The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1880-10-06
oL0CA i AFFAIRS.
Lan0ertosu.e, Al o.. oct. 8. 1880.

~ - e*tie'et 2 wv caucus Tor tbs selection
Of candidate Cor Assembly win be held on
Saturday next
Bareaip IL Furniture at Titus's. Bed
room SUIT as low 81 $1,000.
Andrew Holcoenbe and Lemael Philips
have " Withdrawn as candidates Cor Assembly
At the coming Democratic csucrs.
-Dr,J Hayhusst and W. r. Herr. ESQ ),
addressed Republican meeting at Ringoes
on last Saturday evening.
IS. 3. Perry, Esc Of this city, spoke at a
Den0aratic meerug at Long Branch last
"Wednesday evening. and at Beverly on
Thursday evening.
ihe Rev. VIM. r. Breed. D. D., of
Ph''a.' win preach In the Presbyterian
'esaF eh. in this city, next Sunday morning
~ d evening.
= THE Burlington County Agricultural So
ciety has provided q glass case 20 feet long, 8
feet wide and Q feet high to deposit and ex-
hibit antique articles. fabrics of rare value
aud delicate textures under lock and key.
S Furniture up to the standard and prices
low at Titus's. ss
The members Of the Republican County
Executive Comm ttee will meet at Humph-
rey's Hotel, 10 Flemingtoh. on Friday Oct.
9Th, 1880, at 2 o'clock, P, NJ Afull attend
ance is desired.
NO fair could be run without peanuts,
and Albert Duryea seems to be remarkably
successful in selling them. He sold 1900 quarts
of Frome's peanuts at the Bennington Fair,
last week, and TOO quarts at the Delaware
Valley Fair. !.
The Republican meeting at Lyceum Hall
on Monday evening was we'll attended, and
the speech of Mr.. Byron Southwick, two
hours in length, was listened to throughout
with great interest He is an eloquent speak
er and sound reasoner
The Rev. Alex. Miller, of the Kirkpatrick
Memorial Church, at Ringoes, has declined
the unanimous call of the First Reformed
Church as Somerville, and accepted that of
the First Presbyterian Church at Dunellen.
NJ.
Tho Fish Commissioners have number
of persons employed at present taking black
bass from the Delaware river and distributing
the same in the ponds and streams Of the in
terror of the State. It is expected that be-
tween A, 600 and 5000 will be thus distributed.
Bunting Hawkins, of Bordentown. in
tends to send TO the Mount Holly Fair, 16l
cages of pigeons, about 400 birds, and on
Thursday at O'Clock sharp, he expects TO let
out 90 Homing Antwerps for Bordentown.
He will exhibit 100 varieties. the largest col
lection ever displayed by single individual
in the United States.
The malarial fever at Frenehtowu is on
the increase. There have been several deaths.
among them that of Mrs. Eliza. widow ef the
late James Kugler.on Saturday last and on
Sunday evening, William s. Slower. cashier
of the Uiion National Bank, died after a
short Illness. Mr.. Slower had filed the posi-
fFien o. cashier sipce the resignation of Mr.. N.
ID. Williams, about eleven years ago. lie
leaves wife aud several small children.
In this issue will be found the Ad. of
s.Tbe New York Store" Trenton. Under it's
! new prnpsietors it is more successful than
ever, and our readers can find no better place
TO spend their money than where the fullest
value is given FOR ihe.money. They are hav
ling special sale Of musIIns Just now aud are
go s.,ao;., ,,.,,.as -
re- sp''ev
Inc ''fean aec''ai AZ ne rfesoy'ef'ah
Shnreh az nus eny' GA Monaay evening" oy
rfoi " 'as'y' O in'aue'pn'a, was pleasing
entertainments nae. na'eiy Is an organist
q ms aD'h'y ana ski''' a"u showed ninseiI
2 70 DC master OF the instrument Tue quar-
teste ana soio Singing was also worthy OF
:. a,s,.s - 49, IL w go
pssss'' 80 $3.50, o1.sas'eIs -
W. p's ~ ~ - ~ 800 ''o''
Louis ndeFscn, Esq Teller OF the new
Bank at Remington. has been elected Cashier
4 of'the bloomsbury National Bank to MI the
place vacated ny the death OF John r wood
rnf. Mr.. Anderson Is capable man. Ills
place IN the Remington Bank is to 90 allied
oy Mr., N. y. stiger late OF the Clinton BANK
but more recently salesman for Mr.. w a..
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