The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1888-12-26
Brief Mentioninrs.

will be held on January 9Th.
Frank A. Robbins old lion, "Jerry, -
died on Sunday of last week.
The season for shooting rabbits and
quail ended on the 18th inst.
s. Cooley, of Pennington, has been
granted patent for a car coupler.
The trial of jury appeals will COM
menee at Pennington on January Cd.
The Methodist Sunday School of this
CITY has new library that cost 5000.
There will be FIVE eclipses next year
three OF the sun and two of the moon.
Alexander Anderson has been appoint
ed Postmaster at Woodglen, in this
county.
Hugh L, Sinclair has sold his SO acre
larm' in Alexandria township, to Carrot
Sinclair.
u. W. Housed, of Bloomsbury, is the
inventor of new attachment for brakes
on railroad trains.
/ On Sunday morning of last week 80
persons united with the Locktown
Christian Church.
Shoes at low price for cash at
HooDEN s. nov .23-tf
Sand Brook, in Delaware township,
has new Postmaster in the person of
George W. Holcombe.
A. V. Hunger has been appointed
Postmaster at Jutland, this county, in
place of ]. B. johnson.
The foot ball season is about over, but
surgeons are cbeered by the fact that
tobogganing is soon to begin.
Opera, ""Castello' and ''Ambrosia.
segars' . cents-extra brands, at KLrNE's
Segar Store, Bridge St. Sept. 5tf
| The State Teachers Association will
be in session at Trenton to day (wed.
nesday), Thursday and Friday.
Our public schools closed on Monday
OF this week for the holidays, and will
reopen on Wednesday OF next week.
The l62 acre farm of the late C. C.
Polhemus, at Glover Hill, has been sold
to Theo Polhemus for $3.50 per acre.
Rev. Mr. Wheeler, of Princeton, has
received call to the pastorate of the
Valley Church, in Bethlehem township.
For sale--a good parlor heater, with
pipes, register, etc. Apply at THE
RECORD office.
Lost-A lady's plain gold ring, with
" B. to 81 engraved inside. The find
er will please leave the same at this
Office.
Have your cellars closed against all
penetrating cold. You will save fuel
and insure comfort all over the house by
so doing.
Remember your horses when leaving
them bitched out in the cold and cover
them up with good warm blanket. Do
not forget that they have feeling.
THE Pearl " Mince- Meat our own
make, for sale at the Restaurant, or at
the house, on Ferry street. nov.7
Stewart W. Kitchen, of Baptis,town,
has been awarded the contract to keep
the poor of Kingwood township for the |
ensuing year, for the sum of $500.
1t is an old saying that " the first
three days of December govern the Win.
ter" If the above prove true this year,
our prospects for pleasant Winter are
bright.
Watson Kitchener, of Solebury, has
been appointed night collector of tolls |
for the New Hope Delaware Bridge Co.
Enoch Meginnes has been appointed
day receiver.
We like to have the opinions of our
readers on questions of local interest,
)ot down your ideas, OF any item of
news you come across, short and to the
point, and send them to us.
You can now get Dir. Readings
Tooth Powder at his Office, from his
original formula. sept.S
The Reaville Sunday School held their
christmas entertainment in the church
asst Monday evening. The programme
consisted OF cantata, entitled g Santa
Claus Prize; or. Who Got It?v
Elder A. B. Francis, formerly pastor
II the Locktown Old School Baptist
Jhurch, preached at the residence of |
Mr.. Geo. M. Holcombe, ST., on Bridge
treet, this city, on Christmas eve.
Two men, three horses and wagon |
III ina dilapidated state--passed through |
Clinton few days ago, attracting con-
iderable attention. They had been ten
weeks on the road coming from Denver,
colorado, and were bound for Jersey
Jity.
Did we say anything about CARVER
Z WILLIAMS reed and rattan chairsP !
Zee them and you will be pleased with
hem. Der 10.
The anniversary of Tuscarora Tribe,
!. 0. II. M, Of this city, will be held in |
Iyceum Hall on Friday evening of this
week. A supper will be provided. after |
'artaking of which all present will be |
reated to frst-class stereopticon en-.
ertainment.
Jesse Cashiers house. at Glen Gard |
Ter, was found on fire for the third time,
he other morning. The mystery was
bis time solved. He tried to prevent
he fire being put out, and TIE old man
vas found to be out of his mind. He |
vas taken to the poor farm preparatory |
being taken to the asylum.
George B. Mcclellan Post, No. 80,
i. A. R., of Frenchtown, has elected the |