The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1880-11-24

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DO not forget the entertainment at Ly-
ceum Hall, Thanksgiving evening.
The Post Office will be closed tomorrow
Thanksgiving Day. from 1918 A. NJ. until
8P.M.
The Baptist Bazaar in this city, an
bounced for the week before Christmas has
been postponed until February.
The meetings of the Y. NJ. C. Associa-
tion, at Mount Range are being continued
this week.
Persons intending u make application
for private laws, are reminded that the notice
of application. must be published for six
weeks previous to the meeting of the Legis-
Iature.
If you want to get the best sewing ma
chine in the market try the Light Running
Domestic, for sale by Mrs. M. w. COOLEY
Every machine warranted. Dec. 10.
Last Monday was quite cold day. At
IA. NJ the thermometer stood at only 10
above zero, according to the register kept by
DR.. G.. II. Larson.
Homer D. Cope at Lyceum Hall, Thanks
giving evening. Tickets So cents.
We can assure all who attend the enter
tainm eut at Lyceum Hall. TO morrow evening.
that they will be well repaid, as Mi Cope is
talented elocutionist.
The dog tax in Franklin township is
So So per head. Over $500 worth of sheep
destroyed and injured by dogs has to be paid
Tor by the township.
Ladies' Cloaks, Coats, and Dresses cut
and made to order at short notice, at Mrs. Nj.
w. Coolev's. d6.tf
--Ishn,aei Brink aud Dir. W. f. Finney,
of Frenchtown, returned from deer hnnt in
Virginia, on last Friday. They killed two
fine deer.
The boys have been skating for three or
four days past on the Island Greek. in this
city. Skating ia November is a rare luxury
10 these parts.
FLOUR. Nice light cakes in two minutes
made from Heckers Self Raising Buckwheat
And Griddle Cake Flour For sale at W. Fl.
Everett's Flour Store, Al N. Union street
n.24..tf
john MANU-, VI EfcCuOfa3 WING 0tiftuS
from this place to Trenton last Friday, either
list or had stolen from his wagon a valise
containing d silk dress and several other ar
ticles.
AT recent meeting Of the Directors of
the Lambertville Water Co., it was decided to
enlarge the reservoir. The water supply was
equal to the demand the past summer, but
the Directors think it Misest to prepare for
enlarged demands and unexpected drains up
on the supply.
The Delaware river was frozen over at
this place ON Monday evening of this week.
This is the first time in the recollection of
some Of our Oldest Inhabitants, that this has
occurred SO early in the season. The winter
sets in nearly month earlier than usual.
--The following officers OF the Ringoes
Temperance Society were elected for the en-
suing year, on last Wednesday evening !:
President--C. r. Nightingale Vice Presi-
Willie Brewer, Miss Retty Dalrymple
and Mrs. DR.. Dilts; rreasurer-0liver I.
Blackwell; Secretary William Rue.
The Democrat says The rate of taxation
In Raritan township this year is 70 cents per
hundred dollars, decrease of 20 per cent.
from last year. Assessor Durham found about
$4,000 worth Of property, subject to taxa
tion, that had escaped assessment the pre-
vious year, and hence the reduced rate this
year.
On Wednesday afternoon of last
week, Frank Price, of this city, while
working on the new building at the Perse-
verance paper mill, in this city, fell from
scaffold about twenty feet high, and landed
ON pile Of stones. His head and hands were
badly cut, but his Injuries we're not danger
Gus.
= The Homer D. Cope entertainment will
Undoubtedly draw good audience.