The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-10-13


form, is prevalent among the horses in thi
section of country.
Boys, look for Bargains in Hats & Cap
at Barber 8 Reynolds Sale, ON Thursday an
Friday evenings, at Lyceum Hall. y
! --Elder Perrington, ofSouthampton, an OF,
School Baptist win preachin Lyceum Hall
on the evening of Wednesday, the Goth o.
October, at u o'clock.
Sec adv. of Barber 6 Reynolds Grea
Sale, at Lyceum Hall.
AN exchange says: Mr.. John Carpente
is making vigorous efforts to regain the Clerk
ship of the Assembly, from which he was re
moved at the last session of the Legislature
Buy your Groceries of W. Frank Finger
cor. Main and York ats.
The Bloomsbury National Bannk, which
commenced business a few months ago, has
met with such success that the Directors pro-
pose increasing the capital stock from $75,-
900 to 100, coo about the first Of next year.
Miss Knowles School House on Delaware
Avenue, took fire this morning, but no serious
damage was done. The fire originated from
an ash barrel in the cellar.
--Messrs. Butler & Maroon, the excellent
fashionable tailors, make new announce
ment in this issue. Read it.
Tomorrow Thursday morning, the 18th
Regt N. G. s. N. j., will parade for inspec-
ton at Phillipsburg. Co. G, of this city, ex-
pect to turn out in larger Numbers than usual
Ion Saturday last a large bell was cast at
the Lambertville Iron Works for the Hiber-
mia Fire Co. 1t is of cast steel, and weighs
over l,100 lbs. a M
The ladies of the M. E. Church of this
city have fixed upon Wednesday and Thurs
day evenings the 18th and 18th of November,
as the time for their oyster supper. Further
particulars hereafter.
We notice that our friend Dr. J. w. Scar
borough, of New Hope, has been nominated
for Assembly by the Prohibition party of
Bucks Co. There is no immediate danger of
hesDectors election, but then it is better
to be right than to be President"
Consumption is impossible when coughs,
colds and other acute affections of the throat
and lungs are promptly met with the required
doses of HALE's HONEY OF HoREHouND AND
TAR. For sale by all druggists,
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one minute.
The returns of the census of
Trenton, just completed, show that the popu-
lation Of the city has increased in the last five
years 1904. There is decrease in the Sec
ond, Fourth, and Fifth wards. The present
population is 25,013
--Reaaesnber the great sale of clothing,
Hats & Caps, by Barber s. Reynolds, on Thurs
day and Friday Evenings, at Lyceum Hall.
Those who wish the latest style of New
York and Phila Silk Hats, fitted to the head
by the American Conformation, so as to be
easy and comfortable, should visit Geo. w.
,Hottell' s store. s7a E. Stale Street. Trenton.
Look at the revolving hatpyramid insthe win
dow. - I
Jas e. Moon, a native of this city was
recently nominated for Clerk of Warren Co.,
by the Democratic caucus. As the county is
heavily Democratic, Mr.. Moons nomination
is equivalent to an election. Having been ac-
quainted with Mr.. M. for years, we can testify
that better nomination could not have been
made.
The Pennington Republican says that
notwithstanding the large crowd there last
week, and, the great number of vehicles
thronging the streets, 1--WE have heard of but
one accident at all serious. On Thursday
lady named Heath had her arm broken by be-
ing thrown from carriage, which was over
turned by coming in contact with one of the
hacks running to the Fair Grounds"
The Court of Appeals met at the Council
Room On last Friday evening. The increased
assessment on the Delaware Bridge property
had to be reduced to the old figure, owing to
an informality in the proceedings respecting
the re.assessment. An adjourned meeting
of the Board will be held at the Council Room
on Monday, the 25th inst, at u P. M.
The Republican County Convention for
this county will be held at Pennington, on
next Saturday, at o'clock, P. NJ. The time
of meeting to elect delegates was Saturday
LIST. No notice was sent to this paper by the
County Committee, and we did not know
that the time had been fixed until the day
after our last issue. Since the establishment
of THE RECORD we have always had to de-
pend on second hand information as to Con-
ventions of the party, &c. The RECORD,
however, is an Independent institution, and
can get along quite as well without the County
Executive Committee as they can get along
without it. - ~. ~ ~
-"Father Bring Home Your Money To
Night +" is the title of new temperance
song and chorus, the words by Mrs. M. A.
Kidder, the music by VIM. F. sherwin, just
published by Horace Waters 6 Sons, 4si
Broadway; price, 80 cents. The words of
the exquisite little song enbody an appeal of
= child to an incorporate father for his recla-
nation. The music is admirably adapted to
interpret the touching appeal Of the innocent,
pleading child, and is of the choicest quality.
This song is one of the very best recent mu-
steal contributions to the cause of temperance,
and should be welcomed at every fireside, in
the Sabbath-school and lodge room, and viii
be valuable auxiliary in any temperance
ratharinC