The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-12-13

joining the M. e. Church, is now carving a
handsome monument for the late John Ell
Gordon and family
-On Thursday last, Jno. r.. West, of
Frenchtown, nearly severed the great toe from
one Of his feet while working in the woods.
Holiday Notices, Perforated Cardboard,
and Zephyrs, at VAN Horns. d1S,2t.
The Newton people were SO well pleased
with Esther" atits recent rendering in that
place, that they request a. third performance.
s For handsome Christmas presena, buy
pair of Missimers patent Sleeve Buttons
avoids breaking or bending of buttons or soil
ing cuffs. All the most beautiful designs in
Gold. Parrott's, AZ Greene ST., Trenton.
d. 1a, If.
"A prosecutor for the county win be APP
pointed by Governor Bedle, during the COM
ing session of the Legislature.
Go to David Shaw's old established store,
81 N. Warren ST., Trenton, for fine bargains in
Carpets and rugs, purchased at Ornes AS
signees sale, in PHILADELPHIA.
I'm order to get rid of his goods before
some one steals the balance of them, Mr.. L.
Tobias will sell at still lower rates than form
erly. Plenty Of goods left and sold so low
that it is cheaper to buy and pay for them
than to steal them.
The oldest resident in East Amwell, Mrs.
Rachel Parks, who died on the 9Th inst, at
the advanced age SO years. 8&&k
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English Tooth Brushes that you buy at An
derson's Drug Store, Al Union st. d. 1s, If.
The annual meeting of the Young Mems
Christian Association of this city, will be held
in the Baptist Church, on next Monday even
ing, at u o'clock. A select reading will be
given and the exercises will be interspersed
with good singing. Officers win be elected for
the ensuing year. The public is invited. All
the members are earnestly desired to be
present.
pike between Stockton and Lambertvile, was
held at Stockton last evening. r. Van Dixie,
Esq, was Chairman of the meeting. 1t was
resolved to make application to the Legisla-
ture for charter. Such turnpike would be
of great advantage to the large numbers who
travel this road, and also to the business of
this city.
The best assortment of ready made cloaks
and sacques, for ladies and misses, to be found
at Groendyke's,1S East State Street. Trenton,
N. dl3,3t
The clothing store of Mr.. L. Tobias, on
Union ST., near Bridge, in this city, was
broken into last Tuesday, evening and rob
bed of oyercoats, coats, undeyshirts, &C.,
amounting in value it is supposed, from $3.50
to $500. About week since an attempt was
made to enter the store but was frustrated by
the presence of the clerk, but in this instance
the clerk, who sleeps in the store, was absent
from closing time until toward 2 A. NJ, and
in the interim the robbery was effected, the
robber or robbers, no doubt having become
aware of his absence.
Real Sable Mink Furs at Groendycke's,
very cheap Furs are cheaper this Winter
than they have been before in great many
years. A set of furs is nice for your wifes
holiday present Go to Groendyke's and get
them, 10 E. State street, Trenton. d13,3t.
"A New DEPARTURE /! The One Price
System of doing business, introduced by L.
TOBIAS, One Price Clothier, Union nea-
Bridge ST., Lambertyile, N. J. oct. 25, 1t.
AT about 0 o'clock, on last Saturday
morning, during the prevalence of the severe
blow,) the large frame tenement house on the
farm of Mr.. John Smith, nilkman, in Pleas
ant Valley, below this city, and occupied by
Mr.. Jonathan Smith, son of the owner was
discovered to be on fire, and it was soon con-
sumed with the exception of the shed kitchen.
Mr.. Smith also lost a part Of his household
goods. The building was insured for about
$350--not half it's value.
--Anderson's Drug Store will be open Sun
days during the following hours, for the ac-
commodation Of those needing medicines !:
Morning, from s o'clock until 10; Afternoon,
to A; Night, to 8. d. IS, If. q
The residence and household goods of Mr..
Aaron Cornell, about half mile from Rim
goes, was destroyed by fire on last Saturday
morning, during the severe wind storm. There
was an insurance on it, we are told, of about
$500.
Depressed condition Of the times de-
mands an assortment of useful holiday gifts
Ito be had at VAN HORNS. d132t.
Now that the Centennial is over, we
would advise all those in need of Books, Sta
tionery, Pictures Or Picture Frames, to call on
Brearley s. Stoll, No. 26 East State st., Trenton.
The great increase in their trade during the
past year has compelled them to take the large
store, No. 26 East State ST., which has been
handsomely fitted up and stocked with COM
plete line of goods. The great secret of their
success has been good goods at bottom prices
nov. %, St.
Attend the fair that opens on the evening
of the 21st inst, in the New Hope M. e.
Church. 1t will be held through the holiday
weeks. Season ticket, 25cts. single admis-
sion, 5cts.
- A new lot of Winter Hats and Trim
mings, very pretty. Call and see them. Al
ways ready to show our goods without charge.
Mrs. NJ. W. Cooley, 6 S. Union st. d6:3t
Hoe Nor1-e WIN TT Force nf tba Cou,