The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-11-13

w. II. Herr, Esq, has removed his law
office to his residence, No. IS y. Union
street.
IA desirable house to rent on George
street. Apply to Wilson Bray. NC.
Mr.. H. Beats is making additions aud al,
,erations to Telegraph Hail." on the corner
of Union and Coryell streets.
There is throat trouble prevailing a.
mong the horses about Everittstown, which
has terminated fatally in one or two cases.
MIR. Geo. Titus has sold the brick dwell
ing ON York street, adjoining the residence of
/. P. Smith, Esq, to Mrs NJ. P. Jones, for
$4,000.
-Crullers at MART1NDELL's.
The farm of Rebecca Kean, decd, near
Frenchtown, containing 11is acres of land,
has been sold to William II. Rittenhouse, for
$51.25 per acre.
Butler s. Marion. fashionable tailors, No.
6 N. Union street, have fine lot of goods to
select from, and are we'll known for their ar
tistic work.
An interesting address on temperance was
delivered on Wednesday evening last, in
Frenchtown, by Rev. B. F. Robb, of Stock
ton.
THREE BuTToN KID GLOVES, for FIFTY
Cents. At j. c. MANNINo's, No. t6 Warren
street, Trenton. n.13,4t
-Rey. G. II. Thomas will begin his fifth
years ministry as pastor of the Baptist Church
,,, ~,
which occasion he will preach sermon re-
viewing his work during his pastorate.
The Scientific american is an invaluable
paper to persons interested in the special
branches of which it treats. and no one can
read it without being both interested and in
structed. See prospectus i'll another column.
Six shares of stock of the Alexandria Del.
aware Bridge Co.. at Frenchtown, belonging
to the estate of Eliza Kean deceased have
been sold to John d. Hoff, for Sl2525 per
share--par value $50 per share.
--Fienchtowners were excited one day last
week by warm discussion between two
prominent local Democratic politicians, who.
accused each other of not being faithful to the
unterrifed at the late election.
Prices on all Boots, Shoes aud Slippers
have been reduced at Van Horn & Bros. If
Some slight changes have been made in
the running time of passenger trains on the
Beividcre Division of the Penna. Il. z. Par
ticulars may be learned by reference to the
advertisement in this issue.
Barber & Reynolds are selling clothing,
haIs and caps and making up goods "way
dow preparatory to closing business in the
Spring. Reynolds is an experienced cutter
and will give you good fit.
Infants Shoes, CSC, 4oc. and Soc, at
LouDEN s. Smiths. II, Get.
--Chas. Schu'haus, S, E, corner of Union
and Church streets, has all kinds OF ci5.l,s.
cassin,eres, &C., for winter wear and will n
you out in a suit, made to order, at sal. a.
tory prices and in good style and g.,
Mr. S. e. Hoppock is turning irame
house on Main street, corner al Ieri,, uto
double dwelling. new front is being built
to part of it and other alterations are being
made.
Wanted, an old fashioned case of drawers
or bureau, with claw and ball feet. Any
person having one of these in good condition
will he paid fair price for it. Apply at The
RECORD office. Oct. l6.-tf.
--Frenchtown has no mayer and the license
members of the council refuse to permit an
election to be held, aud they cannot agree a
mong themselves who to appoint. 1t is re-
ported that one of their number refuses to
support license candidate.
Ladies' Rubbers &c., Misses &c., chds
25c Mems Rubber Boots $50, 2.75 aud up.
Ladies' Cloth Fox Button Shoes 2.25, 800
and upwards. Van Horn g. Bro nl3,tf
The new office and wareroom of the Lam
bertvilIe Spoke Manufacturing Co., on the
southeast corner of Union and Elm streets,
is being pushed forward rapidly. The adding
of the hub business to their other manuiac-
lures, required additional room. The build
ing is large and is being built substantially.
Rev Vim. Swan, pastor of the Stockton
Presbyterian Church, preached his farewell
sermon on last Tuesday. He has accepted a
call to the Batavia Presbyterian Church. Mr..
Swan is an able preacher and excellent pastor
ana MS ciiutcH dtiu CohSieBatioh paw WI"
him with great regret. 81
All persons having Money Jugs of the
Friendship Social Society, are requested to
hand them to either of the committee--Geo.
c. Van Camp, j. H. Chidister, Jos. Taylor. Mel
son Beaumont and Frank II. Pierson -before
Nov 25th. In the meantime they can fill the
jugs, if they are not already filed.
Barber & Reynolds will sell Gents I'm
derwear, Shirts and Drawers at less than cost.
Call and see them. o.l6.
The Pennington Choral, Union the Demo
erat states. latter an uneventful existence of
nine months, closed ifs Improbable life on
Saturday evening last" Haven't the Flem-
ingtonians got enough music in their souls to
keep up SO useful an organization?
"A number of sportsmen from Hunterdon
and Somerset Counties organized a club last
week, to be known the Hunterdon and
Somerset County Cunning Club, with NJ. P.
Purd NJ 0ak a rnye Hnnferdon Countv az