The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-11-15
LqpsbertviHe, n. y, Noe. 10, 1876.

az the Mount RANGE School House, two miles
from this CITY. by the Y. M. G. A. &
n.y. 4 naw lot Of Cloth Blanket Shawls.
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An intensely interesting revival OF relig-
ion is in progress at the Allentown M. Il.
Church. Rev. j I. W. bla'Ienpurger, PASTOR
In Two weeks swen'y-'"o asA0'' - s-S p.'''
ers OF the slnuren.
"A large number of carriages passed
through this city on Tuesday, bound Tor New
York. The occupants stated that they We're
from the South and had been attending the
Centennial Exhibition. They intended to re-
turn by vessel from New York.
-On Thursday last the Supreme Court
granted licenses to number of counsellors
and attorneys among the counsellors, En-.
Conkling and John L. Connett OF FLEMING
ton, and Asa Jones and Harlem u. Chamber
lin attorneys. -
nSy- Cloth and Thibet Wool Shawls, in
Black, desirable quality, also Mourning
Goods, at prices to suit, at No. South Union
street NOV. 10, o.
The dedicatory services of The new M. E.
Church at Stockton, will be held on Wednes-
day, Nov. 22d inst. Conducted at 10a o'clock
A. M, by Rev r. L. Dashiel1 d. D., of N.
Y, and at 7 o'clock ?. NJ, by Rev. K. ).
Arndt, P. E., of Elizabeth, N. J. The pub
lie is respectfully invited to attend.
Mr.. VIM. H. Heaths horse, attached to
his local express wagon, became frightened
on S. Main street, on Monday afternoon, and
ran away. He passed over the Delaware
bridge, having in the meantime broken from
was not caught until he had gone below
Brownsburg. Mr.. Heath was thrown from
the wagon just after the horse started.
The Republicans of Philadelphia, defeat
ed Rowan, their candidate for Sheriff, because
he was believed to be tainted with corruption;
but the Democrats of Hunterdon voted for
"the regular ticket no matter how cor
rupt the Candidate. The reform that Is
to be expected from the men VINO vote the
Democratic ticket in this county can DO readily
judged.
Il do not mark single garment low for
a :" baitn but sell everything at lowest cash
prices. Down with high prices L. Tobias,
One Price Clothier, Union near Bridge St.,
Lambertville. oct. rs, 1t
IF Tuden is elected. (if. mind you,l why
.sbnuldn,t {. that Ir;sbman-,, have the post.
ofice IF + weren,t for the Irisl, vote the
Marty wonldn,t amount to ANYTHING in this
oitv. and if they do the voting. why shouldn't
thew have the offices? The First Ward (of
which we have the honor to be RESIDENT must
stand for its rights. We shall back up the
against all corners.
For everything in the book and stationery
line call uoon the. old established firm Of
Brearley and Stoll, who have removed from
No. State street to No. 26 East State street
Trenton, N. J. Picture frames, wax mate
rails, &c. oct18-3m
"A Democrat of this CITY informed us a
few DAVIS AGO that 4 candidate for State Sena-
tor previous to the recent caucus received five
hundred dollars from a certain Supreme Court
Judge to help his canvass. said Senatorial can
didate. "party of the first part" having
bound himself to vote for said party of the
second part fol. United States Senator in con
sideration Of the said sum above mentioned
in hand we'll and trulv maid If this is true.
it looks had for the party of reform. All the
candidates before the caucus had sworn not to
nse money directly. or Indirectly. and that
Judoe. one of the & incorrnptibles" who
deal ont law and ;ustice. should have been a.
sbamed Of his conduct
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