davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-30
South Bound.

Nail. Southwark. conneat Charlottesville
with Chez. & OHIO K, T., J. and West. At
Lynch burg, connects witi.tlantc, les. &
Chic +. X, through 5otRest Virginia TO
Nashville New Orleans Mphis Little Rock
snd Texss-snd st Dsnviwith Richmond Il
Dhnviie K. e., to South Southw west.
Express Southwark co1cts at Iharlottes.
at Dsnviile tor ELL POINTS, S:h. East aud South,
MlASD TRAINS for sin Line leave 81,
a1ancria daily, except Su2y, $40 8. m. and
u Oc IN, and returning i've 81 Alexandra
l 20 u and IS p. 10.
For Nan ASSAS LIN cave Washington
10 g. n. and Alezsndh 81 a. M, dsily,
except Sunday. STRIVE ut Snbnrg at II Is p.m
connecting With the Vac Road Gas. and
Wes.. leave St1ssburg Ep. M, arriving st
Ae1andris al s 35 p. m.
Ml&EU TRAIN FORHANASSAS DIV.
tSION lesves Aloxsndr. ally, except Sun.
cay, at co s. d., srriVirs Strssburg 81 6@
p. m, and returning leYa Strssburg 1t 5 10
u. m., arriving in Alexana at 2 48 pm.
Fox hiddleburS daily INJECTION 1t Plains
stG$ioa &.
For pppervillc. ragula 9nnection 1t Del..
plane.
For WAkRaNToN, re Washington
7 10 g. e. dsily.
All trims make sood e>ections, al Wash.
| ington, TO end from Nort ID West.
HeW Orleans sleeper aes Washington st
III ,. M. running th1y1 without change
On Express train, leav W ashington s. 10 on
p. N Marks Adiustabl eclining Chair Car,
With extra charge on: Sl.G0, through TO
Esnr!iie.
Pullman Sleeping Cal tween Washington
and Augusta, Ga, Wit change, on lU0J
p. m. train.
Through tickets very to the South and
Southwest. b.
MNprEp or -HTRR n m A
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-30

M AJOLICA WARA-We have Just opelrec
AVA 3 good assortment OF the ab.vs nsmeG
goods, in Pitchers, Salad Bowls, Ind Buffers.
bfesd snd Mush Sets, Chocolate Pitchers.
Pouch Baskets, Mugs sc. Gail AID e1am!Is
them st
mil E. j. MILLER & CO.'S
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-30
gsSs,s9h. TETEEEsGs9.h. as.e.
. ARN.----

Macon, Ga MsIch 81 1879
From wing been irtimste with the pruprie.
tors of 'Swif's Sgphilitic Specific" / have
known much Of its maj utscure and usa. There
are men in this community who wera victims IL
early life tn Syphilis, end who have tsken the
:. s. S. medicine. and ERE now TO nj spnp.r.
snces and in thar belief rs free from t. int
Of disease as the first man. flesh from Tia ha d,
{: f bis Maker. ilelicscy forbIds lheir pubic re
mendstjons, but sm allowed TO refer the
sheptie priUatey to ttose who will endorse eve
ry.ninR that csn DO sad in lis favor. Being pro
tessonHl y nj CT opposed to rec Jmmendii &c
cret remedies, 1t is With h.si's,ion 7 sttrcn nv
name to this article; but knob achereofI speak
when l say our science bias lot naie publc =
com bination equal to ''Swf1s Syphili.ic Ssecit
&c" for the purpose indicated
7. l.. MASsEi BURG Phi. &.
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC COAPANY, Pro.
prletors, Atsnts. Ga
Sold By 3. =. Les1b es!er 6 Bro. Call for I.
copy of Young Mems Friard ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-30

Y
s'oTl.E.sC FERRY co.'s. STE.ssnESs
FOB LANuikGS
On TIE POTOMAC RIVER
On snd sfter sunday, July 18th,
Viii! lesYe SIS follows:
Steamer I. V. AHKO WSAiTH leaves Poto-
mac Ferry Co.'S wharf foot OF kiLx street.
EVERY SUNDAY, TUESDAY and II rs
"a I, st 80 m. for Leoas.dtown and al
intermediate lsndiDgs
STEAMER N Yh1sU lesves EVERY MON.
DAY, WEDNESDAY aad Friday, at 80
e.. IT,, ior Nouini and intermediate lan tiaxs
GEO. x. PHILLIPS, Manager,
Potomsc Ferry Company.
y. 3 PAOGETT, Agent jyl7
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-30
MERCER SLirHTER, G. T. A.
~ AsH1NsgoN a no RAILROAD
WINTER ARNGEMENT,

beginning CiESi 1coU.
The MAIL TRAIN & leave Washington
Il s2Q u. n. and Aleiria at 925 .. m.
daily, except Sundsy;a Leosburg, going
westward, .: II ~ am 4 arrive Al Round
iii! ct Il l5pm, Leave I'D Hill at IL 80 D. H.:
psas Lees burg. gong esatd, 10 p. NJ; and
arrive =! Alesandels ID p. M, and at
Washington AZ 3 30p.l
The ACCOMMODATE TRAIN will leave
Washington at 70 p: and Alexandria at
20 ?. H. daily, ezcepisldsy, and arrive At
Leesburg at 40 p. M. I'VE Leesburg At s 10
8. NJ. ant arrive at Ale.;is at 8 I6 y. M, and
Washington at S 80 al
IaG fsssen2 gers fro! iashiAgton will take
t5e Washington and q srs at toe Baltimore
Y Potomac Railroadst :at9 20 I'm. and 40
?. n, and 20 throughout change 81 cas-.
the 9.2o am. trnlnfl; @lexan6rla ard 1890
2. pn. train from Bonn ii connect ut Round
Hill with icCoy &iW, toms Daily Line of
Coaches for Snickersyi. ;srryviIle and Win.
Chester; also R.alu sr,,.s of Coaches, which
,,ss"e Lsssourg daily Aide and Middle.
burg.
Both trains, westwart,ie close connecticut
81 Vienna, with Siason' q of Stages for Fair.
ta1 Court House. q
Communication if0ls, 81 ctr per mile
annual stckets ~
cctt4-H e yeral Ticket Agent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-30
Inland L SsaboaEd Coastjng Co.
Steamers of shis line will run as follows:
FOR NORFOLK,
Connecting with Merchsnts' and Minera Line
for Boston, steamer
E,sD z GP TIE E.gEB

E,sDs OF THE E.gEB
EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY, at s co o'clock p.m.; returning, lesve
Norfolk on alternate days st 400 .. m.
This stsurch iron steamer has just been paint.
ed throughout, staterooms newly furnished and
esrpeted. End is the hsndsouest as we'll as the
safest oost ca the Potion &C river and Chegs peak
Gay, and IS the only steamer making close COT
nect!on with toe New York and Boston stesm-
ors: also connects with Richmond steamers and
saliTosc iines outh. Stops st PINEf POINT
AID POINT LOOKOUT gong and returning
Fare. hrst class. 81 50; second class 81 90
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-30

j bkoOE@S s. V'"
Wholesale Dazlers ard Jotbe-s il:
2AOCEAIES, PEOVl$IpNS. FLOUR,
SALT AND ELSa.
a sall line .: celebrated pure, Ole Mh!akeYa
SZandias. Git Run, a., ii :sSey j. Go.'s Paiia
deiphia and Gasatt's Baltimore AlGs. sid Berg.
ueF g Snssfs Lager Iaet. IN casks or bottles,
Flour, Jar,es ). a!rk + Co.'S Standard soap
Oapon! & Cos. Sporting ano Blasting Gu1
~nedel, md Baltimore 4nd Soto1ahc Rive
,tesr!ars.
o:ae1s promptly =tse2:23 to. snc consiyn
1ents s~iic!:aI, 40 i kiag Arrest
Get Isl h;eElndri:. VI.
/ o &IL8UE&.
NilOLGaa,i4z IND EAMzL: GBc0gn,
g'2A nEAI.GEEs md G9MM1ss12N
M-i;g.yrE..:a.ls4
SO Is aosth 21cgsl So. ie25 AacAo. space,
3-l@ya1d?i=. ~
UonaiGrwcnta an1 orta.a gill rscs;va sarstS
IAo 2fcGlpt s.i=a.l0n. my ~
SaElLIp =. aO0h,
4 II .
GHEEhAL
COMMISSION AMI SHIPPING MERCI
Heaier IN all kinda o!
FERTILIZERS, SALT AND PAasTGh
Aga2. O, she
s!1VES?OOL 3 GORDON Il GLOBE II
81 RANCE C0MPAEH.
tea ST.
D. Ii; LAWSON; ;. J JAx1ssoa.
& f. n ia "soS 9 JAA1&s"S.
GEsEaAL 00NMiaST0N MBRCRAyTs
Go CAMERON STREET.,
nov 10 ALEXANDRIA, Va.
NEW AUCTION And yOMMISSIOE
AZ HOUSE.
We hsVe opened at 4 az ROYAL ST. an
auction and Commission House.
we are now Ready 10 receive ull kinda of m ar
chsndise and household goods on consignment,
or purchase the same
We tnnE 1t may prove an ADVANTAGE TO pe-.
SONS who have PRODUCE of sny descr;rt,or
10 send it to us. Located itnuledisteiy oDrosits
the main entrance 70 the Msrke. on Eoysi a
goods Can be exposed every !uornire ~ public
suction, when the bes; prices may be- expected
Prompt returns ussdo on sses.
Persons having FURNITURE for ssle viii.
md 1t to their advantage TIC give Us call
w Will attend to nuc.iGnegring n Jutiic sains
Vi property, and respectfully solicit a share al
public patronage. - NEAL s. LUCAS
Az Auction gcoGs constantly Oh hsnd and 10,
ssle. ,oo SN,f
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-30
Z : a>LeTal!dria 05azettp
SATURDAY a1.nIN1. APRIL 80.
Wat Tl!. rosiHle Comes.

Wat SIT. r0IfEle Comes.
Y ii. aCWn Wy ~atn atc weary,
And lhlUk OF the days 10 De,
And forget there's o silver llDii q,
10 a'i the clouds VS. see.
Wa fret over re- and trouble
Before IL Is b guu,
Aud tLlokil g c; s,orm2 weather.
We tG!gct che vain, blight tu7.
1t were better ~ wait, nY brother,
It'll tte ;Tiutis sGd csre l. hare,
WhV shoylt we coud the ,uusnlne
Wien the Guy IL tr gh, and cioar,
By dtced'h. sha. uIDy await Us ?
Better tC ! :ush hod sing,
a ri DID tie BIRD OF fore oocitg
From these bnsrts OF Ou,s u 20 wig
What W 3 the .ursai9o III ,de to.;
If IL, 10 mnko u. G 40?
W. ere dti0g Tfulg . waste it
ln r"pinlns, ljie and sad.
We 70 doirg ato & 30 :qu .n5er
Tho auasll9e OF .,-day
10 tureh"dioR that .n-Mofr0w
Tic *; ms5 De cold sod gray.
Then | cray be vie, uly brother,
As you club he Gil Of tito,
Eli y ibe uue 20 the utno-t
lrs: is Ire. !rom r. aud sr,fa.
Thinking o.. II OF oHgn, nad failure
We SOW DO seed ti,oe gram;
M X Use Of to duy's 6 I'd sunshine,
And iyr to. II jrrDn rain.
jo-3sy is ours, BIZ. to-norrop.
L rhnp-, ~ r0sY pe9Gr -e,
Tn o Why Shouts We borrow u uHlo
FIr time ;hst uay 10: b. ?
Leave 60 the fa;ure, BROTHER,
The trouble i! may brlt g;
In the suosulne that Geo gives Us
Be glad OF hesrt, sbd iii Z.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-30

The steamers Of this company make connec-
lions 1t Norfolk for Bostoc and ali points East ::
al NeT York with oil points West and North.
west, and al Alexandria with Virginia Midland
Railroad and Washington and Ohio Rsilrosd
Through rates given and freight handled care
fully and promptly. For further information
apply 10 +. a. REED, Agent
Jsnneys wharf.
Wa. THOMPSON, President,
l4i6 Il street,
sep Z1-:t Washington, d G.
skSS CLYDE'S STEAM LINES WEET
3:SsSt3 LY TC
raAAAO SLPHlA, FALL RIVER, PRovr-
DESCR AND BOSTON
StesEnerE leave Alexandra livery T1rpo
OAl snd leave Philadelphia EVERY SaT
URDAY. HA' GAL
Tols line connects at Alexandra With .h.o
a. q b.. and " o. Z. Rs. and At pbiIsdei
2hla Win O!ydes regular Steamships for ri,
Slver! providence and Boston. 0' 81
Freight forwarded with prom ptneea and o.,e
free Of com missions. Hno 'Hte
No charge for transfer in Philsdelp5i. AND
Wharfage IN Ros!on. Quick time. Eranna-
departures. Through rstes and throurh Sill
y isoihS given. Insurance st the lowest -,tes
Agents.
+. a, REED, Aie,andris.
Il: CL YDE & CO., Phllsde)rt;.
yoaNSoN q CO.. Wash. s. Georgt'n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-30
R0GHs, kTATEsbsEHY.%.c.
n ew Books
"A T.
FIR = NCEg',@
81 & g. KING STREET.

IS u MING STREET.
TaE AMhEIGAN Dictionary OF
CON NERCE, MANUTAGrURSS. coz
ERClA:. LAW AND FINANCE, con-.
plete encvclopndia Of every thing vsluao.o or
these very important eubjecls. to which is adj I'D
greet variety of MISCELLANEOUS information 2
royal 6v". To!ures, in sheep. r. l.. !eUsl.ug3
sG.hor Of Zaps Er .yclocriis
TIE t!tRFS b'H@ITVKE D'AHT OF TIE
PARIS UNiVERSsL fNPuSIriO* .sl.ryc
qrsrto h'ted with ftH= en-. tavngs of ,ha best
oits splendid v"lume, very richly bcuud
IN TurGey morocco.
APPLgTONS HOSE BUOkS, sa-iea of
new hand volumes tt low or ces devoted to oil
subjects pertaining IT, hrras and the household.
WlFGS, ro' Of by Julie K, Wctherill; 40c.
SU b hOSh, love! .! Washir g.oa life 50.
a Few supply Of Mrs. hAeEAG l., >
WORK just received
hKM0lK- or fHiHCs METTHRNICH
Complete. Franklii Square Library; S0e.
NEW AUTOA&, riO PENCILS, U.ree
leads) blue, green sid red; entirely aee.
BASE BALLS, fne assortment. fr. N SC 10
Sll5.
sll9 GEO. i. FRENCH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-30
Ca HEs. ID q TEs.

lAU annouacements must inrnraabiy be paid for
IN adrance No notice ciA be taken Of orders
1t'EGSo they are accompanied iUith tie cash..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-30

a. 1kGI&lA Midland RAILNAY
2 JOHN :. RAEE9J h President.
On sIt alter SUNDA., an. Ii, 1851. Pas,
senger trSins will run IS tcllos:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-30
8AELHCAEes.
1881 GREAT 1871
PENESYLVANIA ROITTSS

1SS / GREAT 1891
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE ~
To TEE NORTH, VEST & SCUTHWys.
DOUBLE TRACK, Aai
STEEL Balls, SPLENDID sOENsgs
1AosLFluE s; E;QslUIPAENI,
Trains lssYe Washington rom DEPOT Of Pa.
TIMORE s. POTOMAC RAILRCan Pc"
nar of Sixth sld 3 sti asts, As follows: oo''
foi Phiiz colpbis, New York and the Ess, g.,
10 30 a.rl. daily, excep. Sunday, snd nI.ss11
1000 s. Il DULY, wish Palace Cars. j;a a1
tied Cypress Of Pul!msL Psrlor Csrs q sGa
n. daily a5cap: Sunday. For Pbilsdsjs.a'.
soTd ~ 90 f. -. dolly; except sundsy, sri
20. Pia.soTtK SD the West s,Q0a. H., vii,
IssloT car 70 P..tshucg aid Sleeping cav ~ ~
PittsoCrs sud Chlcsso IL 81 q. IN, is;In "
$50 .. u. 1 y. With ?slsce Gar 20 Chico,
Fer CalsndsRuI ETC ths Hucla, Siu
s1cept sunday AID 8 81 ,. III. daily, ago.: a.:
Saturday wiz Palace Csr '. Cansrds,ar,.'
Fas E.:Sin; 1880 Is. Il. deiIy e,cep; SSs'
day.
For Baltimore, Is ~, SGa. $50 snd 10 30
20), ~ 30, SAG $50 Snd 1910 p. ~ =.
IN Sur las $40 and 10. 81 H.; 30, 8. 40 o a.
sni l0.GHtp IL.
Fer Pope s;L7esk Line 81 q. U. and 4por
da;iy, exc .,t sunday. D'
Sor Annapis, q g. IL. and 40 p. m. daily
except SIrdsy.
LOCAL TRAINS.
For s:axtadllp 7G0, : 80, go, snd Ii 81 .
NJ, sid: a. s. i 20, aid Ii 20 y. II. ,ur
day 6: 80, 8 u. .&d II 80 =. N. and o,
Tisiy:s l9sy, AitIenGris !cl NasAint,,,. = ~
s0. ,EG 10 : L., Sud II SO. 5, S, 7, gin
y, II. al.C = night.
On Suntsy .. $40. a-d 10 S. Il. and : % srt
II Q. u.
TAHOUuH TKAIl; EOR THE SOUTH 81,
Guantico anu aicanGona, will leave Ale,sn,
driA 1t 81 ssd II 81 : u. dsily and q n
n. Ge:l' eIcs;t aUaca..
Fast mail, leaving st II $te. m, makes but ora
stop VIZ: 81 Quan.icct between Alexsndrls
aud Richmond.
Tickets md attenuation can be procured 4.
principe! rsi:cos6 atatiGG sid ticket clBcs,
3outhaEsi. K. WOOD,
Ge'l. assenger i-sepl
PRANK THOMSON
5oReral h%nagf. ara
a. 1kG * la Midland HALLWAY
InIlN Ephl 4 D.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-30

GHOVkI.S. rpLd,., Forks, Hoes, Kakes,
y Pruning shears sld other goods suited TO
the season large stock just received st SO King,
corner Of koyal St Wholesale and retail.
mh22 !. T. CREIGHTON & SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-30

-NICkLE 2 LATED CUSPADORESI V,ry
IN neat Just recelved and for sale by
MCLEAN & UHLER,
spl2 Is hing street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-30

tUI HAY! UUr hAlll CUT haYl!l
~ Choice Iiuothy aid Glover. For sale aid
delivered tree By CHAo. D. TAYLOh Jr.
mhl9 No % King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-30

UoT EHCEIVED fresh from the Springs
- ROCK BRIDGE ALUM and BUFFALO
LITHIA WATEk at
mhl4 LUNTS,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-30
FOB NEW YARE.

F{DEs new YARE.
81 Gss-T g. &ss e. G. XVI 81 EFT avn SOHn
GAHSAyT
aVSRf FRIDAY, 1t IL NJ; and returning,
sa"e Ne" York, from pior 81, East river, EV.
GkY SATURDAY, st 4 O. clock r. r.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1881-05-25

s. s. ASSEMBLY AT AsBuRy PARK. -Asbury
Park has been selected as the place fol- hold
ing the Assembly of the Sabbath Schools of
the Presbyterian Church of the United States,
commencing August I'd and closing August
18th. The buildings available for the accom-
mediation of this Assembly are Educational
Hall, seating capacity 1900 persons Presby
terrain Church edfice, seating 800; the Pres
byteran Tabernacle, seating 900 persons. The
following distinguished gentlemen will speak:
Rev. Drs. A. A. Hodge, II. i. Patton, Her
rick Johnson, ]. II. Brooks, OF ST. Louis, w.
p. Breed G. 8 Mott, II. M. McCraclin, OF
Toledo, II. r. Einwood, W. j II. Taylor,
Reformed Church George Dana Boardman,
Baptist George II. Whitney, Methodist I;
Professor George MacCloskie, L. i. ID. Pro-
fessor q. A.. Young, of the College Of New
Jersey, will deliver an illustrated astronomical
lecture. Rev. Mr.. Clark, of Philadelphia,
will lecture with the stereopticon. Hon. G..
r. Vending, of Chicago, will deliver two
lectures Negotiations are in progress with
John B. Cough and others, whose services
will greatly add to the interest of the exer-
cises.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1881-05-25
F0f TIE HEVUIl
OUR COUNTY Sc WERS.

1t is a noted fact that many sewers erected
by our County Freeholders have to great ex-
tent been made entirely too small, and no at
tention whatever appears to have been given
to have sufficient fall to carry off large bodies
Of water that may collect when heavy storms
may happen, when the proper fall can be had
by merely excavating to low water mark near
running streams. But the custom appears to
be to build a sewer regardless of proper judg-
ment. If it does not prove to carry the water
satisfactorily, then the following year tear IL
OUT, sink it lower or make it larger, as the
case may be, and keep on at this business
year after year, regardless Of expense to the
county, until low water mark is found, or
keep on increasing its size and experimenting
until it is discovered that it will carry the
water. Now whether this is done Intentionally
or whether it is stupidity or ignorance in
those who have control of such work, We are
not prepared to say, but we think 1T is about
time that there were some changes made by
our Freeholders In the manner and mode OF
erecting and repairing our county sewers.
This can be done by having county engi-
neer or surveyor, whose duty tshalI be to pre-
pare plans and Specifications for all sewers or
bridges costing over $500. Let him be
made responsible for the proper plans, and
let no work be done by any Freebooter over
that amount, until the engineer has visited
the locality, and prepared plans and speci1ca-
tons and estimated the probable cost Of such
worlS-tIe same to be laid before the whole
board Of Freeholders for their consideration
and they to order the same done.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1881-05-25

A Boy AGAIN. -Pain and sickness bring
on old age with fearful rapidity. They make
an incessant drain on the vital forces, and the
weary steps and faded checks Of age often
come when the enjoyment of life should be at
its highest. Dir. David Kennedy's Favorite
Remedy" turns this kind of old age into
youth again. Headache, pains in the limbs
troubles Of the liver, bowels or kidneys vanish
before it, and feeble men and women become
like rollicking school boys and girls once
more. One Dollar a bottle, either at your
druggists or from the Doctor at Rondout, N
Z. IN 1875.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1881-05-25

LAGER BEER ExcITEMENT.--A special
meeting Of the Citizens Protective Associa-
ton was held On Saturday afternoon, at New
ark, with President John Knob IN the chair.
In calling tue Association to order Chairman
Kneh said that he had called special meeting
on account of the recent organization of the
Constitutional Commission, the members of
which he learned were opponents OF liberal
ideas Already, he said, the Sunday fanatics
and temperance men are actively engaged in
efforts to SO amend the State Constitution MS
to prohibit the manufacture and sale of malt
liquors in this State, and make basis for the
enactment of n law similarto that of Kansas.
AS the Commission will hold meeting to day,
he thought 1t proper to call the Association
together to take steps against the. imminent
danger that threatened those Of liberal views.
After some discussion committee was APP
pointed, composed of Frederick Schimber,
Julius Manager, and Oscar Seifert, to confer
with the Brewers Society, and act in concert
with that Society in its efforts to avert the
threatened danger u
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1881-05-25
NEW HOPE AND BUCKS COUNTY, PA.

The Delaware Division Canal Company
are putting new bridge over the feeder at
the Union Paper Mill
Jacob schramm, of New Hope, has pur-
chased the confectionery aud fruit store OF r.
w. Frome, in Lambertvile
Hiram Scarborough is putting new
fence around his property, near the Delaware
bridge. Itwil greatly improve It.
The left wing dam at Wells Falls is being
replaced. II was recently washed out by the
high river and heavy ice.
Rev A. johnson, Of Norris Square.
Phla., and former pastor Of the New Hope
NJ. 2. Church, paid his New Hope friends a
flying visit on Tuesday evening last.
Men are now employed by the Delaware
Division Canal Company in rebuilding the
aqueduct on the east side of the canal between
tho Mechanic and Ferry st. bridges, New
Hope.
REV. s. s. Best. of the New Hope Nj. Il.
Church, is winning his way into the hearts Of
his people. Last Sunday evening he preached
from thetext, II thank thee that am not
as other men are" lie earnestly endeavored
to lead the minds of his hearers to their own
spiritual state that they might know for
themselves whether they were living as they
should that they might see their own faults,
and not'so much those Of their neighbors.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1881-05-25
A CARD.

The subscriber desires TO inform the public
that he has no interest In or any connection
with any other Marble or Granite Works in
the city Of Lambertvilc but in and with the
old and reliable stand next door to the M. e..
Church, on Union street, where he may be
found ready TO furnish all who may come
with Marble and Granite Work, at reasonable
prices that he has recently added to his stock
Of Marble by large outlay Of money. He
also wishes his patrons to understand that by
reason Of his contracts at close ilgnres with
wholesale marble dealers in Vermont, he CAM
not be undersold by any one doing flrst-class
work and furnishing good stock Call and
see bis work and get his prices before con-
traeting elsewhere. All work and stock
guaranteed TO be as represented.
r.. T.. MILLER,
Marble and Granite Works,
March 90, 1911 Lambertville, N. J.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1881-05-25
-ThesCentonniai Building and Loan. Asso-

The Centennial Building and Loan Assoc
citation held lis annual meeting last Monday
evening. The following officers were elected
to serve for the ensuing year:
President-Joseph Smith
Treasurer Holmes y. Ely
Secretary Wm. G Moore.
Directofs~-I. Hayhurst, Hugh b. Ely,
John 6 Moore Levi Brown, John Colligans
John E. Kilfoy.
A sixth series was added to the stock Of the
association consisting Of 479 shares.
The Board Of Directors fixed upon the fol-
lowing prices at which the stock might be
Cancelled
The LIST series at so more than was paid IN.
I'd series at 81 more than was paid in. Sd
series at So more than was paid in. 4th
series, at 81 more than was paid in.
There were eleven cash loans sold as fol-
lows at $i175, / atSi0s 1 at $9.75, . at
$3.50, at 50, aud at $3.50.
The repoftof the Secretary shows the in
stitution to be in flourishing condition.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1881-05-25

Faunce's fishery, one of the smallest in
Gloucester county, caught 1000 shad in
one haul on Tuesday of last week. The
catches ut Howell's Point and Gloucester
have been very large. Many reasons have
been advanced for the large run and great
size of the shad this year, but the probable
reason is the exertions OF the State Fish Com
mssioners. Millions Of Young shad have
been mtifcially propagated and put in the
Delaware within the last five years, and are
now returning as six and seven Founders
The liberal State appropriation to the Fish
Commissioners is profitable Investment.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1881-05-25

ANTIQUES .--Messrs. Bailey, Banks 6 Bid
die, of Philadelphia, have on exhibition some
exquisite antiques sent them by Lenox Cas-
telani, of Rome. 1t is SO seldom that antiques
are well authenticated that this collec-
ton will be extremely interesting to all who
delight in these beautiful relics Of ancient art.
They are gems such as are rarely to be seen
in this country.