The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-01-02

i -Licorice Lozengers for coughs and colds
at Anderson's Drug Store nov. 81
An extensive revival is going on in the
Baptist Church at Baptisttown.
The stated monthly meeting Of the Com
mon Council win be heldIou next Monday
evening, atthe Council Room.
The one hundred and second session Of
the Legislature of New Jersey will be COM
menced on Tuesday, January 9Th.
The spoke and wheel factory recently run
in Frenchtown by VOORHEES,, Ham Co.,
was started up again on last Monday morning
under the management Of new flrm-James
Ham and F. G. Williams
-Teachers Bibles, elegant books for gifts,
at Moores Book Store ct.
The Board of Examiners of the N. J..
State Dental Society, will meet for the exami-
nation of candidates for certificates permitting
them to practice, on Thursday of next week,
at 10 A. NJ, at Jersey City. Dir. J. Hayhurst,
of this city, is chairman of the Board.
Prof. Hoffman's concert, at Pennington,
on Monday and Tuesday evenings of this
week, was very successful unsteady, and rea-
sonable successful financially. The choruses,
composed of about fifty voices, were excellent,
the solos well rendered, and the playing of
the Winona Orchestra, Of this city, skillful
and artistic
Here is a valuable hint to our neighbor-
ing city of Lambertville. Let the authorities
establish stone pile instead of the free ride
to the free boarding. house, and depend upon
it, the tramp will not bother them any more
nor cost the county such immense sums OF
money. There 40 use talking, but nothing
so terrifes tramp as the propeot of work
Hunterdom Democrat,
| Canton Flannels, extremely low, very
good, 81, and 1octs, at Van Horns. So
AS result ola protracted meeting held
in the NJ. E. Chulcll of Quakertown, continu-
ed through period of nearly three months,
one hundred and sixteen persons arose for
prayers, more than eighty of whom have
| been taken into the Church. Many more will
be admitted at an early day. The work is
still going on under the charge of the pastor,
Rev. d. Halloran.
Gold Pens, at 25 per cent. below old
prices, at Moore's Book Store. ct.
"A social gathering of the congregation
of the United First Church of Amwell was
held at the parsonage in Ringoes on Friday
evening, December 21st..1 he affair was kept
profound secret from the Pastor, Rev.
Charles S. Converse, and so successfully that
the ladies of Amwell can never be classed
with those who can not keep a secret. An
excellent supper was provided, and handsome
purse presented by VIM. Bells, Jr Other
valuable tokens of esteem were also left be-
hind them. The affair was most admirably
arranged, and reflects great credit on the
managers. A very pleasant evening was en-
! joyed by all, aud the heart of the Pastor re-
ioioed by the evidence Of esteem and affection
titus afforded Z H,saterdoh Democrat
AT the first meeting Of the Beaf1 OF Di-
rectors Of tie Lambertvlle Water Company,
the following resolution was passed: Resotoea,
That it is right and proper that due credit be
given to those who have oxerted themselves
in organizing the Water Company, and who
have expended money, or collected informa-
ton, or done any other act or thing that has
a commercial value to such Company and
that such persons should received proper
acknowledgment and due compensation.
The above subject was referred TO a commit
tee, as follows &c. A. skillman Saml Lilly,
]. Hayhulst, and VIM. V. Cooley.
Any CLAIMS as above, will be duly consid-
cred wien presented.
"A great reduction in gold pens, for Hol-
day gifts, at Moore's Book Store, d. 10 ct.
Mr. J. II. Butterfoss' has canned at his
factory in this city, the past season, four hum
bred tons of tomatoes, corn, apples, &c. He
has already shipped thrty-six full car loads,
besides numerous shipments of smaller guam
titles at time. He put up ninety-six thou
sand cans of apples Some of the corn can
ned by him has been shipped to Europe, The
apples are intended for ship use and Europe
an demand. Among dealers, his tomatoes
are classed Extra No. 1. The following will
show the cost of running the establishment
for the past season. AsnIost of the money is
spent in this vicinity, the business is an i'm
portant one to our people
II, 900 bushels of tomatoes, 100000
ears of corn, $4,000 bushels of APP
pies, cost ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. VI ,50b.OO
Cost of labor 5000 90
900 boxes tin plate .....s.......... 5,sO0.00
5000 Tbs. solder sss. /. ...,.... e00.00
5000 cases made in Trenton) ..... 100000
Total amount. ............ 500, 800. 90
Besides the above, the cost of label print
ing, repairs, and other expenses, is to be
added to the outlay.
Best stock of autograph Albums in
town, at Moore's Book Store. ct.
Through the poiiteness of Mr.. w. H.
Wimot, Supt of Telegraph on the b. d.
Div of Penna. r. R.. we were permitted to
practically test the merits Of Prof Bells tele-
phone. WORDS spoken through the telephone
in the r. R. telegraplfofioe IN this city, in an
ordinary conversational tone, were distinctly
heard through another telephone instrument
used at Shamalia's drug stores Tunes upon
the violin, whistling, the ticking Of the tele-
moro oIer ,la;ol ,y