The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1880-12-01


In the Baptist Church in this city.
The regular monthly meeting of the Com.
mon Council of this city will be held on next
Monday evening.
--Hunterdon county has 102 Sunday
Schools, LOSS teachers, 9,o4s scholars. There
were ia conversions during the year.
For nice holiday present. try hat at
Hotels, 3S e. State street. Trenton.
William Dilley. formerly . resident of
this city. and locomotive engineer of the B.
d. Division. died in Philadelphia yesterday,
oftyphoid fever.
The Bethlehem Baptist Church has en-
,joyed revival. in which Rev. E. G. Romine
rendered valuable aid Seven werc baptized
oa the 21st, and others expect to follow soon.
David w. Wilson, of this city. sold over
$4,000 oysters during the month Of October.
This again distances that Pennington fellow.
Last Friday morning was the coolest day
of the month. At o'clock DR.. G. H. Lari-
sons thermometer stood at degree above
On Tuesday evening of last week, Mrs.
Mary Smith. lady aged nearly 90 years, who
lives with Mr.. Nehemiah Green, In this city.
fen down some steps, and broke two bones of
her wrist aud otherwise injured herself.
$1,000 wANrED.--$l. 900 wanted for two
or three years. on chattel mortgage, on pro-
perry worth $4,000. Eight per cent. interest
payable semi-annually) win be given. Ad-
D. -l.n.k .~s1I< d 4 a.
The farm of George W. ArnwiLe and
Martin Arnwi inc, ia Kingwood township,
near Barbertown, containing 20 and 2S-100
acres, has been sold at private sale to Ger
sh I'm Vanselous for s., 450.
Devotional meetings will be held in the
Baptist Church at Cherryvfiie on Wednesday
and Thursday, December 9th and 9th. Revs.
w. E. Watkinson, j. N. Hesley and VIM. NJ.
Mick win preach at 1 A. NJ. aud 2 P. N. each
day.
"A public lecture. by Mr.. whitneH Ma
tional Lecturer of Michigan State Grange,
and under the auspicesef Read mgton Grange,
No. SO, Patrons Of Industry of New Jersey,
will be held ia the Ccnrt Horse, at Fleming
ton. on Thursday afternoon. December I'd, at
II O'clock.
Mr.. Geo. A. Slack has just completed
important improvements his shaving saloon
in this city. TIE suom has been nicely grain
ed aud painted, aud new chairs ana new limo
leum coverings Tor the floor have been added !.
1t is now handsome room, and George is
ready to see old aud pew customers, and shave
them iugocd Style
The recitation Of :. Damon and Pythias,'
by Homer D. Cope. at Lyceum Hail.. on
Thanksgiving evening, was not largely at
tended. Mr.. Cope maintained the good
occasion of formsr visit. Lone Star Lodge.
6or whose beuetit the advertisement was given,
secured bai Aigbt profit from the nnder-
taking.
On Friday morning, tile house Of Timothy
Kelly, oa the road leading from R.avile to
Larisnn's Corner. was burned down. The
81 "rigiaated from defective fiue. The
household gsods were saved will some four
exceptions The building was insured for
about $500.
will be held at Lyceum Han, ia Friday even-
ing OF this week, to consider the protaieiy Of
either giving more earnvsiness to the work
or abandoning it altogether. Il is desired
that there be afull attendance of persons iu-
terested.
1T win repay persons to visit Trenton any
evening this week aud take look at the
Baptist Bazaar in Taylor Haiti The decora-.
lions excel a1gthing Of the kind ever held in
this sectien, while the wo, king of the Mac
Kay and the cable screw boot making ma
chimes, and the candy factory are alone worth
the price Of admission Mr.. Edmund g. Hill.
well known 70 many 81 our citizens, is the
Manager. winkser's Band plays every even
ing. On Saturday night fourteen hundred
people were in attendauct.
When calling at w. H. Fletcher's q so
Cent Store,'' 80 aud So E. State street, Tren.
large and beautiful display of vases, picture
frames, wax dolls, &C. 1t excels anything ia
all this section of country; while his stock of
other fancy and useful articles is 80 varied
that it would be impossible to name them all.
He has an immense collection of goods, and
is selling tAem at remarka ably low fghres.
We advise any Uhe visiting Trenton to give
Mr.. Fletcher call, as his stock is well worth
looking at.
president Hayes passed Through this city
yesterday (Tuesdays morning; cd his way TO
Easton, to attend the dedication Of the new
Fardee Hall. one Of the buildings Of Lafayette
College. ahe steam whistles of the paper
mills and railread cempany's shops gave him
salute, and the platform of the railroad
station was crowded with people who came to
see him. The train stopped Tor a minute or
two and large numbers shook hands with him.
He was clieered as the train moved Off The
President was accompanied by Gen. Sherman,
Postmaster General Maynard. aud Secretary
of War Ramsey. He passed through this city
.on his return home at Z. 10 last evening.
According to announcement, the Presby-
terrain, Baptist and Methodist Churches Of
this city held union service on Thanksgiving