The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1881-06-15

Misses lasting CATERS only go cts. al
Louden s. Smiths. je.S,2t.
lit is estimated that about 800 RATS
The Spring was very favorable for the lum-
bermen.
After the first of July, the mail win be
carried three times week from Kingwood to
Sergeautsville, by way of Locktown, on Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays.
The strawberry festival at Lyceum Hall,
last week, for the benefit of the Methodist
Sunday School of this city, resulted in net
profit of about 800.
The Stockton Spoke Mill is now doing a
good business. It is conducted by the Kugler
Brpthers of Frenchtown, and employment is
given to anunber of hands.
w. f. Herr, Esq, of this city, passed a
creditable examination before the Supreme
Court at Trenton. last week, and was adj
mtted to practice as Counsellor-at-law.
"A fine improvement. is being made in
front of the Presbyterian Church in this city.
A handsome iron fence is being put up, and
a good fiag-stone pavement laid.
To-day, we believe, is the time for the
close of shad fishing in the Delaware. The
catch during the season has been the largest
for years past and the quality of the best.
Kip Barron, of Centre Bridge, Pa, was
arrested on Monday by Constable Bayard, of
this city. charged with stealing some mason's
tools, at Pennington. He was taken to Flem
ington Jail this morning.
10000 Tomato Plants for sale at eleven
gers garden. - il ct.
A great many of our citizens staid up
late on Saturday night and until two or three
o'clock Sunday morning, to see the eclipse of
the moon. 1t was an interesting sight, as the
moon was at the full and the eclipse was total
The Leektown Creamery commenced
business on May 25th. The Clinton Demo
crat says they are receiving about 5000 pounds
of milk per day, which is not half of their
running capacity.
The boiler and engine for the Oak Sum-
nit Creamery arrived at the depot at this
place on Saturday last, and was taken to the
building on Monday. The creamery will go
into operation about July 1st.- FfencAtoscn
Independent.
The second number of 1.-THE New Hope
Monitor" will be published next Saturday
Mr.. A j. Shampauose, one of the publishers,
has been busy arranging bis Office for some
days. We wish him success ia his undertak-
ing.
An election for teachers of our public
schools for the ensuing year will be held by
the School Board of this city on the evening
of July 18th. Applications should be made
not later than July list.
"a Bone Embroidered Busk Corset, can be
beat, reduced to So cts, at Van Horn's. m. 30
"A man was committed to jail, recently
by Justice Riley of Pennington, on complaint
of Mr.. Elijah Lowe, of Barley Sheaf who ar
rested him in bis barn. He had several times
forced his way into houses in the neighbof-
hood, while no men we're about.
We have tried to verify the facts of a
q Union Township, Hunte.don County !"
item which seems to have started in Phla-
dephia paper, that ian infant child of VIII
liam Slike was suffocated by cat " recently |;
but we can find no foundation for the report.
Citation Democrat
AT a meeting of the Trustees of the M.
e. Church, held id Frenchtown on last Tues
day evening resolution was adopted to repair
the roof of the church and make some inside
repairs. The amount of money required is
estimated at $780, The Trustees will hold a
r he Ar, nd IF Ju1v fnr the
benefit of the church. 80
Judge VIM. H. Morrow, according to the
Warren Journal, has announced from the
bench that the Court would withhold license
from the hotel or saloon that sold liquor to
persons residing in the town where located.
The Judge limits the right to drink ito
travellers and persons congregated together to
transact public business
--Debeiges, Atwood filling, are being sold
at 125 cts, reduction Of 81 cts. from last
years price, at Van Horns. m.30
Mr.. Edward Rittenhouse has just receiv-
ed at his store, corner of Union and Coryell
streets, some new organs ofpure tone and ex-
ceedingly pretty designs, which all persons
thinking of purcha sing an instrument should
call and see.
This evening the Festival at the Baptist
Church in this city will open, and will con-
tinue during the week. An orchestra will
play this evening and Friday evening. On
Thursday aud Saturday evenings the Citizens
Cornet Band will perform. All are invited
--Boils, pimples on the face, salt rheum,
old sores, and all cutaneous eruptions disap-
pear like magic when " DR.. Lindsays Blood
Searcher" is used. je.15,4w
-High-topped, low-topped, square-topped,
and Handicapped hats can be found in the
stock of Summer hats kept at Hotels store, 50
East State street, Trenton, N. j., and the
variety and beauty tops above that of any
other dealer in the city. Dozens of styles of
straw and felt hats, to suit all sizes and tastes
There will be to all appearances fine
crop of apples. in this locality this Summer
though last season was the apple year. Many
of the trees are full of large sized fruit at this
early part of the season. The cherry crop will
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