The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-11-21

Belvidere' young Democrats built bon
fire on election nightA-in q Republican gen-
tleman's corn patch. a large stack Of stalks
was destroyed.
The Mcclellan Presidential movement starts
as il there was something dead ID IL 1t
doesn't tear along withthe furore Of q prairie
fire.--N y. Tri6uae
The farm lands Of New Jersey are valu.
ed at $66.l4 per acre. This is the highest
of any State in the Union. The valuation
per acre in 1859 was $44.67.
The property Of the Methodist Church in
New Jersey is estimated to be worth ST, 000,-
900, There are 500 churches and 200 parson-
ages.
Tho finest flowers on the casket which con
tanned all that was mortal of the late Senator
Morton were those presented by colored peo-
pie.
All the world over, Baby governs Yet Of
ten disease will overcome the Baby and then
it is that DIR. Bulls Baby Syrup proves its
worth by conquering the disease. Price rs
cents per bottle.
Now that General Howard's Indian CAM
paign bias been entirely successful, and the
Nez Perces have surrendered, the Democrat
ic newspaper generals have ceased their at
tacks upon him.
Col. Forney late of the Press, Is preparing
for an early departure for Edrope. He now
says that he cannot accept any public po-
sition abroad, as all his time will be required
to meet his newspaper engagements.
If you want to experience superb sensa-
tion or personal felicity, try the almost obso-
lete dodge of presenting your poor neghbor
with Thanksgiving dinner--and see that it
l. youn.r.r HID fhau WON ora e;nnor
lah.
Charles McFaddan, the contractor, who
constructed the tunnel through Bloomsbury
Mountain, on the Easton and Amboy Rail-
road, has secured contract on a new railroad
to be built in Brazil by the Emperor Dom
Pedro.
]. Gillingham Fell returned to his Phila-
delphia home a short time ago after spending
several months near Bristol, Rhode Island -
His health remained without much change
during the Summer and Fall. He is quite I'M
able to use his voice and communicates with
others by writing on q slate. He still finds
walking a very slow and difficult operation.
The election returns received at the office
of the Secretary of State indicate McClellan's
plurality to be 1884, and his majority over
all the candidates, 6,172. The Greenbaek
ticket received about 5000 votes. and the
Prohibition and Taxpayers, t,430. The Board
OF state Canyassers VIII not change the lore
gong nan uozen so'es'
f. F. Crosby, of New York, nephew of
Chancellor Crosby Captain of one of tho foot
ball parties at Princeton, is lying senseless
from injuries received by a kick behind the
ear while playing last Monday. He was
knocked down in the rush and received the
blow. Conclusion of the brain is feared.
II is stated that an order has just been re-
ceived by the Baldwin Locomotive Works, In
Philadelphia, for 1850 engines for the Russian
Government. These works do an immense
business Since 1870 they have exported To-
comotives to the value of $4,000, 600, and tho
eutire product of the establishment up to last
July was over $52, 100000.
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nv ;''',.,S,art t,,at .ha pos,,aasta, ;s -
p.a.;da,ss;a, a,s,,o;ntrnant with salarv ~
Preslnentlai appointments WIN y SALARY oi
over $1,000 per year. Edward H. Magii, VINO