The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1888-10-31
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w. W. RosE sells Tulip Soap.
The Democratic clubs of this city
will parade on Saturday evening of this
week.
soldiers, do not forget that Andrew
T. Connet is comrade Of the late war.
Give him lift.
"A semi-annual dividend of five per
cent. has been declared by the New
Hope Delaware Bridge Company.
-R. X. Niece, of Barbertown, had his
pocket picked while returning from the
Mount Holly Fair. Loss about $40.
Vote for N. w. Voorhees, for Con-
gress. He is worthy man and will
make capable representative. DoN'r
TRADE.
Mr.. Baldwin. of Baptisttown, in this
county, picked several boxes of large,
ripe blackberries from his vines last
eek.
The Democrats of New Hope will
hold mass meeting and parade on
Monday evening Of next week. Visiting
clubs have been invited.
Mr.. William Mechlin, one of Alexan-
dria's best known and most highly es-
teemed citizens, died at his home on the
18th inst, of apoplexy.
Don't fail to vote for Bush for State
Senator; Connect for County Clerk, aud
Hayhurst for Assembly. Vote the whole
ticket.
If the Republicans of the various
townships have not made provision for
watching the polls and getting the full
vote out, let them do it at once.
Our county ticket is anrexcellent one,
and there is no reason for not supporting
the WHOLE TICKET. Every man on 1t
will honor his party by his election. Don't
trade Of.
w. F. Hayhurst Esq, our candidate
for Assembly, deserves not only the vote
of every Republican, but complimenta-
ry vote from his neighbors and friends Of
the Democratic party.
james G. Martin, Esq, the respected
father of AssembIyman VIM. H. Martin,
OF Frenchtown, died at his residence in
Little York last Wednesday morning, at
the ripe old age of SO years.
The old paint mill at Annandale, in
this county, is to be operated by Penn
sylvania parties. who have ordered new
machinery and will begin work as soon
as it arrives.
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 Dist and
22d. Further particulars later.
The third annual Chrysanthemum
show for the benefit of Stryker Library
will take place Saturday afternoon and
evening, Nov. 10th, 1888. Home made
candy, ice cream and cake In abundance.
Admission ten cents.
MR.. VIM. A. Shepherd, formerly of
Rosemont, left Lambertville on Wednes-
day, for Zion, Cecil county, Maryland,
where he expects to make his future
home. He expects to engage in the mer-
camille business.
John Sherman, of Stockton, attempts |
TO answer DR.. Hanlon's able tariff letter
in last weeks Clinton Home Visitor.
That is all right. 1t amuses John, and
leaves DIR. Hanlon's arguments UNI
touched.
Peter Van Arsdaie, of Readington,
had fifteen. months old bay col: stolen
on Saturday night, Goth inst, from his
premises. The colt was led off behind
buggy and tracked to near Midtown,
where all trace was lost.
M. L. Trimmer, Esq, of this city, |
spoke at large Democratic meeting at
Ringoes, last Tuesday evening and made
one of his ablest speeches. He also spoke
at Sergeantsville last Saturday. Mr.. |
Trimmer is the leading Democratic ora.
tor Of ln's section
"A Republican Pioneer Club was or
ganized IN this city last week, and made
its first parade last Friday evening. The
officers are-Captain' George Hort; First
Lieutenant FRANK 0cnepier; SECOND Lieu
tenant Sa"ue' MOON iaey presented
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