Assessor-4Ira Munson.
Coliector--Samtiel Dilts.
Chosen Freeholder-- VIM. 8. Young.
Overseer of Professionalism II. Stilwell.
Town Committee--Ira Higgins, J. Dilts
Jr., Richard Shook.
Commissioners of Appeals Robert /. Hunt
John b. Dalrymple, VIM. d. Docherty.
Surveyors Of Highways--Jacob Dilts, Jr,
James 5cudder.
Constable John Pegg.
Pound Eeepers--Wm. Saums, George w.
Cook.
Justice of the Peace--Ira Higgins.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1881-03-16

--Last Friday evening. the closing exercises
Of The Academy Of Science aud Art, took
place at Ringoes. Dr.C. w. LARSON, the Prin-
cipal, delivered an address, the subject being
The BUSINESS 3f Life" The attendance
was large, and The entire exercises interesting.
This school has only select number of pu-
pills, tho must pass an Examination before
entering, but 1t is the more thorough because
of its limited numbers. Catalogues may DO
obtained from the principal.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1881-03-16

The Board of Directors of the Hunterdon
County Agricultural Society met at the hotel
Of Lambert Humphrey, on Tuesday, March
18th, and fixed the time for holding the next
annual Fair on September 81, 2s, 90 next.
The following Officers and Superintendents
were appointed
Chief Of Police--H. M. Wilson.
Eup't Horse Dep't-Simpson s. Stout.
z Cattle Dep't--Martin Wyckoff.
{" Sheep q Swine Dep'tA-L. H. Exton.
Poultry Dep't-John H. Rockafellar.
Grain and Fruit Dep't--Hiram Moore
and Jas. M. Duckworth.
Supt's Machinery Dep't-Jacob Quick and
Charles Wilson.
supt's Ladies' Dep't--M. shurts and Jas.
Il. Kline.
Printing and Music Committee John J.
Clark, F. 8. Holcombe, Joseph Haines and
r.. Il. Comet. .sF
Reception Committee--T. G. Harvard, John
L. Jones and II. @. Beldon.
Sup't Of Grounds David Van Fleet.
Resolutions we're passed reducing stock
holders checks from five to three for each
day, and changing the admission fee from
twenty five to thirty cents for each day
Hunterdon Democrat
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KrNawooD TOWNSHIP.
Judge of Eection--John Kugler.
Inspectors of Election-George e. Dalrym-
pie, Isaac M. Keyser.
Town CIerk--Asher W. Carroll.
Asscssor--tIazard p. Shaw
Collector Runyon w. Bloom.
Constable--Amplius B. Chamberliu.
Chosen eeholder--Jonathan Ham.
Overseer of Poor--Amplius Cbamberin.
Town Committee--Joshua Stout, Wilson
r. Kugler, Joseph Hof
Commissioners Of Appeals Daniel Warnc,
Runyou w. BLOOM, Jacob Kugler.
Surveyors Of the Highways--Simeon P.
Stryker, Elwood Servis.
Justice of the Peace--David Pttenger.
Pound Keepers--John Ham, A. w. Bald
win.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1881-03-16

SUICIDE AT BELvrpERE - BELvIDERE, N.
J., March 10.-William T. Laubach, promo
inent citizen of this place, committed suicide
yesterday In bis place Of business on Water
street. He had been brooding over the I'M
favorable condition Of his money affairs, and
notwithstanding his fathers promise to re-
lieve him In this, he went TO the cellar Of his
store and hanged himself to beam. Mr.
Laubach leaves young wife.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1881-03-16
RARrTAN TOWNSHIP.

RARITAN TOWNSHIP.
Judges Of Election East Raritan, VIM. ]
Poulson West Rartan, Peter p. Fisher.
Inspectors Of ElectioD--East Rsritan, r.
D. Runkle, J. F. s. Smith West Raritan,
James p. Rittenhouse, j w. Britton.
Town Clerk--H. G.. Chamberlin.
Election Clerk, East Raiitan--F. @. Burk.
Assessor--David Durham.
Overseer of Poor--Chas II. Lake.
tsnhohse.
Chosen Freebooter = w ilson j. Leigh.
Town Committee--Wm B. Swallow, Miles
Cunningham, John B. Rockafellow.
Surveyors of the Highways--Abraham Hop
pocl, John Allis, Jr,
Commissioners of Appeals--Jacob Rocka-
fellow, Joseph Housed, Joseph Sergeant.
Pound Keeper--Wm. Kimble.
Justice of the Peace--Henry s. Peterson.
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Robert P Gallagher, of Trenton, an archi-
tect by profession. who designed many public
buildings and improvements In that city,
among which were the steeples. old and new.
OF he Fourth Presbyterian Church, wings at
the State Prison, Assanpink Block, etc.. died
Thursday.
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Rev. Mr.. Williams, late pastor Of the NJ.
,. Church 10 this city, has quite unexpected
" been appointed to Hridgeton. His name
was on the lissa for Burlington until few
minutes before the appointments we're an
ntsuhced.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1881-03-16

Connection is made at Manunka Chunk with Delaware
LackawHnna Western Railroad. AT Lehieh Junction
with Lehieh Valley. Lehgb a susqnehanDa. Morris
Essex, and New Jersey Central Railroads. At Lambert
vile with Pennington Railroad. At Trenton with
trains to and'from New York, Camden. &c.
For further information time tables which can be
FRANK THOMSON L. r. FARMER
General Manager Gen. Pass. Agent.
+. w. JACKSON, (5en'l Sup't, u. r, r. of NJ j. Div.
>. A. ANDERSON. sapt- Beividsrs Dis.
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III yon think Of refurnishing your house,
or Of adding new articles, DO sure to sail at
Titus store, and look at his extensive stock.
He has Everything in the furniture line. 4e
Corysll street.
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LEsr ON EErTRRs REMAINING UNoALIEp
FOR AT THE PosT OFFICE AT LAMBERrvrLLE.
HuNfHRDoH Co., N. j., FOR 80 DAYS, MAR.
~, 1885,
Benjatniii Yickery
Mics Rosa a.. Briliman.
Mrs. Oliver Hunt.
w. r. Johnson.
CLARK PrEhsoN. 2. M.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1881-03-16

IF you wish a perfect Tooth Powder, try
DR.. L. A. Reading's For sale BY druggists
and fancy goods dealers. r. L. johnson,
proprietor. Feb.23-4t
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.-.Rev. w. r. @. Strickland, the newly.
appointed pastor Of the NJ. q. Church iu this
city, win All his pulpit next Sunday morning
and evening.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1881-03-16

The agency for the celebrated D0MES-
TIC SEWING MACHINE is now at Moore's
Book Store, where the machines may be seen,
and bought on accommodating terms.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1881-03-16

pAnuue, INruvr rroN Ar Rrvvrw Apufr
~ 1T .....',s - u. ~
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os.e" : ~ 'ss 80 %, ss ~ ~
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l''au =. mus ".'s :. :. $50 = .s =: :. :
s'e", "','"y ~ :. IT, = 49,. Nv
psoa. !; y, i 4. s'-s .se..,. s..
- 1''a' aaa ! ~ aT.s.,o. !. ''a ~
ny pyp.'a p - $50
80 sep""o 80, = = - -
-, s-@s ~ -
AAo" ~us'so. ~ $3.50: - ~ 90 .as W." 80 =
...s;a,.a ~ nararaar M.c,.,,.n ~ NJ.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1881-03-16

Ladies' Cloaks, Coats. and Dresses, cut
and made to order at short notice, at Mrs. M.
w. Cooley's. d6tf
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WANrkb.--A house. by small family With
no children. Apply at THK REooRD Office.
m.a,-tf.
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e Every description of
Country Produce Taken in
Exchange for Goods.

Also, CASH Paid for Poultry and
other produce in condition for shipping.
Feeling thankful for the liberal pat
ronage given us in the past, we hope
that with renewed efforts upon our part,
and full force Of obIiging and ae-
commodating statesmen, to merit con-
tinuance of our customers, and as many
new ones as may favor rs with call.
G. J.. FISHER Sc CO.,
Cor. Main and Ferry Streets.
LAM5ERTVllLE, N. J,
and Main Street, Stockton, \. ].
January 20, ssa.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1881-03-16

The wife Of DR.. Newell, Jr died at Trenton
last week. She was daughter of the late
John Blake, Of Mt. Holly.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1881-03-16

I'VE have been shown an advance copy Of
the History of Hnnterdon and Somerset
Counties, which has just been issued from the
press of j. b. Lippineott & Co., Phila. It is
large volume of over 800 pages. more than
200 pages in excess of the size proposed by
the publishers. From a hasty glance at the
work we are led to believe that it il book of
great value. A great mass of facts has been
collected respecting the history Of the county
and the short biographical sketches are not
the least interesting feature of the work. The
history of the part the counties took in the
revolution and in the war of the rebellion,
and the roster of the companies and regiments
engaged, is of the greatest value. The por-
traits of prominent men present many familiar
faces and there are also several views of
public buildings, manufacturing establish
ments, etc. We shall refer more fully to the
work at future time
The book will be delivered to subscribers
during next week.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1881-03-16

IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS. SPECIAL IN
DUcHMENrs are offered you by the BuRLrNa-
TON RouTE. It will pay you to read their
advertisement to be found elsewhere in this
issue. March16- 10m
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Hon. F. A. Potts on Wednesday received
a cable dispatch announcing the death of his
son. Henry Brevoort Potts, at Naples, Italy,
the day previous, of Rowan fever. The only
intimation Of the youhg mans illness was
conveyed in dispatch received only a few
hours before that announcing his death. The
same dispatch stated that another sob, Fred
eric A. Potts, Jr., was lying seriously i'll, and
fears are entertained that he may not recover.
Young Harry Potts, aged nineteen, last Sum-
mer went with bis brother, two years older,
to Germany, with a view of taking a three
years. university course. Recently, in order
to escape the rigors Of the Berlin climate,
they went to Italy, and there seem to have
been suddenly overtaken by the disease to
which one has already fallen victim. An
older son of Mr.. Potts sailed on Wednesday
for Italy before the receipt Of the dispatch
announcing Harry's death, in the hope Of
being able to nurse his brother back to health.
The parents Of the young men, both of whom
were full of promise and possessed peculiarly
loveable traits of character are terribly
shaken with grief at their sore affection.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1881-03-16


NJ. M. e. CONFERENCE. Tho Conference,
which began its sessions at Salem, oh We'd
nesday OF last week, adjourned yesterday
We have only room for the appointments
which win be of special interest to readers
in this vicinity either on account of location
or because the persons named have formerly
been pastors here
New Brunswick Districts. Vansant P. E.
Trenton District D. H. Shock, p. E.
Camden District--J. d. Graw, p. e.
Bsidgeton District--C. e. Hill, p. e.
Allentown and Sharun--E. Green.
Burlington, Broad Streets. +. Wheeler,
j. Ashbrook, Sup.
Lambertville and Amwell--W. p. c. Strick.
land.
Mount Holly. S. Heisler.
Titusvile--J. NJ. Magee,
Trenton, Greene STD K. Morris.
Trinity-W Reeves.
Union Ste. II. Tullis.
State St.--S. Van Benschoten.
. Warren St - 20 he supplied.
:. Centrsl--J. X. Westwood. G.. F.
Brown. Sup.
Grentnn. Hamilton Ave--C. F. Garrison.
. llroad ST III. J onover.
siu,ps1n--D Stewart.
Ocean Giove-E II Stokes.
r. sallsrd aeen, State Temperance Al
Ice.
Camden Tnitd ST w. W. Moifett.
. Eighth SITS. K. Post.
Gloucester City-W. Walton.
Mantua-W. w. Christine.
Woodstawn--H. NJ. Brown.
Brdgetor. Central--1. G.. Williams,
Sonier's Pdiiit--Leyi LaIew,
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1881-03-16

FALSE RuMoRs OF SMALL Pox.-Wide-
spread snmors have been rife for several days
past that there was case of small pox In our
city Lock-upi thata tramp bad been taken
sick there with this loashsome disease aud
to still'more intensity this false alarm, sec.
ond rumor was spread that the Secretary of
our Board of health directed the President,
DR.. G.. II. LARSON, to GO at once and attend
the case. Il is true that DR.. L. heard of tue
reports and went forthwith to the lookup
found the door locked and all quiet there
abouts. He sent and procured the key, went
all through the cells and found neither inmate
nor small pox.
Now this is not the first rumor we have
had recently Of small pox in our city and vi
cinity. Some persons have taken peculiar
delight to get up such rumors, and others
join in to spread the false alarm. But as yet
Lambertville and vicinity has been free from
small pox.
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Dur SEDeciaHties:

LEWIS BAKING PONDER, the.
best ever produced. Try it and be
convinced.
CANNED GOODS of every descrip-
20 ton.
FRESH MEATS always on hand.
MINERAL SALT, for Fertilizing
purposes. Farmers, give it a trial
and be convinced of the wonderful
results.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1881-03-16

-A1f you want to get the best sewing ma
chine in the market, try the Light Running
Domestic, for sale by Mrs. M. w. COOLEY
Every machine warranted. Dec. 10.
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beware Of limitations of DR.. L. A. Read
Jugs Tooth Powder. The genuine has the
signature of !. l.. A. Reading, D. D. ST. on
the label. For sale at F. L. J0hhsoii's Drug
Store. Feh.23-4t
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The STATE AProgETMENTs.- There was an
exciting Stir IN the Senate Chamber last Thurs
day when the Governors Private Secretary
entered aud announced message from the
Governor containing sealed nominations. The
expeetant lobbyists crowded the floor of the
chamber, aud word flew from mouth to mouth
that the State appointments had at last been
sent i'd. Preparatory to adiourning for the
week. the Senate went into Executive Session,
when the following nominations were read
For Secretary Of State Henry C. Kelsey,
of Mercer.
For Clerk in Chancery--G George s. Dursee,
of Essex.
For Keeper of the State Prison Patrick H.
Laverty. of Hudson.
For Prosecutors of Courts of Common
Pleas
Huhterdoh County Edward Conkling.
Commissioners of Deeds for Pennsy lyania,
New. York and Louisiana were also nomi-
mated.
All the nominations we're referred to the
Committee on Judiciary.
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Those Allentown Shoes for sale at the
Cottage Hill Store are far superior in quality
of leather and style to any other make. They
VIII give uioft wear ana retain Jnetr shape
better and longer than any shoe that has been
offered for sale in this city. Give them
trial and be convinced that you are getting
your moneys worth. Marchl6st
The township elections took place on
Tuesday of last week. The following are the
officers elected in portion of the townships
of this county:
WEST AMwREh TOWNSHIP.
Clerks. s. Phillips.
Assessors. r. Van Buskirk.
Collector--E. 3. Holcombe.
Freeholder--E. s. Phillips.
Judge of Election-Jobn Latourette, T.
Reed.
ommittee--Lemuel Phillips, John s. |
Drake Charles Wilson.
Surveyors--Joseph II. Wilson, George s |
Holcombe.
Commissioners of Appeal---Aiexander
Matthews, Hiram WILSON, T.. b. Holcombe
Overseer OF Poor aud ConstabIe--John II
Mitchell.
Road money, $1,000.
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The township elections took place on
Tuesday of last week. The following are the
officers elected in portion of the townships
of this county:
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1881-03-16

"A full line of Shoes at the Cottage Hill
Store-new stock March16 8t
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IS. w. Frisbie, of East Toledo, Ohio,
says lit afforded my son relief, and dispelled
all signs of this dread disease, which has
afflicted him since childhood. cheerfully
recvs,nend the "OnIy Lung Pad y to all
Asthmatic sufferers.-See ado. mic. Ct.
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PENNsYLVANfA RAILROAD,

BELNlDERE DIVISION.
on and after october 9Th, 1850.
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