The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-11-24


"A counter for sale with drawers and plate
glass top. inquire at THE RECORD Office If.
MIR. Charles 81. Clark, and family, WHIT
have been visiting England for year, return
ed 10 this city last week.
Wanted Nurse, " at the Parlor Bnter.
tainments.
Mayor Palmer, of Frenchtown, has re
Gently had the misfortune to sprain his anclt
twice, as we learn from the Press
Extra Meetings are being held this weel
at the Methodist and Baptist Churches, in
this city. The religious interest appears to
be increasing.
Daily Noon Prayer Meetings at the Y.
M. G. A. rooms this week. Everybody in.
vited. Go, if you can only stay 10 minutes.
Revival meetings are being held in the
churches at Quakertown, Cherryville and
Baptisttown.
Some Of the business men hereabouts
would rather sponge on a country fence than
pay newspaper anything for advertising.
There will be meeting of the Board of
Examiners of Hunterdon County, for the ex-
animation of candidates for Teachers Certifi-
Gates, at the Court House, in Pennington, on
Friday next.
ALI Kinds Of Picture Frames constantly
on hand and made to order, at Fritz's, 80 N.
Union Streets Lambertville, N. J. N,e4,3t.
Jacob s. Van Marter has disposed of his
farm near Ringoes for $105 per acre, to Rev.
George Young, Of Point Pleasant, Pa. The
farm contains 95 acres.
To secure Photographs for Holiday Pres
ents, obtain sittings at once. Early in the
day for children. Fritz Photographer. St.
If you want to give your friend an ap.
preciated Holiday Present, get nice picture
taken at Fritz's, SO N. Union St., Lambert
vile, N. ]. N.24,3
Photographs for Holiday Presents, at
Fritz's. MA st.
"A change has been made in the passenger
time table of the B. D. Division. See adver.
tisement on 4th page for the particulars.
Domestic Paper Fashions and Sewing
Machine Needles to be had at N. w. GROUSE
g. Co.'S, No S. Union st. 1t.
-Mahion II. Reed, of Fseachtown, was SO
seriously injured at Easton, on Saturday
week, by the falling upon him of crane in
foundry, that he died day or two thereafter.
The Assignees' sale of the Real Estate of
john A. Bachman will take place ON Saturday
next, at P. NJ, on the premises. Any one
who wants to become proprietor of a gravity
railroad will have chance at this sale.
The Readington Fire Insurance Company,
of this county, it is stated, has now insured
about fifteen million dollars worth of proper
ty. This is pretty heavy for a "country
company.
The horse disease has about disappeared
in this section, thus relieving people of he
necessity of dislocating their jaws in pro
nouncing the technical name" Epizoorino-
broncha.o
The funeral of Constable George S, Os-
nun, of this city, took place last Thursday
He was soldier of the war of the rebellion.
Go. G, of this city, escorted his remains to the
depot, the interment taking place at Johnson
burg, Warren Co.
"A Union Thanksgiving service will be
held at the Presbyterian Church, in this city,
tomorrow Thursday morning, at 1890 o.
clock. Preaching by Rev. Chas. II. Thomas.
Tonight and tomorrow evening the Fleet
Wing Hook Sc Ladder Co. give their annual
Parlor Entertainment at Lyceum Hall. Van
solver has charge of it, and expects even to
excel his previous efforts in this line.
MIR. Patrick Rogan, Assessor in the Sd
Ward of this city, died on last Friday evening,
of consumption. His funeral took place from
st. Johns (R. CO. Church, on Monday morn
ing. Co. G attended, Mr.. r. having been a
soldier of the late war.
The good ship Santa Claus y has been
spoken at sea, bound for Boozer's with load
of nice things for his sixteenth Christmas pre-
sentation to his fifteen hundred Children
arrival.
MIR. John J. Green, of this city, left here
for a trip to Liverpool, few days since. He
went on board the Illinois, of the American
line, for the purpose of experimenting test
of Bray's Refrigerators, which were put on
board of that vessel.
Two SHoEMAKERs wanted, to work on
Women's aud Misses Shoes. Apply to ]. LOUD
EN-, cor. Union and Coryell Sts., Second
floor Lambertville, N. j. ST..
Sarah A. Creveling, Of Bloomsbury, is
all fixed for the Centennial. Among other
ancient relics she has a teapot nearly two
hundred years old, and spinning wheel
turning one hundred and fifty.
"A lady who has Lost Three Sons by con-
sumption writes from Hartford, Conn, to say
that her only remaining child, a daughter, had
been saved, she believes, from like fate by
the use of HALE's HONEY OF HoREHouND
AND TAR.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure In one minute.
The oyster supper fer -tt5 the benefit of the
M. !. Church Of this city, held last week, met
with fair success. The attendance the first
night was small, but the second evening the
hall was well filed, and the gastronomic per-
formances appeared to be equal to expecta
tions at least the good things disappeared