The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1883-10-10
LETTER FROM RiNcoEs I


ls.isisi LETTER FROM RiNdoEs {. i-"i {,
L. " RrNeoEs, II J,oet 8, 1888,
The exterior of our new station makes
I a fine appearance Theg bUVhiug In, a
! beauty, a gsS9 II div.
4 Farmers are news Engaged "a IhMskiiig
born. solne5|3of thesa seaoss fair crop
asof it,. M %sSss !:
Prof johnson gave is'. magic ehtsrtaini
ment in our school house, last Thursday
evening We understand hes4hhd a fair
attendance. ga %
The apple crop is short ip this vicinity
aud consequently CIDER is Slow about put
ting in its appearance. ets; dG
The caacus will soon take place and is
it not proper for us now to loudly call FOR
ths sppsaEasp saa Of ssoafs sseat discerpeH'
thesnobIe fefbrnser a'TFntK. M Surely he
accomplished q wise and lohg- be-rre-
mem befed purposesfofl good by his article.
iof reform, concerning the. caucus sf
last fall, and we hope he will be around
to discern closely, the ..disggraceful trans
actions of the, Coming lScaucus and ii
'..Popn tries to "whitewash over those
''disgraceful, transactions, ~ he viii at
once bolt such endeavors and give vent to
his seemingly shame and pity for Pops
utter lack Of truthfplness, in an article Of.
reform" in, one of our county papers,
After a rest OF SO many months, we should
think that "Truth's" eye is more than
ever open nd.ready toidiscerm the very
least wrong and .'disgraceful transaction.
that might take place. Shall we hear
from you, friend YTrnthP" 3C.,g ia i
A native of Burmah, lectured in the
Baptist Church of our village, last Friday
evening, on the customs, society and re-
ligions of his native country Tbs CHURCH
was comfortably filled with interested
listeners, Tbe.leoturer received close at
tention and ais recital of the manner of
life in hts natisescountfy was full of in-
terest and instruction. The people were
well pleased With his femaiRs aud in view,
of such, gave literally when the basket
was passed. This native came to our
country few years ago aud already talks
quite flueutlylin our language.i He has
attended school in our countryand isndw
lecturing for few months to slpPstt
himself, after which he intends to enter
an institution in York State, to finish his
education He was converted in his ma
tive country aud has cohe here to prepare
himself for teacher, when he will return
TO help teach shis heath@n Sbfsthfen and
natives, the right and trtegospefof Jesus
Christ. He appears as a worthy young
man and should receive encouragement
and support from the people. IKE.
The Democratic caucus foF dominating
County Clerk and members of Assembly,
is announced to be held on Saturday AT.
ternoon of this week. The caucus Of our
township will be held at the hotel in this
place. As there is bitter strife existing
between the candidates for the nomiina-
ton for Clerk, we predict a lively time on,
Saturday. Whenever there is strong
strife on that day, the attendance at The
caucus, held ID this township, is general
ly large and an unusually lively time
takes place. SO lively has been this oc-
casion before, that caucus day in our viii
lage has received a wide reputation as
great day of 'srejdiciDe" and unusual mer-
riment, for the muscle and ,whiskey- palate
element of the party. Fights. have taken
place and the rest is we'll known
We hope that the best men of the party
will see that our town, is kept free from
such things on this coming caucus day.
Our village is naturally peaceful and quiet,
but the rough and 'rbwdy element of the
mountain, use this occasion as a ''day
off" for the imbibipg of ,plenityof fire
water, - and when filed with this, care
little for themselves any one else and
consequently render our village too ''loud"
with their vile curses and yells. Let us
have peace and quiet on caucus day.
Will the best Democrats in the party,
see that our village is not disgraced on
caucus day, by the drunken element, of
the mountain, who come with a full sup,
ply of bottles well filled ?? ! Pop,
4 Ia peculiar virtue in Ayers Sarsaparilla
lis that while itrcleanses and purges the
blood from all corruptions and impuri-
ties. and thereby roots out disease, lit
builds UP and invigorates the whole sys-
TEN, and makes one young again.
Psin ,finfltriI Z I. -.Ii.l
2 List Of Letters Remaining unclaimed
in the Post Office at 4apbertvills, Hun
terdon county, M 10 for 80 days, Oct.
6, 1883 ,'.,.:I.'sG
Mrs. Emma G. Sharp,
Maggie Sheridan, -
i.lf,i ~ y" CLARK PIERsoN, r. M. .
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Look to Your Interest. f2
b Tile most complete assortment O stosss,
heaters, ranges, shop, parlor and Office
stoves, eyer offered in this city, at Very
! low prices, at J. j.. Lair's. AZ BridgeE6t;
Lambertville. TIN ware of kinds. Also,
very large stock of stove fixtures con-
stantly on hand. ~
electricity. i''.'''t All
or all the known Electro alvanic Ap..
pliances at The present day it is now con.
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