The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-11-26

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There wac zk@fine ON the River Pond.
atllisplace, hat saturday,
The stated aseathIy meeting Of he Com
mon CounciE win be held next Monday even.
ing.
Van Horn will sell yoa genuine 46-boue
cofzssfqfsoSstsyT r. spEaFsf.
The Morcer and Somerset Rsilroad will
be sold at pub'icsaie at the Court House,
In Trenton, at noon on. Friday
: -SFArnsis leokA Condition Powders, 20
cents a package, at Bosenburys Pharmacy. y
THE foundry and forge of the Taylor Iron
Works, at High Bridge, are now running on
full sime,z end, as,s consequence, the town ex-
hibits It's old.time life and ACTIVITY. 70
Rev. d. d. ThosAas win preach his clos
ing sermon as pastor of the Baptist Church
in this city, week from next Sunday.
pare Buckwheat Flour, $s at Everett's
Flour Store .asssps rs -
81 : New Process Flour, manufactured frpm
the best Minnesota spring wheat, at Everett's,
AZ Union St. a srasaa.s KS 1t.
A fat COW belonging to c. T. Swackhamer,
of Mechanicsville, was gered to death by a
neighbStaSeoSs one aas hast week. she having
broken into their enclosure.
Onion thanksgiving services will be con-
Quoted in the Baptist church, Frenchtown, to-
morrow II Bevgs u sHyg Runyep Of the
Nj. E. Church. will preach the thanksgiving
sermon! YITTIH qHA8dI
The banks in this city win be closed to-
morrsws (Thapksgising day. The post Office
/, willAaiso b ciSsed from 30 A. M. nntil 6P
NJ There will be no $50 mail received on
the 7.i5 P. M. train on that day.
For fine, Photographs, resort to Fritz's,
80 N Union ST., Lambertville, N. j. n.I9,3t.
REV. G. H. Thomas win deliver an adj
dress before the Temperance Reform Club, in
this city, at Lyceum Hall, on next Sun day af-
ternoon, at $50 o'clock. The public is in-
vited.
Wesley ]. Wood, who resides near Bulls
Islant met with strange accident last week.
He was about blasting log, when a prema-
ture explosion blew the log apart, a piece
striking his leg and breaking il.
q RIO disabuse some peol les minds, who
suppose that the editor of THE REcoRp is the
person aimed at in the articles in the Beacon
referring TO the Reform Club, we wish to state
that we are not aud never have been Plesi-
dent of that Club.
"A COW ,belongingte Mr.. coax john
sou, near Bapiisttown, this county, was
drowned one day last week. She went to the
spring Tor water, and the water being low she
tumbed in head first, aud when found was
dead. 14at
III you want the latest styles and a big
stock I'd select from, go to Hotels bat store,
SO East State St, Trenton. You can't fail To
be suited from his numerous styles. Silk hats
of The latest New York styles, including the
celebrated Knox hat.
All the choice brands of Flour constantly
on hand from the following mills :: Lambert
vile, f. f, Lear's Holco llbe Sc Niece's; Sto-
ver's, Milford, T. T. Poole's, Phillips, Titus
vile. Also, pure Buckwheat, Dat Meal and
H0miny at Everett's, AZ Union St. 1t
The annual meeting of the Mutua
Building ahd Loan Association, of French
town, was held at the office of Andrew Slack,
on Monday week The annual statement sets
forth that there are at present 40 shares of
stock worth Sizes. So shares of stock have
been Cancelled during the year. The old Board
of officers was reelected.
--To.morrow Thursday being Thanks
giving day, public union services will be held
in the NJ. e. Church in this city, at 1890 A.
M, in which the Presbyterian aud Baptist
Churches win join, The sermon will be
preached by Rev. P. A. Studdiford. d. D.
The choir of the M. E Church, assisted by
members of other choirs, will render some
good music on the occasion. II is hoped that
there will be general attendance of the peo-
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