The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-12-25
THE skating has been good the past day


Office, Apply at r o.
-One evening last week, part Of the weeks
washing of David Dunham's family, near
Clinton, was stolen from the line.
We hear that there is revival Of relig-
ion in the Baptist Church at Stockton, and
that quite number profess conversion.
Miss Maggie Thornton has provided a
Christmas entertainment for the Infant Glass
of the M. E. Sunday School of this city.
F. S. Mills, Esq, of Treuton, is expected
to lecture before the Friendship Social Society
of this city, on Monday evening, Jan. 9Th
Our Carrier will present his annual New
Years Address on Wednesday Of next week.
We bespeak for him a kind reception.
MIR Derrick A. Sutphin, one of our aged
citizens formely resident of Ringoes,) died
on Monday evening at the residence of his
son in law, Mr.. Jacob Servis.
"A desirable house to rent on George
street. Apply to Wilson Bray. no.
MIR. J. F. Boozer is fully prepared for
the crowds of children that will visit him this
morning, on the occasion of his eighteenth
annual gift offering.
-Tusearora Tribe, No II, l. o. of Red
Men, will give their annual supper in their
lodge room, over THE RECORD Office, on
Thursday evening of this week.
There are number of cases of serious
sickness in Frenchtown, among the number
hat of S. D. Slack, editor of the " Independ-
emit, who lies in critical condition.
Lone Star Lodge, K. of P, had supper
on last Thursday evening, at their lodge
loom, to which the wives of members were
iugited. The occasion, we hear, was pleas
ant one.
William Henry Hill, farmer living
about one mile north east from Glen Gardner,
fell fram hay NOV on Wednesday last,
brcal ais arm just above The wrist.
IA LOT of seventeen aces If land, in King
wood, belonging to the estate of John Sher-
nan. deceased, was sold at public sale on the
18th instant, to Joseph Warner, for $50.
-FIocomhe Island, opposite this city, was
badly washed by the recent freshet. A few
more such washes . will render ii worth
less.
Hair Brushes. Combs Tooth erushes,
V5sss falrt Sos. AID fancy articles,
s7z5sth5's Brns ore. d. lS, IT,
The Baptist Sunday School of this city
will have an eniertainment in the church on
Christmas night, consisting of singing, reci-
tations, addresses, &c. All are invited.
New Jersey has twenty one counties, and
in these twenty-one sherifs were chosen at
the recent elections. of whom seventeen are
Republicans and four Democrats.
The country is full of seindle 5. and the
best rule TO adopt is to give the cold shoulder
to all strangers who claim 10 represent new
invention, for in nine cases out Of ten You will
be victimized.
ST. Andrews Church has been handsomely
decorated for the Christmas festivities. The
usual Christmas services viii be held. The
Sunday School of the church will have
Christmas tree aud appropriate exercises, on
Christmas night.
in common with the government, we
want to resume specie payment on the LIST OF
January, but to do this it will be necessary
that those who owe us for subscription pay
up.
Tho MONEY, boxes balancing to the Rim
ooas Rant;st sunday Scba,l wera nlnnderad
of their contents On last Thursday niybt. by
so,,o ,,,s,al,v rna., tb;af The monev had
heen collected to ren,enisb the library.
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,,,o steamer blew am one of her boile- tubes
Tho engina was n.nnnfiv ,en,ired and was
.estod -, last Thursday evaniny and found to
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