The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1890-09-17
-rhe new Fall styles Of stifr and Soft

Elder Bundy, and told school" Bap-
list minister, will preach this Wednesday,
evening, at 7:So o'clock, at the residence
of Mr.. Asa Heath, on Bridge street.
VIM. H. Martin, of Frenchtown, is
building fine new residence. Capt.
Jas. Bird, of Philadelphia, is the archi-
tect and superintendent.
MIR. Jonathan .. Stout, one of our
oldest citizens. died at the residence of
his son, j. Lyman Stout, In this city, on
Friday last. He was in his 85th year.
Post 90 Band, of this city, will hold
their annual fair and festival during
Thanksgiving week. They expect to of
fer some special attractions.
The Grand Depot of this city, never
before displayed such fine range of Dress
Goods as are being shown at this present
time. See advertisement.
The paper mills in this city are very
busy, with plenty of orders on hand. The
William Mann & Sons mill has been en-
larged to double its former capacity.
r.. j. Burdette has been secured to
deliver lecture in this city October Goth,
for the benefit of the Baptist Church.
Two other lectures are being arranged for,
to follow about month apart.
The P. o. s. of A. Cornet Band, ten
dered serenade to one of their members,
Mr.. Harry Scott, on Cottage Hill, on
Monday evening, he having recently mar
ried.
The NJ. e. Church, New Hope, will
run an excursion to the Switchback on
Thursday, Oct. I'd. This will be one Of
the most charming excursions one can
take, and the tickets are only 81 Chill
dren, $1.o0.
Everything new, fresh and seasonable
for Mems Wear, at Jno. R. Trewin &
Go. g, Cor. Union and Coryell streets.
The Democrats of this city elected
the following delegates on Saturday to the
Congressional Convention, which is held
to-day, at Belvidere 1st Ward-John
Malloy, VIM. F. Mongon, Jr. Sd Ward
Dr. A. l.. ClossoD, L. H. Sergeant, Esq.
No meeting was held in the I'd Ward.
AT the Ward meetings in this city,
last Saturday evening, the following dele
gates were appointed to attend the Repub-
lican Congressional Convention of the
Fourth District, at Somerville, tomorrow
(Thursdayl LIST Ward-James Moon
an I'd Ward-Wm. B. Niece Sd Ward
-Gervas Ely, Clark Pierson.
Randolph Nightingale, son of the late
DR.. II. B. Nightingale, of Rosemont, died
at Denver, Colorado, on Tuesday last,
Three years ago he commenced the study
of medicine, but being afflicted with con-
sumption he was forced to relinquish his
studies. His remains were inferred at
Doylestown' Pa, where his mother re-
sides.
The distribution of tickets and blanks
for the constitutional amendment election
to be held on September S0th, was begun
at the State Secretary's Office last Mon
day. About $50, 1000 ballots have been
printed for the twenty-one counties OF
the State. Three tickets are allowed for
each voter in the State, and they will be
handed out by the County Clerks to the
various townships.
Richard Mcdowell, Esq, of this city,
has recently gotten two patents -one for
q sand box on loco motives, so arranged
as to keep the sand dry at all times and
another for a car window arranged TO
open so that ventilation may be secured
by the occupant of the seat opposite the
window without annoyance to persons
sitting in adjoining seats. We hope
s'there are millions in 1t" for our Master
Mechanic.
--Jno. r. Trewin & Co., are showing
the finest Neckwear, Underwear, Shirts,
Collars, &c. =. 17-3t.
"A convention of New Jersey saloon
keepers, recently held a, Orange, adopted
a resolution asking that the license laws
be so amended as to close the saloons
only from IL o'clock midnight of Saturday
until IL O'Clock noon of Sunday. Not
satisfied with debauching men six days
and nights of the week, they want also
half of Sunday for the business. Like
some other people who want to be con-
sidered more respectable than these sa-
loonists, they are opposed to ''puritani-
cal Sunday"