The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-11-08
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Lanoertpssse. N. ". goy. $. 1876.

Lam6ertviEgo. NJ. ", Nov. 81. 1876,
We came within one Of an election, but
that one happened to be Britton.
The President has named November Both
as day of Thanksgiving.
VIM. Souville, the barber at the National
Hotel, Frenchtown, expects to move his shoI
to Stockton, soon.
The political agony is over, and Hottell,
273 E. State ST., Trenton, is still selling first
grade hats, caps, &C., at very low prices fol
goods. The place to get your silk hats fitted
by the American Conformator. Look for the
revolving hatBrack, 27a E. State st., Trenton
We give in this issue another interesting
letter from our far-west correspondent, 4" ].
B. NJ"
II have Just received a fresh line Of Boys
and Children's Clothing, sizes from years
up. L. Tobias. the One Price Clothier Union
near Bridge street, Lambertville. Nov 8, It
Tho Rt. Rev. John Scarborough, D. D.,
Bishop of New Jersey, preached and held a
confirmation service, last Sunday at St. Thom-
as Episcopal Church, Alexandria
You need have no fears Of a cold winter,
when you can buy good suit of cloths for
81 and a warm overcoat for $500, of L.
Tobias, the One Price Clothier, Union, near
Bridge street, Lambertville, N. j.
"A weeks meeting will be held by the
Young Mems Christian Association of this
city, at the Mount Range School House, near
this city, commencing on next Monday even
ing An attendance from this place of all in
terested is desired.
1t is almost worth a Presidential defeat to
see the happiness of our Democratic brethren.
For sixteen years they have had no special
cause for rejoicing, aud the new sensation fills
them so brim full of joy. that we cannot doubt
that the "year of.jubilce has come to them.
AS we have generously allowed Britton
to be elected in,this.p District, we hope he will
reciprocate by sending lis lot of interesting
public docs such as the State Treasurers Re
port, the lunatic asylum statistics, and similar.
thrilling literature that is issued at the States
expense.
"A bite from a rattlesnake is sometimes
not more dangerous than severe cough or
cold. A well-merited reputation has DR. Bulls
Cough Syrup,sand this remedy is sold by all
druggists. Price, 25 cents
The monthly meeting of tho Young
Mems Christian Association of this city will
be held in the NJ. Z. Church. on next Monday
evening, at u o'clock. A lecture will be de-
livered by Rev. B. G. Lippincott of Penning-
ton. The subject we are unable to announce.
In this issue win be found an ADVERTISE
ment of the Illustrated Christian Weekly,
published by the American Tract Society,
New York. We commend this paper to all
who wish to introduce into their homes
pare aud heightened paper, beautifully illus
trated and ably edited.
-We carry the best stock of oyercoats and
name the lowest prices in the State. l..
TOBIAS, One Price Clothior, Union near
BridgoSt. oct rs, 1t.
The Republicans Of New Hope and Lam
bertville got UP a procession on last Friday
at an hours notice, which contained more
voters than the Democratic procession, to get
up which several days had been spent and the
surrounding country stirred up.
Such is the Purifying Healing Operation
of " Glenn's Sulphur Soap" that formidable
assesses and purulent ulcers, as well as the
most obstinate skin diseases, are cured by it.
1t cxpels proud flesh and is highly anti putre-
scent.
The result Of the election in this county,
as near as can be ascertained is-the county
has been carried by the Democracy by about
1,700 maj. for Tilden Pidcock, Dem, for
Senator, 1900 Clark, Dem, for Congress,
1900. maj Blitton and Hackett, Dem, elect
ed to Assembly.
The officers Of the Democratic process
sion, on last Friday evening, did gentle
manly act, which is to be commended. In
passing the Republican meeting at Van
Hart $ hotel in New Hope the band and
drum corps were ordered to cease playing SO
as not to disturb the speakers. 1t gives us
pleasure to speak of such incidents.
The Young Mems Christian Association
of this country have set apart next Sunday
as day-of special prayer for young men A
union meeting will be held for this purpose,
at the Presbyterian Church, in this city, at a
% o'clock, r. NJ, on Sunday next. The pastors
of the different churches viii preach sermons
to young men on that day in their respective
churches.
"A wonderful case of g bribery was I'M
earthed on Monday. Two prominent Repub-
licans were seen to give money to person in
the upper part of the city, and the story was
at once set afloat that they were bribing him.
1t turned outNhowever, that the man was
pronounced Republican and they had given
him few pennies to buy candles for the il
Elimination. The parties telling the story had
to back square down."
The Homestead farm of the late Mary A.
asittenhouse, deed, containing 100.75 acres,
was sold by the Executors, on the Goth ult.,
to Richard Ashcroft, for $40 per acre. Also,
aChestnut Lot in Barrens, containing A acres
to Richard Ashcroft and Cornelius Ritten-
house, for 500 per acre. Thomas McAlone,