The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-11-12
Lambertville, Nj, Nov. Il, 1873.


city being profoundly impressed concerning
the moral evils which are affecting our COM
munity. have resolved to hold union services
on three successive Sabbath evenings, for the
purpose of creating better moral sentiment
in their congregations. The services will be
held as follows
Nov. Esd, in the Presbyterian Church.
Sermon by Rev. A. D. Willifer.
Nov sotl5 in the Baptist Church, Sermon
by Rev. John s. Heisler.
Dec. 7th, in tile Methodist Episcopal
sChuroh, Sermon6by Rev. z. A. stpddiford
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~ LOCAL M1scELLANy.--Lonc Star Lodge,
No 10, of this city, and Paunaucussing Lodge,
of Carversville, Pa, will visit the Newtown
PA. Lodge of Knights of Pythias, in a week
or two.
Arrangements arc being made by Wilson
Chapter, No 13, Royal. Arch, Masons, for a
SIMMER or, the occasion Of tho shistallatida of
its new officers, on the 10th prox.
-Amwell Lodge, No. II, A. F. A, NJ, also
contemplatcs having supper on st. Johns
uight (the 9th prox.
Last Wednesday evening, a sharper held
forth in tile open air, near Humphreys Hotel,
,andrinduced a large number ofyertlant cues
Itotresent him within goodtpiIe of green
backs He gave away bottle Of pefumery
and chance to lose from 81 to So at thesame
time-and they lost it. He must have carried
off nearly $100for his evenings works Our
authorities shoaid prevent @sueh swindles.
We have been shown specimen of the
new "Trade Dollar" recently issued from the
United States Mint 1t is beautiful con.-
The coin was engraved by the father and
z brother. Of Mr.. Harry Barber, efithis city,
who are the principal engravers at the Phila.
Mint.
We are under obligations to Mr.. Jos. H..
Butterfoss Of stockton, for the present of
four quite old almanacs, embracing Poor
Richards Almanac y for 1766, 1869, and ITO,
and "The American Country Almanac " for
1857. We have examined them with consid-
erable interest and shall carefully preserve
them
Richard Mcdowell, ESD, has removed to
his ,handson,e residence on Cottage Hills A
great many people, some months ago, thought
that Mr.. McDowell's talk of building hand
some home there would never be- carried int
effect. but they find that lie has denionstrat
ed his belief in the beauty and desirabencss o.
the location, by putting up and occupying
residence that. is not excelled for beauty ant
convenience by any in the city. Cottag'
Hill is bound to be one of the most attractive
locations in our city. -
Mr. R. H. Van Horn believes in. advertis
ing. While others stop advertising becaus
I ofthe sshard times, lie thinks that isa reasol
why more Of it should be done. Fl
therefore appears in another column loryathe
in two columns) with an announcement Q
reduced prices.
The house recently occupied by Mr.. Nc
powelA adjoining the new depot I'M this city
Il foAbe torn down. It obstfacts the klightAil
the new building, and occupies the space need
ed for the porch on, the vest side of tn
station.
An exhibition Of the New Market M. E
Sunday School was held in the church, on las
Wednesday evening The exercises consists
of music, addresses, dialogues, 'tableaus, &c.
and the programme was a very good one.
Rev. G. II. Larson will preach in th
Baptist Church, next Sunday morning an
evening. ,.s as, sa,, :. = .rat.s,ss... slss
Barber & Reynolds, conner of Union an
Church sts., have by far the best stock of hat
and caps in this section, Their SILK hats ar
excellent and are sold at very low price,
Me- Now il the time to br,sr xoa.r f,,rr M.