The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-11-20

Office Apply at P 0.
Celery, at wholesale and retail, at Clev
encer's Garden, South Union Street. n. 90, ct
The foundation for the new Episcopa
Church in Pennington, is being built.
--Crullers at MARTINDELL's.
The Greenbackers, we learn, purpose tc
run ticket in this city, at the coming Spring
election.
Prices on all Boots, Shoes and Slippers
have been reduced at Van Horn & Bros. tt
Everybody is going to the concert at Hol-
combe Hail. on Thanksgiving night. See
adv.
The Presbyterian Church at Pennington
is building new lecture room, which will be
used also as a school room for Mr.. Leigh's
school.
Joseph Hoff, of Baptsttown, has just
sold thirteen pairs of Spring chickens whose
average weight was eleven and half pounds
to the pair.
Rev T. E. Vassar of Pennington, who
recently returned from Europe, is giving Sc
ries of free lectures descriptive of his trip.
The spre on the Kingwood M. E. Church
was much damaged by the late storm, and has
been taken down. 1t will not be replaced by
another one.
Barber & Reynolds will sell Gents I'm
derwear, Shirts and Drawers at less than cost.
Call and see them ole.
If you want first rate pair of heavy
boots, with tap soles for $3.50, or good pair
of women's lace shoes for $1.00, go to LOUD
EN- s. SMITHS. n.20,2t.
The popularity about the A. s. T. Co.
Black Tip is that chdren's fine shoes to
which they are applied, not only wear twice
as long, but they really add to the beauty and
finish of the finest shoe.
Major Edward J. Anderson is candidate
for State Treasurer before the coming legisa-
ture of this State. He would make an excel
lent officer, having already thorough know
ledge of the accounts of the State and the
conduct of the office.
Extra meetings were conducted by Rev.
Mr.. Williams at the NJ E. Church in this
city, during three evenings of last week.
They are also being held this week. Services
this evening. and tomorrow and Friday even
ing.
AT meeting of the Common Council, held
last evening, Col. A. w. Angel was awarded
the contract for matchmaking Union street.
from Deevan to Coryell. He expects to begin
the work in few days.
Persons ia want of Parlor or Cooking
Stoves will find fine assortment of new and
superior styles, at the lowest prices, at Sat
terthwaite's Store, cor. of Main and Coryeil
ists., Lambertvlle. N. 20, At
by the new time table of the Peuna. r.
r. an exceedingly quick trip can be made from
New York to stations on the B. ID. Division
the time being but ten or fifteen minutes
greater than the trip from Phila. Leaving
New York at 1855 P. M passengers arrive at
Lambertvie az 5.53.
Stylish Trimmed HATS and BoNNETs |
and all the materials for making, at prices to
suit the times. AT J. C. MANN1Ne's No. 16
Warren street, Trenton n.13,4t.
-Chas S. Ridgway, of Camden, recent
Democratic candidate for State Senator has |
begun prosecution for Islander against Rev.
] B. Graw {wellknown to most of our citi-
zens,) for certain reports circulated during |
the late political campaign. If the Dominic
don't come out first-best, we are mistaken.
To get good fit, you need large stock
to select from-to get a hat suited to your
taste you need large variety of styles. Both |
these you will find at Hotels store, 80 E.
State ST., Trenton, where a big stock of fash
ionable hats caps, gentlemens furs, &C., can
be found. Kuox Silk Hats a specially. I
Ladies' Cloaks, Coats, and Dresses, cut
and made to order at short notice. at Mrs. NJ
w. Cooley's. d6tf
1t really seems funny to think that in
Lambertville where the Democracy used to
have from one hundred and fifty to one hun
dred and seventy-five majority, it is now the
third in numbers, according to the Congress
ional vote, the Republicans leading, the Green
hackers following and the Democrats bring
ing up the rear.
-Messrs. Malone and Smith, contractors |
for matchmaking Union street, from Ccryell
to Dclevan, have declined to undertake the
,lOU, Owing W d 40 w tf'S
price to be paid. They were under the i'm
preston that the property holders along the
street were to pay sum equal to that paid by
the city-whch is not the case; only part OF
them having agreed to pay anything.
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 16.-tf.
-Heber G. Beldon, the newly elected Sher-
if, was sworn in and entered upon the duties
of his Office ON Tuesday of last week. John
B. Weller, Wesley Bells, VIM. FL. Force, Jr.,
David G. Cramer and James N. Pidcock are
bis bondsmen. Mr.. Martin Bells, who has
assisted his father during his term of office,
will continue as Deputy under Mr.. Beldon.-
HUnterdon Republican.
The grand concert of the Orphean Music
al Association, on Wednesday and Thursday
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