The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-11-12
TIMES OF AR RIVAL AND DE-
. PARTURE OF MAILS
LAMBERTVILLE POsT OFFICE
The President has appointed Thursday

Inc GresiuenI mas appoiIlteu luulhoey,
Nov. 9th, as day of Thanksgiving.
"A meeting to elect officers of the Reform
Club and to reorganize for future work, will
be held at Lyceum Hall, ON Friday evening.
3 Call at Ffitz's Gallery and see specimens
of Crayon Portraits, by Mr.. Flower, the cray
on artist.
Miss Ann Horton is building a double
house on Coryell street, adjoining Lyceum
Hall.
"A. Young, of Wertsville, gathered some
fine Strawberries. and raspberrses from his
garden during the last week IN October.
IT. Farley, of Ringoes killed hog about
three weeks ago and left it hanging in his
wagon house. During the night some dogs
ate off the head and part of the shoulders.
The Stockton Baptist Church has given
a call to Rev. Mr.. Noacre, of Grocer Theolog-
ical Seminary He has accepted and viii be-
gin his duties ON next Sunday morning.
Major G. A Angel Post. GA. Re- of this
city, expects to hold festival soon, for their
benefit. These /" soldier-boys !" deserve the
patronage of the public.
The so-called 9 Temperance ticket CON
cocted bs the Bird factiou to elect Bosenbury,
succeeded admirably. The medical sorehead
who engineered it, should be suitably reward
ed.
AT Hotels hat store, 90 u. State ST.,
Trenton, are kept all the recent styles of hats
and caps many of which are not found at all
LambertVille stores.
The season for silk hats is now on us. a
perfect fit guaranteed at Hotels store, SO E
State St., Trenton, where is also kept the eel
ebrated Knox hat, the best in the world. \
The HumterdoB Democrat wants the
fskullSers TO go at once to the rear That
means the Democrats who voted for the Re-
publican candidate. -
David Wilson, of this city, beats John Il.
Stockton, of Pennington, at selling oysters.
He sold $1,000 oysters in one month, whole
sale and retail.
Eddie Davis, about years old, son of
Gideon Davis of Church ST., fell down stairs
and injured his hip somewhat on Monday
morning last. He was also bruised about the
face, slightly.
--Messrs. Levi Reynolds and Col A. w
Angel, of this city, have received q contract
for building about fourteen miles of the new
route of the West Jersey and Atlantic r. r.,
running from Newfeld. 80
at willfpay any one intending to buy a
cloak or dolman, to go to Trenton aud look
! -
through the elegant stock of G. 1. Baumgart-
ner s. Co., II E. State ST. Over hundred
styles at from SO to SEQ. See their adj" y
If you want handsome portrait for your
parlor, order crayon portrait from Flower,
the crayon artist, at Fritz's gallery, III this
city. ~ ~@ ~ . I
The Orphean Musical Society has not dis
banded. as has been reported. 1t has given
up its public room for, the present, and is
meeting at the houses of its members. The
society expects to give one more concerts
during the coming winter.
The ladies of the NJ. e, Church of this
city, win hold an oyster supper in Lyceum
Hall on Friday evening Of next week. Ev-
cry effort will be made to make the entertain
tutHb dbtIdCltft anu ptCdSdubs iii ore lDFib-
ed.
Mr. Andrew Holcombe, residing near the
fair grounds, met with an accident on Mon
day morning while hauling load of corn
stalks to his barn. The wagon upset, throw
ing him off and under part of the load. Mr.
II. was bruised and somewhat injured by the
accident. F9G
The project Of building pleasure steam
er for use on the Delaware, which was some
time ago taken into consideration by q num-
Der of cur citizens, has been abandoned, owing
to the great expense entaied through the reg
ulations of the Government respecting the
inspection and running of steamboats,.
MIR. s. E. Flower has located at Fritz's
Photograph Gallery for short time, for the
purpose Of supplying our citizens with life
like portraits in crayon. These portraits are
supplied at very low rates (only 81 for full
life size), and are. very desirable PICTURES
Nothing equaling them can be secured else-I
where for double the money.
Rev. T. E. Vassar, of Pennington. some
months ago, wrote biography of his uncle,
bno ldbc JOuu NdoSdts COippiOCu VI WV
American Tract Society, and familiarly known
throughout the land as" Uncle Jebn Vas
sar. He was remarkable man, and exerted
a wonderful influence in the army and in his
personal work among the people. The book
is published by the Tract Society aud is meet
ing with rapid sale.
Buy your Cloaks and Blankets of G. L.
Baumgartner 81 Co., II E. State ST., Trenton.
On last Saturday morning, about half
past ten, Andrew lynch, tenant on the
property Of Luther Hoffman, about one mile
north of Lebanon, on entering his house found
his wife lying on the floor dead. The deceas-
ed leaves young babe and two other little
children. She was about So years of age.
The cause was supposed to be rush of blood
to the heart Clinton Democrat.
Pure Buckwheat Flour, SO at Everett's
Flour Store.