The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-11-10

next week, at Holcombe Hall.
The Lambertville Savings Bank has COM
pleted the first six months of its existence,
and its success is encouraging.
"A fine lot Of Wall Paper for sale at
Moore's Book Store, Boozer's Union Build
ings.
Ladies' and Children's Skirts, White and
ColoredA
Ladies' and Uhildren's Wrappers and
Waterproofs ready made and made to order.
Also, fun line Of Ladies' and Chiidren's
Underwear, at N. w. GROUSE & Co.'S,
1t. No. S. Union st.
1t is worth the price of admission to see
the dresses at the Old Folks Concert. Tick
cts only 80 cts. Tonight and tomorrow
night.
-" "A penny saved is two pence earned."-
This win be proven true If you put it on in
terest in the Lambertville Savings Bank.
james Mullineaux, of this city, preached
in the Lumberville, Bucks Co., Pa M. E.
Church, on Sunday last, both morning and
evening. Rev. r. c.. Wood, pastor, is hold
ing extra meetings.
The "Old Folks Concert /" will be re-
peated tomorrow Thursday evening. 1t is
well worth attending. Tickets So cents.
The farm of Joseph Opdyke, deceased,
in Kingwocd, containing S0acres, was recent
ly sold for $40 per acre. The farm of Mr..
Hinkle, decd, in the same township, of 81
acres, has also been sold for 800 per acre.
Mr. Elias Rupell, of Alexandria town.
ship, has in his possession pumpkin, raised
by Peter NJ. Meenling, which weighs "a
pounds and measures feet and inches in
circumference.
Notice of application to the Legislature
for any law must be published within six
weeks of the meeting of that body.
MIR. Charles Todd, ST., of West Amwell,
died very suddenly on last Saturday morning.
He arose ia the morning as well as usual, and
was soon after taken with fit and died in
very short time. He was 70 years old.
Mr.. c. F. Moore has been appointed a
member of the Republican County Commit
tee for the I'd Ward of this city, in place of
MIR. Levi Brown, resigned.
The best place to buy Yak and Silk Gut
pure Laces, is at
N. W. GROUSE & Co.'S,
1t. No. 6, S. Union ST.
If you want to spend pleasant evening
and feast on oysters, &C., prepared in the best
style, go to the Oyster Supper at Holcombe
Hail. on Wednesday and Thursday evenings
of next week. The ladies of the M. E. Church
will have it in charge
Extra meetings have been held for sever
al evenings in the Methodist and Baptist
Churches of this city. They are being con-
tinued this week. There has been some in
terest manifested, and it appears to be grow
ing.
"A MONDAY prayer meeting is being held
during the present week at the Rooms of the
Young Mems Christian Association. Persons
can come and go at any time during the hour
All are invited.
AT Geo. w. Hottelrs, 27i E. State St.,
Trenton, are some new styles of Fall and
Winter hats Gust OUT, which the readers of
THE RECORD are invited to call and examine.
They are handsome, durable and cheap. 1t.
The Hunterdon Mandatory, at Glen
Gardner, (Dr. t. Edgar Hunt, proprietary is
now running on full time, and is sending
away more frames than at any one time
before or since DIR. Hunt has run it, as we
learn from the Clinton Democrat.
Tho Common Council of this city have
just had printed a number Of copies of the
arfa G,xpr Or1i Go Of
the City, from the time of its incorporation
until the present. Copies will be sold to citi-
zens. The price has not yet been fixed
One evening last week an effort was made
to enter the house of Mrs. Mcnamara, on S.
Main Street, by boring through the front
shutters, but an iron bar inside prevented
this The burglar or burglars then effected
an entrance through the cellar door, and stole
$l.75 in money, two boxes of cigars and some
liquor.
"A large assortment of Millinery goods.
Hats ready made or made to order.
Felt Hats and Hat Frames in variety of
styles and colors, at
N. w. GROUSE & Co.'S,
1t. No. 6 S. Union st.
The Lambertvlle Iron Works have rece.v
ed contract from the Trenton City Bridge
Co. for building bridge over the water power.
1t will be three-truss bridge with two side
walks, seventy feet long. The reputation of
the Lambertville Iron Works for building
strong and weil-constructed bridges secured
this contract, there being no competition.
1T is remarkable how elated our Demo
cratic contemporaries are over the fact that
Hunterdon county has gone Democratic. AS
the average majority in the county for that
party is from 1000 to 1900 how happy they
ought to be over the great victory 30 eat
ed are they that they have hardly beard the
news from the balance Of our State, or from
Pennsylvania, etc.
I'VE we're in error last week in reporting
that Mr.. 8. G. Hoppock had bought Mr. W.
L. Hoppook's -four and feed store. Mr.. W.
L. Hoppook, notwithstanding his appoint
ment as express agent intends to continue
business at the old stand, in Church Street,
and will keep Oh hand full supply of the