The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1881-03-30

placed in the Post ONCE.
A large majority of our subscribers visit
the post Office daily, and therefore this ar.
arrangement viii put them to no Inconvenience.
The delivery of the papers by carrier has
been abandoned in nearly all the towns in
this section, and we hear no complaint against
the post Office delivery.
"a Bone Embroidered Busk Corset, can t be
beat, reduced to 3S cts, at Van Horns. M 80
The monthly meeting of the Common
Council will be held next Monday evening.
- "A piano for rent. Apply at THE RECORD
Office.
Mr. Abraham E. Smith has opened a
grocery on Coryell street, at Winners old
stand.
The hotel at Ringoes, 1t is reported,
win be conducted by the widow Of Mr.. Theo.
j. Yonng, the late proprietor.
DIR. Ben. y. Davis, Veterinary Surgeon at
Elemingtea, has sold out his practice there
TO DR.. g. G. Blslceg, OF Sergsantsville.
--Gershom Vanseicus has been awarded
the contract TO carry the mail from kingwood
to Sergeantsviile. for the next four years.
"A full line of Shoes at the Cottage Hill
Store-new stock. Marchi63t
Rev. DIR. Shock, the new IL. Z. Presiding
Elder of this district, has taken up his resi-
dsnce In Trenton.
Hand organs have thawed out. Three
have ground out g The Sweet BY and BY /"
<where there won't be any hand organs), in
this city, the past week.
Ten hands--seven carpenters and three
helpers --were discharged on Monday from
the R. n. shops in this city. on account of
work being slack.
"A lady informs us that there are to be
eve weddings IN Lambertvile within a few
weeks, aud the ladies are generally posted on
these affairs.
The carpenters have the frame all ready
to raise for the Locktown Creamery. The
stone and sand are on the ground, and they
are going to put the building right up.
The Rev. John Shields, a retired Metho-
dist naiaiister, who has been living at Stock
ton, In this county, for some time past, will
remove 10 Frenchtown this week.
Frederick Kingman, Esq, well-knowu
lawyer Of Trenton, died suddenly of heart
disease at his house, on Monday last He
was sixty seven years old.
--Auctioneey Riley knocked off fifteen head
of handsome Western horses for s. J.. Cutter,
of Ohio, on Tuesday afternoon of last week,
at the County Hotel Flemingtea- They av-
.araoed ahoat $3.50 per head
Elder Philip ]. Hawk, formerly we'll
known IN this community as a Christian
preacher, died at his residence at Crompton,
Maryland, on Sunday last. Frenchtoaon En-
serprsse-
For sale, a'copy Of the History of Hun
terdon and Somerset Counties. Apply at this
Office. m.sO-tf
Mr.. Chas. H. Clarke has sold bis grocery
stock to Mr. Wesley Bray, who will keep store
at Mr. c. Is old stand. Mr.. Clarke has removed
to his former residence on the opposite side q
York street.
Titus furniture, at 40 Coryeli street, is
selected from reliable manufacturers, and is
made for wear as well as looks.
This will be the last issue ofTHE RECORD
chat win be delivered in Latnbertville and
New Hope by Carrier. Hereafter, Subscribers
will find their papers at the post-ofice.
The annual City election will take place
a week from next Monday. The polling
places are as follows LIST Ward Hibernia
Engine House Cd Ward-Lyceum Hall; Sd
wsrd---Mrs- Kimmelrs Delaware Avenue.
All the new styles of soft and stiff felt
hats, on exhibition at Hotels store, SO e.
State ST., Trenton. Call and look at them,
even if you do not want to buy.
The bill recently passed by the legislature
exemptiag all active 7remen from tax to the
amount of Five Dollars, has become law,
the Governor having approved it. Our fire.
men will receive that much consideration, at
any rate, for their services.
Robert B. Lyons and Aaron Brink, of
Frenchtown, have begun the manufacture of
reed organs in that place. The first one turn
ed out is reported to be a very creditable pro-
duetion, both as to beauty of tone and neat
ness Of case .NssS
WANTED.--A house, by small family with
no children. Apply at Tx RECORD office.
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IAN immense boiler was turned out of the
p. R. r.. Shops, on Saturday last, for Mr..
VIM McCready's Perseverance, Mills, in this
city, where. we understand, the manufacture
of paper from wood, is to be introduced.
Success to McCready. whose perseverance,
has overcome all his difficulties.
Lewis Powdered Lye will make hard soap
in twenty minutes without boiling. The best
and strongest lye made. For sale by G. ].
FISHER g Co., Dealers IN General Merchan-
disc, corner Main and Ferry streets, Lambert
vile, n. j., and Main street, Stockton, N. ].
Give IL trial. m.30-tf
IA temperance meeting was held at
Ringoes on last Friday evening, which was
addrsssed by Pref. Pierce. Of Pennington,
aud Rev. J. M. Heisicy, Of Ringoes. The
meeting was spirited one. Three persons