The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1881-08-17

Eambersvsus, N. u. Ams. ~, 1854.
Miss NJ. G. carpsntef's school win re-
open Sept. .. See adv.

Vpou Dpfts ~ A1c~ -
Sells Brothers Circus win exhibit in
Trenton on Friday of this week. See adv.
John II. Mann, Esq, has been appointed
post master at Glen Gardner.
John Bucheit, brother of Joseph and
Frank Bucheit, Of this city, was killed on thB
railroad near WiIIiamsport, Pas last week.
The NJ. e. Sunday School Of this city,
had pleasant time on their picnic excursion
to Johnson's Island, last Wednesday.
-Ashenbock g ATilIer's celebrated Birch
Beer for sale at Schools shop, Holcombe
Hall. Aug. IT, 9t.
The Common Council held ifieeting last
Monday evening. The principal business was
the passage of the ordinance which will be
foupdin our advertising columns.
There have been several deaths in Rim
goes recently, among them are Mrs. Eliza
beth Hunt, Miss Cornelia Wilson, Mr.; Geo.
suydam's child and Mr.. Lee.
Gen. Bandershot's colored troops were
reinforced by fresh arrivals on Monday. 3en.
Van Hort's only chance now is to try Hooker's
feat at Lookout Mountain, of going up hill
until he gets above the clouds.
Mr.. Taeo. Wilson, an employe at the
Rubber Mill in this city, had the misfortune
to run a nail into his left hand, on Monday
morning, from which injury he has been
suffering severely.
-Tuninson Coryell, of Wiliamsport, ma,
tive of this section, died last week in his 9lst
year. He was for years prominent man in
the section where he lived. He was an uncle
of the late Lewis s. Coryell, of New Hope.
Mrs. Sarah Lukens, of Everittstown,
tripped as she was going down the cellar
steps one day last week, and falling to the
bottom, broke an arm and bruised herself
severely.
Mr.. S. B. Britton, an old resident of this
city, died on last Thursday morning. For
some years, Mr. B. was actively engaged in
BUSINESS here, and was one of orr most
prominent merchants. Six years ago he re-
tired frota business.
The Baptist Church excursion to Ocean
Grove, OH Thursday of next week win be
cheap and pleasant trip. Tickets only 81 go.
Train leaves Iatabsftvilis 1t Gas, stopping at
"oofes anu "s''en
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Lon Monday, the s0th INST, the Centennial
Building and Loan Association will hold its
regular meeting.
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Democrat, to give tue proper d,fectious ior
muzzling dogs. Lew. says Muszie your
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