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Fears for the safety Off Vessel.

Washington, April l9.-The practice ship
Constitution, left League island April 10Th,
under orders from the navy department to
proceed to the Potomac river. There has
been some fears for her safety expressed, but
no apprehension Is felt al
tho department. other than those
naturally incident to the fact of her being
several days overdue. 1t is thought proba-
bio at the department that owing 10 prevail.
Ing western winds and rough weather, she
may have been blown of the Cape, 10 which
event several days or even weeks may elapse
before she arrives, without necessarily caus.
Ing any alarm bs 10 her ultimate SAFETY.
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Supreme Court Decisions.

Special to the Herald.
Austin, April l9.-In the supreme court
TO day, the following cases decided:
Terrell va Crane; from Wise. Reversed
and remsndeh.
Ksldo VS. Bland; from Lamar. Reversed
and remanded
Mos, vs. Allerd; from Grayson. Dismissed.
Wit, Murphy & Co vs Ripley, Hardie s;
Co; from Dallas. Affirmed.
smith y Williams vs Park; from johnson.
Dsmissod...
Cockreli vs. Mclean; from Grayson. AZ
hrmed on certificate.
Manley Va Moody, Hardison s. Co.; from
Lamar. Certificate dismissed.
Daugherty d Ammsrman vs Freiberp &;
Co.; from Dallas Certificate dism's,od.
Windhsm w Flippen; from Clay. AZ
Armcd.
Bake vs. Cameron; from Dalla. AZ
frmed.
Bochman & Smith vs. Bohney 3 Lcupe.;
from Dallas. Dlsmissed BY agreement
Wnitsell W Gates Of al; from Fannin.
Dismissed BY agreement
:. Richardson vs Moody q Jemison; from
Denton. Dismissed for want OF prosecution.
Terrell w Williams & johnson; from
Wise. Dismissed.
Young 8 Williams VI Fletcher d Shsrpe,
from Dallas Dlmissed for want Of prosecu.
ton.
No business In the court Of appeals 10.
day.
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Longview.

ovAOWs
Special to the Herald.
Lonsview, April 49, Captain W. A.
harrison, one of the editors Of
!ne Longview Democrat, while driy-
ing one ofthe St.. Louis wrought iron range
ccmpany's wagons near Peatown, south side
OF Sseine river, about twelve miles from here,
had the mules to run awav. Tho wscor
overturned and ranges fell on him. He ys.
severely injured IN the right hip and CHEAT
and hid bis head crushed and cut. Fatal IN.
lnriss are feared. Doctors lawrence ana
McCusohen have just loft to render assist -
ance. ''''''
-Four deaths from meningitis at Hsllyille.
SIX miles east of here on the Texas & P,.ciac
road in the past week. 'A'
Thermometer to-day ninety.two in the
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Sachems or Tam many.

New York, April l9-The annual election
for sachems Of Tammany society hold lss,
night at the wlSwam proved tho most excit.
Ing held In many years. The Koly faction
from tho outset had been confident of suo.
cess, and the other party, headed by Judge
McAdam, were just as confident that the VIC.
tory would DO theirs. Three tickets wero In
the aeld. Tho election resulted In the sue.
Gees Of the Kelly ticket, which was elected
by q msjoriiy Of 90. The total number Of
votes cast MAS Ill.
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A Bloody Nhirt story.

Boston. Aprilio.-'rhe Advertiser publish.
oA lengthy statement from Charles He,lh,
from this state, and who Is the person
referroi 70 BY Senator Dawes IN the reccn,
senate doba''. 70 having bis property in the
.ou,h destroyed by inceudiAry fre.
Heashs plantation Il about on. thousand
scrcs IN extent and Was In Caldwell parish,
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Special to the Herald.
Hearne' April ia section man named
william BIcker, was discharged yesterday
on section 10, Central railway. He was lying
uhder a tree near the Junction house this
morning. and was badly injured bv villa
steer, which hooked him under the chin. tha
horn coming out Of the mouth. Drs. NM.
mortal. p'0'o
Marshal Bishop arrested here TO-DAY IA
UastIe' who, with four others, escaped from
the Brazos county Jail some four months 400.
Osstlo was convicted and sentenced 70 Tan
years imprisonment on the charge Of murder.
This evening he was making his wsv ., 70
Louisiana. -" "
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A Quarrel Ia Church hcttlcd by a
Prise Fight Outside.

New Orleans, April l9.-Two young men
well known in this city, named Cassard and
Sanchez, got into difficulty in church
while listening 10 q sermon, and went
outside TO seltlo It. They finally agreed
that seconds and q referee should be chosen,
and the party met In the city park, where the
matter would be settled BY square Ast 0 gh..
AT the appointed time tho pugillsts appested
on the ground, and disrobing themselves OF
their surplus clothing went 10 work.
Five rounds were fought, when Sanchez
threw up tho sponge. No arrests have been
made,
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Special to the Hern

Special 70 the Herald.
Hampstead, April l0.-A motion for a new
trial in the Lawrence case was overruled 10.
day. Court adjourned for this term at 0 n.
m. Waller county starts four representative
10 Huntsville tomorrow. More civil csaea
were finally disposed Of than at any two for.
mer terms. In the case Of Courtensy A.
Whitaker vs. John Sealey, of Galveston citv.
for defendants.
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Londsu, April le.--Lori Beacon,feld
had Ia verv serious relapse las. night and
died peacefully at 9 o'clock THE morning.
He Wa perfectly c.nscious 10 the last. Dr..
Kidd ard Quinn, and Lords Rswdown and
BArrirg were present when Besconsneld
died.
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San Antonio.

san Antonio, April l9.-MadAme Dupree,
the walki't has beaten her opponent thus
far, thirteen miles and twenty laps. A ftesh
man started sgainst her at nine O'Clock To-
night. Score Dupree, ia miles ten laps.
attended. "'n
D y; Mannir G, postmaster. who has bean
on trisl for irregularities In the postofice.
was completely exonerated to.day bv =
decision in his favor. Manning has made an
excellent Postmaster, but other republicans
hankered for tho chicken pie.
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Nosr,iuaslons.

Warrington, April lo.-Tho following
nominations were ssnl 10 tho senate today,
General james Longstrsok now m'nlsler Z,
Turkey, 70 bo United Htstss m.rshsll { 4
Georgia. Gorge Mathews Of Hsxelhunt,
Misssslppl, and William D. King, Of Hawk
insvilla. 10 be postmssters'
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UvnuO0.
Special to tho Herald.
Uvalde, April 1o-A terrible shooting
adtsy took place at rlpoco's camp yard, In
this place. this afternoon, 10 which General
Baylor and bis son and MI. GllchrIst and bis
Two sons wore the principal actors. Both
parties reside In the Nusces canyon, and tho
shooting occurred over difficulty
arising from an old fued Of some years
standing. II appears the Gilchris,s had
been armlng themselves and making threats
agsinst tho Bsylors, during the day. Gen.
eral Baylor entered tho camp yard 10 look
after bis horses, entirely Ignorant Of the
threats made sVAinit him, closely followed
BY young Baylor who had 10 warn
bis father. whom the 0ilchris,s began firing
upon them, which resulted In tho death Of
Tie elder Mr.. 0ilchrlst and fatally woundlpr
Of ono son, whils the second con escaped
from the deadly scepe with q tkin full OF
holes. Young Baylor received q sllRht
wound In the side and had biz
right arm gfased by another
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Fort Worth.
Special 10 the Herald

special 10 the Herald.
Fort Worth, April l9.-Messrs. Rigcles,
Maddox, Scott, Hale and Ray were 70.
appointed to night at the city council on the
police force. Bob Buchanan was added.
being the only change In the city officers,
Farmer and Others were were sworn In.
Charles Gays friends are strong for him
this evening In Fort Worth.
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Colorado city.

Colorado City, Apfn lo.-Ths Tsxas \
Pacific railway cronsd the Co'ondo river
yesterday at noon, two hundred and sxty
miles west Of Dallas. and passenger r, Inc
Will commence running through 10 that
point some time this week. W.
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UvHlde.
Special to the Herald.

Special TO the Herald.
Uvalde April 10.-Saturday night, Ames
Memo, ayoung man living on Linkey creek.
sccidently shot himself with shot gun, He
wsson horseback, and In attempting 70 rsioe
The gun from the ground the hammer caurht
In the brush, dischargiog both barrels, the
contents striking him In the face, carrying
away the upper part Of his head, and proe
ducing instant death.
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S""otiug Scrape with Wr. 0il.
christ and Sons, ofUvalde. GIL
chrfst Killed and Two or Hts
Sons Woundcd-A Vicious
Steer 6Oads u Man To
Death ut Hearac,
Austin.
Special to the Herald.
Austin, April l9.-The following cases
have been reported by the commissions,
OF appeals to DO acted upon by the suprem,
court
Hunter vs. Lee; from Collin. Affirmed
johnson vs. Hamilton; from johnson
Reversed and remanded.
Pierpont & Tuttle vs. Saase ct al; from
Coryell. Affirmed.
Rennick & Frazer vs Dawson; from Me-
Lennar. Affirmed.
Routh vs. Rou.h; from Fannin. Reversed
and remanded.
Rszin ct al vs. Reed & Smith; from Wash
ington. Affirmed.
Clements vs. Eggles. Affirmed.
Houston & Texas Central railroad ',
Myers; from Harris. Reversed and no.
n.snded.
, Hawkins vs. Beugnam; from Coryoll. AT.
hrmed.
Booth VS. Case & 90; from Dallas. Re.
versed and remanded.
Knaus VS. Erwin; from Fannin. Reversed
and remanded.
Gross VS. Peterson; from Lamar. Reversed
end remsnded.
Henry & Adrews VS. Jessie P Hahn; from
Collin. Affirmed.
Raney VS. Dallas & Wichita railway 20;
from Dallas. Appeal dismissed.
The secretary of state Is busy reading proof
OF the sheets Of the new laws.
Richard Roberts, Of Ton Green c,unty,
has been pardoned by the governor. He was
sentenced to two years but was adiuipe1
insane, hence the pardon. Not because be
was namesake Of the o. o.
The new capitol will probably be built ius,
back OF the old one; ut least 30 think the
commissioners.
Inc Governor certainly seems TO be boss.
for since his departure for Galveston, no. 4
thing isgoing on at the departments. Ele-
waited feet Is the only thing visible.
Several parties on tho streets TO-DAY com.
planned about their land certificates being
outl .wed. Many said that their failure to
locate In time was caused by irregularity In
Ine surveys and field notes.
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~mlc tS,omnS 9. o. lead, while General Baylor went
''TqSugr TS me conflict without scratch.
r,a.as. nns ovAlae county court opened Mondav
nx waah. rn rnd Will continue in session Two
,sses.s. sess. tne town 10 full Of lawyers and in.
"'m~sis. v'su PSrtes from this and adjoining
uanues. The calendar contains 4 cresf
sion. uer u'sis tnm ees-
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Fro .as nsridias. Mississippi.
Meridian, Mss, Apfil:lo.-A block Of the
principal business houses Of stis cIsv was
burned last night Loss $500 900; iusl { N o.
$4,000. Il is the general Impsvsslon That
tho nrs wss ofiucendiary origin.
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STATE SPECIALS
TEXAS TOPICS BY TELEGRAPH

aeneral baylor and Hts SON Engage
In " Shooting scrape with Hr. on.
CHRIST ana Sons, of ofUvalde. Gil
christ Killed and Two or His
Sohs Woundcd-A Vicious
Steer 6Oads u Man 10
Death at Hearae,
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1881-02-02

III Ia,.o,, c;. r ~,
= - U0''. ''"' 0u'''" " ''"I'
rahgoofh' mas a long article ON the Senatorial
contest and its probable results, from which
we make the following extract.
Thara .ra o,a,u pe.,.,,,,aa - ,.a,.a..
,hat ,ha "iec,inn " Gl" n "no ;n pe'ese
the Rennhiican nartv IN ,b;s S,a,a w." a,d ;d
tn Denocr,ic vic,osas y, tt o'aoo, a"e senu
4, win ~. ;,o,n, h,at's,, SsN ST., ~ NV. y
,at thasa a,,,'rah,o;',,.a 30 see
,hat ,ha bp,,,l,,;... IN ~ Jls'.i,eu,
'' , -. .a'l,t sna
, ,aanhad ~ ',f;o, o1Ina "rlen
u nas ues' $50. ""I ""'en Pi e oo ',,
ne"eii III ". :, H. w., ;.,';."1u i.oi pm
.,cs' there VII, 10 o"o ou'oo,ne VI
,uo 'esuit y, inis o;e', 49,, 49, eaii',y
s,reog'nen ana INTENSITY ene popular ieei!hs
ol possili'y W tue e''ori.oue Po"e, ~ sno
iaiHo"u COZ poia.iohs III this o'"'o "'u oi'o-
"heIe' III ~ eVldeht that at prSsehc ~ 10
nearly useiess ehort 10 atempt 10 secure
any legislation not favored oy the ralroad
power IL WIN remain So III an proDaoiiity,
uu.n d uiss,nct issue Is mace IN popular
electiohs against corporate interference ana
coheroi' ana the people conquer. mat TINS
issue VIII % joined, not only mere Out IN the
country geneiaiiy' no sagacious man douots.
Inc oatue VIII DC ilerce and, perhaps,
io"g Que, out ~ 'ne ehu the people VIII TIL
u"Pn' ieciseiy now Tue victory was won IN
the CAUCUS iof zen. oe"eil, 50 Jar as the de-
va, aais are cohoe,heu, VIII never DE known.
Inc Young was ny Daiiot ana just how each
man Votea cannot De stated with certainty
an ope" can OF .he ron ~ Young would nave
put COCO many members IN very tight
corners, Tor the usual propensity Tor lying, to
DC FOUND among BODY OF legislators, was
conspicuously exhloited, and III some in
stances was carried TO ridiculous extreme.
some :, members did large business IN super
lnous lying. more than a majority OF the
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NEW HOPE AND BUCKS COUNTY, PA.


-On the 21st of February an entertainment
win be held in the Odd Fellows Hall, New
Hope.
The mill formerly owned by O. G. Slower,
in New Hope, has been purchased by J.
Simpson Belts.
MIR. VIM. scheetz, of New Hope, slipped
on the platform at Stockton station, on Sat
urday, and received slight injury
Five hundred is the number Of sleigbs
that Aaron Kratz, OF Plumsteadville, expects
TO sell before the close Of the present season.
We learn that great many families will
change their residences in New Hope about
the first of April.
The coasting for the present is stopped
and the boys will have to hang up their little
sleds.
Mr.. Jos. Peaker, of New Hope, had his
sled badly broken while coasting on Ferry
street hill on Friday evening last. He has
since had it repaired.
Mr.. VIM. Barron, of Centre Bridge, who
had his shoulder bone broken while carrying
in beef few weeks ago, is rapidly improv-
ing and will soon have the free use of his arm
Seven hogs killed at the Bucks County
Aims House not long since weighed as fol-
lows $50, sos, $50, $50, $50, $40, $40. To-
tai 1923.
"A sleighing party from New Hope visited
the residence of Mr.. James Lacey, of Lower
Solebury, ON Wednesday evening of last week,
where they enjoyed themselves until very
late hour, when they returned home.
MIR. Richard e. Ely, of New Hope is act
ing as superintendent of the New Hope
Chapel Sunday School, in place of Mr.
Shafer, the former Sup't., who has removed
to Scranton, Pa.
The iron bridge in New Hope is in a very
bad condition and should be looked after and
repaired. There are cracks in the bottom
plank large enough for horse's foot to go
through. Remedy the matter before some
damage is done
AT the annual meeting of the Solebury
Farmers Club, the following officers were
elected to serve the ensuing year
Presdent--Jesse b. Fell.
Vice Presdent--Olver Balderston.
Sec'y--Asher Mattison.
"A horse attached to a sleigh, belonging
to Mr.. Joshua Whiteley, took fright on last
Sunday and ran away. Mrs. Moses Frilng
was about to get in the sleigh when the sleigh
tipped up, and frightened the horse. Mrs.
Friling had her arms bruised but no serious
injury was done.
The race between the horses of Chas.
Kitchen and Henry Hunt, of Lambertville,
that came off here on Saturday last, resulted
in the latter's horse winning the race. The
conditions were as follows The horse that
got to Doylestown and back to New Hope
first should have the money that was put up
$50 a side.
"A sleighing party from New Hope visited
the home of Mr. Geo. McFern, in Buchanan.
vile, recently, whore they enjoyed very
happy time. Before starting for home they
were called to partake of 4 bountiful supper
from table well loaded with good things,
and they returned home we'll pleased with
their visit.
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A LIVING CLocK.--The human system is a
kind of machine. If one part is seriously out
of order tile whole goes wrong. The blood
in circulation is the handspring. Keep this
all right and you will not suffer from kidney
and liver disorders. piles and constipation.
Aud in Offering you Dir. Keunedy's :. Favorite
Remedy as the most successful regulator of
the human machine ever discovered, we oblge
the sick and suffering more than we oblge
Dir. Kennedy. Invest one dollar for bottle
at the store. or walk all the way to the Doc
tors Office in Rondout, N Y, rather than
not get il, jan.26-2t
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The telegraph and railway are twin mono.
poles. The real and great question before
this country to-day is. what shall be done to
protect the people from their aggressions
A few years more of the gigantic stride 10
combination and consolidation, and they will
have every interest of the country at their
mercy Already they are too strong for a
single State to deal with alone They dictate
terms to Legislatures, and give the law to
judges on the bench, while they put a tax of
from fifteen to fifty per cent on the necessi-
ties Of life poor men have to buy. The time
calls for something louder and more effective
than protests. or opposition to the aggres-
sions OF monopolies on the interests and rights
of the people will be too late.
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For some time there has been much dis
cussion as to the relative speed aud bottom
possessed by horse belonging to Mr. Henry
g. Hunt, Of this city. and that Of one owned
by apt. &. w. Kitchin. also Of this city.
This resulted 10 bet Of $50. and the contest
took place last Saturday afternoon. The
horses vera attached to sleighs and the dis
lance run was from the Brick Hotel, New
Hope, to Doylestown and back, Hunts
horse made the distance in one hour and
twenty-fiy minutes, Kitchins horse coming
in three minutes later. This is fast travelling
1.-The distance being twenty two miles. Some
persons think it was more fun for the men
than for the horses butneither horse appears
to have been injured by it.
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The Great
Bargain Room
at OAK HALL.

There never was any,
where before, so far as we
know, such a sale of clothing
as is now going on at OAK
HALL, taking up the whole
ground floor. A hundred
thousand dollars worth of
good clothing, nearly all of
It new and fashionable, all of
it we'll made and of good
materials without exception
(for we make no other) is
being sold at prices which
bring loss instead of gain.
Clearing sales occur at the
close of every season; but
they commonly are sales of
broken assortments and odd
garments, and of small guam
titles.
Here toward the end of
our most successful season
we are clearing out what
ever, for any cause, has
shown signs of being slow.
Thousands Of whole suits
and overcoats and odd gar
ments as well.
Now the sole reason for
selling this mass of valuable
clothing, without even an at
tempt at profit, is that stated
above, which may be put into
different words, thus: To get
our stock into the most at
tractive condition, without
regard to immediate profit.
And so, while this sale is
going on, the choicest, most
approved, most successful,
clothing we have is up stairs.
The prices there are not re-
duced at all. This sale will
hurt that while it lasts, be
cause the clothing in the
bargain room is extremely
good. For this reason we
want it short; and to make
It short. the prices are low.
Br1xg- dack promptly what
you dou't rant at the Price.
You can order by letter,
or buy here, according to
your own convenience. On
receipt of a letter from you,
will send the means of TAX
ing your own measure. Then
you can tell us what you
want, near enough so that
we can take the risk of suit
ing you.
WANAMAKER & Brown,
o4x HIN. Market and sixth. PHILADELPHIA.
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n. N KUNKEL,s WORM SYRUP.

A pleasant safe and effectual remedy for
Worms. E. +. KunkePs Worm Syrup was
never known to fail in a single case. De-
stroys Pin, Seat, Thread and Stomach Worms
This is very palatable remedy, in au agreeA
able form, such as children will crave. 1t is
purely vegetable in its composition, and pre-
pared according to the latest improvements in
Pharmaceutical Chemistry, by which we are
able to separate the active principles Of medi-
cine from their nauseous and bulky accom-
paniments, and present them in a moro con-
centrated and reliable form than in crude
state, Nauseous doses are often swallowed
without producing the desired effect. IN this
Syrup have the active principle Of the most
effectual vermifuges, free from the unpleasant
taste and odofs and more safe aud certain III
its effects. e. r. Kunkel's Worm Syrup
never fails to destroy all kinds Of Worms.
(Dr. Kunkel is the only successful physician
who removes Tape Worm in two hours, alive,
with head and no fee until removed) Conn
mon sense teaches IL Tape Worms be remov--
ed, all other Worms can be readily destroyed.
Advice at Office and store free. The Doctor
can tell whether or not the patient has worms.
Thousands are dying daily with worms and
donot know it, Fits, Spasms, Cramps, Chok-
ing and Suffocation, Sallow Complexion, Cir
Giles around the Eyes, Swelling and Pain in
the Stomach, Restless at Night, Grinding of
the Teeth, Picking at the Nose, Cough, Fever
Itching at the Seat, Headache, Foul Breath,
the patient grows pale and thin, tickling and
irritation in the anus--all these symptoms,
and more. come from worms. q. n. Kun
kepS Worm Syrup never fails to remove them
Price, $1.00 per bottle, or 0 bottles for So. 90.
(For Tape Worm write and consult the Doc
tori For all others, buy of your Druggist
the Worm Syrup, and il he has it not, send
to DIR. Il. Il. KUNKEII, $50 n. Ninth street,
Philadelphia, Pa. Advice by mail free. Send
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1881-02-02

LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING UNcALLED
FOR AT TUE PosT OFFICE AT LAMBERTvILLE,
HuNTERDoN Co.. n j., FOR 80 DAYS, JAM
20, 1881
Mrs Michael Cauley.
9. A. Morris.
Charles Burns.
CLARK PfERsoN. p Nj
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'uDIcIous ADVERTISING

--JUDICIUUS ADVERTISING
Has created many new business
Has enlarged many an old business
Has revived many dull business
Has rescued many lost business
Has saved many failing business
Has preserved many large business,
And secures success in any business.
Advertise In THE RECORD.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1881-02-02

We were wrongly informed as to the sale
of the Huffnagle property In New Hope.
Since it was bought by Henry Houston, Of
the Peuna R. R Co, some three years ago,
It has not changed bands. The report grew
ont of the visit of the Hon. Thos. A Scott to
Mr.. George W Huffuagle, one day last week.
Mr.. H , and Mr.. Scott are old friends, having
been schoolmates.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1881-02-02

Cure that cough with 25 cent bottle Of
DR.. Dunton's Elixir. For sale by all Drug
gists and Storekeepers. d. w Wilson, Pro-
pretor, and Church street. janice If
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ANY ladies wishing to know of the merits
of the Excelsior Kidney Pad, its action, etc,
are referred to Mrs. VIM. e. MeKEcKNfF,
Photograph Parlors, Toledo, Ohio.--See
Adv't. fact.