The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-12-27


Remember that Stockton's furniture
store is at 80 Church street. ct.
The monthly meeting Of the Common
Council will take place on Monday evening
next.
-Engle and Carmody, who were hurt by
the railroad accident last Wednesday night,
are improving as rapidly as could be expected
The American Mechanics of this city en-
tertain themselves and their friends by sup
per in their lodge room, over The RECORD
office, this Wednesday, evening
IF necessary, Stockton will charter one of
our paper and Irvine mills fora week sooner
than fail to have enough paper and Irvine to
wrap up the holiday presents bought at ~
Church street. St.
We are informed by gentleman who has
had great experience in snow travelling, that
the sleighing for the past few days has been
better than he ever before knew it. The
roads before the snow fell were as smooth as
a floor and there is not bare spot on drift
to be found.
-Kirst s. Crum, the excellent carriage and
sleigh builders, of this city, have turned out
some handsome sleighs this season, and have
some very nice ones now on hand. The best
of it is, that these sleighs are as substantial
as pretty.
If the crowd who go to purchase pres
ents at Stockton's Furniture Store overflow
the room, they will be accommodated in the
hall above 2t
The difference between "license and
q no license y could be readily seen on Christ
mas day. Last year with no license in this
city, there was but little if any drunkenness.
This year, it was painful to see young men
and old men staggering through our streets
If business has been "helped by the
change, it must have been the liquor business.
Finely perfumed Toilet Soap at Ander-
sons Drug Store, Al Union st. d. Is, If.
Owing to the freezing up of pipe at the
gas works, the gas was cut off on last We'd
nesday and Thursday evenings, and those
who depended upon that source OF light
were left in comparative darkness. The lamp
stores were well patronzed, and so it was not
an "ill wind - to them. One scarcely knows
how brilliant gas light is, until he is COM
PEELED to try oil or candles for night or two.
could anything be better for Holiday
prcsetit than one of E. Rittenhouse' Organs
or Pianos Call and see them, cor. of Union
and Coryen SITS. Lambertyille. Sold ON in-
stallments.
The hardware store of J. P. Bodine &
Il
night of week before last and number of ar
tices stolen. A small amount was also taken
from the money drawer. Wilson Fulper's
store was also entered the same evening, and
about six dollars taken from the cash box.
Wall Pockets, Towel Racks, Hat Racks,
&C., for presents, at Stockton's 20 Church
street. Ut.
Since Hayes and Tilden have been elect
ed President, both parties are happy. That
prince of demagogues, Abram s. Hewitt, has
announced with great flourish of trum-
pets that Tilden is elected; and Zach. Chan
dier contradicts HIM and sa VS. Hayes is elect
ed. The Republicans of Glen Gardner, in
this county, are bound to stand by Hayes,
and had publication and torchlight process
sion few evenings since in honor of his cleo
lion.
More than your moneys worth in Holt
day presents bought of Tobias, the clothier,
Union ST., above Bridge, La,nbertville.
The funeral of Mr.. Samuel Servis, who
was killed by the railroad accident below
Phillipsburg, on last Wednesday night, took
;,,S ity ON
last Saturday afternoon Rev. DIR. Studdi-
ford preached the sermon. Co. G, of which
the deceased was member, attended the
services. Mr.. Seryis left wife and two
children.
The bristlcs never come out of those
English Tooth Brushes that you buy at An
dersons Drug Store, Al Union st. d. 10, If.
On last Saturday evening, the scholars of
the Baptist Sunday School in this city had
Christmas. treat each of package of candies,
nuts, cakes, &C. An address was delivered
by the pastor, and the exercises were inter-
spersed with singing. An amusing part of
the entertainment, to the children, was the
appearance of Santa Clans, with his flowing
white beard and hair, who distributed the
presents to them.
"A common sense Holiday present is
nice piece of clothing, handsome shirt or
other articles of gentlemen's wear, which L.
Tobias sells cheaper than any other living
man.
1t would be good card for some one to
claim the distinction of not receiving an
award at the Centennial, if there is such an
exhibitor A gentleman of our acquaint-
ance was hopeful that he was the man, but
committee after making awards, discovered
that they had overlooked his invention, went
over their work, and 10 "a medal.
The girls will be happy as happy can
be " with one of Stockton's Toy Bedsteads,
Wash Stands, Dining Tables, etc.--29 Church
street. ct.
"A row occurred at Savage's saloon, under
Holcome Hall, on Christmas evening, between
the proprietor and man named Saml Spen-
%, ,5,r;no which Savape was SEVERELY cut on