The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1889-10-02
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pillow cases made In TIT.
There are at present 1740 inmates
SS8 male and s52 female-at the hospital
for the insane, Norristown.
| IL. ]. Andres, Of Quakcrtown, has
started weekly paper at Reigelsville, to
be known as the Reigclsville ADVOCATE.
DIR. John S. Thornton, of New Hope,
is dangerously sick with some brain trou-
BILE. His recovery is believed to be doubt
full.
Calvin F. Heckler, Esq, of Quaker
town, has been appointed district prcsi-
dent for Bucks county of the Patriotic
Order of Sons of America.
"A silver dollar of 1906, almost as
bright as the day it was coined, was found
buried near stump In boat-yard at
Yardley few days ago by VIM. Derry.
-Elgin Fell, of Centre Bridge, who &C
cidentally shot himself in the knee with a
revolver about four months ago, and has
since suffered from blood poisoning, is
still confined to his bed.
Father Stommel win soon leave his
church at boy lestown for wider field of
usefulness, and will be succeeded by Jas.
G. Monahan, now first assistant at st.
Elizabeth, Philadelphia.
DIR. Isaac NJ. Birkey, of Bristol, Pa,
writes to Mayor Grant of New York, ask
ing him TO invite esquire Henry, of
Bucks county, lineal descendant OF
Patrick Henry to deliver an Grafton at
the Worlds Fair.
"A history Of the Frclz family, who
emigrated from Europe and settled in
Bucks county at an early day, is being
compiled by A. J. Fretz, of Milton, N, j.,
with an Introductory by ]. Freeman Hend-
Kicks, A. NJ, of Doylestown.
What is that which is an enemy to
dirt In any form, and friend to every
thing and everybody else Tulip Soap.
Under the school laws OF Pennsyl-
vania teacher is responsible for the con-
duct of pupil from the time 1t leaves its
home for school, and ends when Il returns
to Its pare,tal roof in the afternoon. In
many casck the responsibility is very
great.
AT the Democratic County Convention
held at Doylestown, on Monday OF last
week, Henry Lovctt, OF Falls township,
was nominated for County Treasurer;
Benjamin Schuyler, OF Doylestown, Dircc-
tor Of the Poor; William j. Brennan, Of
Warwick, Coroner; Henry p. Ely, OF
Buckingham, County Surveyor.
Mrs. John Neefr, of Mechanics Val
ley, in Buckingham, is in many respects
a most remarkable woman. Although ~
| yearsSf age she In one day recently cut
and shocked SO shocks of corn from morn
ing unVfi noon, and in the afternoon she
walked to Doyleslown, distance OF two
miles, and home again. Bucks County
Mirror.
Ben Butler advises young men who
wish to get rich to invest their money in
improved real estate and Tulip Soap.
The Bucks County Republican Con
vention, held at Doylestown, on Monday,
nominated the following ticket Treasur-
or, G. G. B. Johns, New Hope; Coroner,
DIR. James Patterson, Bristol township !;
Surveyor, John Ommeren, Quakertown I;
Director of the Poor, Aaron M. Leather
man, Plumstead. Delegates to the State
Convention, DR.. Joseph Thomas, Quaker
town; Elias Eastburn, Buckingham, and
Elwood w. Minister, Bristol borough.
Mrs. Mary Debrow, wife of Edward
Debrow, Jr., of New Hope, was found
dead In her home, adjoining Parsons
Grove, last Wednesday afternoon. Her
brother visited her house about half-past
2 O'Clock and found her lying upon the
floor, her body still warm. Deputy Coro-
ner II. b. Schermerhorn was at once call
ed, who empaneled the following jury !:
Harry Naylor, William Lippencott, Mar
tin Johnson, A. J. Solomon, Jos. Pickett
and Edward Cox. DIR. X. G. Foulkc,
who examined the body, and others, tes-
titled, and the jury returned verdict of
death from premature labor. Mrs. De-
brow's husband is boatman and was alb
sent from home, and she had been living
alone. She had been married about two
years. Her funeral took place on Satur-
day, from st. Martins Church.
"A Rochester girl has over 100 sets of
cards, which she has received for Tulip
Soap wrappers. They are said to be the
handsomest collection of cards in the
state, and she was recently offered $25
. for them.
-Canvassers along the route OF the ex.
tension from Hartsville to New Hope have
made report to Henry ID. Paxson, Of the
amount on their respective papers. The
whole list on Saturday footed up 500, 800
The local subscription, itemized, shows
the following amounts New Hope, $40,
300; Solcbury, $13, 100; Lahaska, So, 400
, Holicong, $11,s50; Centreville, 1000
Squire Cooper's paper, $4,000; Jamei
Commands paper, $1,000; Comfy Wood
mans paper, 1000; Charles Wilkinson
paper, $1,000; G. w. Rubinkam's paper
> 1880; Hatboro, ~, 900. 1t will be seer
: that New Hope has increased her sub
, scrlption over two thousand dollars, with
in few days, while Solebury and Holi
cong have made creditable increase
. Some other papers also show an addition
, Hon. !. N. Evans, John Cooper, Esq
and Albert s. Paxson, Esq, accompanied
contractor over the entire line of th,
proposed road last Friday. The latte