The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1882-12-13
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Wednesday, Dec. 10, 1882.

advertisement in this issue. They are
working up big business.
District Deputy Grand Master Lucas,
officially visited Amwell Lodge, F. & A.
NJ, in this city, lest Wednesday evening.
The cold Of the last few days and
nights has burst quite number of stones
about the quarries at Stockton.
The political poles of the two parties
at Stockton, used in the last presidential
campaign, have only recently been taken
down.
Christmas presents in great variety
at New Hope Drug Store.
MIR. Richard Hartpence, of Philadel-
phia, has sold his house and lot in Brook
vile, to the Widow Marshall, of Rose
mont. Consideration 1926.
If you want large assortment OF
Trunks to buy from, 60 to Van Horn u
Bro.
The Delaware and Raritan Canal Co.
have decided to close the canal on We'd
nesday, December Goth, unless sooner
closed by the ice.
Frederic A. Potts is among the SUBJ
scribers who have given $500 each to the
fund for the pedestal for Barthold's
statue of Liberty.
MIR. Paul Sandford, of this city, died
very suddenly on last Wednesday night,
at the residence of J. Schultz Everitt, of
a oongestive chill. He had emily been sick
few hours.
Mr.. +. l.. johnson, the Church street
druggist, who has been confined to his
room some time by sickness, we are glad
to see, Is about again and is able to give
attention to his business.
AT Titus furniture store, 46 Coryell
St., can be found some pretty easy, arm
and rocking chairs, fancy stands, centre
tables, &C., suitable for presents, at rea-
souable prices.
The house and lot of Rebecca Y.
Moore, deceased of Ringoes will be sold
at private sale. For further information
call and see DR.. Jacob Dilts, Ringoes,
Hunterdon county, N. ].
Don't buy stale stock, but visit Hot
tells hat store, 33 E. State St., Trenton,
and get fashionable and becoming hat,
which can only be secured where all the
styles in large quantities aud sizes are
kept.
The Singer Mfg Co. sold last year
561, O36 sewing machines, or over 1891
machines for each working day in the
year. This year their sales will be much
larger. Office, No. 40 Union St., Boozer's
Block.
The organs sold by C. W. Hetzel, of
Baptis:town, are giving good satisfaction.
They are selected with care, and by an
experienced musician and dealer. Special
inducements win be given for the Holt
days. Write for catalogue and prices.
Christmas cards in great variety at
M00re's Bookstore. ~.
- Now Is the time for selecting fine
organ at Rittenhouse's warerooms, N. E.
cor. of Union and Coryell SITS, for Christ
mas present. He will supply any kind
from the plain case, price $50, to the most
elaborate costing $1,000. Pianos from
seCO to 81, 500. Sold on instalments.
The Rev. Elijah Lucas, D. D., of
Trenton, viii deliver his popular lecture
entitled THE Grand March in the Sandy
Ridge Baptist Church, on Tuesday eve
ming, Dec. Goth, for the benefit of the
church. Tickets 15cts. Children 10cents.
DR.. Lucas lecture is highly spoken of by
those who have heard it.
The annual meeting of the Young
Mems Christian Association of this city,
will be held at their room, in Mathews
Hall, Church streets, on next Monday eve
ming, at z 80 o'clock. The election of of
flcers and other important business will be
attended to. All the members and friends
of the Association are desired to be pre-
sent.
Mr.. r. F. Preusser. Of this city, has
invented smoothing iron that appears to
be just what the ladies' need. 1t has an
adjustable wooden handle, and is easily
changed from one iron to another. The
irons are made in sets of three, and are
certainly, "a great improvement upon the
ordinary styles. Mr.. Preusser Is now
ready to receive orders, wholesale or retail.
We understand that John Carpenter,
Jr., of the Clinton Democrat, and Senator
elect from this county, got L. s. Mott,
editor of the Trenton Times, indicted for
libel by the grand jury at the present term
of Court. The libel complained Of was
contained in series Of articles published
in the Times during the late campaign,
rejecting on Mr.. Carpenters course while
Clerk of the House of Assembly few
years ago.
-seneka Balsam cures Sore Throat and Tickling
-On Friday evening next, Company
G, Capt Slack commanding, will attend
service at st. Andrews Church. The
Chaplain Of the Regiment. Rev. Fl. NJ
Barbour, will preach sermon appropriate
to the occasion. As the companies of the
Regiment are seldom together, the Chap
lain makes it a rule to visit the various
cities where the companies are located
and hold services in connection with the
pastors of the churches, thus expressing
his interest in their spiritual welfare.
Headquarters for Underwear. W.
can show an Immense stock to select from
Van Horn's.
"A holiday fair and festival win b
held in Wanamaker's Hall, Stockton, N
J., Friday, Saturday and Monday even
ings, December 22d, 23d and 25th. Oh
Dec. 25th the fair win be open afternoon
and evening. A great variety Of rich
useful and beautiful articles, confection