The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1893-12-20
MAILS ARRIVE AS FOLLOWS !:
Some of the quarries near this city
have shut down for the winter.

CHAS, A. SLAIN, T. III.
Some OF the quarries near this city
have shut down for the winter
Something new and novel al Fritz's
Photo Rooms-Engraved Photos. At
The Public Schools Of this city will
close this Friday, to open again on Jan.
End, 1894.
"A fine line of candies, toys, fruit,
cakes, &C., for the holidays, at Sims
bakery, Union street.
The Presbyterian Sunday School will
hold their Christmas exercises on Christ
mas evening (Dec. 25).
Rev. Frank Gardner, Of Jersey City,
will preach in the Baptist Church in this
city. next Sunday morning and evening.
st. Andrews Sunday School, of this
city, will hold their annual Christmas
tree, on next Wednesday night, Deccm.
Der o.
John L. EmmoGs has purchased the
farm belonging to the late Mahlon En-
mons, in Kingwood township, for $l7.25
per acre.
John d. Larson Of Delaware town
siip-near Sandy Ridge-butchered five
hogs of his own raising a few days ago
that aggregated 2. $50 pounds.
"A few evenings since, gray rcbe
was stolen from the front of Carver &
Williams store 1t was taken carly in
the evening and was bold theft.
"A District meeting of the X. of p.
lodges OF District No. 10 is TO be held in
the Castle Hall OF Stockton Lodge, No.
l40, on Friday evening of this week.
John Meyers, of Frenchtown, was
accidentally shot by his father while out
cunning on Thursday of week before last.
The wounds, though painful, are not dan
gereus.
The Frenchto,cn Independent says
''Hugh M. Sinclair, of this vicinity, was
the champion corn husker of the season.
He husked this fall l,4OO shocks in %
days"
The attraction at the NJ. E. Church
on Christmas night will be ''Santa Claus
and his Workshop" He will be pleased to
see all his friends at 7:30 L. NJ. Admis-
sion 10 cents.
"A. w. Baldwin, for more than TWEEN
ty years proprietor of the Raplisttown
Hotel, died on Sunday a week, after q
long illness. His funeral took place last
Thursday Interment al Cherryvile.
Some fifty or sixty employees of the
P. r. X. shops in this city have been
suspended for Time and those still en-
ployed are at present working eight hours
per day, ard only five days per week.
The Baptist Sunday School will hold
their Christmas exercises tomorrow
Thursday evening. Everybody attend
ing is expected to bring some gift for the
poor, either OF money, food or clothing.
MIR. and Mrs. Elw. Stout, residing
on Perry ST., in this city, were nearly ov
ercome by coal gas on Thursday evening
last. Although quite sick Cor time,
both Mr.. and Mrs Stout have fully recov-
cred.
We will send the Scientific Anleri
can and THE RECORD, for one year, for
81. The Scientific american Supple.
nent and THE RECORD for $3.50 The
Scientific american ARCHITECTS and
Builders Edition and THE RECORD, for
So. so. All four papers, for 50. 10.
The Christ mas entertainment by the
pupils of the Pleasant Valley School, will
be given on Friday evening of this week.
The entertainment is under the manage
ment of Miss Bella Carkuff of this city,
the efficient teacher for the past term.
Foxes are becoming quite numerous
in the vicinity of Pittstown. Twenty
years ago they were a curiosity in that
section but now one is caught every few
DAYS. Some of the sportsmen are breed
ing fox hounds on purpose to hunt these
animals
George Eberhardt, the l6year grand.
son OF George Alvater, Esq, OF near Sand
Brook, whose terrible injury from q shet
gun on Thanksgiving day has been report
ed, died on Tuesday morning Of last week,
lack. jaw having developed q few days
previously.
Mr.. Geo. Fl. Garwoetl, formerly Of
this city, has won one of the prizes given
by the Mercer Co. Wheelmen for the
greatest mileage record during the past
season, Mr. q. having ridden 1928 miles.
MIR. Garwood has just been elected bngler
OF the Mercer Wheelmen.
Alton c. Rapp, Of Holland, has dis
covered deposit Of the mineral out Of
which the material for glazing dishes is
made. The fad was made on the Eich-
lin property on Gravel Hill. 1t is said
that there is none of this materia! known
to be nearer than Maine. -ReigetsUitte
NeiOs.
Kline still has run on "Lambcrtvilie
Puffs"-a first class segar at low price.