The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-10-10
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Lonaberfoiue, N. u. Oct. ~, 1877

L0ST.---On SATURDAY evening last t1aQIeA
Hunting Case Gold Watch. The fnder viii
be literally rewarded BY returning il to Mr.
Jos. M. Lewis.
~. A. Grant, Of the Church st. mea
market, uses horse power for cutting hi.
sausage meat. He expects to make it ii
large quantities and Of the very best kind.
One of the most attractive assortments q
Dress Goods can be seen at Van Horns. His
Black Cashmeres are certainly handsome.
Oct 8, ct.
The company that recently leased the
iron mine on the farm of John P. Wene, in
Bethlehem township, have commenced work
ing it.
The old mill at Prallsville which was
burned some time since is being rapidly re-
built under the direction of Mr.. Slower, an
enterprising business man.
No child can sleep soundly while suffering
with Collie or from Teething. Remove the
cause by using DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup. Only
rs cents per bottle.
Among the recent appointments by the
Board of Education in Newark, we notice
that of Mr.. Kerr, principal of Washington
Public School of Montcair, as an assistant in
the Central avenue evening school, Newark.
lie School of This city.
Canton Flannels, extremely low, very
good. 81, and 10cts, at Van Horns. S. 3.
On Friday last small child of Kate
e off o1td in a nan Of
boiling water DIR. r. 9. Foulke, of New
Hope was summoned, but the child was SO
badly burned that medical aid only served to
prolong life until Al o'clock on Monday morn
ing.
The Young Mems Christian Association
of this city will commence series of evening
meetings at the Mount Range School House,
on next Tuesday evening. During the pro-
gress of these meetings it is expected that
there will be occasional preaching by different
ministers. On next Sunday afternoon, Rev.
b. Carroll will preach at the above-named
place.
-Merino Underwear, fitting from an infant
to the largest adult. Prices greatly reduced
from last season, at Van Horns. Oct 3D.
We were shown to-day a fine Baldwin
j. Hayhurst since last fall 1t was in good
condition, and would in all probability have
kept for some time yet if the Doctor had not
decided to give the printer taste of it. No
care was taken in any way to preserve this
specimen, and it is therefore the more remark
able.
The Hutchinson Family gave very fine
entertainment at the Methodist Church, last
evening. Another concert will be given by
them at the same place, on Friday evening of
this week, on which occasion there will be a
change of programme. All who wish to hear
a choice musical entertainment will do well to
attend Tickets % cents. Children Is cents.
Benefit of the Sunday School.
"A veiy interesting address was made be-
fore the Reform Club. last Friday evening by
Rev. Mr.. White, clergyman Of the Episco
pal Church. Remarks were also made by
Messrs. Timothy Rierdon and j. l.. coryell
On Friday evening another meeting Of the
Club will be held, at which interesting exer-
cises may be expected. The hour of meeting
has been changed to II O'clock.
With a cake of GLENN's SULPHUR SOAP
and commodions bath-tub, the victim of
chronic cutaneous eruptions can improvise
sulphur bath. which no professed bathing es-
tablishment can supply. Sold by all druggists.
Hills Hair & Whisker Dye, black or brown,
so cts. s. 10; 4-w
1T he Rev. p. A. Studdiford, D. D., re-
turned home from Europe on last Monday
evening. His friends prepared him recep-
tion unknown to him. The word q Welcome, y
in gas jets, was placed in front of his resi-
dence, and number of lanterns served to en-
liven the scene. During the evening members
of his church and congregation called to pay
their respects. On Tuesday afternoon, the
children of his Sunday school had g We'll
come" in the church, which was pleasant
occasion.
ALI over TOWN. may be seen advertise
ments of Hottell's celebrated Hat Store, 274
E. State Street, Trenton, N. J. This store is
the acknowledged fashionable rendezvous for
stylish hats and caps, at reasonable rates. A
fine and extensive stock of the very latest
styles in great variety, just received. If you
want New York style silk hat, fitted to all
the inequalities in the shape Of the head, buy
one of Hottell, who fits his silk hats by the
use of the American Conformation. 271 State
St., Trenton. I
Writing paper, 10c. to Coo. per box, at
Anderson's Drug Store. mar. 81.
Ladies' and gentlemen who visit Trenton
to purchase underclothing and furnishing
goods notions, &C., should by all means visit
the establishment of Mr.. r. A. Donnelly, in
Taylor Opera House, where he has very
large store, filed exclusively with these
specialties. Where the stock is made up of
these goods exclusively. there is greater vari-
ETY. to select from, and the large quantities
purchased enables Mr.. D. to secure his goods
at less rates than smaller dealers. and hence,
to sell lower. Fine shirts made to order,
warranted to fit of the best stock, at less than
city rates. See adv.
The Hunterdon Democrat publishes what
it claims to be ga true version " Of the re-
marks of Hon. John L. Bird at Newark, re-
specting the vote of the Republicans in this