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

/ ''S'S N7OSohu AAoOi j. ut DOCtOE Is u
regular graduate and his long experience
enables him to give satisfaction in every
case.
AT the northeast corner OF Uuion aud
cottonwood streets Is found that expert.
enced and well-known salesman, A. w.
Cooper, with stock of goods to make a
merry Christmas for every household 10
the city The store is filed with a full
line of groceries, canned goods, meats,
fish, lamps, crockery, glass, china and
stonoware, all to be sold at the very low,
est prices. For your Christmas cake he
is prepared to furnish you with the ingre
dients, and can also furnish you with a
good plum pudding. He is always happy
himself aud is going to make everybody
else happy during the holidays by supply
ing them with the best goods the market
affords.
MarjArum s. Larson, corner OF Elm
ard Clinton streets, are prepared to glad
den the household by furnishing the very
best grades of coal, sure to nuke home
happy and cheerful by burning freely-all
coal, no dirt. Christmas will be all the
happier by having ton or more of their
coil in your bin. A load of wood will
also add to your cheerfulness. If you
want ice, let them know 1t, and your order
will receive prompt attention.
A full supply of groceries, canned goods,
meats, fish. tobacco and cigars, lamps,
croekery aud earthenware, shirts, furnish
ings, &C., will be found at s. NJ. VOL
dnger's. on the northwest corner of Union
and Buttonwood streets. Also, confec.
tionery and other good things for Christ
mas. An order left at Wolfnger's will
receive.prempt attention aud goods deliv-
cred when desired.
II you want nice, big, fat turkey or a
pair of tender chickens, goose, duck,
fine roast of beef, lamb or veal for your
Christmas dinner, you must leave an early
of Union and Delevan streets He can
also supply you with choice steaks, chops,
sausage, &c, at the very lowest market
prices.
William X. Ely has opened restau-
rant at No. 40 N Union street, where the
public may be RECALLED with the choicest
Of oyster stews, fried oysters, raw oysters,
oysters in any style, baked beans, Goldfish
balls, pies, puddings, bread and butter,
hot coffee, milk and everything else good
10 eat. He also delivers orders to any
part Of the city and is establishing route,
by which he will call on our residents
twice week. A full supply of every
thing during the holidays.
At the northwest corner of Union and
Coryell streets is Cochran's drug store and
here you will find full and varied supply
of everything kept In well stocked drug
house. Many useful articles can be had
here suitable for holiday gifts.
At the New York and 10 cent store OF
l.. Brody, 4l North Union street, will be
found large stock of holiday goods,
from which you may select numerous bar
gains. You will fOd here fancy goods,
lamps, toys, express wagons, dolls, doll
coaches, rocking horses, chinaware. glass-
ware, linware and hundreds Of other arti-
Giles. Every customer purchasing one
dollars worth Of goods will receive q
handsome Japanese vase, and for every
fifty cents additional will receive a chance
on decorated tea and dinner set, con.
sisting of one hundred pieces, TO be
CHANGED off on January 14th, 1895.
We found at John Heath's jewelry store,
II N. Union street, complete stock of
watches, clocks, silver plated ware, watch
chains, fngcr-rings, earrings, lockets,
cuff buttons, pins, &C., &c. II you can't
find what you want at Heath's, then 1t is
useless to 60 elsewhere, for he can supply
you with anything and everything known
to the trade. He gives special attention
to furnishing spectacles and eye. glasses
He also does all kinds Of repairing. A
call Is sure to please.
TLore will be Merry Christmas at
Dominick Bottle, on Union street, near
Bridge, where you can secure frst-class
goods at bottom prlces-confectionery,
oranges, lemons, grapes, dates, peanuts,
cigars, &c. He has been in business for
twenty years and knows how TO select
goods and give his customers the benefit.
Talk about finding place where you
can get the best confectionery-here you
are, at John Reinert's, southeast corner
of Main aud Coryell streets. all kinds OF
choice CONNECTIONS, made right at home,
are to be found 10 abundance and at fair
prices. Candies from 10 TO 90 cents per
pound, home made Mr.. Reinert Is the
original baker of the "New England"
bread. II will make your "mouih water "
to even look at the display 10 the windows.
He does big Christmas trade every year.
And then, too, he furnishes everybody
with bread, rolls, cakes (plain or fancy,
doughnuts, &c.
Calling at the paint shop Of Hervey s.
Holcombe, on Main street, near York, we
found that gentleman busy mixing colors,
and be Informed US that he had many or
ders that must be completed by the holi-
days. He makes specially OF Winter
work and never fails to give the very best
satisfaction, while his prices are made to
suit The times. After catering to the pub
lie for seven years, he still guarantees sat
isfaction as In the past. II you do not
find him at the shop, call at his residence,
Ne. IS North Main street.
AT the northeast corner OF Main and
Deleyan streets Is DR.. J. w. Carrell's liv-
cry, sale and exchange stables, where you
are always sure OF bargain. The pro-
prietor gives personal attention TO his
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