The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1880-09-15


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raised from taxation, as il win then be done
how viii We manage to bear the burden il
our state Of destitution, as American work
ingmen? NJ
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4 QurTE SICK. "A. B. johnson, Esq, Of New
Hope, is verysiols, We are sorsyAto state.
B. q L. AssocIATIoN.--T monthly meet
ing of the New Hope Building s. Loan Asso
citation, will be held this "Wednesday even
ing. yxw
CATHOLIC WoRsHrrEns. The newly-ap
pointed priest holds services on Sundays Al
private houses in New Hope.
GAREIELp BOYS. The Garfield boys o.
New Hops are getting ready to have pole
raising and show little of tic enthusiasm Of
their fathers.
PRESIDING ELDERsHIP Rev. James Gun
bingham, of Bristol, has been selected b,
Bishop Harris, and appointed to the charge Of
the Lehigh District of the Phila. Conference,
in place Of DR.. Chaplain, lately deceased.
BALD EAaLE.-A bald eagle, measuring
something over six feet from tip to tip of the
wings, was shot at Gainesville, a few DAYS
ago, by Elwood Dudbridge. sgsY
49, 80
CUTTING CoRN.-Farmers are already cut
ting their early corn, which promises good
yield of both grain and fodder.
CoRoSEn.-It is announced that DR.. W. s.
Janney is to be the Republican nominee for
coroner of Phila. Dir. Janney is a son of VIM.
Janney Of Newtown tsp.
BUSINESS. understand that Jonas
Fretz, of Lumberville, is about to re-engage
In the mercantile business at the old William
Balderston store atLahaska. !.
INJURED MIR. Albert Lively, of Centre
Bridge, fell from a key of nails, few days
ago, and hurt himself considerably.
SoLEBURY FARMERS CLUB.--The Solebury
Farmers Club had 10000 pounds of grain,
fruit, vegetables, &C., entered for exhibition
at the Penna. State Fair.
AWNING FoUNp.-The large awning re-
Gently stolen from the New Hope Chapel has
been found, we learn, at Hendricks Island,
where it has been serving the purpose of a
covering for tramps.
-Alarge lot Of toilet soaps very cheap,
ust received at Bosenbury's Pharmacy. n.12.
CoRNET.-A cornet recently introduced in
to the M. E. Church at Bristol is said to be
making discord in the congregation. One OF
the members calls the instrument Ga little
brass devil" Frankfort Avenue M. e. Church
has one and sometimes two comets in its
choir.-Newtoson Enterprise
sURrRIsE VIsIr. -Almafne w. Briggs and
Joanna, his wife, living near Buckmanville,
were agreeably surprised on Wednesday by
the visitation Of a number of their relatives
and friends in the role of surprise parity
This was the occasion Of their tenth marriage
anniversary.
Canary Seeds, 5 pounds for IS cts, at
Bosenbury's Pharmacy. n. 10.
CHURCH REcoeNizED. "A council of TWEEN
ty- six persons eleven OF whom were minis
tiers, met on the Goth ultimo. at Bushngton
and recognized small body of worshipers as
a regular Baptist Church organization. Eff
teen or twenty more were expected to soon
unite with them. Rev. c. r. Frame of the
Solebury Church, will have charge of the new
congregation.
--Jardine's Arabian Horse and Cattle Pow
der. The best Condition Powder in use, price
IS cts. For sale at Central Drug Store, Al
N. Union street. g.sa j. 2s.
CIRCUS. The Newtown Enterprise says -
John O'Brien, the well.known circus manag
Ell, has paid the debt on his farm IN Upper
Wakefield, and it has again comeinto his pos
Summer campaign, when portion of his
stock will be sent to the farm for the Winter.
O'Brien has met with many reverses of for
tune, but generally manages to get along in
some shape.
PoLITIcAL.-The colored Republicans held
meeting at Langhorne Park, on Saturday
last w. d. Forten and Isaiah Wears were
the speakers.
The claim Of the Democratic party to the
support of the voters of the Nation was adj
vocated, on Wednesday evening last, at the
Democratic headquarters, in New Hope, by
VIM. WEIGH, W. p. Miller and f. D. Scar
borough.
On Tuesday evening of last week, r. e.
Kohl, of New Hope, made a campaign speech
to the colored Republicans of Centreville.--
He made good impression, doubtless, upon
his colored hearers.