The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-05-02


NEW HoPE AVID BUcKs COUNTY, "a.
EB A. B. johnson, Esq, has built quite
commodious porch in front of his store, in
New Hope.
as In repairing Mr.. Wallace Parsons
house, in soebury, a carpenter named Piersol
Busy, on Friday last, fell distaueeof TWEEN
ty-five feet. lie landed on mellow ground, in
the garden, and escaped injury.
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sB- Bush, Jr., of New Hope, it appears,
has gotten to himself quite reputation as an
architect He glories in having built ioxls
livery-stable, during the past few days and
other large contracts are yet in waiting
e That tow-path foot-race between Pat
rick German and Jas. Blanch, IN New Hope,
few days since, was q laughahie affair. Cor
man, 1t is said, easily carried the 'sheat -
and cigars-rby two Or three lengths.
E Mrs. Carey Gordon, of Solebury, has
been suffering for 4 number Of days past With
a severe attack ofsinall-pox. We are inform
ed that she Is now improving, and will prob
ably recover. The disease is supposed to have
been contracted in Philadelphia
BE- Mrs. George A. Cook is making her
residence additionally attractive this Spring
by one of the finest floral exhibits in tho vi
entity Her botanical tastes are commendable.
Mrs. DIR. j. w. scarborough's collection is al
so one of rare beauty.
House Cleaners---Shamalia sells Insect
Powder by ounce or pound cheapest way to
buy it; warranted pure. Moore's Drug
Store. a. A, tt.
Gg- Mr.. Mahlon Atkinson, has purchased
Of Miss Mary Ann Lambert plot Of ground
adjoining Slack & Bro s store, in New Hope,
and is about oabuid n barn thereon. The
building will be frame one and will be used
principally in the interest of the Agricultural
Works. 3e k
sY- Yesterday Tuesday was the day APP
pointed by the County Commissioners to meet
at their Office in Doylestown, and hear APP
peals from assessments from New Hope.
Doylestown Borough, Doylestown Township,
Warrington, Warminster and Warwick.
tB- It is expected that after two or three
weeks, Divine worship will be held every Sun
day in What is known as the " Free Christian
Church, near Brownsburg, Pa, under the
leadership Of Matthias Hagerman, of the La
haska N. e. Church. 4,
eag~ Minors are at work digging for ore on
the property known as Patterns Farm, near
Paxson's Corner, in Solebury. Some of the
mineral found has been analysed by sklllfuf
chemists and has proved to contain a small
portion of gold, silver and copper. 1t is
thought that rich vein of silver has been
reached.
DRESS SHIRTS WHITE AND COLOR
ED FOR 75c., $1.00, $l.25, $l.50, AT LEES
VARIETY STORE, AS GREENE ST., TRENTON,
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az On Tuesday evening, the regular
monthly meeting Of the Eagle Fire Company,
of New Hope, was held at the Engine House
The principal item of business transacted was
an election of Foreman. Dallas Robbins was
elected to fill the Office
In the evening, before the above meeting,
the steamer was given its monthly trial. II
worked admirably.
g1y- AS AIr John Magee was driving a
spirited horse down Bridge street, New Hope,
on Friday last, the animal became unmanage-
able and ran furiousIy with him for some dis
lance. The river bridge was entered, on the
wrong side, and almost its entire length was
traversed, at dangerous rate of speed, before
the steed could be checked. No heavy col
Flisions were made OH the bridge, and as it oc-
Cured while no teams were in that drive, no
serious results attended the affair.".
Don't forget that Il Tobias, One Price
Clothier, has removed to the store corner
Union and Bridge ST., under the Beacon
office. Give him a call. "A.
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ssy- The members of the Mount Moriah A.
M. e. Church, Of New Hope, bought the
church edfice, advertised to be sold at sher-
in's sale q few weeks since, and will hold
their first quarterly meeting, as a severed
body from the A.. M. e. Conference, on Sun.
day next. They are now under the ursdic-
tion OF the PHILADELPHIA Annual Conference.
Rev. b. II. sandcrlin has an oversight over
the body.
Ladies' Cloaks, Coats and Dresses, chi
and made to order at short notice, at Mrs. M
w. Cooley's. d6'tf
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G5Y" A few days since the fishermen al
Scarborough's fisheries caught two looms in
their sbad nets. The loon COLUMBUS gtacialis,