The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1881-04-13

ly on Saturday and Monday next
"A. E. Sanderson, Esq, took the oath Of
ofIiee on Monday Of last week. and is now
Judge sanderson
Fresh Garden Seeds at Frank Johnson's,
Al Church street. 3 d 5s Aprileaf
The Right Rev. DR.. Scarborough, Bishop
cfNe@ Jersey win preach this evening In St.
Andrews Church, and. administer the Apos-
tolic rite Of confirmation.
The spire of st. Johns Church is evident
1y leaning very much towards the north, and
ought to receive the immediate attention Of
sthose in CHARGE = 1assss5 > fAt4sSs
d "A win of the late Henry Fl. Fisher, of
SergeantsviIle, has been feunds tits stated.
which disposes Of the property in d manner
satisfactory to the heirs.
-On Wednesday last, Rev. NJ. B. Lanning,
late pastor at Chsfr5ville, removed TO Sandy
Ridge, he having recently accepted the call to
the pastorato Of the Baptist Church at that
place.
. The New Orleans Jubilee Singers had
slim audience at Lyceum Hall. on last We'd
nesday evening. Cause-want of printers
ink. A
"A number of men recently discharged
from the railroad shops in this city, have been
again taken on, work having become brisk
again. -
"A few severe cases of scarlet fever have
prevailed in our city, all Of which are doing
we'll So Ear itsdoes not seemsto.be,o Of . con-
fa0;ons FORM, - W g Ak - ~ "a
--Ladies' Cloaks, Coats, and Dresses. cut
and made to order at short notice, at Mrs. M.
W. Cooley,s. d6tf
wv. d. Z. Robbins, Esq. was visited by a
%ssurprise party 2 Of his neighbors and friends
1t Clinton, last week, just previous 10 his
removal to this city, as an evidence Of their
warm friendship and regard.
-For sale, "a copy Of the History Of Hun
terdon and Somerset Counties. Apply at this
Office. m.30 If
Tho most assiduous parental attention
will frequently fail to prevent Coughs, Colds,
Group, etc. DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup is a
most valuable remedy to have convenient
when needed. Prizes Is cents zes ~
Last Friday afternoon. John W. Kitchen.
of this city, leader Of the Citizens Cornet
Band. Tipped while getting. out of wagon
atthe. Rubber Works, and falling upon his
left arm, lbsoke.it above the elbow.
The Wellesley 8 ste,lipg,s Uncle Toms
Cabin Co. failed to arrive TO give their per-
formauce on Thursday evening. They left
the Union House and the printer with unpaid
bills.
Jos. E.Conine, employed IN the grocery
store of Charles Servis, in this city, had two
fingers of his left hand badly mashed while
engaged in putting barrel of moiasses in the
cellar, on Monday of this week. ~. e. "a
Rev. Mr.. Strickland, pastor Of The n, e.
Church in this city, will deliver a temperance
address at the meeting Of the Friendship
Social Society on next Sunday afternoon, at
their rooms, att o'clock. sa
Henry Decker. a man posted on the
creamery business has been engaged to run
the Sergeantsville Creamery. He is now on
the ground, and the establishment is about
ready for operation, the steam engine, &c..
being in place. ~ ~ ~ ~
: 8 Ii you want to get the best sewing ma
chine in the Market try the Light Running
Domestic, for sale by Mrs. M. w. CooLEY.---
Every machine warranted. Dec. 10.
The old carpenter shop of the p. r. Il. in
this city, built in 1851. has been settling very
much lately and on Examination the sIls were
found to be completely decayed. A gang of
men were put to work and all things made
right.
Gen. James B. Weaver of Iowa, late
National Greenbacl Labor candidate for
President, will speak in Holcombe Hall, in
this city, on Thursday evening, April 81.
Cen. Weaver speaks in five places in New
Jersey a. follows, Elizabeth, Hackettstown,
Fhillpsburg, Lambestvilie aud Bridgeton.
Mrs. Henry Obi living near this city,
died suddenly on Sunday afternoon last. She
went to lie down to rest as was her usual GUS
tom, when she gave some symptoms of aiarm
and died immediately The cause of death
we have not learned. She had been in feeble
health for several years, but most of the time
was able to be about.
Fine stock of spring and summer goods
now open at Hotels bat and cap store, 80 E
State ST. Trenton, N. y. Silk hats spe
cialty.s ssss s sTs So
e--Geprge w IVAN SyckeI Esq, late of
Holland township and Director of the Board
of Freeholders Of the County while he was
the representative Of that TOWNSHIPS ii that
body, has been for some time ia poor health,
which has dnally caused him TO take
Journey to the Hot Springs Of Arkansas, &,
"a Sociable win be held IN the M. E. |
Church. in this city on Friday evening of this
week. The young men Of the Sunday School
will furnish the refreshments for the occasion,
and they say they intend to excel the ladies.
There win also be readings and vocal and in
stsa mental music. Admission Gncuding
resh,nents) 10 cts. Children cts. All
are insitsd. These gatherings which are
held neathi,y, are always very pleasant.
--on last We tuesday evening a number of