The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1888-10-17
J. A. BULLOCK, Secretary.


the Club Room, in this city, next Satur-
day evening, at s o'clock.
MIR. Stacy B. Bray, of this city, spoke
at Democratic meeting at Kingwood
last week. He aud M. L. Trimmer, of
this city, will speak at Riugoes this week
The Democratic County Convention
will be held at Pennington, on Nor day,
Oct. goth. The township meetings to
choose delegates will be held on Saturday,
Oct. 9th.
MIR. John B. 0pdyke, aged rs years,
well known resident of Alexandra
township, died on the 7th inst. Mr.. OPP
dyke was one of the oldest residents Of
that section, and had lived for many
years on farm near Everittstown.
Some of the pavements in this city
are in bad condition. Why do not the
Street Committee require property own
ors to keep these pavemenis in repair.
Let the committee take walk about the
town and see The pavemeuts.
The Democratic meeting at Stockton,
last evening, hasn't increased the harmo-
ny between the Roe and Fowler factions.
One of the speakers denounced Fowler as
seducer, diunkard, bar-room hummer,
etc. Naturally, the Fowler men are in
dignant.
To morrow Thursday and Friday
evenings the ladies of The Baptist Church
Of this city will give an "Orange Supper"
ID lie lecture room. Tickets for supper,
including admission, will be 20 cents.
Extras, such as fried oysters, chicken
salad, ice cream, cakes, &c, will also be
on sale.
The body of Thomas Stafford, of
New Hope, was found in the canal near
the acqueduct in that borough last Thus
day morning. He had been intoxicated
the night before, and it is supposed he
became bewildered aud walked into the
canal. He was blacksmith by trade and
was about As or AS years old.
Some of Mrs. Partington's relatives
must live in Lambertville. A man told
Gen. Van Camp night or two since
that he had more enthusiasticism than
any man in town, and he further remark
ed when the Democratic boys were para
ding that it was only the Juniper"
Ijunior] Club.
Extensive improvements are being
made to the tobacco and cigar store and
residence Of j. B. Kline, corner of Bridge
and Commerce streets. where the masons,
carpenters and painters have put an en-
tirely new appearance on the property.
Jake is never satisfied unless he is
going ahead
The well know ga Horse Blanket
has been reduced in price. Big line to
select from at
Oct Tiff VAN HORN Bros.
The Republicans Of this city, wheth-
er members Of the club or not, are invited
TO call at the club room, over THE RECORD
Office, any evening during the week. The
regular meeting night of the clab is
Thursday, at 5 o'clock. As the campaign
is closing, it is important that all MEM
bers of the club attend these meetings, as
business Of Importance needs to be trans
acted.
The Junior Democratic Marine Corps
ian organization of boys dressed in sailor
suits) paraded on Monday evening, ac-
companied by the Jeffersonian Club, and
presented pretty appearance. On Tues
day evening the same clubs went on an
extra TO Stockton to attend the meeting
at that place. A large number Of our
town Democrats accompanied them.
The Republican Club Of this city, ac-
companied by their drum corps, went on
an extra train to Stockton last Satur-
day evening to attend the Republican
meeting at that place. About two hun
bred and City persons were on the train.
The Republicans Of Delaware are wide
awake and the meeting was one of the
largest ever held there.
Last Wednesday evening large Re-
publican meeting was held at Holcombe
Hall. Gen. Daniel p. Baldwin, Of Indi-
ana, who was announced to speak, did not
s'materialize." but his place was well
filled by Howe Call, Esq, Of New Hamp.
shire. Mr.. Call stamped Ohio four years
ago for Cleveland and Indiana eight years
ago for Hancock. The tariff issue forced
him over 10 The Republican ranks. He
made polished, argnmensatiye and elo-
quent speech, and was closely listened TO
We don't often mix up in matters
that do not concern US, but we consider
Tulip Soap the very best IN market.