The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1881-02-23
NEW HOPE AND BUCKS COUNTY, pa.

The iron bridge in New Hope is still ia
dangerous conditions. SIX
The Pleasant Valley Creamery receives
daily about 1900 pounds Of milk.
Mr.. A. b, Stockton has had his billiard
room very nicely painted and papered.
-Chas. Hurley. Of solebury, lost COW by
death from milk fever, few days ago.
| workmen are now engaged putting up
wires for the new telegraph line through New
Hope.
Another change ID The new butcher firm
Of Moore q Kelly, Kelly has bought Moors's
interest.
! The Delaware Division Canal Company
announces dividend of 50 per share, payable
after February IA.
Smokers to the number Of several hundred
were caught at Scarborough's fishery on Sat-
urday of last week.
The store property of j. Watson Case, in
Greeuville, Buck bingham township, has been
leased by Edward Kirk. lie will take pos
session on March / !.
| The agency for the celebrated DOMES-
TIC SEWING MACHINE is now at Moore's
Book Store, where tho machines may be seen,
and bought on accommodating terms.
The Odd Fslloaos' Journal published at
Hulmeville, by w. g. P. Brinckloe, is meet
ing with undated success, having circula-
tion Of about $4,000 monthly.
The congregation and friends of Rev. W.
D. Roberts paid him donation visit at his
residence in Brownsburg on Thursday, the
10th lust. The pastor received numerous
presents Of substantial kind
| --Marmaduke Watson, for years hotel
keeper in Philadelphia, aud we'll known to
people in this vicinity, died in that city on
the 18th inst, at the advanced age of SO years.
His remains were inferred at Solebury, Pa.
Walter Paxson, Solebury carpenter, has
been awarded the contract for building the
Solebury creamery building, his bid being
So, 25350. The highest bid was So, 700. The
building is to be OF stone and to be completed
by June 1st 8
The wife of Superintendent Woodruff,
who sustained a severe fall about six weeks
ago, is still confined to her bed at her home
in Newtown, and is almost utterly helpless,
having little or no power to use her limbs.
She is reported, however, to be slowly i'm
proving.
"A gang of Huugarians to the number of
twenty.six aassed through New Hope on Fri
day ovenin lRst. Thoy were unable to speak
one word of Engliah, but by the writing on
some paper in their possession 1t was found
that they were TN their way to Easton, Pa.
The Hancock pole in front of A. J. Solo
mons hotel, in New Hope, had to be taken
down to make room for the new telegraph
line. We understand it was to have stood
until the 4th of March. What a pity it could
not have stood until after Garfeld's inaugura-
tion !
Mr.. Amos FTillpot, of Tinicum, was shot
in the forehead while carelessly handling a
pistol few days ago. The wound was
probed by a physician to the depth of two
inches or more, but he was unable to extract
the ball. At last accounts he was not expect
ed to recover.
Michael Hollahan, who was killed in the
railroad accident at Rockhill station, on the
North Penn. Railroad, on Thursday of week
before last, was proprietor of the Union Hotel,
~ 49,. O. -. -
at Easton. lie was thirty-fiVe years OF age, ana
was native oil BUCKS county, having oeeh
born at upper blacks haay' where no mas
mother ana sister now hVing' ne leaves
vile and three children.
Unity Lodge, NO. ooo' l. " " - u
new nope heio 'ne'r 'nir'y .h'rd anniversary
Oh MONDAY evening" al tne'r hoage ROOM a
very PHEASANT '''pe was nau' hei'eSn,ne".'
dresses llled up the hours pleasantly Ing
| following programme was fully carried out