The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-12-17

misfortune, a few days agos 70 lose $40. He
just had it paid 10 him, and put It 10 his
pocket in short time he felt for it, bat IL
wasn't there. t9 81 VS. # ~
-Pinafore win be performed at Lyceum
Hall, By Col. Rankins' Company this WED
nesday evening aad to.morrox evening 0w-
ing to an unexpected engagement at Doyles-
town, no performance was given on Tuesday
evening as advertised.
"A tract of timber of about 1870. acres on
Hayeock Mountain, Pa, has been contract
ed to Samuel Leftover, of Kingwood, to cut in
TO spokes and cord wood. by Mr.. John Finney,
Of this city. Mr.. Leftover with six other hands
Commenced work gu Monday.
TO cure your Cough get Shamalis's
Cough Syrup. Bridge st. Drug Store. d.
Pine Christmas goods, consisting of flower
stands, brackets, wall pockets, umbrella
stands, slipper boxes, comb cases, toilet cases.
toy bedsteads and washstands, towel racks.
work boxes, writing desks, &C., in the 30
cent window, at Stockton's Furniture Ware
rooms, No. 5s Cosyell st. ct.
-Ex-Mayor Haring is busily engaged in
getting his bending machinery ready for OPP
Grafton at Fargo & Baldwin's New Jersey
Spoke Works. The latter gentlemen are also
putting everything about the premises in
complete trim and will be ready for start in
short time fenchtoon Independent.
The place TO buy Christmas goods is as
Stockton's Furniture Warerooms, No. So
Coryell st. ct.
--One day last week, George Pickle, of
Mechanicsville, was driving his four cows to
pasture. A hand car stood on the road cross
ing, and it frightened the cows They ran
down the railroad track whena freight train
came through and ran over them killing all
four. This Is certainly great misfortune to
Mr.. Pickel. "a
The Delaware Vigilant Society offers a
reward Of $500 for the apprehension pf the
thieves aud the recovery Of the horses, wagon
aud harness stolen from Mr.. James ], Fisher.
near Ringoes, last week, as Follows : $3.50 for
the horses, $50 for tile wagon aud harness.
and 800 FOR the apprehension and copvictiou
OF the thieves "a fasAssB 81 e -
The Amwell Spinning Co., of this city.
promise an increase of wages to their hands
the first Of Jandary, II the present improve
meut in business should continue. The com
pany has not paid "A dividend to its stockhold
ers since its organization, and the proposed
increase in wages Is therefore the more conf
mendable. ..s sa~
"A large lot Of toilet soaps very cheap,
just received at Bosenbury's Pharmacy n12.
The fourth and last quarterly meeting
services OF this Conference year, will be held
in the NJ. E. Church. of this CITY,, next Sab
bath. The Love Feast will commence at
o'clock A. NJ, and preaching by Rev. w. w
Mofets, the Presiding ELDER, at la4 o'clock.
In the evening the plstor, II. G.. Williams,
will deliver the second Of the series of" Illus
trated sermons"
s--old.hkenesses copied and enlarged t. any
size. FnIrz, Photographer, Lambertville, N.
}. .o9f sabs n,s7,tL
The iron business in the vicinity of Beth
lehem is on the increase. A new mining com.
pany has recently been formed, which will be
known as the West End Iron Company"
with the following officers ~,
President Frederick A. Potts. -
Secretary--.John Kane, .ir. Tsla,15H
General Nj iuager--G. NJ. Miller.
Observation-Disclosures Parrish. Judge F. s.
Tathrop, II. A.Pous, g. M. Miller.
SUPPLEMENTARY. II. Heft.
A branch track is run from the station to
the mines, aud the mines aud office are con
nected by a telephone line Republican.
-Mucilags cents a bottle at Bosepbury's
Pharmacy barn ecyyyO93 & QlIsyI nntl]sr1
TRY OUR CHOICE FAMILY Coal and
seasoned hickory wood y sBRAY's YARD is
stocked with coal Of all sizes aud of the best
quality. Tie combustion is perfect 1t makes
an Intense heat ,3itllt N42
II will surely make, as s..a .asssn IS 15j, Il
The poorest stove, or smoky chimney, bake !;
No Stag or slate,
70 vex your souls, and. make you hate,
The man from whom you buyyour GOALS.
9LambertSiie, N. j., Dec. II, At.
Rev. c. s. FackeDihali Of this Borough
who officiated as assistant rector some time
since, in Trinity Episcopal Church, in this
place, aud more recently ofiiciated as 'fsup
ply lin the Episcopal Church, at Lambert
vile, N. j., has received an appointment as
assistant rector in an Episcopal Church, in
San FFsncisco California. lie left Easton
for lsisnsw home on Sunday evening last.--
Edston SsatiDet. III
| The Lambertville Gas Light Co. have re-
duced the price Of gas to 50 per 1900 it,, TO
tske effect from Dec. l., This is the second
reduction that has been made In a few months
and is as low as the Company can afford to
supply It, at the present rate of consumption.
The COMPANY have certainly shown a. liberal
spirit toward their patrons. which should be
appreciated by them. ae
The reception of Gen. Grant. ia Philadel.
phia. yesterday. was one of the grandeSt
affairs ever seen ON this continent. It took
| five hours for the procession to pass given
point. The military took one hour the
Grand Army OF the Republic fifty-tive min
utes, and the industrial procession, the fire
department. post Office aud mint, political
clubs, butchers, &C., the balance of the time.
CT. c. and Maj. q. A. Angel Post of this
city, were in the parade. The New Jersey
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