The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-11-21

1T is estimated that over ten thousand
bushels Of apples have been shipped from the
depot in this city to Moorestown, N. j., within
the last few weeks, where they are canned
aud shipped to Europe. Many of these apples
we're raised ia SoIebury.
White Shirts, good quality, Linen Bos-
som, 75cts Wamsutta, 100 at Van Horns
Rev. B. G. Lippincott, Of Pennington,
viii preach in the M. E. Church Of this city,
next Sunday.
The extra meetings at the Baptist Church
are still continued. There is considerable in.
terest.
Don't fail to hear the " Cantata Of Esth-
en-" the most charming and popular musical
entertainment Of the day. I
one day last week, Mr.. Alex. Grant, Of
this city, met with painful accident, at his
meat market in Church street. He was pass
! ing by the horse power which is used for cut
ting sausage while it was in motion, and his
right arm, between the hand aud elbow, was
suddenly caught in the cogs, tearing the flesh
considerably The prompt stopping of the
machine prevented the crushing of che bones
and the loss of the arm.
Extra meetings have been held for two
weeks past in the Methodist Church In this
city. Extra services are also being held dur
ing some of the evenings of the present week.
Nelson Abbott, Of East Amwel, who re-
Gently had an attack of apoplexy, has re-
| covered.
Don't forget the jug. Break " and En-
tertainment in tho New Hope Methodist
Church, on Tuesday evening next. Admission
adults, 20 cts, children 10 cts.
Ink &c. bottle, at Anderson's Drug
Store. nov. 81.
AN entertainment will be given at Centre
Hill, Pa. on the evening of Dec. 18th, by the
Friendly Sons of Pleasure, y an organization
composed Of youths of this city. Doans Or
chestra will render the music on the occasion.
The water was let into the pipes of the
Water Company in the southern portion of
this city, on Saturday afternoon last. The
discharge pipe at Swans Creek, on Union st :,
was opened, and crowds of people gathered
to witness the flow Of the water, and to see
the demonstration of the success of this
long needed and long-talked-of work. The
pressure was shown to be very great, the
stream out of a four-inch pipe being thrown
about thirty feet high. 1t now remains for our
people to give practical aid and encourage
ment to the company.by Introducing the wa
ter into their houses and business places. 1t
should be done at once, while the weather is
favorable, and before the ground becomes fro
zen.
Celery at Wholesale and retail at Clevenger's
Garden. ct.
The lecture by Rev. P. A. Studdiford, D.
D., before the Y. M. G. A., at the Presbyterian
Church, on last Monday evening, drew out
very large audience. The lecturer described
in an entertaining way the life aboard ship on
his trip from PhiIa. to Queenstown, and gave
a clear and succinct sketch of his travels in
various parts of Ireland. These descriptions
Of Irelamt gave many Of the audience, doubt
less, a far different impression of ''the Green
Isle" from what they formerly had It was
announced that Rev. Mr. Studdiford would
deliver second lecture in about two weeks,
descriptive Of his visit to Scotland, etc. The
Orphcan Musical Associations singing added
to the interest of the coca sion, and Prof. Hoff-
man performed on the organ most skillfully
-Licorice Lozengers for coughs and colds
at Anderson's Drug Store nov. 81
The man who eats Grants sausage and
complains in the papers that sausage "isn't
as good as it used to was, is no judge. tits
better.