The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1888-09-26
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WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 26, 1883.
Oysters at THE PEARL.
Tulip Soap at G. ]. FtsHER's.


Mr.. Joseph Roberts, Of this city will
remove his family to-day to Newark,
where he is employed. lie has sold his
dwelling house, on South Union street, to
Mr.. F. Pew.
The ladies of the Baptist Church of
this city, win give an 'Orange Supper, "
Oct. IS and 10. Oysters, chicken, tea,
&c, music and other entertainment. Par.
ticulars hereafter.
The rains of the past few days have
cut short the peach crop in this section.
The fruit has fallen from the trees in
great quantities, and that which remains
is damaged.
The Directors Of the Lambertville
Water Company have declared dividend
of two per cent. out of the net earnings of
the last six months, payable at the Am
we'll National Bank, after the Gath inst.
The County Fair is now in progress,
The managers have, in addition to the
usual attractions. secured tho Pierce
Combination, of Cleveland, Ohio, who
give some very attractive performances.
The fair will hold also on Friday.
Van Sewers Pies are giving entire
abstraction. Orders left at THE PEARL
will be filed promptly. Je 8.
The Republicans of Lambertyille are
requested to meet at the club room, TO-
morrow Thursday evening at Z o'clock,
to attend the Republican meeting at New
Hope. The new drum corps will furnish
music.
: The following delegates from this
city to the Republican Electoral Conven-
ton, have been appointed: LIST Ward,
Thos. Akers; alternate, Michael Murray;
I'd Ward, Clark Pierson; Sd Ward, VIM.
l.. Dobbins.
-Frenchtown Independent says: The
''meanest man" has been found at last.
He is resident of village some miles
from this place, and at last reports was
trying to collect board bill of a young
lady who had been visiting his family for
four days.
"A Republican meeting win be held in
front of Van Hatt's hotel, New Hope, to-
morrow Thursday evening. Addresses
will be delivered by Irving P. Wanger, of
Norristow n; Hon. r. NJ. Yardley, of Doy-
lestown, and others. The Lambertville
Republican Club expect to attend in
body, with their drum corps.
Shoes at low price for cash q
LoUDEN's. nov .23-tf
The Rev. ]. II. Boswell. pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal Church of this city,
will preach next Sunday morning at 1890
O'Clock, on the subject, 1.-THE Christians
Battle Cry" The Rev. J. b. Graw, d.
D., will preach in the evening at 100
Quarterly Conference Friday evening, at
730 o'clock,
One of the most interesting exhibits
to be made at the coming Interstate Fair
at Trenton, will be that of the Banner
Tobacco Works, of Richmond, Virginia,
who will show the process of manuiactur-
ing plug tobacco. They send number
Of Southern negroes with this exhibit,
who are experts in their line, and are also
full of the songs of the sunny South.
Some novel music may be expected.
You can now get DR.. Readings
Tooth Powder at his Office, from his
original formula. sept5
Prohibition papers and orators are
reckIessly asserting that half of the Meth
odist ministers 10 the country aud nearly
all the Bishops are third party men. The
actual fact is that fourteen of the Metho-
dist Bishops are strong and decided Re.
publicans aud only two will vote the
third party ticket. This ratio will about
hold good in the ranks of the clergy.
Noise has been COMPOUNDED with num-
bers. --As5ury Park Journal.
Rev. W. W. Bullock, pastor of the
First Baptist Church. will preach series
Of Sunday evening sermons on the ''Prodi
gal Son." beginning Sept. Both, as fol.
lows:
Sept. 30-"Leaving Home"
Oct 7-.'Sorrow and JOY"
|" 14-"Waiting and Watching
" 2i--"Homs Again"
4" 26-The Elder Brother
Let everybody hear these sermons on
this wonderful parable.
Tomorrow Thursday the Republi-
can State Convention to nominate cleo
tors, will be held at Taylor Opera House.
After the business of the Convention
has been transacted, grand mass meeting
will be held. A number of entertaining
speakers have been secured, and among
them are Hon. Robert e. Fraser, of Mich
igan, and Gen. John L. Swift, of Msssa-
chusetts, two of the most eloquent and
attractive stump speakers in the country.
They have been secured for the occasion
by the Republican State Committee.
As emblems Of purity, we proudly
point to the azure sky and Tulip Soap.
The Impro vement Company have
agreed to enter into lease With the Lam
bertville Pottery G ompany and erect for
them buildings and kilns suitable to ear
ry on large business in the manufacture
of crockeryware in our city. There are
more shares needed and daily new sub
scriptions are added to the lists. Those
who have not paid their first instalment
are requested to do SO, that this much
needed enterprise may speedily go into
operation. Let the first instalment be
promptly paid and also those thereafter
called for, that the good work may go on.
"A law passed by the last Legislature
makes it obligatory upon Boards of Free
holders to provide separate place of
confinement for all prisoners under six
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