The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1901-12-04
Christmas Goods are now on dis
play at the Grand Depot"

play at the Grand Depot.
- Jacob Stull, of this city, has haC
his pension increased to $40 per month
-Holcombe W. johnson has beer
awarded the care of the poor of Della
ware township, for 500.
Mrs. Lydia Abbott has disposed o
her property, near Sergeautsville, t,
Lemuel Coats, for $1,000.
Services will be held in S. An
drew's Church every Tuesday even
ing until further notice.
John Lilly, Esq and Mrs. Lilly
returned home from their trip tC
Mexico the first of this week.
- Stewart 4 Peck, of Pennsylvania
have purchased the Model restaurant
in Pennington, of J. II. Bair.
Hon. Q. l. Blackwell, of Ringoes,
was confined to his house the greater
part of last week with an attack Of
neuralgia.
Special meetings, especially foI
the unconyerted, are being held every
evening this week Excepting Satur-
day. in the First Presbyterian church.
There was enough ice on some OF
the ponds in this section on Thanks
giving day to afford the boys n little
skating. This was somewhat unusual.
If the claim of our day policeman
that he is entitled to pay whenever he
makes an arrest, is correct, than what
Il he paid for? Is it for standing on
! the corners and exhibiting a brand
new uniform, or is it for good looks?
People who have not vet sub
scribed to the Amwen Orchestra fund
should do so, as it is worthy of the en-.
couragement of our music lovers
Don't stop at paying two dollars sub.
scribe what You can afford
There is some prospect of secur-
ing the removal of Philadelphia haii
pin and wire work factory to this
city. If a sufficient number of oui
people will back up the concern lat
very little if any risk to themselves
it will come
During an alteration in Fleming
ton on Tuesday night of last week, be-
tween Judah Case and Frank Dona-
hoe, the latter pulled a knife and cut
Case in terrible manner. Surgical
aid was given by DIR. Sproul to the
wounded man.
Tobacco, segars, pipes, at Kline's,
30 Bridge Street By far the largest
stock to select from in this city.
Michael Carmody, who lives at
'the Hook" in this city, last Thurs
day received q fine thanksgiving
present in the shape of a notification
from the penson department that he
had been granted pension of $l2 per
month with back pay amounting to
S707.
f Raphael, the Main street
clothier, has still further enlarged his
store by adding the front room of his
residence, in which he has fine stock
of ladies' wear, which is Just as re-
liable as his other stock has proved
itself to be and will be sold at very
reasonable prices. If.
DO not forget to attend the supper
of the Union Steam Fire Engine Co.,
next Tuesday and Wednesday even
ings. The Union boys deserve the
good will of the people and all should
try to give them helping hand in
their endeavor to pay off their in
debtedness.
s. Andrews Sunday -school, of
this city, is the second highest
contributor to State missions from
among all the Episcopal schools
throughout the State. AS its means
and members are far below many
others in the diocese, this is very
gratifying fact.
The city clerk swore in the newly
elected members of council last We'd
nesday evening, including Mr.. Lodor
of the First Ward. 1t was reported
that the fellows in the First Ward
who feel so bad, were going to enter a
protest against swearing in Mr.. Lodor,
but the protest did not "materialize"
to use the language of the spiritual
ists.
s. A. Finger has his stock i'll for
the holiday trade, and everybody
knows that Mr.. Finger generally
manages to get about the incest stock
to be seen in this section. This season
will be no exception, We Judge from
the display now made in the store,
and people who are looking for holt
day gifts will miss securing some
taking presents if they pass by
Fingers store.
Rev Ernest A. Boom, the we'll
known temperance agitator, will de-
liver his popular address, THE Three
Great Battles of the Temperance Re-
form, in the First Baptist church, in
this city, on Wednesday evening Of
next week, begging at 7.45 o'clock. The
W. G. I. u, of this city, will have
charge of the meeting. Rev. Mr..
Boom is bright and interesting
speaker and all who attend will be
interested.
Recommendation of a Well Known Chi
cago Physician.
nae and Drescribe Chamberlain q