The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1881-01-19
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Lam6ertvssse. N. ". Jan. 10. 1851.

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See advertisement.
Justice Samuel Evans, an old Treutonian,
died on Saturday night, aged eightysnine.
David NJ. Gulick has been elected by The
Republicans of Clinton as Postmaster.
1.-THE Kids are ont today, Part of the
Budget.
Now is the time to advertise. THE
RECORD offers reasonable terms to adver-
tisers.
Best quality of Rubber Boots, Lambertville
make, at low prices, at Van Horn & Bros
Rev r. Kent, of Brooklyn, has accepted
call from the kirkpatrick Memorial Church
at Ringoes.
John W. Baer, the Buckeye Black
smith,, who was well known in this section
years ago, died in Philadelphia on Wednesday
of last week.
"A Mr.. Robbins, of Rocky Hill has been
exhibiting in Trenton hog weighing 1909
bs.
Two runaways this morning-.-the horse
of Mr.. Jos. Servis---sleigh broken, and the
horse of ]. w. Carroll.
- Mrs Elite Brink, of this city, will open
millinery store in Trenton next Spring. A
branch store will be kept In this city.
DO not trifie with cough, cold or affec-
tion of the throat, lungs or bronchial tubes.
DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup is positive cure
and prevents consumption.
Mr.. Zephaniah sutphen. of this city, has
1,fa ef...
Co., and will remove to that village next
April.
-Tuscarora Tribe, No. II, Improved Order
of Red Men, of this city, will attend the New
Hope NJ. e. Church on Sunday morning, Feb
ruary Is. Sermon by Rev. Amos johnson.
The Cadets have given many free exhibit
tions for the pleasure of the citizens. En-
courage them now by purchasing one ticket
at % cents. Reserved seat tickets, 30 cents,
for sale at s. w. Cochran & Co.'s Drug Store.
The county of Hunterdon, according to
the last census, has population of 3S, 568--
1894 males and 1854 females. There is
one Chinaman in the county.
The project of creamery in this vicinity
is again agitated. We arc promised for pub
location some valuable statistics aud facts
respecting creameries in our next issue.
The reports of marriages, births and
deaths filed in the Office of the City Clerk for
the month of Decembel show the following
Marriages, 5 births, II; deaths, 9-5 females
and males.
Read G. I. Baumgartner s. Co.'s new
advertisement. Buyers may depend upon
finding at their store the goods and prices as
advertised.
John Voorhees,, wealthy farmer Of Skill
man Station, on the Bound Brook Railroad,
was struck by the engine Of fast train and
instantly killed on Wednesday night.
Mr.. II. G. Hooker designs retnodeling the
store building now occupied by Mrs. Ettie
Brink (adjoining Fingers STOREY, by lowering
the floor enlarging 1t, and adapting it for
arst-class store-roo
More Blunders Than one,'' by Mr.. Fiz-
gig and John O-so-slow. Part of the Budget.
There Is now and has been for weeks
good sleighing and for several days past the
skating has also been good. Lovers of winter
sports cannot complain in these respects this
Season.
Be not deceived. "Kendairs SPAWN
Cure " is a positive cure when properly per-
severed with Read adv in another column.
The congregation and friends Of Rev. G..
F. Love will make him donation visit at his
residence ia Croton, on Wednesday afternoon
AMI evening, January Goth. If stormy, next
fair dav. All are invited
We beg to remind our friends that We
are prepared to print vendue bills in the most
attractive style at short notice. As the season
for these sales is near at hand we solicit the
orders of all who may have property to sell.
BE sure to try Seneka Balsam, the best
% cent cough and cold remedy. For sale at
Shatnalia's Drug Store, As Bridge street,
Lambertvile.
Henry @. Savage, Of the York Street
House, in this city, has leased the hotel at
Titusville, and will take possession April LIST.
Mr.. -- Closson, of Lambersille; Pa, viii
remove to the York Street House.
Rev. J. B. Graw, Of Camden, preached to
good audiences at the M. E. Church in this
city on last Sunday morning and evening.
MR. G.. was formerly pastor of the church.
and is highly esteemed by his old acquaint-
ances.
s, II. Irwin, of Ute Creek, Colfax Co.,
New Mexico, says s--My wife has been cured
of cough of thirty years. standing by WEAR
ing an Only Lung Pad" See advertise
ment, jan.ls-st
-Ringoes Grange. No. u, Patrons of Hus
bandry, will have an open installation of Off
GERS, in Bonds Hall, Ringoes, on Saturday,
January 2ed, at 2 o'clock, P. NJ. The public
is invited.
We wonder, as we see persons driving
horses at the top of their speed in this sleigh
ing season, whether they ever think that
these animals, wet and steaming with per-
SEPARATION, have feeling 2 It is pretty evident
that their drivers have not.
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