The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1889-07-31


damaged by the storm, recently, has been
repaired.
Harry G. Mathews has been appointed
postmaster at Pineville, vice Seth G. Van
Pelt, deceased.
-Elgin Fell, young man Of Centre
Bridge, recently shot himself in the knee
while hunting bullfrogs.
John Wildonger, aged 66 years,
hanged himself at Erwina, yesterday, be-
cause Of domestic troubles.
Rev. r. B. Lynch viii preach his an
nual harvest home sermon at the Tinicum
Church, Aug. Sd, in the forenoon.
Two imposters, selling a preparation
to remove wrinkles and freckles, have
been dupiug number of Doylestowners.
Burroughs Kitchener, of Doylestown,
has bought the farm of Wynkoop McNair,
in Buckingham, including crops, imple-
ments, etc.
MIR. John Pidcock has been appointed
postmaster at New Hope. Mr.. p. is a
competent man, and is deserving of the
appointment.
Peter Defesco, of Wilburtha, N. j.,
has bought the Henderson property at
Centre Bridge and viii open stone quar-
ry on the place.
Mamie Hofford, Point Pleasant lass
of eleven years, is most expert at bass
fishing. Recently she took one from the
river that weighed four pounds.
MIR. Harry Darrah, OF Doylestown,
(formefly a grocery clerk, at Centreville,)
has accepted position as Manager of
large grocery store in Philadelphia.
"A Bucks county farmer says he pre-
vents his cows from jumping fence by
cutting off their lower eyelashes. This
makes the fence appear three times higher
than it is.
"A short time ago, Mabel, little 4.
year-old child of Joseph Ringer, of Green's
buru come near LOSING her life from ont.
inp ..sour clovern ,hat she had caihered
about the yard.
In the absence of the Law and Order
Society, the Burgess of Newtown has di-
rected the Constable to arrest all persons
seen DRINK obstrpo,;no the s;dewalka or
heard swearing IN The nnhlic s,ree,s
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-lhe SAFE Oh Inc personal properly OF
Vhariiy oumstone, IN iinicum township,
recently attracteu large number Oh peo-
pie, ana the pidding was iveiy. Ihere
were NUMBER OF Teics' among tnem pe-
ing several homespnn nnen sheets, taDie
covers, quil1s' etc'' woven hundreu
years ago ny members OF the Sumstohe
FAMILY
The foundation of the famous old
'Log College" at Hartsville, Bucks coun-
W, WHERE In l12o' began the educational
WORK OF tue Presbyterian ohufch IN 'hls
country VIII DC htlingly commemora1ed
on september o, wnen president ration,
OF Inc Oohege Oh new Jersey, ana ex-
propriale addresses
Under an act passed by the last Penn
sylvania Legislature veterans whose names
were on Il rolls of their respective or
CARNATIONS previous to and on July l, 2
or 8, 1868, arc entitled to free transporta
tion from their homes In Pennsylvania to
Gettysburg and return upon the occasion
OF the dedication of the Pennsylvania
monuments on the Gettysburg battlefield.
The expense of their transportation is to
be borne by the State, and veterans are
privileged to remain to Gettysburg not
less than one week, and may stop off at
any station on the way. Adjutant General
Hastings is authorized to provide the
necessary blanks to veterans.
Two gentlemen from Pineyille were
In Doylestown Thursday morning, solicit
ing subscriptions for railroad from
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