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

-fl0e CHRISTMAS stationery, 10 boxes
and by the quire, at j. Gardeners.
"A fine display of tree trimmings, new
beauties, at T. B. MAYORS, Coryell street
The monthly report OF the Lambert
vile Public Schools will be found on the
first page of this issue o. THE RECORD.
Mrs. ]. K. Zeigler, of this city, start.
TO. day for Bermuda, where she will spend
several weeks for the benefit OF her health.
Gard cases, pocketbooks and leather
goods, suitable for holiday gifts, al j.
GARDENERS, Masonic Hall.
The pulpit of the Presbyterian Church
of this city will be filled next Sunday by
the Rev. H. L. Mayors, pastor of the First
Presbyterian Church of Kittaning, Pa.
Beautiful presents that meet all de.
mands and satisfy all wants, at A. II.
Titus, 80 North Union street.
Prof. Scobey aud Miss Mary Reilly,
of this city, teachers ir the State Normal
School, gave instructions respectively in
mathematics and geography, at the recent
Warren County Teachers Institute.
Harry ]. Stones Co. in g Ten Nights
in Bar Room" Friday and Saturday ev-
enings. Admission, 10 and 25 cents.
Reserved seats, 35 cents-on sale at Coch
rams drug store.
Richard T. Miller, of Camden, one of
the two Circuit Court Judges, will pre-
side at the Hunterdon Circuit Court next
week.
-Epworlh League prayer meeting al
the M. E Church next Sunday evening,
al $50 o'clock, led by Miss Tillie Kelly.
Topic Concerning the Collection
-" Ten Nights in Bar Room" at
Holcombe Hall, Friday and Saturday ev-
eniugs, Dec. IA and 10. Grand LADIES'
and children's matinee Saturday after
noon, at 2 o'clock.
Those two young men that destroyed
the +" finger boards on the Alexsaukeu
creek road the other day had best repair
damages, or they will be interviewed by
the West Amwell Township COMMITTEES.
(Fne, $40 and costs
Farmers, call and have settlements
made December 14th and 10Th.
EVERETT & SCARBOROUGH.
q The Impending Storm " will be the
subject talked about next Sunday evening
in the Baptist Church of this city. The
storms OF the week are forernnners OF the
terrible ruin that will sweep out all hotels,
saloons and other forms Of vice. Every
body come.
Little Katie, the clever child actress,
In Ten Nights in a Bar-Room, will
hold a reception on the stage to the child
ren who attend the Saturday maticee.
Children, only 10 cents.
Family Bibles, teachers Bibles, pho.
togtaph albums, autograph albums and
Christmas books for old, middle-aged and
young people, at j. Gardners.
The wife of Mr.. George Holcombe,
residing on Elm street, in this city, died
very Suddenly on Friday afternoon last.
Mrs. Holcombe was sweeping the front
porch OF her house when she suddenly
fell and died before any one reached her.
She was subject to heart trouble. Mrs.
Holcombe was Ga years old.
Harry j. Stones Co. in "Ten Nights
in Darkroom Is well spoken Of by the
papers of Doylestown, where they played
to the largest house that town has seen in
three years.
1t is rumored that our Legislature
contemplate releasing the corporations OF
their State tax at the coming session.
There being no Just reason why corpora
tions should not pay tax as well as private
individuals, it would be much better to
continue the tax and apply any surplus
In the treasury to the building or improve.
ment of the public roads.
A Great Schemei Bring your pic
lures 10 A. H. Titus and have them
framed for Christmas gift. We have
the finest line of monldiugs that has ever
been offered in this city.
--Messrs. Barnaby and Shick, Of Tren-
ton, who were advertised on the posters
to give performance in connection with
the boxing entertainment advertised to
take place ia this city few evenings
ago, wish us to publish the fact that their
names were used without permission or
consultation, aud that they had no con-
nection 10 any way and do not intend to
have with that kind OF an entertainment.
Toilet cases, manicure sets, card
cases, music rolls and writing desks, in
plush, leather and beautiful wood, at ].
Gardeners, Masonic Hall.
The runaway OF the hsrse " Electric
Harry belonging to Chas. Trefz-au &C
count of which we gave 10 last weeks is
sue-proved to be more serious than we
chroniced. The horse fell on N. Union
street and it was afterward discovered
that he had broken one of bis front knees,
and on Monday Mr.. Trefz found II neces-
sary to kill him.
Glove, handkerchief, collar and cuff
boxes in great variety at the Masonic Hall
Book Store.
After making big arrangements and
doing great deal Of Dragging as to what
they would do, Messrs. Trefz, Cotton and
Helms went on a terrapiu hunt few days
ago. They succeeded 10 capturing four
bulfroes and an eel Ono terrapin) II
took Price so long to eat his breakfast
tina, morning that the party left him al
home. but now he laughs at them.
The large tissue paper mill at Raubs-
vile, above Riegelsviile, which has been