The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1882-11-29

Council will meet next Monday
evening gaf8 8
All kinds of Furniture at 40 Coryell
st. Prices low.
Three foxes were seen in one day
near Rocktown.
j. o. Hull, Main ST., is selling good
stewiug oysters for Sc cts. per 100. ct.
Assessor John H. De Mott. reports
26O dogs in Raritan township. ts1
ID. r. Woman, of Frenchtown, has
built an addition to his grist mill.
WI Herr, Esq, delivered an ad-
dress at the Friendship Social Society's
room, last Sunday afternoon.
Tomorrow Thanksgiving day the
post office in this city will be closed from
1915 A. NJ. until 5.45 P. N.
james Boss. of Bethlehem Church.
has received 20 German carp and placed
them in his fish pond.
ID. E. Conghlin s. Co. arc building a
tower seventy feet in height at the Ster.
ling wire mills .--MiJsrd Leader.
The best makes of furniture, at the
prices that inferior makes are sold.
Titus, 40 Coryell st.
The Citizens Cornet Band, of this
city, viii appear in their new uniforms on
Thanksgiving day, and will play through
our streets and also visit New Hope.
Look out for the " donkey aud blood
hounds, on Thanksgiving morning,
attached to the great DR.. villers en- ter
tainment.
DIR. Geo. II. Larson, of this city, has
been dangerously i'll during the past five
days with congestiye chills and malarial
symptoms. He is now improving.
MIR. George Suydam, agent for the
Singer Sewing Machine Company, lost a
very good horse on last Thursday night,
from Inflammation of the stomach.
The new Flemington Presbyterian
Church is nearly ready for enclosing.
The roof timbers were put on last week.
II. d. olmstead, of Sandy Ridge, has
gone to New Castle county, Delaware,
with view of engaging in the lumber
business.
New Jersey produced in 1880, 49,
1859 worth of fishery products, taking
rank in this industry as the sixth State
in the Union.
The Warren Journal announces that
a new press will soen be put into its
Office, and that other improvements will
be made to the paper.
John H. Stockton, of Pennington,
has an onion on exhibition which measures
90 inches in circumference and weighs
three pounds.
George w. Risler. who kept store in
Pennington some twenty five years ago,
was elected to the Delaware Legislature
at the recent election.
Trenton lest two old and promine
citizens last week. Timothy Abbott died
on the Goth, 10 bis 74th year, and Imlah |
Moore on the 21st, in his I'D year.
--Pullen, who shot and killed James
Dunn, in Trenton, on the 18th inst, at
tempted to commit suicide in his cell, on
Tuesday evening of last week.
The winter styles of hats in profusion
at Hotels 33 f. State ST., Trenton. Silk
hats a speciality, and fitted perfectly to
the head by the use Of conformation.
The Easton Express says that General |
Robert McAllister, of Allentown, intends
to move to Belyidere, (where he resided
before the Rebellion, J in March next.
4 -Seneka Balsam cures coughs, colds,
&C., without constituting the bowels.
~ Mr.. Geo. Lauer broke his left wrist |
on Monday last at the Lambertville Spoke |
Mandatory, by board, which he was
assisting to carry, slipping from his
shoulder and striking his arm.
Mr.. G. Arnett, we hear, will build |
nine new houses this winter. Five Of
them are on George street, and four OF
them on Elm street. Two new houses
are also to be built on Delaware Avenue. |
Meetings have been held nightly for
five weeks past in the Beth lehem Presby.
terrain Church, under the pastoral charge
Of Rev. j G. Williamson. Twenty -four,
SO far, have arisen for prayers.
The Rev. Fisher Wilson, of Phila.
dslphia, has been called as the pastor of
the Baptist Church at Ringoes. His in
troductory sermon Sunday week is said I
to have given great satisfaction.
twenty-five boys wanted with dogs
Siberian bloodhounds preferred Ito take |
part in the street parade, Thursday |
morning. Apply to manager of DR..
Villers entertainment.
"A Union Thanksgiving service OF the /
Presbyterian, Baptist and Methodist
Churches, will BE- held in the Methodist
Church, Tomorrow morning. Rev. P. |
A. Studdiford, D. D., will preach the
annual thanksgiving sermon.
The Pennington schools we're re-
opened on Monday morning of last week,
having been closed for a few days on |
account Of sickness among children, the
fears regarding the spread Of diphtheria
having been dispelled.
Mr.. Chas. Schulhaus, agent for the |
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co. of I
Newark, is doing q good business, as his
company is among the best in the
country Ono day recently he secured !
insurances amounting to $4,000.
-Ifyou want to get a bargain, write
to c. W. Hetzel. Baptisttown, N. j., for
his list price Of organs. He makes
special reductions, and personally selects
his Instruments. Selliug great numbers,
he can afford 70 take very small profit.
--Ths Clinton Democrat says Our