The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1882-04-19
NEW HOPE AND BUCKS COUNTY, PA.

call at lml5-3l LouDEN's.
NEW HOPE AND BUCKS COUNTY, PA.
Jos. p. Stockton has had q new coat
of paint put on the fence in front of his
residence on Ferry street.
-Johnty Slaughter, of Philadelphia,
was home on a visit on Saturday and
Sunday last
The Eagle boys had their steamer
out ON trial on Monday morning.
Mr. Woodruff, the new foreman at
the Union Paper Mills, moved his family
to this place on Monday This is the
third or fourth foreman this mill has had
since it commenced operations. How
long Mr. w. will stay is not known. We
would advise him not to unpack his goods
While Mr.. John Garrish, of Lambert
vile, was serving store goods in this
place on "Wednesday afternoon last, his
horse became frightened while standing
in front of Odd Fellows Hall, and ran
away. The wagon coming in contact
with tree in front of Joseph Stockton's,
broke the king-bolt and the store goods
took fall. The horse was not injured.
Mr.. Isaac Large has had new fence
built in front of his residence on South
Main street.
The members OF the New Hope Brass
Band will occupy room in Frog Hollow,
back of Kings mill, for the present.
Frogs will be scarce this season.
"A young boy between the ages of 10
and 12 years, Of this place, went into one
of our stores one day last week, and
while the clerk was down cellar, took ten
dollars from the money drawer He was
afterwards found trying to spend the
money, and was made to give it mp. This
ia good beginning for boy of his age.
Mr.. Theodore Devinney left here
yesterday Tuesday for Pennington, to
engage in the restaurant business with
John Stockton, of that place. We wish
Dory success.
Mr.. Samuel Pickering, of New Hope
is agent for the leading organs, and will
sell them on the very lowest terms. Call
at his residence and look at one of them
now on exhibition. m9.tf
The stockholders of the New Hope
Building and Loan Association will meet
at the town hall this "wednesday even
ing.
Sealed proposals for lighting the
street lamps Of New Hope borough, and
furnishing oil, wicks, chimneys aud
matches for one year, commencing May
LIST, 1882, will be received by the Burgess,
G.. c. b. Johns, until the gath day of |
April next.
Mrs j. w. Scarborough, who has
been away on a visit to Boston f)r two
weeks past, returned home on Saturday
of last week
The house occupied by Mr.. VIM. Il.
Ely, on Ferry street, has been greatly I'M
proved by having it weather boarded and
"A large trained bear, of the brown
or cinnamon variety, made its appearance
in our streets on Friday afternoon of last
week, and was put through course of
dancing, rolling head over heels and
otherwise exhibiting the agility of his
bearship, much to the amusement of the
children and terror of the horses.
john Eppler and wife, of Quakertown,
have sailed for Germany, where they will
spend the remainder of their days.
The Catholic Church at Bristol, re-
Gently injured by fire, will be considerably
increased in size during the progress of
repairs.
Government detectives are in this
vicinity examining into the merits of
claimants for pensions.
"A lady travelling under the name of
Madame Celeste has given entertainments
at Yardleyville, Lapghorne and other
down county towns, one feature Of which
is that she initiates the bugle, violin and
other instruments almost perfectly.
Another new mill is to be erected at
Bristol, ON Canal street, adjoining the
Star Mills. 1t will be built by the Bris-
tol Improvement Company, and occupied
by Messrs. Wilson g. Fennimore, of Phil
adelpha, manufacturers of fine paper
hangngs. The building will be large
one with front of from two hundred to
three hundred feet on Canal street,
depth of from sixty to eighty feet, and is
to be finished and ready for occupancy
by the first Of July. Mirror.
The best makes of organs sold on
easy terms by Samuel Pickering Call
and see.
Our friend Ed. Cox, who left this
place a year or more ago, to engage in
the barber business in Stockton, N. j.,
has met SO far with good success. He
tells US that he has moved from his old
stand to a much better and handler place
than before, and is better prepared than
ever to treat his customers. Ed. is an
enterprising young man and deserves to
be successful in his business.
That wonderful Royal st. John Sew
ing Machine for sale or rent, at
m15-8 LouDEE's.