The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1888-10-10
Oysters at THE PEAnL.

Oysters at THE PEARL.
Tulip Soap at G.. j /. FISHERS.
w. W. ROSE sells Tulip Soap.
The tax rate in Alexandria township
this year is $1.10, In Kingwood $1.0O,
and in Franklin S1.94 per hundred.
Jacob R. Smith, of Sandy Ridge, lost
valuable alderney hefer few days ago,
from clover bloat.
Rev. j. J. Summerbell has accepted a
unanimous call of the Milford Christian
Church, and will again become its pastor.
The meeting to choose delegates to
the Republican County Convention will
be held at the Club room, on Saturday
evening" October Goth.
The Republicans, of Pennington,
have organized horse company. They
drilled Tuesday evening of last week, for
the first time.
The ladies of the Baptist Church of
this city, will give an "Orange Supper"
Oct IS and 10. Oysters, chicken, tea,
&C., music and other entertainment. Par
ticulars hereafter.
Another Democratic Club has been
: organized which calls itself the "Jeffer-
sonian Club" 1t meets in the hall over
Peter Smith, Jr.'s saloon, on Church ST.
Al. Burroughs, of the Franklin St.,
saloon, in this city, has organized a
Democratic Club, and 1t has been named
the "Bandanna Club" They claim to
have 81 members.
1T is said that the Democratic county
convention is not to be called until about
the 25th inst. OF course, II candidate
is afraid of bis record, this is a good plan
Otherwise it is not.
The Daily and Weekly Times of New
Brunswick, has been purchased by Sena-
tor Carpenter, of the Clinton IN. Jl
Democrat When he will take posses
sion has not been announced.
The three candidates for Congress in
this district, are all of them Princeton
College men: Nathaniel W. Voorhees,,
Glass of So; Gu. Roe, 20, and Samuel
Fowler, '73.
The Republican Club meets every
Thursday evening, at O'Clock, in the
room over The Record office, A more
general attendance the members at the
regular meetings is desired.
Col. Barbiere, of Doylestown, has
been earnestly requested by Gen. Ma
hone, to take par; in the Republican con-
test in Virginia, and has consented to do
SO. COL Barbiere is an unusually able
speaker on the tariff question
The Hibernia Engine Co., of this
city, are having their engine repaired and
refitted at Austin Green & Sons shops,
on N. Main street. 1t will look like a
new machine when these skilled mechan-
les get through with it.
The Frenchtown Star says ID. M.
Mathews picked thirteen baskets OF
peaches from single tree growing in his
garden on Fifth steeet. The tree bias
probably aggregated fifty baskets Of
peaches the last three years.
The Hunterdon County Historical
Society will hold its annual meeting, fol
hearing annual reports and the election
of officers fof the ensuing year, in the
ensuing year, in the Chapel of the Pres
byterian Church in Pennington, on Sat
urday, October 90, at Il o'clock A. NJ
Mr.. Peter Heath has opened an un-
dertaking establishment at 60 York street,
and has secured the services of a practical
undertaken to assist him. Mr.. Heath ia
well qualified to carry on this business
and will give satisfaction to all who en-
ploy him.
The Rev. ]. II. Boswell, pastor Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church of this city,
will preach next Sunday morning al
1870 o'clock, on the subject, The Des-
truction of the Devils Kingdom, and in
the evening, at 7:S0, subject, Through
the Eye to the Heart The sermon will
be illustrated by large oil paintings. The
first Of course of illustrated sermons
All invited.
The Trenton fair drew out large
crowd, from thirty to forty thousand
having been present on Thursday. Had
it not been for the beer selling and the
gambling on the grounds, its success
would have been perfect, and it would be
worthy of commentator. The buildings
are large, handsome and the display was
fine and extensive.
You can now get DR.. Readings
Tooth Powder at his Office, from bis
original formula. sept.5
The New Hope Republican Club il
wide awake and is doing effective service
Almost every Tuesday evening some ons
speaks In it's rooms. Last evening Col
Barbiere spoke.
The speech OF Col. Barbiere was an IN
usually fine one. 1t. was a strong pre-
sentation Of the Republican side of thu
tariff issue, and the question was present
ed in an eloquent, witty and logical man
ner.
do not be induced to take some othel
soap when you cail for Tulip which Y
the best made.