The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1881-01-26
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Lamoerseai,s, MI, Jan. ~. 1881.

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The next legal holiday will be Washing
tons birthday, Tuesday. February 22d.
Night singing canary birds for sale at
Everett's store, AZ n Union street. jan. 26-2t
Water was let into the canal feeder on
Tuesday of last week.
The third anniversary of the Friendship
Social Society occurs on February 10th.
1T costs Lebanon township about $l75
per month to keep her poor.
Extra meetings are being held this
week in the Methodist and Baptist churches
of this city.
Mr. Elwood Kay has taken the black
smith shop in this city, lately conducted by
Mr.. Zepheniah Sutphen.
The annual spring elections in the town
ships will take place this year on the 9Th of
March.
MIR. VIM. Lair, of Delaware township.
had the misfortune to break one of his legs,
last Sunday, by falling upon the ice.
DIR. Dunton's Elixir viii give instant
relief in the most violent cough known. %
cents per bottle. jan.26tf
The Amwell Spinning Co., has declared
a dividend of per cent, free of tax, out of
the earnings of the past year.
--On last Sunday evening, at the M. E.
Church in this city, fourteen persons. (princi-
pal members of the Sunday SCHOOL, were
received on probation.
--On last Wednesday evening the Repub-
liam caucus nominated Gen. Sewell for
United States Senator. by one majority.
Yesterday the legislature elected him.
The annual meeting of the Hunterdon
Co. Agricultural Society viii be held at the
Court House ia Pennington, on Saturday,
Feb 18th.
-Kendal's SPAWN Cure is used from the
Atlantic to the Pacific Coast. Read advt.
Miss Ruth Hoicombe, of Brookville, in
Delaware township, broke one of her arms by
falling upon the ice, few days since. She
was visiting neghbor at the time of the
accident.
"A valuable COW Belonging to W. P.
Smith, living near Oskdale, in this county,
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found dead in the yard the next morning.
The Huaterdoa Democrat states that the
Locktown Creamery Association have pur-
chased lot of land near the Christian
Church, of John Mechliu. on which to erect
buildings, aud have commenced operations.
Best quality of Rubber Boots, Lambertville
make, at low prices, at Van Horn & Bros.
"A Gospel temperance meeting will be
ciety next Sunday afternoon, at O'Clock,
when an address will be delivered by Rev.
P. A. Studdford, d. D., of the Presbyterian
Church. The public is invited.
What a Druggist says: az have been
selling DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup for ten years.
and it has given better satisfaction than any
other cough remedy A.G. Schmidt, Apo
thecary, Hanover, Pa.
= Frank s. Joiner, of this city, locomotive
engineer on the Belyidere Division, Penna
r. R., in stepping off his engine at Coal Port
Trenton, on last Saturday night, sprained his
right ankle SO badly as to require the services
Of a physician.
VIM. r. Risler, of Raritan township,
died at his residence about two miles north of
Pennington, on Tuesday night last. Some
years ago he acceptably represented the
township in the Board of Freehoders, aud
also served on the Town Committee at various
times.
Some friends of Mr.. A. G. Barber, know
inU his annrac;at tim NJ a.t;et;o eI,;l a.I h;c
love of blooded stock, bave gotten up for him
apictnre-in the highest style Of the Dirt
of that kind-and have sent it to him without
indicating the names of the donors. 1t is on
exhibition at Holcombe's coal office.
The firm of L. M. beats s. Co., of Pitts
town, in this county, has been dissolved and
a new firm formed by Hiram beats, P. G.
Little, and Hiram beats, Jr, under the title
of beats, Little & Co. The firm will continue
the manufacture of agricultural implements,
&c.
Yesterday Tuesday morning would
have been considered a cold one had not the
recent excessive cold weather, reaching as
low as 20 degrees below zero, familiarzed
people with low temperatures. At A. NJ
the thermometer stood at degrees above
zero.
w. A. Titus 60 Ashland avenue, Toledo,
Ohio, My wife is now as strong as
ever, her regained health being directly due
to the use of the Excelsior Kidney Pad. We
can heartily recommend it to all kidney trou-
bled persons. See adv. jan.19-2t
john H. Horn, Esq, and family and re-
latives, numbering seventeen, all of this city,
took sled ride last Thursday afternoon,
visiting Mr. Silas Sackett and family (rela-
tives), near Forestville, Bucks county, Pa.
They staid all night and had a very pleasant
time. But the trip home the next day was
not quite SO pleasant, as it had to be taken
through the rain.
IF 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 Jedediah Basset Bric.a- Brac, that
will exhibit in Lyceum Hall, on Saturday
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