The Lambertville record., 1888-11-07
WEDNESDAY,, NOV. I. 1888.
Oysters at THE PEARL.
Tulip Soap at G. J. FrsHER's.
=" Bye, free-trade baby,
Rock it, Grover, tenderIy.''

tulip soap at Z, FISHERS.
1t Bye, free-trade baby,
Rock it, Grover, tenderly.
Rev. @. H. Thomas, of Philadelphis,
has accepted call to the First Baptist
Church Of Chester, Pa.
=" The Pearl Mince-M Meat, our own
make, for sale at the Restaurant, or at
the house, on Ferry street. now
-Chrysanthemum Show at Stryker Lii
brary, Saturday afternoon and evening,
Nov. 10th Admission 10 cents.
The Black Giant Betting Company
of Yardley, Pa. has been sold by the
Sheriff to the First National Bank of
Newtown, Pa, for $4,000.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the First
Baptist Church of this city will hold
bazaar and fair, beginning on Tuesday,
December 11th. and continue during the
week.
Owing to the absence of quorum,
there was no meeting of the Common
Council on Monday evening last, An
adjournment was made to Monday even-
ing of next week.
The ladies of the First Presbyterian
Church of this city expect to hold
supper, in the basement of the church,
on the evenings of November 2ist and
22d. Further particulars later.
Two First Ward Democrats were
discussing the Mills bill earnestly, when
one of them remarked, If there is such
big surplus, why don't they pay off the
Mills bill. and stop tho fuss about it?
--onr Republican Pioneer Club visited
Frerchtown last Friday evening and took
part in the large parade at that place.
About five hundred were in line and our
boys report that they had very pleasant
trip.
Don't forget the Chrysanthemum
Show and Festival at the Stryker Library
rooms, Saturday afternoon and evening
of this week.
Our Republicans were exceedingly
iubilant early this morning. They para
ded our streets with flags, and the blow
ing Of horns and the continuous shouts
of the marchers were as continuous as
they were boisterous.
What's the matter with your cheek,
Sambo ?'' "Nrffin, boss, only Jack Cub
bins done washed il wiz Tulip Soap an
tuck de black all off. belve dat soap
would take de stain out Nv mans char
acter, il am SO penetrative y
The election in this city passed of
quietly. A large vote was polled il
every ward. A part of the anti Fowler
element of the Democratic party wal
turned over to Fowler at the last mo
ment. so that the Roe vote is light e
what it was expected.
The home made mince meat manu-
factured by Van Solver, and for sale a
''The PEARL restaurant, is first-class, Al
we discovered by testing some of h
mince pies. By buying the home-mad'
article, you are sure of getting it of pur
ingredients, made in a cleanly manner
"A Basket Meeting of the Women
Foreign Mission Circles of the Centra
New Jersey Baptist Association will b,
held in the Pennington Baptist Churcl
on Thursday, the sth inst. Mrs. DIR
Luther, of Philadelphia, is expected t.
give an address. Sessions begin at 10:1
A. NJ. and 2 P. NJ. All interested ar
cordially invited.
james Hickey, of Glen Gardner, i
this county, brakeman on the Jerse
Central Railroad, stepped between
lumber car and coal car at Hampto
junction, on Monday night of this week
to couple them. The lumber proiecte
and crushed his head to shapeless mas
as the cars came together. Ee was foun
dead in standing position.
-Uriah Larue, of Pennington, ha
his leg broken on Monday night Of las
week by his horse stepping upon i
Mr.. LarEs wns about backing the hors
out from the County Hotel sheds, whe
in some way he fell under the horse an
il stepped on his leg, breaking the bons
Twice before in about year Mr. Laru
has had the same leg broken, once by
horse kicking him and once by fall o
the ice.
The Rev. j. James Baker, a retire
Baptist minister, aged 80 years, die
suddenly of heart disease, last Frida
evening, at his home in Plainfield. Fl
leaves a widow, four sons and fou
daughters. He was native of Ene
land and his last charge was at Mar
boro. Some years ago he was pastor
tine Church at Sandy Ridge. in tn
county, and supplied the Lambortvil
Baptist Church for some months. Il
was the father of William H. Bake
druggist of Clinton.
The following attractions appear
Trenton's beautiful new theatre, Iayit
Opera House, during November, viz
November 7th, Neil Burgess, in ''Tl
County Fair ~ 9th and 10th, San Fra
cisco Minstrels, with Saturday matinee
18th, Held by the Enemy !" lot
10th and 18th, Peck Bad Boy" vii
Saturday matinee 10Th, Shadows
a Great City \" 22d, 2sd and oath. Ha
Ions " Fantasma. with Saturday m
tinee 26th, Keep it Dark I" Thank
giving afternoon and evening, Novemb
29th. Annie Pixley Both, Kellar.
In addition to beautiful display
chrysanthemums, there will be on So
ice cream, cakes and candies, at the Str