The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1881-07-13
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Lana5e,gpiue, N. y. July 10. 1851,


have gone en- sariexcursion to T.uray Cave.
WANTED a Protestant girl to do general
housework, Apply, at THE, REooRps Office. =
Mr.. G.. NJ. Shamalia has now got his new
drug store on Bridge street, in complete
working order. The arrangement is neat,
and the front Is Quite handsome.
MIR. O. Arnett, Of this city lost valuable
horse anyi. .aaruhle on Tuesday; both dying
from the heat. The two were valued at
$3.50. .2Ion1 s.
Don't forget to prepare for the grand
railroad and steamboat excursion for the bene-
fit of the NJ E. Church Of this city, on Thurs
day of next week.
The through morning train up and after
noon tain dow6ion the Belyidere Division
have been run in two sections for some days
past, owing to the increase of travel on the
road. elf4 stvAkl 49, sSIAA NJ -
The lot Of land owned by the, Mutual
Building & Loan Association, known as the
Helms lot, was sold at public sale, on last
Saturday to5 the Lambeftsille Spoke Manu-.
featuring Co, forS ,0o0 a 81
4
begun tile work Of Matching shads atsithreei
points on the Delaware river and thus far
more than three hundred thousand young
shad have been patched. a
Just received large stock of new sheet
music at Robbins Drug Store, New Hope.
Call and see it.
"A Smooth Complexion can be had by
every lady who will use Parker's Ginger
Tonic. Regulating the internal organs and.
purifying the blood it quickly removes PIN.
Piles and gives 4 healthy bloom to the cheek.
See notice.
Through the Recommendation of Hon. A.
A. Clark, James NJ Beiden, eldest son of
Sheriff Belden, OF this county, has been
admitted to West Point Military Academy,
after having passed very successful exalnin-
alton.
The recent accident at the Bridge street
canal bridge is a reminder that tho travel
along that strectis such as TO require double
track bridge. There is constant danger in
such narrow bridge Of accidents to people
driving shying horses
The chills aud fever that prevailed in all
sections of the country last Summer lave
made their appearances again IN most sec.
tions, but they ara not SO severe on general as
then. Several eases have shown themselves
ia this city recently.
Martin h. THINNER, ESQ.,. native Of
this county, and a few years ago a resident
of our city, has recently been appointed
Supreme Court COMMISSIONER. AIR. Trim
mer is now living at Dnnellen, where it is. re-
ported he hasa good practices $ :. s s..,z.
DIR. Lawrence can be consulted, free of
charge, at the Lambertylle House. He has
had most remarkable success in treating all
forms of nervous and chronic diseases during
the past few months in Trenton. He quickly
cures Dyspepsia Constipation, Piles, Worms,
Kidney and Female troubles. Seminal Weak
ness, Coughs, Catarih, DroIsy, rheumatism,
sc. Call and see his testimonials.
Hon. Jos. w. Williyer, prominent citi-
zen of this county, died at his residence in
Bethlehem township on Saturday last, after
an illness Of some months. Mr.. Williver
some years ago represented his district in the
Legislature, and in 1879 was favorably men,
''oheu 40 ''nu'''''o ~ 7'''' s''1"'o''
There need DO no iear regafaihg Tue
Steamboat ride on the M. n. excursion 10
Coney lsiand' on thursday OF next wees as
the boats that run on the line are all built of
iron' disioea i"'o ioat'een W''e'Jssus oo'n
p'r'''enss' enue 'nAA'As '-'''A us7'i'
fire proof
About fifty menpersof a neren Masonic
lodges in Trenton visited Amwell Lodge, No.
II, of this city, on last "Wednesday evening,
on the occasion Of the official visit OF District
deputy =: "a. Lucas. q A. nuinoet q s'Sl'lls
brethren from neignoor'ns iouses were "'so
present. a the Close coila''oh was ss'Ssu
" 'no '''''o' t'''.s ?
People VINO ouy mats from poor assor'-
ments and get something tnat constantly ais
satisfies them' shoula go 20 flotee's > extensive
store, 90 East state street, ifeH'on' anu Sc
lect from DIS splendid assortment. a n'agni-