The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-12-22
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Lam6ersvstle, N. u. Dec. ss, 1875.

DOOkStOrS.
"A Christmas Tree is to be provided for
the scholars Of St. Andrews Church Sunday
School,
We have recently purchased job lot of
several thousand business cards, and are pre-
pared to print them at greatly reduced rates.
Yesterday Tuesday was the shortest
day of the year. This statement has refer
ence to time and not to finances.
A good variety of Holiday goods, just re-
ceiyed at the store of N. w. Grouse g. Co.,
No. South Union Street. 1t.
The Sewer ON South Main st. has been
completed. Mr.. Lynch has done good job,
at very low price.
Just the thing for Christmas-those de-
licious mince pies, at Lacey's Eating Saloon,
No. 10 Union street.
Mr.. c. Barber requests ali persons to put
out their ashes, &C., on Friday of this week,
instead of Saturday, as he does not wish to
gather it up on holiday.
Rubber Boots and Shoes resoled and
mended durably, and made waterproof, at
little expense, by J. Helms, So Clinton st.
d. %. st.
The Battle of Trenton is to be celebrated
on Monday the eth, by "sham fight
Over one thousand men will take part in the
fearful carnage.
The ship "Santa Claus has arrived at
Boozer's without accident to her cargo. The
presents will therefore be ready for the child
rem ON Christmas morning
Some mean thief few nights ago, stole
from the clothes line the clothing Of the
family of Mr.. John Savage, of this city,
which had been left out to dry after washing
PRrcEs REDucED.-The Best Family Wheat
Flour, $3.50 per cwt Warren County Buck
wheat Flour 1926 per cwt., and prices re-
duced 20 cts. cwt. on all kinds of Ground
Feed and Wheat Bran, at VIM. H. EvERETT's,
No. Church ST., Lambertville. 3t.
One of our Lambertville "newsboys"
weighs between $50 and 260 Tbs. Notwith-
standing his weight, he is quite active and
gets over his route asquickly as people of les
ser weight.
Navigation on the Delaware and Raritan
Canal will close on Friday night, according
to the announcement of the Superintendent.
JACK frost' mas however 'aAen TUG ""'no'''y
70 Close II so0Ae' 'nsn '"'s'
Miss Lucille IL. Green, daush'er Oh Hev.
Enoch Green OF the N. j. NJ. L. conferences,
is going to India as missionary and will
take charge OF the "omans hospl.ai az
n =, % If la ,a1a
Bareiliy. She Is graduate Oh Tue fethaic
Medical College OF fhiia.
No man is well-dressed without nice
hat. To get this, go to Geo. w. HottelPs ex-
tensive hat and cap store ~ L. o'aee ss.'
Trenton' wnere you canno' ran ~ Ou S"''e''
AN s'yies anu prices. A'So' iui oo.a''' -.
ana oucksk'n gloves canes uno'ei'S'' "0'
customers of 4. ID. Fulmer q Co.'S
Mills are notified that the mill will De closed
ON Christmas. All who are likely to have
business at the mill ON that day WIN please
remember this and send IN their orders DAY
sooner.
The congregation and friends of Rev.
Thomas c. Young, of the Ringoes Baptist
Church. will make him Donation Visit on
the afternoon and evening of Thursday, JAN
uary 9th. If that day is stormy, it will take
place the next fair day. An invitation is ex-
tended to all.
-Mcssrs VIM Br;tton and g. H. Slater. of
Era,,cht,,vr last week purchased Of the
.h;oi, vo1,av R.;lroad C,omnanv farm If
o,,o,t TX ..res a. M;dva,e IN this county :.
Thew intend to carry on the lumber and coal
business there as soon as the necessary pre-
parations are made. Mr.. Britton win go
there and superintend the business. hide
Dendent.
a., ,.s. r,;d. or,;no an infant child
If M Andrew Curtis living on Church st..
:. .r;s ~, nos varv h.d,v burned ON tho
Zoo. ona hodv Nv falling ON the stove. in the
.h.oroa 80 ;.s ,,,ot,,ar from, tbe bouse The
aos,, ,,as hrr,ed r. a c,;sn in some nlaces.
A,,ho,,, = 40. not axnected m live NJ the
.;vna NC ,e.rn that there are some homes of
Sc raoa,orv oltho,oh n will he d;sigured for
life.
lack Dumont has been unfortunate again
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