The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1893-12-27
MA1Ls ARR1rE As roI1ows
New Year /!

-Altenu tue concert JAN. iSt. III th"i
combe Hall.
"A boy wanted to learn The printing
trade. Apply at THE RECORD office.
The place to buy nice meats is at
Richards Market, No "a N. Union st.
"A Grand Chorus of 10 voices will be
something well worth hearing. Holcombe
Hall, Jan. /.
Rev. NJ. P. Fixes, of Grocer Theolog-
ical Seminary, will preach in the Baptist
Church next Sunday morning and even
ing.
We are indebted to Richard Ran
dolph Parry, ESQ, OF New Hope, for The
interesting Revolutionary sketch publish
ed in another column.
MIR. Frank Schepler, CT Trenton. N
j., and John O'Brien, of Merritton, Can.
ada, are spending short vacation with
their parents in this city.
Mr.. Thos. Crowley, who has been
suffering with a severe attack of la grippe,
is again able TO resume his duties at the
Lambertville Rubber Co. IS works.
AT es,ray rabbit was found in the
yard of the editor OF THE RECORD last
Sunday morning. The owner can have
1t by calling.
New Years night is generally duh
evening to most people. Our readers will
be able to pass it delightfully."- by attend
ing the grand concert at Holcombe Hall.
Chorus of 70 voices.
e. o. Howell, publisher Of the High
Bridge Monitor. has accepted position
with Philadelphia paper as advertising
solicitor Geo. Champion now has charge
OF the Monitor.
The lady who picked up mltten in
front of Holcombe Hall, on Main street,
three weeks ago, will please leave 1t at the
post Office and oblgc Henry Dubbs, mail
carrier, New Hope.
The farm belonging to Rev. Israel
Poulson, near Sergeantsville, containing
80 acres, was sold at public sale on the
sih inst Daniel Poulson was the pur-
chaser, the price paid being $2,975.
Mr.. ]. RICHARDS having purchased
the meat market formerly kept by Miles
Mathews, (Uuion street above Delevan)
will endeavor TO keep il well stocked with
choice meats, at reasonable price.
MIR. Howard Ryan, of the firm of
Ryan, Akers & Smith, who has been con-
fined TO his residence on Delaware Ave
nue. for some time, by sickness, is so far
recovered MS TO be able to attend to bust
ness again. 81 a ~
"A large number OF members and
friends were entertained on Christmas
night with an excellent literary and must
cal entertainment Mt the rooms OF the
Emerald Beneficial Association. on s. Main
ST., in this city.
The Stockton sports held shooting
match on Christmas day, OF live birds.
There were some snap shots. They snap
ped three yards behind tie birds, and
two.thirds Of the birds are located at diff
ferent barns giving thanks TO the snap
shots OF Stockton for their merry Christ
mas
Owing TO the burning out OF q dyna-
mo, the arc lights 10 our streets were not
10 service for a week, but on last Friday
the repairs were completed and our streets
are again brilliant at night. The accident
occurred, fortunately, while the moon gave
plenty of light, and so no one was seriously
inconvenienced.
The employees of the Perseverance,
Paper Mill and of VIM. II. Gandey's Mill,
were each presented with turkey, while
the Lambertville Rubber Co., as usual,
presented each married employe with
turkey, and the unmarried employees with
subscription TO the Stryker Library or
book descriptive of the Worlds Fair, as
Christmas remembrance.
We will send the Scientific Ameri-
can and THE RECORD, for one year, Tor
81. The Scientific american Supple
ment and THE RECORD for $3.50. The
Scientific american --Architects' and
Builders Edition and THE RECORD, for
$500. All four papers. for 1910.
layers Sarsaparilla is the only blood
purifier ia the world, which fills all the re.
quircments of standard family medi-
cne.n The fact that Ayers Sarsaparilla
was the only remedy of the kind admitted
al the great Columbian Exposition, in adj
dillon to The thousands OF testimonials at
testing the fact that Ayers Sarsaparllla
cnres, confirms the above statement.
A branch of the State Mutual Loan
Assassination, {. + Camden, has been organ
lied in Clinton, and the following officers
elected: President, f. A. Esto; Vice
President, W. s. Black; Secretary and
Treasurer, W. Ii. Baker; Directors, :. d.
Weller, s. G. Lunger, Oscar Rittenhouse'
Fl. E. Aller. s. s. Rosenberger, ). T.
BELLS, Hermin Altemus, William Carey.