The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1881-02-23
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Rev. w. d. Roberts, of Solebury. will
address the Friendship Social Society, at their
rooms in this city, this "wednesday evening.
LII you are troubled with rheumatism. use
"Kendalrs SPAWN Cure" See adv.
Ex-senator Pidcock of this county, has
filed his ice houses with 1900 tons of good
pure ice.
1T is about time to give some attention to
the selection of candidates to be voted for at
the Spring elections.
Van Horn viii sell you genuine 4s-bone
Corset for so cts. apr.tf9,-
The Leader says that D. G. Frost has
rented hall at Milford, in this county, and
viii begin temperance work there soon.
The N J. Methodist Conference will
begin at Salem on March 9th, at which Bishop
Foster, of Massachusetts,. will preside.
Ladies' Cioaks, Coats, and Dresses, cut
and made to order at short notice, at Mrs. NJ.
w. Cooley's. d6'tf
REV. NJ. B. tanning, of Cherryville, who
recently accepted the call of the Sandy Ridge
Baptist Church, will remove to his new charge
about April 1st.
Beware of limitations of DIR. L. A. Read
fng's Tooth Powder. The genuine has the
signature Of IL. A. Reading. D. D. s." on
the label. Feb.23-4t
The 45th annual meeting of the Lambert
vile yigilant Society will be held at Lyceum
Hall, on Friday of this week, at 10 A. M.
The Society will take dinner at Gaddis' hotel
On Tuesday evening of last week, Jacob
suddenly fell dead, it is supposed from heart
disease, He was aged about 70 years.
IS. E. Perry, Esq, of this city, passed a
good examination as counsellor, on last Wed
nesday, at Trenton, and was admitted to
practice in that department. Of law.
Write to G. NJ Shamalia, Lambertvile,
for sample bottle of Doctor Jordan's Catarrh
Remedy.
The dwelling house on Main street, be-
tween Cerselland Church, lately owned by
Mr.. A. Grant, has been sold by Mr.. Jordan
Mathews to Samuel Stockton. for seventeen
hundred dollars
The number of acres of land in Hunter
don county is 2S0, DOG, of which 223. 059 are
improved farms, and 3s 1896 unimproved land.
There are in the State 4,S49, 069 acres. I'M
proved, 1,s76, 474s unimproved, 1,01s,O37.
Farmers will find c. ]. Fisher s. Co. IS
store the place TO deal. They take produce
at the highest market rates and pay cash for
considerable that they buy. A big stock Of
dry goods and groceries.
We are told that, until recently, thcre
has been considerable demand for houses
since the frst of January. A number of peo-
pie will remove to this city from other Sec
tions aboutthe first of April
=" Punctualty is the Hinge of Business y
In families where DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup is
kept there is never case of absence from
school or business On account Of coughs, colds
Or sore throat. Price % certs.
Mrs Lavina r. Money, widow of James
McVey, of Bulls Island, died suddenly at the
residence of her daughter, Mrs. Jonathan o.
Stout, in this city, on Thursday Of last week.
was sick bat. two hours.
Mr.. S. D. Hill has been appointed Post
Master at Stockton. int this county, ia place
OF Mr.. G. Wolverton. Mr.. W has been Post
Master for twelve years, and that was thought
long enough by the "outs." Mr.. Hill is
gentleman we'll qualified and will make good
and popalac Post Master.
--Wolford Stout, young man living in
Hopewell, while caring for his fathers horse
on Tuesday, of last week, was fatally hurt by
the beast kicking him. The iron shoe cut
through the flesh GU his face, from his eye to
the mouth, and his upper jaw bone was
crushed
The courts have decided, practically, that
the law taking the power of licensing from
our City Council and placing it In our county
Court is unconstitutional. The question now
is, viii the Council take the power into its
own hands, or will the Court license until
test case is made.
We are told that it is generally reported
in the country for some miles around this city,
that the small pox prevails in Lambertville.
Such reports are totally untrue. We assert
positively that there has not been for years
and there is not now a case of small pox in
the place.
II. r. Cairns, Sheriff of Lenayee county,
Michigan, says ~ have worn an "Only
Lung Pad y for Bronchial difficulties, and
have not been troubled with cough nights
since wearing it. See adv. Feb.16-2t
Our musical friends will be glad to learn
that Mr.. & Mrs. G. p. Hoffman, with their
pupils, will give their second Musicale some
time in May. The first, which was given In
holiday week, was fine success and we are
assured that the concert now in preparation
will be no less attractive and pleasing.
"A Frenchtown correspondent of the MI
ford Leader says We have case of genuine
small. pox in this borough. Samuel Burg
stresser, son of Joseph Burgstresser, living in
Philadelphia. came home Cd Saturday even
ing, not feeling very we'll, and on Sunday
physician was called, who pronounced it small
my 1885,