The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1900-10-31
FROM HE FIRST WARD.

to Freehold last Thursday, To partici.
pate in the annual field day of the Isl
battalion of the ID Regiment
Mr., Markcy has picked from hi,
orchard about 100 bushels of apples
The crop was extra heavy this year
but owing to the dry aud hot weather.
Mt least 500 bushels went to waste.
The Lambertyille Rubber Company
started up ON full time ON Monday
On account of the coal miners strike
and the scarcity of coal, the mill has
been running only four DAYS week
for the past month.
Some lively political arguments arc
nightly held ut the corner of Main and
Swan streets, and the situation Is
thoroughly gone over from South Caro-
lima to the Philippines. OF course, il
is all a ld-to-l argument. That is II
Democrats against your lone cores.
pondent.
The Mann Paper Mill is now about
finished, and by the Appearances from
an outside view IL Il very substantial
building. The tenant house occupied
by Mr.. Bird has also.had thorough
overhauling, with new weather board
ing and new shutters and blinds, ant
now makes neat appearance.
After some pre-arrangements, about
dozen girls at the rubber mill last
Wednesday held n love feast The
menu consisted of baked beans. pre-
served pears, cheese, pickles, white
and brown potatoes, tea, coffee ana
chocolate, cakes and crackers. Il,
simply say that they nil enjoyed them
selves, would hardly do Justice to III,
occasion.
1t IL quite amusing to catch awhiil o
some of the political conversations be
tween two Democrats when they ar,
talking conlidentially TO themselves
They certainly do not fully compre
bend the situation or they could sc,
through the mist which obscures theil
view. The great American people viii
on next Tuesday show to the world
TINT the American flag when once run
up To the breeze il there TO stay.
\. c. Gandey, the regular Republi
can nominee for State Senator. il we'll
known through the county. havine
served full term ms freoholder, to the
satisfaction of both Democrats and Re.
publicans. MIR. Gandey IL thorough
business man. and all those who vote
Tor him Mt the coming election can de
pend upon ii that their vote il cast
Tor man who will fully represent the
people from lluuterdon county. The
First Ward haa n majority (Democra
tic of 800 Nevertheless, Mr.. Gande,
oHcfcame this when elected freeholdcr
and his prospects are favorable To d,
80 again.
Before another issue of THE Recon-
represented To the citizens of Lambert
vile, the great American contest vii
hc settled and the Demoroplie partl
will he wondering iust where they m,
nj We hardly believe Mr.. Bryan
will ever run again; but whoever
runs four years hence will, no doubt
run upon u brandncw issue, and vii
assure You TINT there will be Who'll,
lot of political measures of the aenti
mental kind squeezed into their con
vcntion resolutions and hung ont on
the platform To dry, Among then
should he that the North Pole shnl
not he discovered by any other mal
than n native born American the sam
To become the property of an America
antitrust and to be exempt from taxa
ton for two thousand years. Like
wise, TINT should the equatorial lin
ever be moved, it should he move,
! farther north and the location bocom
the property of Democratic 8yndieat,
Mt once. Tint any political movement
that nSitatos the bowels of the cnrtl
comes under the hcad Of medical treat
mcnt and shall not be ipduIged in by
anybody but graduates of II medica
college, who ARE Registered according
to law.