The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1885-11-04
New Hope gave Hugh Eastburn 66
majority; Minister 80 and Quay %.

New Hope gave Hugh Eastburn 66
majority; Minister 80 and Quay %.
Mr.. George Muirheid, representing
J. W. Dignan, of Trenton, was in town
on Tuesday and says business is booming
with them.
DO not forget the November Con-
cert,' in the New Hope NJ. E. Church,
on Friday evening of this week. 1t will
be worth attending by all who like good
music.
The elections in New York and Vir-
ginia yesterday, resulted in the success
of the Democratic ticket, by large major.
tiles. Pennsylvania elects the Republi-
can ticket by an old fashioned majority
The election of George H. Large, yes
terday, as Senator for this county, was a
gratifying surprise to the Republicans.
OF course only split among the Demo
crsts could have made such result posi-
BILE. Mr.. Large is to be congratulated.
Some of the prettiest styles of hats
ever worn can now be seen at Hotels
store, 33 East State street, Trenton. A
fine line of soft hats and Derbys, and
other fashionable hats in profusion. Hot
tells is the leading store in Trenton for
silk hats Sole agent for Dunlap's hats
acknowledged to be the best in the world
Gentlemen's canes and umbrellas in va
riety. Call and look at the stock.
-Itwas expected by some persons that
there would be considerable disorder in
this city on Saturday evening, as it was
the closing exhibition of the circus, and
the employees were to be paid off in the
afternoon. But nothing of the kind hap
pened. The men behaved themselves, SO
far as we have heard, in a creditable way,
and most them left for their homes in a
late train, at the close of the evening per-
Torrance.
Last Friday evening, Major G. A.
Angel Post, G. A. r., of this city, got up
an informal "clam chowder" feast which
was prepared by comrade A. B. Stockton,
of New Hope. That it was excellent,
naturally follows. Everything was free
and easy, and very pleasant social even
ing was spent. The usual anniversary of
the Post, will take place some evening
during this month.
The Mayor ordered one Of our police
to arrest disorderly fellow on Monday
evening. He was, after considerable
trouble, taken to the lookup. About
midnight the man was taken out and
brought before a justice of the peace who
discharged him. The Mayor was quite
indignant at this procedure when he
heard of it next morning, as well he
might be. Unless the town is to be given
over to lawlessness, it would be we'll to
make an example of law breakers and of
those who wink at violations of law.
Next Sunday morning, Rev. G. H.
Woolston will preach in the Baptist
Church, on ''Secret Prayer" and to the
children on ''The Boys Dream" In the
afternoon at $50 the pastor will give bis
second Bible lecture to his class. The
evening service will be conducted by the
Sunday School of the Church, which will
be Bible Service. An address will be
made by the pastor and other interes-
ting statements, will be made respecting
the work Of giving the Bible to the
world. A collection will also be taken
for this cause.
On Friday evening, Nov. 18th, an en-
tertainment will be given in the Baptist
Church, 10 connection with the ''break
ing of the jugs" Parts of the "Sys
trum'' viii. be repeated and the Kinder.
garten children will be there. Refresh
ments and supper will be served and
grand time is expected. The "Orienta
Children" will be seen in the "Orienta
House, grinding at the mill. and max
ing bread and baking it. Kindergarten
work will also be for sale. Come ant
bring the children. Admission 10 cents
Persons who have jugs are requested to
get them well filed for this occasion.
President Cleveland, ON his way t
Buffalo, went up the Belvidere Division
on Monday, by special train, which pass
ed this town about noon. The train stop
ped at our station for a few moments, Blu
as his coming was entirely unknown, nj
crowd was present. A few people who
were on the platform got glimpse o
him. He occupied the noted parlor Ca
built for President Packer, of the Lehigl
Valley Railroad. AS the route from Phil
adelphia to Buffalo by the Belvidere Di
vision has been once gone over by thu
President, no doubt he will find it so di
rect and pleasant that he will use 1t here
after in going to his home.
Don't forget Louden's Shoes. III
will sell you hand or machine made of hi
own work. Cor. Main and Coryell streets
Lambertville. Jy IS.