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Telegram-herald., 1888-06-23

HHlSK OF The ft'1UkE FRosfkcss AID
1 soa ezA sarely bas aus II ny cheap Io<s-
Z :. frosla. Loselt hleck, oepssiis sses.'s
NOR sAIE OF FNcH HAN1E-N0<lD MAKE
L dr4skHllssl holae sao be4osiinlis loe@tea;
c2is ten nlal<tss sslk tEo1l ssfo<t 81 tlne laar
sssss - ehoine l<nd that y ~ ~ cts<P ef e.
60 = - as~Tk sS s c. s ns. n hs..ss s'i asiss ..ssas
4saEzleg lle.e 4 Ra.a.n $ s1sf
OH foUa gHokCE IRON TuE REMAIN
" ing le.s ~ NhAes sda1tloa. - shey are
hessse isr lislls uaore iA2s real Grand uniea.
tozs q a izseys 4ossr oscek. ia
nor eAIE-A FfNE KEslDENCE OK PARIS
II sse s2s0s. ons 81 heeona-sse S.cs1 o1s
one "a t.ooaflr1-ss. szveo, ole % bxrlletl-st.
sl,ks. oas - NORTH frontst. SO; tso 90
C3ss-a slcs3s eas 90 Izss-st., = 49,; olae on
elle-st Al s oas "a cod 81. 81 el0. ssesni lee
Sroaa $50 - s eA eAch Also soEe VERY tns
isEnls for sale o. trade. J. II. f9ren. As lyon a
W Fairlswn faEk, and ~ill sell al ios prices
and ou easy teEtls- Buy c<aofe the Cable head
koes tAroexb snd yen o&n dosllae soor neney u
- dsyz Luton = DuDson. te4ep1ons ia
no loU NANT A kINE IoTs KLEGANT
IL location On Coll ave street car liae- They
can be purchased al astonishing low prices. oa
slnsl payments. few choice sites aeft- Nsh ~
ence. A T. Anlssoei. opposite Sweets hotel
DAkGAINs IL FEN CHOlcE LOIS IN
ID kotanso8 Oak Dale Park addition. k0oil.
on Lacey, New h0Dseu aa Block. issf
NOR sALE-BEAUTIFUL LOTS on NEw-
berfy-st. between Coil-afe. and Livingston.
81. near street esrk For s&le or rent. house of
nine rooms. With large cellar viii rent part Of
cellar sepafsieiy for shop or storage purposes.
also first clAks hOuse near Crescent Park. ApPls
70 T. J. Cummings, BostsieA 81. oor. CEesoentste.
10
lIRDLERs BULLETIN-ONE HAIF A NIL
agUrcs consisting Of eily and farm property.
House sud lot for sale within seven minutes
walk OF posion.ee splendid location. ftis
property IL cheap home for q poor man. Good
business property Tor sale on Csnslst. sons.sting
OF two sferek 81 stores high, with Easements.
cheap. Three splendid residences for sale IN de-
srsble psrts of city. on terms and prices 10 suit
purchaser. Money 10 loan ia SUNS 10 suit and ~
low rate OF interest. Southern pine lands for
sale Call and see what have and satisfy your
selves As % al investment b. {. oirdler, Room
IL. Tower block. l4stf
COR sALf-GREAT BARGAIN TO cAPI-
talist. one OF the best business corners IN
centre OF city, LOT l00xi10. next thirty days. b.
c. 0irdler, room ~, Pierce block lJZu
NOR sALE-HouSEs AND LOTS. VACANT
lots and farms; some choice bargains iftskea
oon. Hughes & Thomas. rooIns 80 and 81. New
Housemsn block stf
HOUSES, lots AND FARMS FOR SALE
III cheap al DIR. Veenb0erS Nenhsm block.
corner OF Mcnroe and Division ats. sal
NOR sALE--A LARGE BRICK DWELLING
house. on Spring st. for 5000. neal frame
dwelling house. tn James-st-, for $500. and sn
s. acre farm in Sparta for "a, 700; all on smsl.
payments and reasonable terms. 4. A. Dsppe,.
u5tf
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-23
New Omcers.

Al regular meeting last evening the fol-
lowing officers of Eureka Conclsve No. l.
Hapta-ophs or Seven Wise Men. for the en-
suing year: En-. Archor. II. Q. Russell
WOr. Provost. George Doan; Arc Scribe, +,
A Strainton; Fin. Scribe. K. S. Gilbert; In.
spector General, Frank Lozo Prelate
Campbell Fair; Treasurer. o. NJ. Benjamin
Herald. A. Il. briggs; Wsrder. L. +. Fox
Sentinel A. Il. Fox.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-23
ATTENTION, SMOKERS.

Mr.. z. G. Sullivan. representative of Geo.
Moebs & Co.. of Detroit, in conversation
with representative of the TELEGRAM
HERALD, yesterday. said: We have had
unprecedented success in the Valley City.
and | sm convinced that the smokers of
Grand Rapids appreciate a good thing when
they can get IL This fact has been thor
oughly demonstrated by the fast increasing
demand for Flor de Moebs," Ben Hur."
Record Breakers" and Detroit Slug
gers" leading brands of cigars manufac-
lured by this well and favorably known
cnnnnanv
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-23
Another KunaUaY.

A runaway on Esst Bridge-st. last even
ing came very near being . serious acci-
dent. Frank Tubbs was driving out with
his wife and little daughter. and the horse
reared up and became unmanageable. and
finally upset the buggy. throwing the oc-
cupants severely TO the ground. but fortu-
nately no one was seriously hurt.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-23
Smifh,s Opers House.

The splendid company playing at Smiths
Opera House this week will close their en-
gsgeDent tonight, and il will be the last
chauce to see the Dockstader's feats aud the
beautiful burlesque of the "OutIaw of tho
Forest" either at the matinee this after
noon or at this evenings entertainment.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-23

FURNITURE sToRED. PACKED AND
Il moved Eypet packers sent on short notice
~ Eafelid & hoit. IL cOsata Division r.. ueie-
Ysoue 10. 90 Jan'y 2. -
IrTRNI1tRE TACtFD FT EXFFFTENCFD
I vaTkue1 snd roftf chesQ - Nrs. q. J.
Wake. srccrc hard furniture dealer. II so-th
rlffF
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-23

The Toledo Blade gives Toledo Rspub-
licsns piece OF advice which members
OF that psrty in ether States would do
well 70 follow. It ssys: The Bepublicsns
of Toledo should hold ward meetings
iust a. soon IS possible affsr the nomin-
atoms ara made IN Chicago aud organ
ize marching clubs Tor en- active. agrees
sive ,ampaiga. Vim. Vizor snd Vic
tory should bs The battle cry"
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-23

I~DR sarE-FTFsT Sass gENFR&TnR FGR
II caihiae ras-coses ~ fss-g5s r sr1s fcrTnfsf1s
VII s~il efesp o. eEcHanFe fsg iraer pToTe-fy
Felgtr 4 ssas IS Hros6wAT lE
I1Dz sAJE--t TaoRo sHFEED SADDLE
trHse - hrsEe1 81 arrinx r1eie ~
f1ut3e Errui-e - g. nzfiers Da1l tss
PsFn Nos 49, r. p ksef eo-s4 -
Lyo2 sATF-A STOCK uF DErss IT eTrTII-
rsa NJ Thers 80 fre a r. r. b IN Fiffrs-
ssnE p Esfs1u locgerse.lle. Nsca 1f7ff
TUR ssIF-F4eT TRg1TFE BAY GF0RGE
Tlre rcs@rfr~ zs1 tste f-T efiee r.
drive. J Hozssa. - Csns ss-tf
UoR Sab AZ E<rERE 0FTFrT 0F
msf re~T - tnH fse 'ssnarr a'se a
81 knra~ ps~rr enzr~ Per rs~~see. srr ezscrr5~-
81 e Eerwin. No q Cars. ~ f5st
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-23
a RuNAWAY
str~~t c.~ sO-<-- Cnt % q little csp~r
Ike nsAsr Horses.

Ssr-~s c.~ ass-~-- Cut - Lftsle Csp-r
Ike esAer Hors~s.
YESTERDAY s1erns=0n scaus . clock 80
hor-ss which hal been drawing ear M
IN lhe 6san.ivaie AveaRe iine. ran away.
A. The esrner Of F.ssri and CsEnpss1-sts. ne
delivers ~ CO rcd no '.naitch Their hcrsss
i,n ne ~ IN orsi=r 60 run the csr over
tke sxeavsfoas eeinx mtsie By fte rais1n
fisesftc Lixht Canraae our,rg ne pro-
.--ss 81 tfarsfsr she wef.3 tress siT1tc< -
hs,rsps herss Ard n q 'uosnent i1ey wsra
- "a the viut f1ET ~er- canEet ssc1
~tter en naterlce--t hsfius dene 40
r-csser iarusEe tnsn - delay ~ car There
- =. ,snle rs,e passenger % o,,arst. fes1V
rsrf. 4srsan. weo Ioeetlf rentsfnes fn be
ssr vhile fAe rsii iRsv erryieres saerrs r.
= sne - trscx he ~ss evieensig 3eter-
raired . - ne fHa rsiae 81 8is ave-cenf
fkre.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-23

The New York Tribune Gays: Accord
mg b. the present appearances, It VIII
no. be many dsys before Democrats will
begin 10 spssk q their Nssionsl ticket as
TAurmsn & Co Aad come to think OF
it. ~ DO hsss more shout The Odd 70
man ihsa about the President.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-23

fhe evening edition q ths New York
San. ssyr. sditorially: The Prince of
wsles "a losing assh. lie dropped over
a thousand pounds Gu TIE Derby A
pager sbst vii perpetusse sneh joke IS
that in such hos weather ought 20 be
snanzel nnf.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-23

The attention Of all parties who are look
ing for place in which TO locate manufac-
tories and other industries is called to the
village Of PincoBning. Bay county. Mich.
Good shipping facilities. nesrneSs 10 an
abundance Of timber and cheap fuel are Of
fersd. The vii lage IS in a aourishing con-
dition and to good bona fds manufacturers
viii offer good bonus. Address -. A.
Mcdonnell, village clerk.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-23

The man whom ths Democrats fear
tbe most 8 tbe enc likely to rscsive the
nomination II ChicsSo. The name q
Jtxss G.. B1ASR rs.ses = perfect faror~
4 appiause whenever Il - mentioned.
ard AZ this vriting that seems very sig
fsf..anf
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-23

What = going b be done With all the
unuasd rrssidentisl timber eft at Cbics-
~ ~ The end of he week9 The country
sleud hsvs ase sosaswhere for 50 much
arailahla naserisi
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-23
situafions Wanted-Female.

yVANTED-BY A COMPETENT WOMAN
W situation 20 do cooking In a boarding house,
or plain ironing III laundry. Call NJ 6S Bos-
wick-st.. UPSTAIRS. l76
yVANTED-PLACE TO WORK IN SMALL
W family by good gill of experience. Call az
1O6 FOurth-st ia
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-23
MOncu To Ionn.

MONEY TO LOAN ON CITY AND FARM
vi property fn large or small SIMS ~ low rate
o. interest. Real Estaie bought and sold snd
houses % rent. FOR psrii ulsTs inquire q p p.
Averin Co. kc&4 Estate Brokers Room 3.
Tvanley block. 1S5
vi II SUNS fen 800 20 500 A. z 4nfisiei.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-23

How loving they are, this IS slwaysssurs
ssgn. After the Hrst year sometinsfs Il
Gon't hoid coed. When Charles cDsass
home 20 you gouty ard cross. susppinE and
snsrsing. unable - relish the nice dinaer
y0n have cooked. snd feels - II taere vas a
ton q pig iron n his stomsch. he is troubled
WITH dFspes1sis. sne S8iahur Bitfsrs is TIE
only medicine taat ~iIl cure him.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-23
AGENTS. 0nted.

WANTED OCAL OR TRAVELLING AGENTS
W for "a new speciality. Fire Proof Sales. n. Y.
sgent ordered a carload first week, a n j. agent
halt carload, \ Eirh csnyssser cleared 500
FIRST month, Buffalo dealer with his other busi-
ness is clearing siso per month on our specially.
Catalogue free. Alpine safe Co., Cincinnati, ..
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-23

HSfp ~ Naftfe0--f essf6fe.
tUANrED-GooD COOK AND SECOND GIRL.
W Enquire al 40. Il North Lasayetst-st- Mn.
}. ". Roeentksl ia
MA fkll-1skL Al IHE PLANIEks'
" Ho se Ia
UTANTED-A TaoEOUGHLY COMPETENT
" gin tor general hOusewofk Al ~ LagraYe -
Mrs rhFiyer. ~
{NAhTkD-Af OSCE ONE KITCHEN GlkL,
W als0 one diaingroon giri. al the L1nn
House la
WANTED A TRUsTY GIRL FROM II TO Is
VI years old. 10 take care of children and 80
l75
lVANTRD-l0 KITCHEN, DlsHwAsHERs,
W IS dinlngroom lauucry, aud loo general
gir's polishers, bundle washers, cooks. ?
men and wlyes ss cooks. and al klnds of summer
resort help; good Wsees and fare paid Ladies
Pariors. and Tower block. lse
yVANTED-sHIRTAAk AT GARDINER
" & Baxters. 10
XlANIkO-AsE NDGIRL ABOUTl6 YEARS,
W al Is9 Norih Divslon-st- 10
YlANTED-AT ONCE t4OOD GIRL COR
w general housexork. Mrs. Ben. w Putnam,
ls3 North Laiayettc-st. lf3
NtANTED-THREE FIRST CLASS DINING
W room girls. wages 81 per week Oyster Bay
Restaurant, 81 and SO L.on-st. ls5
WANTED-coOKs. WATERS CHAMBER:
w Made. Laundry help. and al kinds OF hotel
help for summer resort hotels. Call or address
". L. Dickinson, Intelligence ONCE. - Monroe s..
nTANTED-GIRL FOX GENERAL HOUSE
W work at j. Fiudlatef's, corner of North
Front and Eighthsts Apply Immediately.
yVASTED-i5 DINING ROOM GIRLs FOR
w Hotel Ottawa Ottawa Beach, Mich. Wages
SIC per month Apply 10 John a Baker. The
Warwick, Grand Rapids. 10
w work l4s Norths Division-st German or
Swede preferred. l49tf
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-23
G.. G.. Parsons

Deoderizes and cleans sinks. closets,
utensils and clothes. in the nursery.
sick room and household. Cleans palnt
marble, glass, silver and china without
scratching. Freshens dress goods. fur.
niture coverings, carpets. etc. Bright
ems colors. Removes all grease aud
stains
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-23

W0ufef-To Rent.

WANTED-TO RENT A ROOM OCCUPIED
w o. some young gentlemen. centrally lOca-
ted. with privilege Of occupying same letwten
and y a IN. only, rates reasonable. Address
r. o. Y, box S. this ofice. 10
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-23
STEAMBOAT Prcsro AND EXCURSION.

The Steamer Grand Island will leave the
Myrtle street dock, sunday June "a. at 8
O'Clock a. m. for the Soldiers Home. VIII
leave again at 10 a. m, for the Home and
Grand Island. Also at 2. p. m. Take the
Scribner street car for the North End.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-23
Hanted--To Erchange.

TVASTED-TO EXCHANGE FOR CITY PRO-
w perry IN GYsnd Rapids OF good timber lands
IN Michigan grisf rlil doing = good business
For psuculsrS address 4. .. box ~, Byron
Centre. Mich Ias
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-23

trTAT1KD- EVERYRoDT To Know THAT
w Ee v5I f~n<h ctsirs sut tabs cu short
rcfics for FaTtfs = snv md. Hsssers Fur-
stGes ,eek 1su
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-23

Or. ". II. Christopher. who has ceen in
Ohio on sccouDt Of sickness. will Be in his
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-23

The following members of the Fourth of
July Trades Display Committee are request
ed to meet at tue office Of the Tower Cloth
ing Co At II c. m. today for conference:
Hoh. /. n Weston. Chas. Il. Sigh,
Chas. r. kusierer, Chss. w. Black,
"A. ID. &. VanAsmus. Will BOynes,
Col. Geo. @. Briggs, O. T. Brown.
Geo. X. Perry. 4. ". kleindienst
J. W. Kosenthal.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-23
ygUufefI--ROof,1e.

yVANTED - ROOM AND BOARD IN A
w pleasant house near horse caTs. By gentle
man and wife. Address, stating terms location,
etc, sigma, 1915 G-ss., y. ". Washington. d. c.
1Eftf
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-23

r-~ keanr~ f-r rnrnEsrt t,r frsvrovens@nt &
- -. ...fss.lexser. 7,ee enfr rsrzons )
i....~ Tlser~ - nsah snr esasI - -
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-23
Want ADVERTISEMENTS

Tie .szh<s ef lize< N zny "a = srtzssznszs
xsE o< fSuEG ~ eis3a32< tss n2ks ben of
vsrss ~ s<s<A AEs S~slef = li1e ss.2tsa
ss<1s l&it kixs<-
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-23

". L. Ray is no more connected With me
In any way. shape or manner.
PAUL ". ERIEDRICH. No. Il Monroe St
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-23

Residence Lots.
rsrh r~-s-~s rae6 en---rs-,s rr~ sr~ss~sf strsssr
&C. frr-prserf - Nssrfrerx rprErFs 3f~-e
sles<s ran srr~es ~ 'lre F~,ntlrw - exssrs
fffnarE-T rs THF we AR tfDnFf
ttezrer and Aesfef sasa reotfca fr.cs 81 -
xat
So =. e oEcoTr
Es-~ rs cr-~~~ No-t srs sse Fe~-snss-sf
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-23
Real Esfote-COunfrg


nor SALE CHEAP-A NICE FARM OF So
acres, with frame house, mile and n
quarter from Hall-si Apply at Mrs- J. q. Walk
er's Il South Diyision-st. 12Hf
NOR SALE-THE FARM BELONGING TO
the estate of the late Daniel Scnermerhorn,
one mile west Of the city, fronting Bricgest It
is fine dairy farm. or for fruit raising and gar
dening. May be sold IN from ten 10 thirty acre
lots. Apply ~ DT. Nhiiworth, administrator ls2
Fourth 81, Grand Rapids Mich. lo2f
COR sALE-PINE AND RED WOOD LANDS.
good farms and city property for sale cheap
also money 10 loan. Call at Loyett block, Canal
st., opposite Sweets Hotel. A X. Anfisdel. 27tf
Lost.
I OST-A CARD CASE CONTAINING ARTIC-
IL les of no value 10 any one but the owner.
Finder please return same TO this office. I75
VO0d.
DRY WOOD FOR QUICK HOT SUMMER
W fire, 500 per cord Cuttings for kindiing
sls0 per load both delivered. Phone No. AZ.
q. X. Veneer Works JuneItf
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-23
$500 PrR Dozrx

Cabinet Photos. finest finish. at wvkes'
gallery. s. Nonroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-23
II!|!TlI!TlT!IIIl
III / ] i i 4 4 4 4 4 4
= 10 "a Is SIS 90 as SO $50
81 is Is 50 40 50 S. 80 E-08
. 20 SO 90 Sc 60 10 80 z.z8
81 rs 40 50 IS rs sc I.Doi 8 90

Help Waafest<sMaie.
VVANTEl,-TN0 aES OF GOOD ADDRESS,
" sf 01r store. 10 81 south lslslan >.
Adams H1uas karaishsas Co. +. " Fox, Aasa.
gel. l76-
tlANTkD-A GOOD YARD NAN AT IHE
" Alehigxa Holse- rs
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-23
Household

Softens the hardest water. washes aud
blcaches without injuring the finest
clothes or shrinking wooiens or blant let's.
Cleans without injuriDr the finest laoes
and grapes Gives a delightful bath and
in the toilet removes all odor. and keeps
the skin soft and smooth a. a baby's.
Kills bedbugs and other insects and
cures bites.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1888-03-14
FINDING MINERALS.

Reports appear in the newspapers that
coal has been discovered in Ewing town
ship, Mercer comfy, N. j., on the farm
of James Force. Next we hear that Mr.
Force has been digging, and that coal
and other minerals" have been found. 1t
is safe to say that there is no coal under
lying the coil of Ewing township. or any
other towpshipin New Jersey. What has
been found is thin layer or strip OF lig-
mite, which is not coal 1t is catboni-
ferrous substance, something that was once
a vegetable substance, now partially car
bombed. Even were it coal, a vein or stra-
tum a few inches thick would be worth
nothiug A deposit Of coal, to pay for
working, must be thick enough for man
to work it by mining. A six inch OF two
| foot vein of coal in Ewing township, n.
j., could not be worked to profit, when
there are ten to thirty foot veins only a
hundred miles away.
There is strange ballucination about
| finding minerals. Owners of property
| will get the idea into their heads that
there is fortune for them in some min
/ eral below the surface, and no amount Of
scientific advice OF the ridcule Of neigh
| bors will convince that the mineral is a
myth, or, if really there, it will not pay
4 to get it out It takes very heavy de-
post Of iron at this time TO pay for min
| ing it, and the same is the case with most
| other minerals. Abandoned mine holes
| dot the surface of northern New Jersey,
and it is only exceptionally rich deposits
| that pay for the working. The same OF
| coal mines.
! Bucks county has not been exempt
| from these hallucinations. Years ago
traces of Ignite were found at different
| places, and companies were formed to de-
velop coal mines. The ''coal mine" at
Dark Hollow, on the Neshaminy, is fresh
in the minds of many. A half inch de.
post Of something black in the stream at
SpriDgyille, IN Northampton, got into the
papers, and caused many to go miles tt
look at 1t. A man up on Plumstead Hill
few years ago spent great deal OF mo
ney blasting the hard rock of that region
to find gold mine, because somebody
bad found something glisteniDg in tht
gneiss rock We believe the last Goa
mine discovered in the county was in The
mountain back Of Springtown, in Spring
field township. Even in favored regioni
II costs more to get minerals to the sur
face than they are worth, counting all th'
mines that do MT pay, aud it is better fol
Bucks county farmers to devote their at
tention to the surface Of the earth, thar
to dig down among the rocks - Ne7ctoac1
! Enterprise.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1888-03-14
CLARK PERSON, Editor.
LAMBERTyILLE, N. j.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH IA, 1888

Senator Werts, of Morris, made the
ablest speech in the Senate last week on
the side of sustaining Governor Green's
veto of the Local Option bill This same
Senator Werts was elected ever a strict
temperance Republican senatorial candi-
date through the third party movement.
That is the way that the third party
movement helped temperance in Morris
county. And this was done after it was
known that Gottfred Kroeger, the great
Newark beer maker and Democratic poll
iician, had sent circulars to all the beer
sellers and saloonists in the county, urg-
ing the defeat of the Republican caudi.
date because he was a known prohibit
ZIONIST
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1888-03-14
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
RECEIvER's SALE,

RECElVER'S SALE.
The undersigned will offer at Public Sale. on
TUESDAY, MARCH TWENTIETH. at ii O'Clock,
A. NJ, in trout of Office of mill known us Perse-
yeranoe Mill No ~ TWO BLACK and TWO
BAY HORSES. Said horses can be seen any time
prior TO the sale IN the stables adjoining above
office. JOHN A. HALL,
Receiver of Mctready Bag aud Paper co.
lamberville, n. j., March IA, isss-it
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1888-03-14
MARRIAGES.

HoICoMBE-R ITTENHousE-By the Rev VIM.
swan, at his residence. in this city, March sh,
1888, Mr. David L. Holcembe, of Delaware town
ship, aud Miss Mary Il. Rittennouse, ofotockt0n.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1888-03-14

You have commenced to take our
Embroideries and White Goods
quite fast, and we are satisfied you
are approaching the prices for them
as well as the quantity to select from.
Nearly every lady says: Chow
cheap your Embroideries are, and
what good edges they have"
The assortment is still unbroken.
Gentlemen must not think be-
cause we are advertising ladies goods
that we are neglecting their wants.
We arc not in the least. Our first
lot of Spring Neckwear has been on
exhibition for some time. The
ladies land they are judges pro-
nounce the silks the handsomest they
ever saw, and besides the neckwear,
we have the new things in Gents
Gloves, Handkerchiefs, &C., &c. A
Shirt (unlaundried) at 55c.-rein-
forced front and back, and is some
thing that ought to attract attention.
1t is no experiment for fit, as it is
the same thing sold by us for Two
years; only improved, and better
for the same price. While we keep
the low priced shirts, do not think
we have any better. We have a
shirt made Of Utica Nonpareil Mus
lin, 80 inches long-(2 inches longer
than any shirt ever shown you in
this city)--as good a shirt as can be
moae. Fit guaranteed. Price $3.50
J doz., s2.75 for 3, $1.oo each. Try
and get what you want at home first,
is what you ought to do.
Mems driving Gloves in Dog
Skin, Fine Buck, Castor, &c.
A new lot of those Zoe. Embroid-
cred Back Ladies' Kid Gloves Just
in. Every pair gives satisfaction
in fit and wear.
S. A. FINGER, Aer.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1888-03-14
Dan 6orn s.
JANUARY %. 1888.
RIGHT TO THE POINT.

RIGHT TO THE POINT.
An extended rigmarole in itself
creates doubt, disbelief, does it not?
We are simply and sensibly doing
as all prudent merchants do at this
season. Rather than pack away or
take the chances of changing styles,
offer the balance of all Winter goods,
Dress Fabrics, Goats, Wraps, Blank
cts, Flannels, Yarns, &C., at prices
that will induce those yet in need to
purchase as matter of economy and
a prudent investment.
We've too many silk finish velve-
teens, we will give you the SOC.
grades at 371c., the 75c. grade at 80
elegant finished goods. A choice
brand of 95c. Silk Velvet all shades
at 75c. to close. Do you remember
the Rich Striped Silk Velvets beau
tiful effects, all colors at $1.25 &c
$3.50; we've some choice ends now
left at 75c. and 95c. A piece or two
even less, say Coo.
The balance of our Holiday Nov
elites (most all useful), as you
saw them marked four weeks ago,
you can now deduct one fourth, yes
on some one-third the price and
take them home rejoicing.
Twelve long days stock taking,
what's that mean? Why do we dc
it? 1st, its to ascertain if by good
or bad management we've made OIL
lost money in our business.
Our we'll wishers will rejoice tc
know that we've made at least 9
good living. Stock taking means &
general inspection and re adjusting
of prices which by the way nov
days are down, down. We hav,
just thrown on our bargain table {
hundred or more desirable ends sur.
prisingly cheap.
NEW cooDsI NEW GOODS
Best Standard Makes.
/ $4,000 worth Of Muslins, Prints
Dress Ginghams, Sateens, Embroid-
cries have been in our storage room
awaiting stock taking, these goods
were secured before slight advance
which has taken place. Patrons
can now be abundantly supplied fol
their Summer sewing with choice
new goods without fear of having tc
pay higher prices. Well cut The
matter short and keep to the cardi.
nal points.
VAN HORN BROS,
ss AND 81 N. UNION ST..
AND 4 GHURCH ST