The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1880-10-20
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THE RECORD ofioe-
Read the q Political Items y on 4th page.
Also s. General Order No. 329 . ca LIST page.
--Four hundred excursion tickets to the
Republican parade and meeting at Trenton.
were sold from Lambertville on Saturday
last.
On Thursday evening the Republicans of
this city bad a parade in honor of the recent
Victories.
Why didn't they fire that Hancock can
non? Better have left it with Tom and saved
chat $65.
The Republicans of this city fired off
their cannon on Wednesday evening ia honor
OF the victories in Indiana aud Ohio
Democrats who want to have a good
Governor and break up the State House Ring,
will vote for Frederic A. Potts.
We have heard of a number of Democrats
in this town who say they are going to vote
for Potts.
One Democrat in this town who belonged
TO the Democratic CLUB has sold his uniform
and come out Tor the Republican ticket.
Several accessiens to the Republican
rauks in this vicinity since the Indiana cleo
tion. People are now. getting off the fence
"A lively style.
Asher Opdycke, of Baptisttown, Hunter
don county, shot grey eagle the other day
!. that measured seven feet from tip to tip of
wing.
---Ladies' Cloaks, Coats and Dresses cut
and made to order at short notice, at Mrs. NJ !.
w. CooIey's. d6tf
The Democratic Club from Kirgwood
parade with banner on which is inscribed
" Free Speach." 1t looks as If they needed
free schools more than free speech.
1T is generally conceded that Mr.. Potts
will run ahead of his ticket, as numbers of
Democrats concede Potts. election, while
claiming the State on the electoral ticket.
Local news. outside Of political, is scarce.
After next week we shall be able to drop
politics aud give reading matter that the
ladies, at least, will feel more interest in.
The First District Republican Legisia-
tive Convention was held at Pennington on
Monday of this week. Simpson S. Stout, of
East AmwelI, was nominated for Assembly.
The malarial fever is decreasing in
'Frenchtowu. Almost everybody in the place
has had it. however.
There are so many political meetings
taking place throughout the surrounding
country that we are unable to keep track of
them.
The Total Abstinence Society of Ringoes,
win hold their next Temperance Meeting in
the Baptist Church on Friday evening. Goth
inst
"A. B. Haring has been chosen Cashier Of
ahe Union National Bank to fill vacancy
caused by the death of William s. Slower.
Edwin g. Williams succeeds Mr.. Haring as
Teller.
The number OF marriages, births and
deaths recorded in the office of the City Clerk
for the manth of September show the follow
ing Marriages, o; births, 4; deaths, q.
OF the deaths, 4 were females and 3 were
males
"A Democrat from near New Hope who
paraded in the recent Democratic torchlight
procession in Lambertville, got Disguised with
the crowd he was in and has come out for the
Republican ticket.
--Iiuuterdon county will do herself credit
by voting for Frederic A. Potts. He is gen
orally esteemed BY Democrats as well as Re-
publcans, and our county will be honored by
having so reputable and genial gentleman
in the gubernatorial chair.