The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1898-12-21
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WEDNESDAY, DEC. 81. 1898.
Buy your coal of G. W. Massey.

shortest uag OF the year to-uaN,
the 21st inst.
Its fact, Geo W Massey sells
the best coal,
Christmas shopping coyereth a
multitude of sins.
The meanest people always have
the longest memories.
Christmas will be observed ON
Monday, the Goth inst.
4. H Titus Store is as near as the
city or John Wanamaker s.
Buy your Christmas tree now if
you wish to get a good one.
Some people stand always ready
to take everything but hint.
As Christmas approaches the days
and bank accounts grow shorter,
The chilly winds of December
have been blowing a good deal of late.
Make the children happy at Christ
mas and You will all grow young
again
Remember, we not only give salts
faction. but we give the most change
back. TITUS.
This is the season of the year when
the coal man lays up much treasure in
bank.
Read the adys in our advertising
columns aud learn whore to buy Christ
mas goods.
The Christmas shopper may not
be so warm, % but he's we'll bundled
up these days.
It's Sunday Christmas this year
and so several days of rest and reerea-
ton come together.
Skates have already cut much ice
and will do considerable more before
the winter is over.
lee dealers are arranging to har-
vest the crop that is now in good con
dition for so doing.
Miss Torbert, corner Of Bridge
and Main streets, has black Gala in
bloom. This is very rare sight.
Never fail to patroni2e the mer-
chant who thinks enough of your trade
10 ask for it through your local paper.
just what you want the best Coal
Get it Of Gro. W MASSEY
The young man is thinking hard
Of whit he will give his best girl for
Christmas present and how he will
pay for it.
German pewter is the newest thing
in the gift line; it makes fetching
show on the sideboard and can be en-
grayed like sterling silver.
To many of us Christmas is merry
only in anticipation, but miserable in
reality Don't expect too much and
then You won't be disappointed so
much
Call in and look at the large assort-
ment of beautiful Holiday Presents at
I. b. MAYORS store, cor Bridge and
Union streets You will he surprised
at the variety.
Tuscarora Tribe, No. II, Improved
Order of Red Men, will hold public
installation of officers in their lodge
room on Church street, on Thursday
evening. December Goth.
It's going to be great Christmas.
Are You with us
A. II. TITUS,
The scent of Christmas green's fills
one with all sorts of pleasant memoir
les of the long ago as we'll as anticipa-
tons of the coming holidays with its
festive cheer for old and young.
No doubt You have noticed by
this time that there are ffty-three
Saturdays in the year of our Lord 1898
This Is due to the years beginning on
Saturday and winding up on Saturday
Spend your money in a distant
city, and all you will receive are the
goods you buy. Spend it in your
town, and it will come back to you,
not only in the goods you buy, but in
pclteI streets, Dettef SCHOOLS, ana Det-
ter everything.
All Ladies' Coats have this day
been reduced in price to enable those
that have not already purchased to SO
cure 4 nice overgarmentf for Christmas,
ut r. H. Van Horn & on's-The
Grand Depot
Go. c, It'll Regt y. G. n. J., of
this city, was inspected by Col. Muir
ply on Monday evening. The com.
pany turned out in large numbers. At
the conclusion, Capt. r. c. Reading,
Inspector OF Rife Practice, presented
marksmen's badges to all who had won
them the past season. Considering the
Interruptions in drill, ETC., owing to
the late war, Capt. H. NJ. Reading has
reason to be proud of the condition of
his command