The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-11-27


ing in any Of the atDse POSITIONS should bear this il
mind and request the Surrogate to send the notices
this office. B1F Tr
The stated meeting of the Common Coun
Gil win be held on next Monday evening.
The Lambertville M. E. Church have Just
introduceda new hymn and tune book.
"A desirable house to rent on George
street. Apply to Wilson Bray. NC.
-Doughnuts at MARTINDELL's. I
Persons wishing to advertise applications
to the Legislature should have them publish
ed next week.
If you wish to see the "Old Folks in
the dress of days gone by go to the Or
phean Concerts, at Holcombe Hall.
Col A. w. Angel is'vigorously pushing
his paving contract on Union street, and the
excavations are about completed. 49,
"A mean rascal stole about forty of Sam
uel Kinney's chickens ON Saturday night
week Samuel lives on Bonnet street, Flem-
ington, near the old copper mines.
-" Everybody and his wife is going to
the concert at Holcombe Hall tonight and to-
morrow evening.
DIR. George R. Sullivan, who has been
soiourning in the South for a month or so,
has returned to his practice in Pennington,
greatly improved in health.
Grant, on Church street, is selling his
choice sausage at rates below those of other
dealers, while the quality is first-class. Try
it.
AS Thanksgiving day is legal holiday
the Lambertville National and the Amwell
National Banks of this city, will be closed on
that day.
If you want good Shoes at Low Prices, go
to Van Horn s. Bros a. 7.-tf.
old likenesses copied and enlarged to any
size. Fritz, PHOTOGRAPHER Lambertvile, N
]. n.97,t.f.
Sec new adv. of Estey Organs, with cut
of Chapel style, ON the fourth page of this is
sue. The Estey Organ is, without doubt, the
best in the world
The post Office will be closed tomorrow
Thanksgiving Day from 10 o'clock, A. M,
until 80 p. NJ Mails will be forwarded as
usual.
Extra meetings are being continued this
week at the NJ E. Church in this city. The
pastor has occasional assistance by ministers
from other places. The interest is increasing.
On Sunday night week a large rock
weighing some forty or fifty tons fell from the
hill Just above the Narrowsville Hotel near
Holland. 1t fell into the public road and
travel was impeded until it was removed ON
Monday.
THREE BUTTON KID GLOVES, for FIFTY
Cents At J. G. MASNINe's, No. 16 Warren
street. Trenton. n.13,4 At.
The FyencAtoUn Independent states that
tire stock of the Mutual Building and Loan of
that place, has come down to $f13.29 per
share. Last year at the annual meeting in
Nov, it was reported at $l47.9i.
Clothing, Hats and Caps, at Barber &
REYNOLDS so low it will astonish you. Save
money by purchasing of them. DIG.
"A meeting of Major c. A. Angel Post,
No. 20, Grand Army of the Republic, will be
held on Friday evening of this week, at u
O'Clock, in the lodge room over Louden 81
Smiths store.
"A meeting of the Temperance Reform
Club will be held at Lyceum Hall, on Friday
evening of this week, at II o'clock w. A.
Laverty, Esq, of Phila., will deliver an ad-
dress. Let there be good attendance.
Chief Clarke has received the FIRE trump
ct voted to him by the Common Council of
Frenchtown for services rendered during the
great fire at that place. 1t is on exhibition
in the window of Capt. CIV. Days saloon.
"A big stock of Boots and Shoes at LOUD
ZEN & SMITHS. .f4s;
Tomorrow THANKSGIVING day union
services viii be held at t0t A. NJ, in the
Presbyterian Church in this city. Rev. @.
II. Thomas viii preach the annual thanks
giving serMop-
"A etereapticcn Exhibition will be given
to the Reapiale Sabbath School, on Tuesday
evening. Decen,ber SO, at 8 o'clock, by Mr..
Stevenson, of the West Arch Street Mission
School, Phiia. All connected with the4School
will be admitted free. Everybody else 10 cts.
admission.
Ladies' Cioaks, Goats, and Dresses, cut
and made to order at short notice, at Mrs. M.
w Coolev,s. W d6'tf
Tomorrow is Thanksgiving day. 1t is to
be hoped that It will be observed in more
appropriate manner than it has heretofore
been by many. To make such day an oc-
ea,ion for drunkenness seems like most
heaven insulting proceeding.
Ladies' Rubbers 35c., Misses soc., childs'
25c Mems Rubber Boots $50, 2.75 aud up.
Ladies Cloth Fox Button Shoes 1920, o.oo
and upwards. Van Horn & Bro. r. n.lS'tf.
AT the recent term of the New Jersey su-
preme Cont, Messr H. A. Fluek and George
H. Large, two of our Pennington practition-
ers. were examined and admitted to practice
as Counsellors at Law.-Repu6sfean.
Celery, at wholesale and retail, at Ciev-
enger's Garden, South Union Street. n. 2o'2s.
The concert of the Orphean Musical So
ciety at Holcombe Hall, this evening and to-