The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1882-03-22

-Skiff s. Gaylord's MINISTRIES are book
ed for Holcombe Hall, Saturday evening
April 8.
Movers will not be particularly happy
because the first of April comes on Sat
urday.
Our subscribers who wish their ad
dress changed will send the old as we'll as
the new address.
Congressman Brewer, OF the Cd Dis.
trict will please accept OR thanks for a
valuable public document.
The Hunterdon Advertiser, published
at Pennington, has recently put OF new
dress and smuch Improved in appearance.
Rev. Mr.. Mick, pastor of the Baptist
Church of this city, will exchange pulpits
next Sunday with Rev. G. H. Thomas, of
Philadelphia
"A hog belonging to Mr.. r. L. Will
liams, of Frenchtown, went mad recently.
It had been bitten by dog about three
weeks previous.
Mr.. Theo. Anderson, who lives near
Pennington, has poplar tree in his woods
that the first branch of which is hundred
feet high .--Adusrtiss
Mr.. A. l.. Pierson lost his pocket
book OH Monday afternoon, between As
Clinton street and the Depot. The find
er will be suitably rewarded by returning
it to him.
The room of the Stryker Library
Association, over Cochran drug store, is
being fitted up with shelving, in prepara-
ton for the books which are soon to be
purchased.
The fellow who, by mistake, sent his
authenticated sweetheart instead of a bot
tie of DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup bottle of
hair-dye, wants to know the best way to
commit suicide.
Mr.. Frank Buchheit brought to our
office day or two since an egg of large
size and of very peculiar appearance. 1t
is one of six similar ones laid by Ply
mouth Rock hen. The shell is scanned
and corrugated, and looks like anything
but an egg she'll.
While you are out calling, visit Lou
DENIS Organ Parlor, second story, corner
of Union and Coryell streets. m15-3
Michael Smith, of this city, was
killed last week, while working on the
new railroad near Peekskill, n. Y. A
large stone fell from an embankmsnt,
killing him instantly. His body was
brought here last Saturday and his fu-
neral took place last Sunday.
Ingram Carpets, at 90, 25, 81, 80, 40,
to 50c. Extra Super, all-wool, so, So, to
90c Tapestry Brussels, 10, IS, $1.00,
$l.10. VAN Horn & Bro.
The extra meetings in the French
town NJ. f. Church have closed. Be-
tween sixty and seventy persons have
professed conversion, on the charge,
during the winter. The ordinance of
baptism was administered to number of
the young converts last Sunday.
Buy no sewing machine until you
have seen the Royal St. John, which il
sold or rented by T. E. Louden, corner
Main and Coryell SITS. m22 ,3t.
On Thursday OF week before last,
Mitchell, one of the twin sons of MIR. Jes.
II. Higgins, of Pennington, was taken
with scarlet fever in very bad form, and
everything was done that could be dono
in medical aid and kind attention, but the
disease proved fatal, and he died on Tues
day morning of last week. -Aduerttssr.
If in want of nice pair of Shoes,
call at tm15-3l LoupEN's.
The executors of Abram Skihman,
deceased, sold at public sale, on Monday,
at the Lambertville House, two hundred
and three shares of Lambertville National
Bank stock. The prices ranged from
$S2. 25 to $3275. The par value is $50 ;
so it will be seen that the price obtained
was a high one Ten shares of Lambert
WIG w dttf SVtupahJ oeoSh WOiO SUN ich
$40. 10 per share. Par value so.
DIR. l.. A. Reading, of this city, met
with a loss of about 1926 last Friday af-
ternoon, by the burning of his chicken
coop, located on N. Main street, above
the old brewery The fire originated
from stove used to work an incubator.
Some fancy eggs. eggs about Matching,
small fancy coops, ETC., were also de.
stroyed. TIE Doctor is now having
larger and better building put up.
The patrons who wear the Eighmie
Shirt is guarantee of the superior make.
For sale at r. II. VAN HoRN's.
Mr.. Thomas f. Louden has just fitted
up handsome room over his shoe store,
nicely carpeted, papered, and otherwise
made attractive, in which he is exhibiting
a fine stock of the Smith American Or
gans aud the Royal st. John Sewing Ma
chimes The organs are very handsome
pieces of cabinet work and of good tone,
and the sewing machines are beautiful in
appearance and possess many new and
useful features.
If you want TO get the best sewing
machine in the market, try the Light
Running Domestic, for sale by Mrs. NJ.
W. COOLEY. Every machine warrant
ed. Dec. ID.
Says the Frenchtown Enterprise !:
There are current rumors that the flax
mill will change hands in short time.
Some Baltimore parties have been here
the past week who contemplate establish
ing linen factory here, and If they can
make suitable arrangements we are ia
formed they will take the present factory
as nucleus, and if not they purpose To-
eating in some other part of the town.
Let them come, and bid them welcome.
Fine line of PLAQUES, Holly Panels,
Smoothing Irons, Horse Shoes, Fans, &C.,
ToI.o.a.,c n,,xn~ Ctora