The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-07-02
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/ SICKNESS. Rev. L. B.. Brown, formerly I
of New Hope,) now pastor of the Newtown
NJ. E. Church, has been quite sick.
! ScHooL.--on Friday last, the New Hope
public school closed for the usual Summer Va
cation.
! Ok TRIAL.-The Eagle steamer, Of New
Hope, was out on trial last Tuesday even
ing.
REIIoious.-Rev. Mr.. Read, Of Phila,
preached in the New Hope NJ, E. Church on
Sunday morning underwriting.
The singers of the above church are prac-
tcing for the purpose of holding ''praise
meeting," within few weeks Time
DEER PARK The new stockholders of the
Deer Park, of which Dr.. John S. Thornton,
of New Hope, is President; purpose reducing
the expenses of the association by selling off
about thirty acres of the land and disposing
of the deer and other animals.
close of this month the Bucks County Intel
Iigencor will return to its former state, and
will be issued weekly instead Of bi-weekly as
at present. The paper shows the lack Of Dar-
lington's presence.
REooyEHINa.-Dan obinger, of New
Hope, who had one Of his legs badly mashed
in the machinery at McCready's paper mill,
Lambertville, few days ago, is now slowly
recovering from the injuries sustained. He
has had to use orutehes for a few days past
In THE RIvEK.-It Is little amusing to
see person lose his balance and drop very
unceremoniously out of a boat into the river
There was occasion for good laugh, from
the above cause, at one Of our New Hope
friends, few days ago. When he came out
of the water his clothes were wet, of course
LARGE OwL.-A few days ago; willie Mrs.
Henderson Horn, of New Hope, was out in
raspberry patch not many miles distant from
her home, she found large owl that measur-
ed four feet and six inches from tip to tip of
Its wings. The bird was then nearly dead,
aud died soon after it was found.
SaAtt FRuIT.z Mr.. Phillip Lair, of Sands
Corner, Soebury, has q very fine crop of
choice cherries of different varieties.
MIR. B. Frank Oliver, Of Spring Valley, also
has an abundant yield of cherries oil his prem
ises. He will sell great many at fair prices
during this seasons " cherry time.' Mr.. Oh
liver raised 100 quarts of as fine Strawberries
as this section is capable of producing.
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TRAMPs-.Davis and Michner of Doyles-
town have returned from their tfanip into the
interior of the state in time to escape the rig
ors of the tramp law. They are not SO en-
thusastc in the business as to make tramp
ing profession, and the county seat will not
lose good newspaper man and first class
lawyer
JUVENILE CL&ssIcs.-Beautiful largo type,
beautifully bound editions of I" Arabian
Nights - and Robinson Crusoe,v for 80 cts.
each, and of " Bunyan's Pilgrims Progress
and "Travels of Baron Munchausen," for
so cents each, have just been published by
the American Book Exchange, 55 Beekmau
street, New York.
APPOINTED. Isaiah Kitchener, v. g.; and
Watson p. Magill, of Solebury, Dir. John p.
Edge, of Chester, and Samuel Connolly, of {
Montgomery Co., have been appointed by {
Governor Hoyt to act in conjunction with DIR.
G. B. Michener the Veterinary Surgeon of
the Board, in an attempt to ascertain the
cause, cure or prevention of abortion among /
dairy stock.
SUBSTANTIAL RESPECT John beats {
and Wife, of New Hope recently married
pair, employed in The LambertviIle Rubber q
Works, were, few days ago, the recipients {
of substantial token of respect and friend :
ship. The hands employed in the i" Cutting i
Room purchased and presented them with J.
new set OF glass and china table ware, Y
knives, forks, spoons, &C. Such generosity !
is worthy Of praise. !
PEDEsTRIANIsM During the past few +
days; two colored walkers" from Trenton, g
have been about New Hope and been giving $
some exhibitions of their ability to 81 foot it, =
On Saturday evening, in walking costume, on /
Main ST., lin the style of go as you please'') t
they covered ten miles in one hour and b
fifty minutes. In race with one of the above 7
pedestrians, Samuel Haney, of New Hope. '
walked so yards while the other fellow ran h
100 yards.
Y. Il. S.--The Woman's Rights ques- a
tion was not discussed by the Y. M. L. s., of !.
New Hope, last Tuesday evening. The ev- i
eninOs session was gIeut in adOptino the N