The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-12-16
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Lanseertritse, N. j., Dec. I6, 1874.

The two Building and Loan ASSOCIATIONS
win meet respectively on the 10th and elst
inst.
Tickets for the Reading exercises to be
given by Miss Knowles scholars in Holeombe
Hall, on the Esd inst, can be procured al
Moore's Book Store. Reserved seats so cts.
There will be Christmas Tree in the M
e. Church, at Centreviile, on Christmas Eve.
loaded with presents for the Sunday School
schildren.
Mrs. Masterson, the proprietor Of the
" Duck Hotel !" in this city, was convicted on
Friday last, of keeping disorderly house.
She has been sentenced to hard labor in the
State Prison for six months
do not forget the entertainment by Miss
Knowles School, ON Wednesday evening of
next week, at Holcombe Hail. 1t will be well
worth the patronage of the people. Tickets
25 cts.
The Messrs. Carroll, at Head Quarters, in
this county, have three immense porkers, the
largest of which will weigh 1900 lbs, and it
is believed that the three will average 900 ibs
each.
Tickets and reserved seats for the Holt
ductor, win be for sale at l. S. Holcombe's
Book Store, on and after Friday For prices
see bills. ##
Herbert Eick, a man of advanced age, liv-
ing near White House Station, in this county,
was found dead in his bed on Monday morn
ing of last week. His wife died quite sudden
ly year OF two ago.
DIR. ]. V. Robbins, of this city, was tae
recipient, last week, of handsome gold pen
and holder, q testimonial from number of his
his birth day.
Why is XANTHoXYLUM more sought af-
ter than any other dentifrce? Because it
combines liquid and a powder thoroughly
cleansing the teeth, removing the tartar accre-
tions, and purifying the breath, without the
least injury to the teeth or gums. Sold at all
our popular drug stores. =. 1t.
The Ladies of the Mount Airy congrega-
ton will provide dinner, tea, and other refresh
ments, in their new church at Mount Airy, on
"Wednesday afternoon and Evening, Dec. Esd,
1874. The public are cordially invited to at
tend. Proceeds to go for furnishing the
church.
The funeral of Mr.. Theodore Large, of
Washington formerly of this city, took
place from the NJ. E. Church in this city, on
Monday. Co. c, in full dress, attended the
funeral. Mr.. L. was an officer in the late
war
MIR. Anthony G. Fetter is about to re-
move from Brookville to Hopewell where the
firm Of Finney s. Fetter are now running an
extensive saw mill Mr.. f. will sell his fine
residence at Brookville at public SALE on the.
Cd of January next. See adv. for particulars.
The Tom Thumb troupe which exhibited
here on last Saturday, drew a good house.
During the day the diminutive ponies and
carriage, which were driven through our
streets, attracted great attention, and set the
youngsters wild.
"A disgraceful fight took place on the
Bridge ST. canal bridge, in this city, on Sun
day al eraoon. The men were under the in
fiuence Of whiskey. We learn that they had
just come from New Hope, and it is supposed
that they got their whiskey there. We trust
our New Hope friends viii look after the
"man-traps !" in that borough which are sell
ing on Sunday-iu fact, on any day.