The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1889-12-11
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WEDNESDAY. DEC. II, 1889.

-GAtId meetings. aFe NOW Deing uelu ~
the First Baptist Church, in this city.
Novelties in Holiday Goods are con-
stantly arriving at CARVER s. WILLIAMS.
The Delaware and Raritan Canal will
close for navigation at midnight on Fri
day, December goth.
Harrison O'Daniel, of West Amwell,
soldier of the late war, died on Monday
last.
DE not forget the date of the Union
Fair.
-Fenwick Pew received an order by
mail from London for two pairs of ladies'
rubber shoes, on Monday last.
The House, No. IA, N. Main street,
(adjoining Truck House,, for rent. In
ouire of Mrs. J. X. ZEIGLER, "Lambert-
vile House. ?" ct
Mr.. Jacob Bowers, brother of Mr..
Leonard Bowers, Clerk of the 'sLambert-
vile House," was killed at Pattenburg,
last Saturday, while coupling cars.
Sec the announcement of "Howorth's
Double Show in our advertising columns.
It's frequent visitor to our city and al
ways popular.
The farm of Nelson Abbott, deceased,
in West Amwell township, containing ITO
and 17-1o0 acres, was sold by the heirs,
last Tuesday, to Lafayette Fl. Abbott, for
sl,42o.
"A Shine for Christmas by having
your silk hat dressed up at
ct. A. c. BARBsR's.
VIM. s. Barron, who formerly kept
the Logan House, in New Hope, and sub
sequently was landlord of the hotel at
Centre Bridge, Pa, died ia this city, on
Monday last. He had resided here for
some years past.
David Williamson, for SO many years
proprietor of the g Lower Store in Rim
goes, has leased it to j. ]. Horn and Il.
II. Wilson, who will take possession soon.
The "Upper Store y has also changed
hands, Forman Hagaman having sold the
stock and good will to Orville II. Dilts.
An exceedingly varied stock of goods
for presents is now open at r. Fl. Van
Horns stores, so that no one will have
any difficulty in finding something TO suit
In the way of holiday gift. See Van
Horns new advertisement for particulars.
s.. A. Finger has fiue stock of goods
for the holidays. A partial list is given
in an advertisement in another column.
Read it.
The wife of Rev. ]. II. Boswell, of
the M. e. Church of this city, died last
Sunday morning, of consumption. She
had been Ia poor health for long time,
but her death at that titue was unexpected.
--Rey. Mr.. Boswell has the deep sympathy
OF bis many friends here in his bereave-
ment.
Special low prices on Ribbons for the
Holiday trade at The Grand Depot.
RroHARD FL. VAN Horn.
David Wismer, an employee of the
Milford frame factory, is minus a twenty
dollar BILL Recently, ON going to work
in the morning, he hung his overcoat,
containing his pocket-book, in the ware
house, and on donning the coat again in
the evening, he discovered that the money
was gone.
Your wasted cheeks may have oil the
plumpness and bloom of health through
your use of Ayers Sarsaparilla. This
time-honored remedy still leads the van.
1t improves digestion, purifies the blood,
and invigorates the system. Give it a
trial.
--Messrs. Lear, Holcomb & Niece have
Just completed a handsome addition to
their Office, adjoining the slower Mill. +"
Their customers will find no addition to
the prices of flour and feed and the farm
ers will not suffer in g toll on account
of this nice improvement. This firm
maintain high reputation for the quality
of their -four, and it meets with ready
sale everywhere.
The citizens never refuse to help the
Firemen when called upon. Look Out
for the committees.
The Union Fire Company received by
express from Gershon's millinery and
cloak store, on N. Eight street, Phladel
phia, a present of beautiful metallic dog
of the greyhound species, and from L. s.
Plant & Co., "The Bee Hive" larges,
fancy goods house 10 the State, Newark
N. j., handsome engraving and frame
These articles arc to be disposed of at the
Fair.
When you visit Trenton for you
holiday presents be sure TO call and lool
at Geo. w. Hotels special stock Of golt
aud silver-headed umbrellas, for 81 % anC
upwards, beaver hats and fur collars, s:
Derby hats, and fine silk hats These ar,
presents that are useful and will be ap
preciated. No 23 e. State street is th,
place. 2t.
Postal money orders can now be sen
TO stranger and paid without identified
ton at the request of the sender, who In
structs the Post Office Department t,
waive examination" The new rule Il
great convenience to commercial travel
ers generally who have been annoyed b,
inability to find any person TO identif,
them in city where they are not &C
quainted-
Tulip Soap has rapidly gone to th'
front rank among our stores. 1t sells be
cause it gives satisfaction TO the user.
John B. Hunt for twenty years ii
the employ of the Central Railroad a
telegraph operator and ticket agent at th'
Gonth Rranch Station in Fieu,inoton lac