The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1882-10-11

-head ABOUT the bargains offered by
Tantnms & Shields. Assanpink Block,
frenton5 in advertisements in th;s
Slight changes were made in the
Belvidere Division time table last week
The principal one is the arrival of the up
train here a few minutes earlier.
You are invited to look through
Titus Furniture Warerooms. His four
floors contain great variety of articles,
from plain to high-finish, and at lowest
prices.
"A meeting will be held in the rooms
of the Friendship Social Society, on Sun
day afternoon, Oct. 18th, at o'clock, to
be addressed by Rev. w. P. C. Strickland
The public are cordially invited to attend.
Have yon seen Dunlap's fall style
silk and stiff hats ? Also an elegant as
sortment. of Children's Pools and Tam
O'Shanter's in different colors. At
Hotels, 33 E. State ST., Trenton.
MIR. Hubner, piano tuneer, from
Philadelphia, will be in this city next
week His services can be secured by
leaving word at Rittenhouse's Organ
Rooms.
MIR. Lewis Perrine has been appointed
President of the Trenton Horse Railroad
Company in place of Ashbel WEIGH, de-
ceased, and his sou, Lewis Perrine, Jr.,
has been appointed Secretary, vice Hugh
B. Ely, resigned.
The editor of the HopetoeH Herald
sings two lines of Latin at the Democracy
of this county over the difficulty respect
ing the Congressional nomination. If
that don't bring reconciliation, try a
little Hebrew or Greek on them, Bro.
Leigh.
-Messrs. Baumgartner & Tindall, II
E. State st. Tren ton, offer special at
fractions in their new adv. in this issue.
They have fitted up room specially for
showing off shawls, cloaks, blankets, and
window curtains stuffs. They have one
of the largest and best stocked stores in
Trenton
"A new Greenback newspaper will be
issued in this city, some time this week,
and is to be a permanent thing if the pa
tronage warrants it 1t is being got out
in THE RECORD job Office. 1t is designed
for circulation throughout this Congress
ional district, and five thousand copies
will be printed each week during the
campaign.
Col. r. A. Donnelly, Of Trenton,
we'll known to most of our readers, has
recently made arrangements to extend his
business, particulars of which are set
forth In our advertising columns. Col.
Donnelly can be depended upon to carry
out whatever he undertakes, and when he
proposes to sell clothing as cheap as in
the cities and to give as fine stock to Sc
lect from, he will do it.
Hon. Alvah A. Clark, chairman OF
the late Democratic Convention in this
District, publishes quite lengthy letter
in the Somerset Messenger, giving his rea-
son for not reconvening the convention in
compliance with the demands of the OPP
ponents of Hon. Horny s. Harris. The
most conlusive reason urged is that a
majority of the delegates have never made
a request that it be recalled.
The 54th anniversary of the Central
New Jersey Baptist Association will
ID. W be, held with the Cherryville
Baptist Church, Rev. T. S. Griffiths,
pastor, Oct. 25th and Goth, instead of the
18th and 18th, as printed in the minutes,
commencing at 2 O'Clock. Sermons by
Rev. G. H, Woolston, of South River, and
Rev. A. B. Still, of Pattenburg, or their
alternates, Revs. G. A. Young and w. M
Mick.
John Carpenter, Esq, editor of the
Clinton Democrat, is candidate for State
Senator at the Democratic caucus on Sat
urday. Mr.. G. is deserving Of the nom.
ination at the hands of his party. He IL
an earnest and able advocate Of his party
principles, and has the talent that fits
him for the position. If ability and ser
vices 20 for anything among Democrats
he will be sure of the nomination, for IL
these respects he stands foremost among
the candidates.
Last Sunday morning, Joseph Lair
an aged and respected citizen, died il
Frenchtown, aged SO years. He was borr
at Locktown, and about IS years agt
moved to Frenchtown, where he has sinc'
resided. He was very active man fo
his age. His death was very sudden. Il
the morning when the family arose, h
was found dead in the sitting room. III
had retired in his usual health the even
ing previous.
William Green, another citizen o
Frenchtown, died on the previous day
He was go years of age.
"A special lot of lamps, perfect AM
good, but in stock for some time, now o.
sale at Gandey's store. Bridge ST.,
greatly reduced prices, to make room 70
new goods. ct.
Headquarters for Underwear. W
can show an immense stock to select from
Van Horu's.
IS. f. s. A. M. is Shamalia's Fever
Ague Mixture, first-class remedy 70
chills.
Robbins 1890 Tonic will cure ChIlli
Only &c., at New Hope Drug Store.