The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1894-12-05

started at Hoff Dale, in Kingwood town
ship, has been discontinued.
Beautiful presents that meet all de
mands and satisfy all wants, at A. 81
Titus, SO North Union street.
"A new fag-stone pavement has been
laid in front of the Stryker property, cor
ner of Union and Bridge streets.
Farmers, call and have settlement,
made December l4ih aud 18Th.
EVERETT & SCARBOROUGH.
-CHRIsTMAs MILLINERY All the latesi
novelties pertaining thereto can be had al
The Grand Depot, at very moderate prices.
-Hof DIS Sarsaparila. acting through
the blood, reaches every part of the sys.
tenn, and in this way positively cures ca.
tarrh.
Captain and Adjntant c. II. w. Van
Solver was present at tho inspection Of
Company q, 7th Regiment, N. e., a
Freehold, last evening.
We have the largest and finest assort-
ment of holiday books that we have ever
offered TO the public Prices to suit the
times. A. II. TITUS.
JACOB KLINR-Information is wanted
of the heirs or descendants of Jacob Kline,
who was elected State Treasurer in 1886
Please communicate with this Office.
"A valuable horse belonging to George
Banchoff, Sr., of this city, fell down in u
fl while grazing in field one day last
week and broke two OF its legs. Thu
horse had TO be killed.
The annual election of officers to serve
the ensuing year will be held by Major
G. A. Angel Post, No. 90, G. A. r., nexl
Friday evening. A full attendance of the
comrades is requested.
Always attractive, the front OF Two
mey's meat market, on North Union
street, near Bridge, has been made still
more attractive by receiving new, fresh,
bright red coat Of paint.
"A Great Schemel Bring your pic
lures 10 A. II. Titus and have them
framed for Christmas gift. We have
the fiuest line of mouldipgs that has ever
been offered 10 this city.
Remember the Ladies Christmas Sale
In ST. Andrews Parish House, Friday and
Saturday of this week. Choice articles,
useful and fancy, and foe homemade
candy, caramels and cake.
Subject next Sunday evening at the
Baptist Church will he, 1.-THE DEVILS
grip on Lambertville. Tue reasons why
wi:kedness has such hold upon our city
will be given. Everybody come.
j. B. Kline, the Bridge street tobac-
couist, makes special efforts to carefully
select his different tobaccos, segars, &c.
When any goods fails to give satisfaction
to his customers he drops the sale at once.
The Sacrament of the Lords Supper
will be observed in the Presbyterian
Church OF this city next Sunday. Rev. S.
NJ. Studdiford. D. D., officiating. DR.
Studdiford will also preach in the evening.
The Rev E. K. Donaldson, of Shaw
nee, Pa, preached in the Presbyterian
Church of this city last Sunday. The
Rev. Mr.. Donaldson has many warm
friends in this vicinity who We're glad to
sse him among them.
The statue of William Penn was
placed upon the tower of the new city
b III in Philadelphia last week, and the
top of the Quakei's hat is 900 feet above
the pavement. The bill for the job is
considerably higher than that.
The farm of the late Nathaniel Hig-
gins, at Ringoes, containing 146 &C res,
was sold by administrators, last Monday.
1t brought $5s. % per acre, and Cicero Ii.
Higgins was the purchaser. II is very
fne property aud good one.
Edgar s. Kroesen, an employe on the
gravel train, Penna. R. R., while carrying
log, on Friday last, had his back sprain-
ed 10 such an extent that he had to be
assisted TO his home. on Cottage Hill.
He is still confined to the house.
The family OF Holcombe Green, re-
siding at the corner of Delevsn and George
s.reeis. in this city. were almost suffocated
b COIL. gas from stove last Sunday night.
All hut Mr.. Green were quite i'll during
Monday, but have now entirely recovered.
-Messrs. Seller s. Holmes have open
ed new store in the Rib n Build ng,
corner of Broad and Front sis., Trenton.
Their goods are just 10 line With the
Christmas wants of the people, aud they
offer some fine inducements. See adv.
in another column.
III the advertisers state facts in their
announcements there is no reason
why their statements should be dou bted--
dry goods OF every kind, shoes, hats,
plain and fancy crockery, furniture, car
pets and housekeeping articles generally
were never offered at such low prices.
-Stocktou's Restaurant Is well sup
piled with terrapin. Last week over
twenty-five dozen were received and this
week more than fifty dozen have been
purchased. II you want the genuine ar
ticle, gotten up In AL. Stockton's best
style, call at Stockton's Church street
restaurant.
"A boxing entertainment by lot OF
Trenton sports, was advertised to take
place at Lyceum Hall last Saturday even
Ing, but as the committee on shows re-
fused to give them license, the show
was declared eoff" There are enough
things going on 10 this city to brutaiiz'
the people without calling In college 100
h n nr etuooino matcheq.