The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-11-01

"A slight fire occurred at Patrick Mangin' s
house, on Swan street, on Thursday last, but
it was put out before any serious damage was
done.
Last Thursday morning excursion trains
numbering about % cars, carrying passengers
from northern N. Y, passed through this city,
Gu Monday evening Of this week another large
extra from Waterfowl, N. Y, passed through
here, bound for the Centennial.
Read on our first page an article sent out
from Tilden's Literary Bureau, in Liberty st.,
New York, designed alone for Southern pa
pers, but by mistake sent to two or three
Northern Journals. Can any loyal man or
soldier read that and then vote for Tilden?
The Republicans Of Lambertville are de-
sired to meet at the Club Room, in LARS
Hall, on Friday evening, at u o'clock, for the
purpose of proceeding to New Hope to attend
the mass meeting. Good speaking is expected
on the occasion. Every member of the club
should be on hand.
w ecarry the best stock of overcoats and
receive the lowest prices in the State L.
TOBIAS, One Price Clothier, Union near
Bridge st. oct. 25, 1t.
&c Hon." Mr. Fellows, who is announced
to speak at the Democratic meeting here this
week, is declared by an exchange to have
been Colonel in the rebel army. If this is
ESQ, there is an "eternal fitness in having
him speak for e Tiden and reform"
Our Hibernian friends, who do the most of
the Democratic voting in this city, do not ex-
actly see the propriety of a bull-roast on Fri
day, when their religious convictions will not
permit them to eat meat. The Democratic
committee are sharp-if they had had the roast
on any other day, they would have had to
roast two or three bulls. That is Democratic
ECONOMY"
Tho Republicans of this city were dsap-
pointed in their speaker Gen. Conway, on
Tuesday evening, owing to his missing the
train from New York. A meeting, however,
was held, and good addresses were made by
Chas A. Skillman, Esq, and Mr.. JAS. Null
lineaux. 1t was fortunate that we had good
home talent to fall back on. Gen. Conway
failure to meet the train is scarcely excusable
during so important a canvass. 1t is no small
matter to disappont large body of people,
at any time, much less when SO much is at
stake.
The faction that furnishes such candi-
date for Congress as Clark, is equal to almost
anything. We are not surprised, therefore, to
receive from Somervile, a very nicely worded
editorial for publication, cstensibly help the
claims of Veghte but the closing part of
which would, if brought to the attention of
many voters make votes for Clark, the bogus
"reform . candidate for Congress. A casual
reading of the article would not perhaps. de-
feet its animus, but it was no doubt the inten-
tion of the Clark party, who stoop at no means
to accomplish their purposes, to herald the
article far and wide for the benefit of the nice
performer that the ring masters have set up
for election in this District. We are not to be
caught in that trap.
Il have made reduction in prices of over
coats and are now selling them at prices that
will surprise you by their cheapness. L.
TOBIAS, One Price Clothier, Union near
Bridge ST., Lambertville. oct. 25, It.