The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-11-03

going about with clutches,
The best place to buy Yak and Silk Gui-
pure-Laces, is at
N. w. GROUSE & Co.'S,
It. No. S. Union st.
Arrangements are being made for the
annual entertainment on Thanksgiving night
by the q Fleet Wing.'' It will be under the
charge of Mr.. G. H. w. Vansciver.
Loans sell well in the Stockton Building
and Loan Association. At the last monthly
meeting they brought from $45 to $4S. This
is high price, considering the time that the
association has been in existence.
--"Cousin Jonathan y from !" ye rural dees-
trict'' will attend ye " Olde Folkes Concert !"
on the 10th and 18th inst, and will "jne in
the singin'."
Mr.. J. C. Hopewell is about erecting a
new building adjoining the bank in Fleming
ton, part of which will be occupied by
" Doc'' Smith as a cigar store and the balance
by Mr.. Killgore, as an office for the Hunter
don Democrat.
The Republican says that ssCol. George
OTdttT udS diopocSu Va lilo OhfoA AAOeSA
property in Pennington to Messrs. Humphrey
s. Brother, for the sum of $4,000. Mr.. S.
Humphrey, formerly Of Moore's Hotel, Lam
bertvIlle, we understand, will be the new land
lord, and will take possession on the first of
December
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,
It. No. S. Union st.
On Monday night we had the first snow
of the season. On Tuesday morning the
ground in many places had quite covering
of snow. At Syracuse, it is stated, five inch
es of snow fell ON Monday night,
During the gale on Saturday evening
last, the engine house at the South Branch
Depot in Pennington was blown down. AS
the Railroad com pany had just contracted with
Messrs. Swallow 81 Applegate for the erection
of new engine or Ground " house to hold
two engines, the loss of the old building will
scarcely be regretted. The wind blew with
great power for a short time, but with the
above exception no particular damage was
done Observation-Disclosures Democrat
From thirty to forty performers at the
Old Folks Concert, on Wednesday and Thurs
day evenings next at Holcombe Hall. G. P.
Hoffman, q Time Beaten" Tickets IS cts.
The proposed parade and inspection of
the fire department. Of this city, on next
Saturday, has been postponed as the new
house of the Hiberna Fire Co. will not be
completed in time to house their apparatus in
the building on that day. Chief Engineer
Vansciver is anxious to get up new interest
among our firemen, who now appear to have
very little enthusiasm, and good display by
the department will help to do this. 1t is to
be hoped that if our companies are called out
BY him, each one will endeavour to muster
in full force.
The Old Folks Concert, under the direc-
ton Of Prof Hoffman, on Wednesday and
Thursday evenings of next week, will be
very entertaining affair. The singers will be
dressed in "Old Folks'' costume and will
sing some choice hymns and songs of the
long ago, and in addition, some fine selections
of modern music. The services Of Mr.. F. F.
Mcpherson, Of Trenton, have been secured,
as solo baritone. Signor Vatto, Harpist, has
also been engaged. The orchestra will be un-
usually good. Altogether, it is believed that
this will be one of Prof. Hoffman's best con-
certs, and he has always given excellent en-
tertainments.
Ladies' and Children's Skirts, White and
Colored.
Ladies' and Children's Wrappers and
Waterproofs, ready made and made to order
Also, full line of Ladies' and Children's
Underwear, at N. w. GROUSE & Co.'S,
1t. No. s. Union ST.
A Consumptive Cough becomes terrible
in March and April. These are the worst
months in the year for persons with diseased
lungs. Avert danger by an immediate resort
to HALE's HONEY OF HoREHoUND AND TAR.
For sale by all druggists.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one
minute.
j. Hart Brewer IA native of Lambertville)
has been elected Assemblyman by the Repub-
licans of Mercer.
MIR. Phfllp ROckaieuoW, Vi Otooheon,
showed us this week an old copper coin dated
1851 or 1871. The coin appears to be rare
one.
Oyster Supper, at Holcombe Hall, We'd
nesday and Thursday evenings, Nov. 18th
and 18th, by the ladies of the M. Il. Church.
A choice supply of refreshments will also be
offered for sale.
The Lambertville Manufacturing Co., are
putting up building in which to make rub
Der hose for fire engines, &c.
Mr.. Alex. Burnett, formerly of this city,
has accepted of the SUPPLEMENTARY of Kings
Irvine factory in New Hope. Mr.. b. is a first
class mechanic and thoroughly understands
his business. Mr.. Fletcher Deer the former
Superintendent, is about to visit his old home
in Scotland.
Mr.. VIM L. Hoppock has been appointed
agent of the Central Express in this city, in
tie place Of Mr.. C. D. Barber. His office will
be in Telegraph Hail. cor of Union and
Corvell streets. Mr. II. entered upon the dis
charge of his duties on Monday last.