The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1897-12-22
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WEDNESDAY, DEC. %. 1897.
Buy your coal of g. W. Massey

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the Baptist Church next Sunday
Nervous people find relief by en-
riching their blood with Hoods Sarsa-
parilla, which is the one true blood
purifier and nerve tonic
The Baptist C. E. Society will meet
on Friday evening, at 40 Subject:
What message does Christmas bring
Yon?' Led by Miss Emily Walker.
Christmas Tree Trimmings in
great variety at MAYORS, cor Union
and Bridge streets.
Fred. ". Shultz and II. c. Carly
visited Phila., twice last week, in the
interest of Mr.. Shultz with the Trave-
ler's Insurance Co of Hartford, Conn.
Everybody initiated the straightout
Populists yesterday, and kept in the
middle of the road A great many
had falls on account of the lev pave
ments.
Kerr X Bancroft have added Cloth
ing to their former business. They
report fair run of trade already.
See adv
The Methodist Episcopal Sunday
School have arranged another of their
very popular programs for Christmas
1t will be given ON Christmas evening
An admission fee of 10 cts. will be
charged.
"Lambertyille Putfs'' are still GO
ing up in smoke Kline sells them.
Robert b. Gaddis, of Barley
Sheaf, is about to become a citizen of
Pennington. He has purchased the
T. l. Npyius house and lot ON Main
street. Just south of the Baptist Church.
paying 81, 025 for it at public sale
All kinds of Games for Holiday
Presents, at Thos. b. Naylors's wall
paper, stationery and fancy goods store
cor. Union and Bridge streets
The Clinton Board of Trade are
negotiating with New York firm for
the removal of their plant to Clinton
lt lIiAIlA0llN tlllIlt > apoil ~VV AlttItAiHt
More than half of the money looking
to that end has already been sub
scribed
Fancy Baskets, China Ware, Pict-
nres, Paper in Fancy Boxes, &c. &c.
ut MAYORS. y. +. cor Union and
Bridge SITS
The William Shepherd farm of
about 43 acres, near Sand Brook,
was sold at public sale recently, Mans
field Shepherd was the purchaser at
81, 80 He had offered 81, POO for the |
place AT private sale. but the heirs re
fused to sell.
Jardinieres. fine stock for the
holidays, at MAYORS, cor. Union and |
Bridge streets.
Mrs. James Roberts, of Lambert
Vile, President of the New Bruins
wick Home Mission Presbyterial So
cicty, addressed the newly reorganiz
Ell society of the Presbyterian Church |
Of this place, on Monday afternoon
last The address was stirring one
aud the meeting was largely attended.
iIcHHagtDH Dcmocrat- Adpertiscr.
\ fine stock of Picture and other
Books, for Holiday Presents, at T. B.
MAYORS, cor Union and Bridge
streets.
Andrew Il. Everitt, known all
through this section as Captain"
Eyeritt, fell dead at his home two
miles west of Pennington last Wednes-
day. His health had not been good
for some time. His death was due to
apoplexy, and occurred in the farm
spring housc. His age was about 20
years.
If you want segar that Is just the
thing, buy Lambertville Pufls" J.
B. Kline, Bridge street.
1t is remarkable that the only man
ejer elevated to the Governorship of
Of this state under the provision which
will make Foster NJ Voorhees, Cover
nor, was John Lambert, who was also
a native of Hunterdon county, and
became Governor in the second year
of the century's opening. while Mr..
Voorhees, takes the place in the second
year of its close Clinton Democrat.
If you want n nice present for |
gentleman friend, You will find a nice
box of segars, fine pipe or to-
bacco box, at Klines-iust what a
smoker will appreciate.
The Baptist Sunday School of this
city will hold it's Christmas exercises
tomorrow Thursday evening at 7.15 |
o'clock. They will consist of carols,
Rotations, songs by the infant school, |
an exhibit of Christmas pictures by !
the aid of the stereopticon, a Christ |
tree, &c 4 silver offering or gift |
Of provisions will be expected at the |
door-to be distributed to the poor as !
a Christmas gift.
S. A. Finger has plendid stock
of holidays goods, excelling his pre-
yious exhibits, which IS saying a
great deal for his present display.
The invitation of the Evangelical
Alliance for the annual week of united |
and universal prayer at the beginning
of the year has been issued. These
topics are suggested Sunday, Jan 2.
Sermons Monday, Jan. 8. Confession
and Thanksgiving Tuesday, Jan. 4,
the Church Universal Wednesday,
Jan. 5, Nations and Their Rulers
Thursday, Jan 6, Families and Schools;
Friday, Jan. :, Foreign Missions
Saturday, Jan. s, Home Missions ;
Sunday, Jan. Q, Sermons.
Are you ruptured Mr.. Shamalia
has had 90 years experience applying