The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1896-12-16
CHRISTMAS, 1896.
The Enterprising Business Men of Lam
bertVille.

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our readers in their tour of inspection,
we take great pleasure in recommending
the following enterprising business mtn
of LambeIiville
George w. Massey, CoFyell street and
canal, is prepared to make home cheerful,
comfortable and happy to all who give
him trial order for ton Of coal. II is
of an excellent quality and in a dry con-
dition. Christmas orders now being re-
ceived and filled.
What more suitable or comfortable for
the holidays-something that will endure
for long time-tGau one of these fine
suits OF clothing, made 10 order, from SIG
up, at Paul Vetter's, SO North Union
street, He also makes pants from 81
up. II desired, he can sell you New
Home Sewing Misunderstanding that
will make home happy for yeas.
II. B. Kitcbin is now domiciled at the
northeast corner of Buttouwood and
Union streets Gin rear of Kerr & Barcroft's
store), where he Is prepared to supply the
public with oysters, either by the dozen,
100 or sacks, at lowest market prices. He
also givos personal attention to upholster-
ing, reseating chairs, repairing furniture.
&c.
s. M. Wolfiuger, northwest, corner Of
Union and Buttonwood streets, has a
large and varied stock OF groceries, meats,
dry goods, furnishings, notions, frults,
tobacco and cigars, &c, with which to
supply either the rich or poor mans table.
Everything for the turkey, everything for
the Fixtures" everything for the pud-
ding and everything for the fruit or other
cake. Goods delivered anywhere.
At Garwoed's pool rooms, 10 Bridge
street (Masonic HalD, you may find a
good selection Of cigars and tobaccos.
A box of cigars makes an excellent gift
for your male friend. The best OF order
is maintained in the pool rooms and visi.
tors and patrons receive polite and re-
spectful attention.
For Christmas presents 60 TO John d.
Cox, 173 north Union street, the tobac-
conist, where you can get anything 10 the
way of Tobacco, Cigars, Pipes, &c. All
cigars his own manufacture.
Do you want to know what to give
your male friend as gift at Christmas
time. II he is a smoker, then he will en-.
joy box OF cigars or fancy box or bag
of choice smoking tobacco. Do you want
to know where to find these articles
Why, at N. e. Stacks corner of Coryell
and Union streets. He also has full line
of pipes, cigar holders, canes, &c, &c.
Cigars IN boxes of 90 or 100.
Not only at Christmas time, but all the
time and every time will you find Burd,
the butcher, Main and Jefferson streets,
prepared to furnish the public with the
best in the markets Choice meats, sau-
sage, scrappe, lard butter, eggs, &C., at
lowest living prices. For the holidays a
full line of poultry-turkeys. chickens,
geese, ducks-and all else to tickle the
palate and make healthy man glad he
Is living. Try his celebrated prepared
ham.
During the holidays no doubt you will
be "fixed up" every day, and in order to
meke the "fixing" complete you must be
nicely and clearly shaved, hair cut, sham
pooed and moustache waxed. To secure
all this you must visit the shaving parlor
OF J. F. Mclaughlin, corner of Elm and
Union streets, who is a first class artist in
this line.
Does your wheel need repairing Do
you need bicycle sundries OF any descrlp-
ton The safest and most reliable place
to visit in such case is No. 43 Elm
street, conducted by Morse & Fox, who
thoroughly understand their business.
They do repairing, cleaning, nickel plat
ing, enamelliug, sc. Are also agents for
the Ideal Tire Protector.
One OF the cosiest saloons In the city is
at No. 10 Church street-R. II. Liverton,
proprietor. Here everything is kept 10
first.class condition and the wants Of the
public catered to.
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Christmas order, but 60 direct TO Kerr &c
Bancroft, northeast corner OF Union and
Buttonwood streets, and you will find the
right spot. Here you will find every
thing desired, either for plain meal or
royal feast. The stock includes grocer
les, canned goods, flour, meats, spices,
fruits, notions, lamps, lamp goods, glass
ware, earthenware, stoneware, crockery-
ware, &C., &c. The prices are right and
the goods will be delivered wherever d.
rected.
At Mullineaux's lou will find toys and
toys, books and books, notions and no.
tiona, all at prices that meet the approval
OF the leanest pocketbook. Mnllineaux
has so many articles that visit to his
store Is required to learn what ia really
there and the low prices at which they are
sold. 81 Bridge street.
At the Uoion House, 20 and % Bridge
street, near the Pennsylvania II. X. sta
ton, guests will find the best accommo-
dution attainable. The proprietor, j..
Frank Melloy, gives his personal attention
to guests and seee that their every want
is supplied. The dining-room is first
class and up-to.date. William p. Colli-
gan, clerk. is "always on deck, ;" over
flowing with politeness and cordially.
Calvin Smith, No. Q North Union st.,
has as pretty and neat dining-room as