The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1889-10-09
NEW HOPE AND BUCKS COUNTY, IA


Cattle in lower Bucks county are dy-
ing in large numbers from form of cpl
zooty.
-Byram quarries arc to be worked
their full working force for the next few
months
An Exchange says: The Reigelsvillc
Adoocate suspended publication after its
first ISSUE
The water-whcels of some mills along
the Delaware near Easlon, were clogged
with cells recently.
Squirrel hunters Of Bucks county, re-
port the lively little game as being quite
numerous this year.
William Tomson, the young man that
shot Aaron Wismer at Bridgeton, has
been released from the Doylestown jail
-Dipthcria is raging in the vicinity of
the Durham furnace with fatal results.
The school at that place has been closed.
The Pennsylvania Board of Pardons
have refused the application for pardon of
DIR. Cox, Of New Jersey, convicted in
Northampton county, Pa, of malpractice
The body of Noodle johnson, little
girl drowned at Easton, several days ago,
has been recovered at Riegelsville, where
it had been carried by tho current in the
Delaware.
The Durham furnace has beat its
record, having made $50 tons of iron in
one week. This is tho largest amount of
iron for any furnace in this section of the
State, where but one stock Is used.
Two car loads of dynamite powder
were used in blast at the Glendon Iron
Company's Quarry, near Easton, Friday
afternoon. A Lafayette College Profess
sor touched Off the blast by electricity.
With the advent of October milk
dealers all over Philadelphia have adj
vanced the retail price of milk from six
cents quart to eight cents. The farmer
also gets slight advance in the wholesale
price Of the commodity.
The 64-acre farm of Isaac B. Terry,
In Warminster, on which was located the
old Tennent Log College, has been pur-
chased by Nathan E. Perkins, of Burling-
ton county, N. j., on private terms. Mr..
Terry takes city property in exchange.
--Ellwood Kramer, of Richlandtown,
and Casper Keck, OF Lahaska, have been
granted pensions by "Uncle Sam," the
former at the rate OF SO and tho latter at
the rate of S. per month. Mr.. Keck will
receive back pension amounting to about
$3.50.
Levi Purcell was arrested at Easton,
Pa, on Wednesday, and identified as the
forger Of the name of Samuel Allen, a
Bucks county pensioner, by which he OBJ
tanned 81, 100 from the Northampton Ma
tional Bank, after having stolen certili
cate of deposit from Allen for TINT
amount.
William b., son of the late John e.
Huey, OF Solebury, and grandson of the
late Cyrus Livezey, fell from freight
train on the b. &, o. Railroad, on which
he was employed, between Pittsburg and
Wheeling, recently, and was Instantly
killed by the train passing over him. His
remains were brought to Carversville for
interment
While Sidney Cadwalader, of Yard
ley, was In the BARRIERS chair last week,
he had an artery of his right forearm bad
| ly cut with the razor. Mr.. Cadwalader
attempted 10 do two things at once
smoke cigar and get shaved. He raised
his hand to take the cigar from his teeth
at the same time the barber was taking
the razor from his face. The arm struck
the keen edge of tho razor. Drs. Lloyd
and Smith were called, and after long
time succeeded Ia taking up and stitching
the artery. Mr.. Cadwaladc lost consid-
cradle blood, aud is still confined 10 his
room. --Langhosne Standard.