The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1884-10-29
NEW HOPE AND BUCKS COUNTY, pa,

There will be Democratic mas
meeting, at Hatboro, on Thursday eve
ming, Oct. Both.
Gen. Beaver, is expected to address
Republican meeting, at Hatboro, Pa, OIL
Saturday evening, NV. LIST.
Robert X. Tomlinson, of Browns
burg, is the Elector from this district, OIL
the Peoples ticket for Gen. B. F. Butler
Our young former townsman, VIM
G. Ryan, Esq, of Doylestown, Pa, i,
gaining bright reputation as politica
orator.
Political parades and meetings arr
now the order of the day, and hats, cape,
and torches, are the weapons used in the
political arena.
There was large Democratic meet
ing at Centre Bridge, on Monday evening
last. The New Hope Democratic Clut
was fully represented.
The Pioneer Corps of Newtown, were
highly complimented by the Doylestown
Republican papers, on the occasion OF
their recent parade in that town.
The Democrats of Lahaska. Pa,
held meeting at that place, last Satur-
day evening. The New Hope Gornet
Band attended to the musical department.
DIR. Emily B. Dubois, who recently
held chair in the Women's Medical Col
lege, in Philadelphia, died a few days
ago, and her body was brought to boy les
town for interment.
There will be Republican meeting
held at Centreville, on Friday evening
next, the 31st inst. Hon. f. NJ. Hall
aud William D. Forten, Esq, are ex-
pected to address the meeting.
The Republican meeting advertised
to take place at Centerville, ON last We'd
nesday evening, was postponed in conse-
Quence of the inclement weather prevail
ing at that time, and will be held there
on next Friday night.
On last Wednesday evening, two
horses fell into the canal near the paper
mill, but were taken out after some trou-
BILE. The employees at the mill promptly
came to their assistance and they were
once more landed on tho tow path.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lauer, of New Hope,
desire to return their sincere thanks to
their friends and neighbors who SO cour-
teous called upon them on Thursday
evening last, and left such substantial
tokens of friendship.
L. F. LAUER.
On last Monday evening, there was a
large mass meeting and torchlight parade,
at Newtown. A special train was run
over the Newtown r. r., for the accom-
mediation of visiting clubs from outside
sections, as far as Philadelphia. The up
per districts Of the county were largely
represented.
There was large Democratic torch
light procession in Lambertville, Friday
night which was largely attended. The del.
egations from Bucks Co., comprised those
from New Hope and Upper Wakefield.
The New Hope Cornet Band were pres
ent and did their share in enlivening the
occasion. They were the recipients of some
beautiful boquets from their lady friends
in Lambertville, for which they desire to
return grateful thanks.
"A fire broke out in Yardley at an
carly hour, last Sunday morning, destroy
ing some old sheds located upon the
Cadwa llnder mill property. There was
no very serious damage done to build
ings, but the wagons, sleighs, &c,
burned, amounted to quite loss. Mr.
Joseph Swartzlander, lost several log
wagons, estimated to be worth $780, Jas.
r. Comfy and A. S. Cadwallader, lost
several fine sleighs as we'll as some build
ings. 1t is supposed the fire was the
work of an incendiary.
There is young man, resident of
our borough, who was unfortunate enough
to be so absent-mnded on last Monday
morning as to lose his way, and wander
about in search of the home
path in the "wee sma' hours of the
morning. He had been out to see the
"old folks" extending to them hearty
social call to please his best girl, but hav-
ing become elated at his kind reception,
his mind to wander amid the
blissful realms of loves fond ambition
on the return home, thus missing his
way and causing him to remain away
long enough to give him the credit of
having made a lengthy visit to the pa
rental mansion.