The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1889-09-18


Saturday last. The evening meeting was
addressed by Mrs. J. r. Ellis, of Ocean
Grove, N. ].
After the Sd OF February next, the
Constables In all the townships and boz
roughs In Pennsylvania, shall be elected
for term of three years. The same law
applies to the election OF township and
borough Assessors.
Wilson Lovett, of Doylestown town
ship, was attacked by bull in the field
on Sunday morning and narrowly escaped
his life. He was knocked down, his arm
and collar bone were fractured and be was
otherwise injured.
The Bucks County White Ribboners
will send one hundred pounds Of butter
and number OF chickens TO Philadelphia
to assist the ladies there TO entertain the
State Convention, 10 be held In Associa-
ton Hall, October 0 to IL.
The Democratic delegate elections
will be held throughout Bucks county, on
Saturday, September 2lst. Harry Naylor
William Moran and Augustus Schermer-
horne, have been appointed to conduct
the election in New Hope.
The following Bucks connlians have
been drawn to serve as U. s. Circuit iu-
rors, for the October term by Marshal Dill !:
Jesse w. Knight, Amos Shippy, 7. How
ard Atkinson, Spencer w. Buchanan,
Reading B. Slack and Walter r. johnson.
The Bucks county Jail contains thirty
three inmates, all in good health. The
stocking knitting industry continues to
furnish employment for quite number OF
the prisoners. An electric call bell Is be-
ing put 10 the Sheriif's house, SO the War
den may snmmon the Sheriff in case of an
emergency.
The Presbytery of Philadelphia North
has dissolved the pastoral relation be.
tween the Rev. II. g. Gleisser and the
Carversville Presbyterian Church, and
granted him certificate OF dismissal TO
connect himself with the Presbytery OF
indianapolis, Ind, in order that he might
accept call extended by the Etd.ss::sksburg
Church,
Hugh b. Eastburn, ESQ.,, OF Doyles-
town, who was badly disabled about two
months ago in an accident resulting from
horse running away and throwing him
out OF the carriage, siuce which time he
has been obliged to walk on crutches,
again spraincd his ankle by fall at tho
Court House steps on Tuesday evening OF
last week.
Tho open season for game In Penn
sylvania, will be found below: Ducks,
September to May 10; plover, July 10
to January woodcock, July to jan
uary I; pheasant, October | to January
/ /; rail and reed birds, September to
December ! squirrels, September l to
January ! !; rabbits, November TO Janu-
airy ! salmon and trout, April Is to July |
July 10; black bass, June to January / /; |
German carp, September to May l.
Within the last two or three weeks In
tercst has revived In the extension OF the
North East Pennsylvania Railroad from
Breadysvillc to New Hope, after all seri-
Gus thoughts OF building the road on the
north side of Buckingham mountain route
had been abandoned for some time. The
agitation Of the project to build the road
south Of the mountain produced the effect
OF stirring up the north side people, who
now seem likely to get the road. They
have slowly increased their subscription
lists, bringing the amount up nearer to
the $50, 600 mark, but are still long ways
of. II Is now said that the Hatboro peo-
pie are taking hand Ia the matter. They
are anxious to have the road extended as
they hope for considerable increase 10
real estate values therefrom. The major
ity Of the moneyed men of Hatboro and
Huntsville favor the upper route, as il Is
called, and when they begin to put money
into il, the subscription list will take a
big boom upwards. The most important
rnmor OF the week is that Mrs. Gilling-
ham Fell and son, who have a very warm
interest 10 the prosperity Of Bucks county,
have indicated desire to help along the
project, and II this Is true, the railroad Is |
nearer an assured fact than ever before.
Colonel John Jamison and an engineer,
named Hunter, have made careful esti-
mates OF the cost OF both upper and lower
routes. Their estimates are reported to |
show cost OF $29S, 900 for the upper line |
and $328,000 for the lower; difference |
OF $50, 900 in favor Of the upper route.
The Reading Company is quite as anxious
to build the road as ever, and the moment
they have The assurance of the $4,000
stock subscriptions, they will commence
work on the new line. II the people OF
the Buckingham Valley want this road,
they will never have better chance OF
securing it than they now have. - oyles-
toaUn Democrat.
The grocer that sells Tulip Soap CO.
ters to the interests of his customers.