The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1888-08-22

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win be held at Frenchtown on Tuesday
August 18th.
-Losr-A CANE. left in some place of
business, In Lambertville. The finder
will be suitably rewarded by leaving ii at
G. F. Fishers store.
The Riegelsville excursion TO Long
Branch and Ocean Grove consisted of
fourteen well. filed cars when it left this
city last Thursday morning.
The excursion of the M. E. Church
of this city to Ocean Grove. last Thurs
day, was unusually successful. Between
five and six hundred tickets were sold,
and the Church cleared over $500.
The tent meeting at the Rock
Church has been very successful. Hun
dreds have attended and large number
of: conversions have taken place. The
meeting viii &c continued during this
week.
The members of the Republican
Club OF this city, and all who are in
favor of the election of Harrison and
Morton, are urged to be present at the
meeting of the Club tomorrow Thurs
day. evening, as business of importance
win be transacted. Let there be full
attendance.
The third annual old folks service
will be held Cd. w In the Lambertville
Methodist Episcopal Church, next Sum-
day morning, Aug. 26th, at 1890 o'clock.
An appropriate sermon will be preached
by the pastor. Carriages win be provid-
ed. 10 the evening, at 7:45, q sermon,
subject, "a Banner Raising" All in
vited
On Monday one of Sebold's horses,
attached to the ice wagon, was taken W it'll
collie on jefferson ST., and was expected to
die. Finally, Mr.. Ed. Arnett was sent
for and by the application of remedy
that be had, be soon got the horse on it's
feet and in condition to 60 home. Mr..
Arnett, we hear, has been very successful
10 curing this dangerous disease.
On Saturday, September LIST, at 2
O'Clock, p NJ, Democratic township,
town, borough and ward meetings will
be held for the election of delegates to
the Democratic Congressional Conven.
tion for the Fourth District, to be held
in Pennington on Thursday. September
9th. The places of holding said meet
ings in this city and the number OF dele
gates to be chosen are as follows First
Ward, Peter Smiths saloon, o; Second
Ward, Bellemont House, L; Third
Ward, York Street House. l.
The picnic Of the Knights of the
Golden Eagle. in New Hope, last We'd
nesday, drew out large crowd. Two
visiting Castles from Trenton aud the
Castle from this city attended, besides
numerous members from various other
towns. Rittenhouse's band, from Tren-
ton, furnished excellent music. Every
thing in the way of refreshments was sold
off. The net profit to Delaware Castle
will be about 800. Everything passed off
SO satisfactorily that the Knights will be
sure 10 draw a crowd should another pic
mic be held.
The Democrats OF South Delaware
have organized Cleveland aud Thur
man Club, making two such organiza.
tons in that township. The following
are the officers President. William
Menaugh Vice President, Richard II.
Wilson Recording Secretary, jacob H.
Holcombe; Corresponding Secretary,
Jacob r. Smith Treasurer, Joseph G.
Moore ; Executive Committee, Judge H.
P. Cullen, Asa Rittenhouse, John Book,
Cyrus Van Dolah, Jr., John s. Hocken-
bury, Charles T. Fisher, David Lawshe !;
Finance Committee, Joseph G.. Moore,
John F. Sherwood, Spencer Dilts, J. J.
Rittenhouse, Thomas Corcorsn Com
mittee on Literature, James Hunt, John
Bells, William v. Reed, Tunis Servis.
81 don't like to sell Tulip Soap"
says certain grocer, ''as the profit Is
very small, but my customers will use no
other kind, 30 have to sell it,
The Democrats Of this city held q
banner raising and mass meeting last
Wednesday evening, in front Of the
Lambertville House. DIR. G. Fl. Lari-
son presided. Addresses were made by
r. II. Kuhl. Esq, of Pennington, aud
Hon. George Ross and John I. Murfit,
of Doylestowr, Pa. The attendance was
fair, but from some cause the usual
Democratic enthusiasm was absent. One
marked feature of the meeting deserves
notice and commentator. There was
an absence of abusive personalities, and
the speakers confined themselves to the
principles involved in the campaign, with
slight exceptions. There is enough for
both parties to discuss without descend.
ing to wilful Misrepresentation and per-
sonal detraction.
Alta special meeting Of the Hibernia
Fire Company, of this city, held in the
engine house, Oh Thursday evening,
August l6, 1888, the following pre-
amble and resolutions were unanimously
adopted
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty God,
in His infinite wisdom, to remove from
our midst our late fellow member,
Philip Guilick therefore,
RESOLVED, That while bowling with
humble resignation to the will of an
All-wise Providence. we cannot but ex-
press our love for the departed and our
heartfelt sorrow at his death.
! RESOLVED, That while emong us he
has been untiring in his efforts for the
welfare of our Company, and we have
always found him genial friend, true
member and devoted husband.
RESOLVED. That we tender to the