The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-10-31
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Laasbsrsvtsie, n. III. Oct. 81, 1877.

-FoR RENT "A pleasant House. Inquire o
WnsoN BRAY, No. 10 York street. 0.1o.
Henry Ward Beecher viii lectnrs ii
Trenton tomorrow Thursday! evening.
Canton Flannels, extremely how, YER,
good, 6l 8 and 1octs at Van Horns. $. ).
The Common Council win hold its stated
monthly meeting on next Monday evening.
This being the last week Of the Gnber.
material campaign. we have given up great
portion Of cur paper to political topics
The reservoir Of the new water works ia
this CITY issno full Of water III took just
one week to fill il after the gates were shut
--Mr. BENJAMIN Il. joiner, reporter for
the Beacon, has been suffering for some days
with peuralgiain the.face. ~ M
Buy your Furniture Of Titus, 40 Coryeil
street
Water pipes are now being laid through
Union street. The laying of the main TO con-
hect with the reservoir is delayed by the nom
receipt Of the eight inch pipe from the con-
tractors.
Rev Mr.. Dewitt, a quite noted evangel-s
list, will hold a series Of meetings in the Bap-
fist Church in this city. commencing on Sam
day next. Meetings during the week win be-
gin At 7.ao RI N.
g 2 Considerable interest is being manifested
by some of our citizens in the suggestion
made in THE REcoRD Of week before last, to
put a town clock in the new Masonic Hall. It
would b good location, and now is the time
tocAfS tie project into execution.
Large numbers of people after going to
the city and pricing furniture, return and buy
of Titus 40 Coryell street, Lambertville. -
This shows that his prices are low, and be-
sides there Is no risk from damage or scratch
es on the train, or expense of carriage.
REV. p. CsEirpinccsts delivered Jan able
lecture before she Young Mems Christian As
sociation, in the Baptist Church, on last Mon
day evening Owing TO the temperance meet
ing at Lyceum Hall, the same evening, the
,sudis1ce Hasect as urge as1nvdsa~ All
-TbelwOIkl On thsEnew Masonic hallin this
city is being pushed forward with energy by
Capt. Bird, the contractor. It will be ready
to enclose ina few days. The building will
be handsome and imposing one, and an or
nament to our city, 81 zss~ Il
Rev A. Ramsey, of Newtown, and Dr..
Parmlee, Of Phila., delivered excellent ad-
dresses before the Reform Club in Lyceum
Hail. last Friday evening" Temperance
revival meetings y were held in Lyceum Hall,
on Monday and Tuesday evenings, of this
week. They were well attended, and were
addressed by the above speakers The inter
est manifested was encouraging, and showed
that there is great deal Of good yet to be
done infAis field, q q geT
-Auew lot Of those cheap wrappers tor
ladies, at one dollar each, at Mrs. CooIey'ss
Hotel, 27t =. State Street, Trenton. has
just put up a fine bulletin board on the fence
at our fair grounds He p an enterprsing
business man, and pridesz himself on selling
the best hats and caps at;the most reasonable
rates. If you want a big stock to select from
and reliable and fashionable goods call at 27s
e. State street, Trenton.
Mr. VIM Ramsey. the popular carpet
weaver, of this city has lately commenced
the knitting Of stockings, &c. He has four
or five improved knitting machines and is
turning out excellent work. We would say
in this connection that he has now for sale the
handsomest rag carpet ever made in this SEQ
tion of country.
--Wanamaker q Brown, of 9Th and Market,
Phila., present new advertisement in this is
sue. This establishment is not only the
largest but the most reliable in Phih. under
their new system, which they only practice, viz :
To soil the goods At one price, under guar
antee, and allow them to be returned in
specified time If not satisfactory Certain
new establishments in Phila. are processing
to sell cheaper and do an immense business,
but they have not got as many goods 10 thsir
entire stock as W. & B. have on one of their
six floors, and they do not dare to guarantee
their goods or allow their return.
Now is the time to buy Singer Sewing
Machine. They. are sold at $50. Lower than
any other frst class machine For sale at
Schulhaus', s. E. corner Church and Union
streets gAYKzA llN8 *@
During Friday night, tramp who had
been lodging in the vicinity of Arnett's saw
mill, in this city, for two or three nights, stole
assilver watch from the pocket of a vest be-
longing to Mr.. VIM. Fritz, the engineer. The
vest was hanging on nail in the boiler room,
and the watch was stolen from It during the
temporary absence of Mr.. F. Mr.. VIM. Price,