The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1884-09-24

city, VIII attend the Republican meeting
in New Hope, on Friday evening.
"A Blaine and Logan Club was organ.
lied last Saturday night at Swift's River
view House, in Titusville. Thirty mem
bers were enrolled.
We congratulate Nj. Jas. L. Moon,
Lambertvile boy, on his success in Sc
curing the Democratic nomination in
Warren county for State Senator.
We have seen and tasted the evapor.
ated apples prepared in the machine in
vented by DIR. j. Huffuagle, and found
them to be of an excellent quality.
The Pennington Fairs is now in full
blast. We understand that the exhibits
are good, and the trotting entries are
likely to bring out some exciting con-
tests.
Mr.. W. A. Cotter and family left Flem-
ington on Friday last for a trip through
the far West, and expect to be gone about
four or six weeks. Mrs. VIM. Large, also
of Pennington, has gone to Kansas City
to visit her son, Theodore.
The National Party will hold their
Congressional Convention at Phillips
burg, on Saturday, October 4th, to put
in nomination a candidate for Congress.
George +. Flomerfelt, of Warren coun-
ty, is talked of as their man.
Apples are coming into our market
in fair quantities, but not of the best
quality, as the dry weather causes early
ripening. Smiths cider apples, q ma
tive here, is now proving success,
while other varieties fail.
The Stockton Blaine and Logan Club
have received their equipments and will
soon make their appearance in public.
The following are the officers of the pa
rading club: Captain, Daniel Sporting;
list Lieut., VIM. Kirkman; Orderly, James
Dean.
The Central N. ]. Baptist Associa-
ton will hold its fifty-sixth annual SEES
sion with the First Baptist Church of
New Brunswick, beginning Wednesday,
Oct. 9Th. The Baptist Churches of this
county are connected with this Associa-
ton.
MIR. Jos. Spfoat of this city has been
summonded as one of the Grand Jurors,
and Col. F. S. Holcombe of Delaware
township, as one of the petit jurors, to
attend the United States District Court,
which began at Trenton yesterday.
Try Ayers Pills, and be cured. Misery
is mild word to describe the mishief to
body and mind caused by habitual con-
stipation. The regular use of Ayers Ca.
thartic Pills, in mild doses, will restore
the torpid viscera to healthy action.
The dust in the roads in this vicini-
ty is now excess i've, on account of the
dry weather, and persons who travel
have to protect themselves by wearing
over.garments, or else catch so much
dust as to spoil better clothing. ALI are
wishing for rain.
Our farmers are preparing for good
crop of wheat again the coming year.
Car loads of material have recently been
shipped here for the manufacture of super
phosphate, to enrich their grounds for
the coming crop. Besides, there are not
few who get it ready made. All say it
pays we'll to use it.
The Democrats in Warren county
voted on Saturday for their favorites for
State Senator, Surrogate and Sheriff,
mad the result shows that James e. Moon,
of Phillipsburg, is nominated for Senator
by large majority. VIM. M. O'Neill, of
Belvidere, is the candidate for Surrogate,
and George Van Campon for Sheriff.
"A lad who sells " Evening Calls in
this town, found last evening that he
had in his possession a 80 so gold piece,
which he feels assured must have been
paid to him for penny. The owner
can have it returned to him by calling
on w. V. Cooley, ESQ, at the Amwell
National Bank.
Republicans who have been taking a
red hot free trade paper simply because
it is cheap, can now do better The
Philadelphia North american, the oldest
daily in the country, has recently been
reduced to one cent. 1t is Republicans
paper, ably edited, nicely printed and con-
tains all the news. Mr.. Jacob Helms sell
it in Lambertville. "
"A large number Of Republicans from
this city and vicinity visited Philadelphia
last evening to witness the grand Repub-
lican parade and reception to Blaine.
They reached home this morning at
o'clock. They describe the reception and
parade as splendid and in numbers ex-
ceeding anything in that line ever at
tempted in Philadelphia.
The Butler men will hold mass meet
ing in our city early in October, and
have secured the services of Hon. Ed
ward F. Mcdonald, of Jersey City,
heretofore prominent Democrat, who
was put on the Democratic electoral
ticket by the late Democratic State Con-
vention, and refused to serve.
Last week we chronicled the death
of the wife of Mr. John Harvey, recent
ly of Phila.. but now of this city and a
,,no,nhar of Tho frr, of K;Irov {, Harvay
This week he suffers the loss by death
of one of his children. Mr.. II. has been
sadly afflicted, and has the sympathy. Of
our citizens. a 49, 4
&C. A. Skillman, Esq, of this city,
a member of the Republican State Ex-
eeutive Committee, was. present at the
reception given to, Blaine, at the resi-
dence of Hon. @. Al Halsey, in Newark.