The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1897-12-08
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WEDNESDAY,, DEC. 8. 1897.
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For Holiday Preliminaries. see
GRAND DEPoT adv in this paper.
Christmas Tree Trimmings in
great variety at MAYORS, cor Union
and Bridge streets.
The Excise Board, at its meeting
last evening, transferred Melloy's Tn
ion House license to A. j, Hirschler.
Medical men say rheumatism is the
forerunner of heart disease Hoods
Sarsaparilla cures rheumatism by its
action on the blood
Theo. Housel the milkman, Was
attacked with paralysis while serving
his customers this Wednesday, morn
ing He was carried to his home
Two of the heaviest men in this
county are Cornelius Tunison. of
Pennington, who weighs 40 pounds,
and Jonas Tharp, of Pattenburg, who
brings down the scales at 326 pounds.
.Lambertville Puffs" are still go
-Alexauken Council, No. ll0e,
Royal Arcanum, of this city, will give
complimentary entertainment to in
vite guests, this evening, in Hol-
combe Hall 1t promises to be very
pleasant affair.
The Western Union Telegraph Co.
have put up new poles on Bridge
Street. The poles along that street
are beco ming so numerous and large
rs to disfigure the street
Coats and Capes are being sold nj
reduction. See GRAND DEPoT adv.
Joseph Watt, the Main Street
baker, has decided to go to the Klon
dixie next Spring Mr.. Watt has the
pluck TO put him through, and having
fuughed If great deal, he thinks he
can stand the rigors of that climate
Capt r. B Reading, Inspector of
Rifle Practice, It'll Regt., n. G.. \. J.,
might for the benefit of his friends in
this city, put his handsome sword and
belts, recently presented TO him, ON
exhibition in some of the store win
dows
Fancy Baskets, China Ware, Pet
urcs, Paper in Fancy Boxes, &c. &c.
at MAYORS. y f. cor Union and
Bridge SITS.
The Fleet Wing Hook and Ladder
Co, at its Inst meeting, instructed the
Board of Managers to prepare the an
nual feast for the yearly meeting in
january. 1t has been the custom here
tofore to have the banquet in the truck
house, but the increase in members |
and the better style of menu has led to
the suggestion of having il served at
some more CONVENIENT place.
The popular uptown segar dealer,
y f. Slack, has been treating himself |
10 II neat new sign, the work of d. c.
Van Solver. If there is any one thing |
more than another which gives promi-
nence to a place i'll the eyes of stran
ger when first visiting city, it is the
frequency and quality of the business
mems signs Mr. S is q in the swim
in this respect
Ciunson, the Taylor Opera House
Clothier has Il new advertisement ON
the second page of this Issue. He is
ready to supply patrons with Christmas
,r,,Je al ,.op,, ,oasouo lla ,riaae Chm
son is one of hvest men i'll the bust
ness, and always has some plan on foot
to interest and benefit his customers.
The clothing business has been II
study with Mr. Gunson for many years,
and what he doesn't know about it it
would be useless to know.
Large variety of Dolls and Doll
Heads, Toy Baby Carriages, Iron Toys,
&c.. &c, for Christmas Presents, at
Naylor =, cor Union and Bridge
streets
The Ralph Eye Farm, near Hope
we'll, was sold at public sale last We'd
nesday, by ex-Sheriff Eye and Surro-
gate Cornell, assignees of Ralph Eye.
It is the best piece of farm land sold
at public sale i'll long time. 1t con
tanned l04 10-100 acres, and was
knocked down to f. S. Wells, at S775. -
an acre The purchaser is the pro-
prietor of " Rough on Rats, and he
has bought several farms in that To-
cality, the whole acreage amounting to
nearly 600 acres
If you want segar that is just the
thing, buy Lambertvillc PufIs J.
B. Kline, Bridge street.