The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-10-17

found shawl, which the owner can have by
calling at his office
LosT.--On Saturday evening last, Ladies'
Hunting Case Gold Watch. The finder will
be literally rewarded BY returning it to Mr..
Jos. M. Lewis.
Eecrybody uses writing paper y good envelopes and
10 superne sheets OF writing paper 1f 10 es JERSEY
SrATIoNKRY Co.. box 265 Lanbertylle, n. J. oi7lt
w. F. Herr Esq, Of this city, was APP
pointed Master in Ghancery, BY the Chan
cellor, at Trenton, this morning
The Young Mems Christian Association
are holding meetings this week in the Mount
Range School House, commencing at 7.3O
each evening.
The smoke-stack Of the paper mill Of the
Lambertyifle Paper Manufacturing Co., has
been bnilt several feet higher and, as com
pleted to-day, measures rs feet in height from
the ground.
MIR. ames Smith. of this city, informs
us that he has five dollars TO give toward
placing town clock in the new Masonic hail.
This is good idea and practical exemplif-
cation of how to carry it out. Let others
speak out.
--0ne of the most attractive assoftments of
Dress Goods can be seen at Van Horns. His
Black cashmeres are certainly handsome,
Oct. 3, Ct.
The South Carolina Jubilee Singers, adj
vertised to be at Lyceum Hall, on Wednesday
of next week, are the-same company that
sang at the Beaumont Deer Park some
weeks ago and gave such great satisfaction
See advertisement in hisissuelfor programme,
sc.
The Orphean Musical Society has COM
menced its weekly rehearsals, after the Sum-
mer vacation. 1t is proposed TO reproduce
the "Cantata of Queen Estherp in a few
weeks, with all the costumes, &C., which
made it so effective at it's presentation last
Winter.
--aessrs. John Sproat s. Sons have recent
~ been fitting up in their factory ii this city
the new machinery. purchased in England by
Mr.. John Sproat, during his late visit. This
machinery is of improved construction and
win enable the Messrs. Sproat to increase
considerably the facilities for turning out first
class twines, &c.
The Central N. J. Baptist Association
held its annual meeting at Baptisttown, in
this county, on Tuesday and Wednesday Of
last week. It was well attended and the ex-
ercises were of a very interesting character.
Rev. H. G. Waffle, of New Brunswick, was
elected Moderator Of the Association and
John 7 Morgan, Clerk. The next meeting
win be held at Pennington, in October, 1878.
IF you want to get the best sewing ma
chine in the market, try the Light Running
Domestic, for sale by Mrs. NJ. w. 0ooLEn-
Every machine warranted. Och II.
The store Of G. W. Hottell, ~! E. State
street, Trenton, is well patronized by our Cit
liens, attracted first by his advertisements
and afterwards by the excellence of his stock
and his reasonable prices A heavy stock of
all kinds of latest styles of hats and caps, not
forgetting his specially of silk hats, fitted by
the American Conformaton You cannot fail
to be shifted from his immense stock. 4
2--12act. Delains, at r. H Van Horns. s.5s
just why, we are unable to explain, but
all the Democratic members OF our Common
ordinance to compel the use Of wire muzzles
for dogs. 1t is we'll known that the strap
muzzles, as put upon dogs, allow them to bite
about as much as without them and if they
do not, they are most cruel instruments Of
torture, binding the dogs mouth shut
The editor of the Clinton Democrat app
pears to take our criticism of the course of
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reference was made to its editor but only to
the tone of the paper. We have yet to learn
that friendly feeling toward an editor is a
bar to comments on the bad political course
of his newspaper. As to personal favors, the
accounts properly audited, would show a ball
ance to our credit.
ALI persons in want Of either parlor or
cooking stoves, heaters ranges, &c, should
call at M. G.. Quick's establishment, corner of
Bridge street and Goition's Alley, where he
has fine display of various styles of the
latest improved articles, and will furnish to
order any styles not on hand, at day or two's
notice. His prices are very reasonable, and
his goods first-class. Tin work dene in re-
liable manner, with good stock. I
Van Horn has just received an excellent
lot Of Kid Gloves, price, 55cts. party and
other colors, 75o. and ST.. fs.5.
Writing paper, i0c. to Goo. per box, at
Anderson's Drug Store mar. 81.
Mr.. M. Bohm, the most popular ready
made clothing dealer in Trenton, is now sell
ing off his stock of Fall and Winter Clothing
at greatly reduced prices. He is determined
to close it out in the next go days. Bargains
can be had. His stock is not slop-shop work,
but first-class, genteel, fashionable clothing
See advertisement. His store is at the corner
of State and Greene streets, under the State
Gazette Office, II
--Louden, the bootist, sells boots and shoes
the cheapest. OF, 2t-
The concert by the Hutchinson Family,
Tribe of Asa y at the M. E. Chnrch, on last
Friday evening, was well attended The
singing was excellent, and of a character to
please all. The quartettes, mostly simple in