The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-01-03
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
LdmbeFtvsse. N. D.. Jan. 8, ISy7.

The Legislature win meet on Tuesday
next, 9th inst.
Finely perfumed Toilet Soap at Ander-
sons Drug Store, Al Union st. d. IS, If.
The tolls of the Delaware bridges have
been affected by the heavy and solid ice.
--isus employees are under obligations to
Mr.. i Fenihore Boozsr fora Oh assrnas
treat.
MIR. M 10. lfcVey, who had charge of the
Centennial traias at philadelphia, and who
has been an old and efficient conductor on the
Pennsylvania Railroad, has been appointed
ticket agent At Elizabeth.
One Of The finest assortments Of under
wear, sizes running suitable from that of an
infant up to a lady or gent weighing 300 lbs,
at 81, so, 60, 70. sl.oo, s$l.s5, at Van Horns.
o-11,t.f.
--Next week is the time fixed for the
ss Week of Prayer Union services we learn,
will be held by the Presbyterian, Baptist, and
Methodist Churches Of this city. but the pro-
gramme has not yet been decided upon.
-Genuino Scotch Oatmeal, Gelatine, Tapio-
ca, Liquid Rennet, Farina, Maccaroni, and all
Dietetic preparations, at Anderson's Drug
Store, Al Union st. d. 13-tf.
lion Wednesday evening ofllast week,
Vigiant Council of American Mechanics had
their annual supper in their room, over THE
RECORD office. About three hundred persons
were present, including their wives, children
and guests, and the hours were pleasantly
spent in social conversation, &c.
During Monday evening we had the
heaviest snow fall that has been known for
several years past 1t was about II inches
deep on level All the trains on the B. d.
Division were considerably delayed on Tues
day-some of them in consequence of a
freight train getting off the track near Cor
yell ST., in this city.
Mr.. G. f. Moore, of this city, intends
visiting Florida the beneht Of his health.
He will leave about the firss of February
The best wishes of many warm friends for
his restoration, will go with him. Mr.. Moore
has been one of our most useful citizens and
business men and his forced retirement for
the present is matter of sincere sorrow.
"A meeting of all persons (both ladies and
gentlemen) favorable to the organization of a
Lyceum, in this city, win be held at LARS
Hall, tomorrow Thursday evening, at
o'clock. A well-conducted lycenm is one Of
the best training schools, and it is hoped that
all persons who have expressed a desire for
such an organization will be present at the
above-named time.
2 1.-The following officers of Amwell Lodge,
No. 10, A. f. A. NJ, were installed on the
27th nit John w. Mcdowell w. III. Chas
Massey, S. W.. Vim. II. Everitt, ]. W.,
Chas Schuhaus, Up. NJ Treas. John G.
Moore, (P. NJ } Secy. Ralph Eye, Chaplain
Jas. White, s. D. !; Isaac w. Holcomb, j. d.;
Isaac S. Roberts, (P. NJ Joseph Roberts, NJ
of c.. Hiram Scarborough, L. H. Sergeant,
Stewards Francis Moore, Tyler.
-0n account Of declining health, Mr.. c.
Encore, of this city, has disposed Of his
drug store, Mr.. George M. Sliamalia, becom-
ing the purchaser. Mr.. Shamalia was form
Gently been employed in a drug house, in
Philadelphia. He is graduate Of the Col
lege Of Pharmacy, and has had considerable
experience. He takes possession Of the store
this morning.
Princeton to-day will celebrate the cen
Hessians will be commenced about eleven o.
clock, and the battle will continue for an
hour. Immediately after the surrender, which
will take place near the College, parade will
be made by all the troops through the prnci-
pal streets. After the parade a dinner will be
given the visiting soldery at the University
Hotel.
Fate seems now to be against Edward
Knower of Copper Hill II is but four weeks
ago that we chronicied the destruction of his
house by fire, and now bad luck has bounced
him again. He had sorted out for wintering
over half dozen Of as pretty turkey hens as
ever gobber strutted among, and one aight
last week some constituencies thief came and
gobbled the whole six and toted them away.
--HunserdoE Democrat
Van Horn has just opened a case Of can
ton flannels that can't bcbeat- at %, 10, is4.
Is, 49, 90, also all Wool and domet flannel,
15 25 81 and up. o-11-tf
AT meeting OF the Orpheus Lodge, NO.
1871, A. +. A. NJ, of Stockton, Dec. 9th, the
following officers were installed Wv. NJ,
Robert Keown; S. W., Morris II Hannum ;
j. w, Jonathan NJ. Hoppock Treas, Isaac
S. Cramer. (P. NJ; Sec'y, o. H. Sproul, (P.
MI; S. d., Gabriel Wolverton j. D., REQ
loft Van Dixie; M of O., Nathaniel Shepherd,
Up. NJ, and r. H. Moore; Stewards, r. H.
Wilson, (P. M.),and Al. Ransavlle, (P. My
Tyler, Jonathan NJ. Dilts.
--Anderson's Drug Store will be open Sun
days during the following hours, for the ac-
commodation of those needing medicines
Morning, from o'clock until 10 Afternoon,
/ to 4; Night, to s. d. 10, If.
lon Thursday evening Of last week, Trs-
carora Tribe of Red Men, of this city, held
their annual reception at their hall over The
RECORD office. Between three and four
hundred people were present, including the
families of the members and invited guests