The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-12-29
"A HArrY New YEAn

The child Of Mr.. Andrew Curtis, of thi
city. which was so badly burned few days
since, died on Monday morning, from its in.
jaries.
Our carrier in Lambertville and New
Hope will distribute the usual NEW YEAR
ADDRESS. ssSmall favors /" viii be thank
fully received by him.
Gold Pens for Holiday Gifts, at Moore
Bookstore.
Mr.. Jacob Bowden, of this city, brought
to our Office to-day hens egg of very large
size. 1t measured q inches around it, and
Ga around its smaller circumference.
"A good variety of Holiday goods, just re-
ceived at the store Of N. w. Grouse & Co.,
No. South Union Street; 1t.
The Pennington Vigilant Society will
hold its annual meeting at Humphreys Hotel,
on Saturday, Jan. 9th, at P. M.
A Fair and Festival will be held in Ma
sonic Hall, Pennington, by the Presbyterian
Sunday School, tomorrow Thursday even
ing.
Gold Pens for Holiday Gifts, at Moores
Bookstore. t
The farm of Mary Hagaman, deceased,
near Ringoes, containing 81 acres, was sold
by Commissioners, on Saturday the 18th, to
Adam W. BELLS, of Pennington, for $65 per
acre.
All kinds of Stamping forEmbroidering
and Braiding also, Pinking done to order
at short notice. at N. w. Grouse s. Co.'S, No
6 s. Union St. dS.-3t
st. Andrews Episcopal Sunday School re-
ceived their presents from the Christmas
Tree last Tuesday evening. The exercises
Consisted of singing, &C., and were very en-
pertaining.
The congregation and friends of Rev.
Thomas C. Young, of the Ringoes Baptist
Church, will make him a Donation Visit on
the afternoon and evening of Wednesday, Jan
uary 5ti,. II stormy, next fair day. An in
vitation is extended to all.
Books, Games, Fancy Goods, for Holt
day Gifts, 1t Moore's Bookstore.
The farm owned BY john Slater deceased
In Kingwood township containing 164 14-100
acres, was sold at public sale by the execu-
tors, On Wednesday last, to Pierseh Wood, for
$41.5O per acre.
You will find fun line of Holiday Goods,
at the store of N. w. Grouse & Co., just
south of Lambertville National Bank. dS.-3t.
The Chancellor has not yet Eied his de.
cision in the case of the Delaware and Bound
Brook Railroad. 1t is intimated that the de-
eision will not be made until the regular term
in February. The result however, may be
communicated to the parties before that time.
-aIt is suicide IN the third degree, if not
worse, to suffer cough and cold to eliminate
in consumption, when single bottle of HALE's
HONEY OF HoREHoUND AND TAX, taken in
time would effect perfect and permanent
cure.
Pixies toothache Drops cure in one aaiiifsittee.
--Oh Christmas morning, quite an excite
inent was created at st. Johns (RC.) Church,
in this city, by the taking fire. of some of the
decorations of the church while lighting the
altar lights. Fortunately she fire was extin-
guished before any damage was done other
then that to the decorations.
We are pleased to hear that temperance
society was organized in st. Johns (R. CO.
Church on Suudsy morning of last week, and
that over Sixty members were enrolled.
Fathef Connolly, the pastor of the church, is
a thorough temperance man, and is doing
good work in this direction.
L n. L.. ~oJ 4 ~~s. Of
Boots, Shoes, &c. See his double-column adj
vertisetnent IN this page.
Extra meetings ARE being Continued this
week at the Methodist and Baptist Churches
in this city. The ordinance of baptism will
be administered by Rev. c. H. Thomas, of the
Baptist Church, in the Delaware, on Sunday
morning, at 81 O'clock.
The Rev. Dr. McCloskie, of Princeton Col
lege, delivered an address in the Presbyterian
Church in this city,on last Wednesday evening,
on the 'sBible in the Sunday School, and how
to use it, 1t was an able presentation of the
subject, and should have drawn out larger
Audience.
MIR. John w. RockafeIlow, of Stockton,
is tile proprietor of a new article which will
meet with favor from housekeepers. 1t is call
ed the Centennial Greaser.' 1t is neat,
ndy and Clearly article for greasing griddles,
!, without any danger of burning the fing-
ers, and it prevents all waste of fat. 1t can
be had by addressing him, enclosing 30 cts.
lon Tuesday Of last week Brewer Sebold,
Of Baptisttown, in company with Jas. Gary,
up at Hampton junction, was seriously if not
fatally injured Mr.. Sebold was standing be-
tween two wagons loaded with shingles when
both teams took fright and started, catching
him between the wagons. -Hunterdon Inde-
pendent.
Delaware township has beer for years the
'sbanner township" for raising large porkers.
This year it carries off the prize again, Messrs.
John and Samuel Carroll, of that township,
having recently killed hog that weighed
nine hundred and fourteen pounds. 1t was
of the well-known Magic breed.
Rubber Boots and Shoes resoled and
mended durabiy, and made waterproof, at
little expense, by j. Helms, IS Clinton st.
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