The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1882-12-20

Fruit cake, mince pie, doughnuts and
crullers, at Martindelrs.
"A Gospel temperance meeting will be
held in the rooms of the Friendship So
cial Society, on Sunday afternoon next, at
four o'clock, to be addressed by Rev. w.
NJ. Mick. All are invited.
Delight your wife and children by
buying for them present of an organ,
from Rittenhonse's warerooms. Any
style, not in stock, can be supplied al
most Immediately. Sold on instalments.
About one hundred tramps were
logged in the lookup in this city last week.
They appear to be coming thick and fast
1t is stated that Trenton now refuses to
keep them and they como here.
The Baptist Sunday School in this
city, will give Christmas entertainment
on Christmas (Monday) evening. The ex-
ercises win consist of singing, recitations,
&c, 1t win be free to the public.
There are now in the State Prison, at
Trenton, SO of the new Singer Oscillating
Shuttle Sewing Machines. 1t must be
good machine. Call and see it at the
office, No. 40 Union ST., Boozer's Block.
Everything from mint stick to a
candy elephant, at Martindell's.
We are informed that the choirs of
the Presbyterian and Baptist Churches in
this city, will provide some choice music
for next Sunday in commemeration of
Christmas day. At the first named church,
Mr.. j. c. Rittenhouse will aid with his
| cornet.
"A missionary address more fully re-
ferred to in another column, will be de-
livered by Mrs. Barakat, native of
Syria, in the Presby terrain Church in this
city, on Friday evening. A gentlemen
who recently heard her speak, tells us he
was deeply interested and delighted with
her simple but thrilling story.
"A Christmas Concert will be given by
the Sunday School Of the NJ. E. Church
in this city, next Sunday evening. The
exercises will consist of singing, declama-
tions, &C., and they WILL no doubt, be of
an exceedingly interesting character.
Now is the time to select fine and
useful Christmas present from w. II.
Titus extensive stock of fancy chairs,
stands, etc., 4G Coryell street.
IF You want rair of gentlemen fur
gloves, or fur collar, or fur cap, call at
Hotels hat store, SO East State St.,
Trenton, where q fine variety is kept.
Also, silk and all other styles of hats and
caps in profusion.
--seneka Balsam cures Group and Heavy Colds
Mr.. f. Hicks Hayhurst, of Philadel-
phia IA brother of DIR. j Hayhurst of this
city, and well-known here), died at his
residence in that city, on Monday morn
ing, of typhoid fever Mr.. Hayhurst was
for four years member Of the Philadel-
phia Common Council, deputy collector of
delinquent taxes at one time, and for
years the Manager of the celebrated Ath-
etic Bass Ball Club.
Christmas cards in great variety at
Moore's Bookstore. ct.
The landlords at Frenehtown are go
ing to make an effort to repeal the charter
of that Borough, at the next session of
the Legislature, SO far as granting of Ii.
cense is concerned, and place 1t with the
Court of Common Pleas. So they give
notice in one of the papers of that place
This will be resisted by the better element
of the society of the place, who favor til
issue of rum or no rum at the polls at the
next town meeting.
The Frenchtown Star of the 18th
says "The indications are that the pro-
posed organ factory in this Borough will
be reality. A meeting of the citizens
was held ON Monday evening, when about
one half the amount of capital wanted to
purchase machinery and stock was sub
scribed. A committee was appointed
to wait on others not present who may de-
sire to take stock in the enterprise"
Headquarters for Rubber Boots and
Shoes of all kinds, at Louden's, corner of
Union and Coryell SITS. If.
"A holiday fair and festival will be
held in Wanamaker's Hall, Stockton, N.
j., Friday, Saturday and Monday even
ings, December 22d, ED and 25th. On
Dec. 25th the fair will be open afternoon
and evening. A great variety Of rich,
useful and beautiful articles, confection-
cry, ice cream, oysters, fruits, &C., will
be on sale. An art gallery of rare interest
will be provided. The New Hope Or
chestra will furnish delightful music on
Friday evening, Dec. 22d, when the ad-
mission will be 10 cts. Admission other
evenings free. Proceeds for the benefit
of the M. E. Church.
The splendid new hotel in Bound
Brook, known as The Ramsey House."
was sold at public sale last Saturday. 1t
brought $18, 200 including the bar fixtures.
This is only about one half the money it
cost Mr.. H. X. Ramsey to build it. The
property was struck off to Mr.. George
Hart, of LambertvilIe, but it is under
stood that Mr.. George Reading Gaddis,
also Of Lambertville, is the real purchaser.
Mr.. Ramsey will conduct the hotel as
formerly until April first, when Mr.. Cad
dis will take possession. He is an ex-
perienced hotel keeper and very pleas
ant gentleman. --Runterdon Democrat
Holiday Excursions.
1t has for many years been the custom
Of the Pennsylvania Railroad to make re-
duced rates for round-trip tickets extend
ing over the Holidays, and it is announced
by the Passenger Department that the
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