The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1890-01-08
NEW HorE AND BUCKS COUNTY, IA.

"A Farmers Institute will be held at
Riegelsville sometime in February.
The Durham Iron Works have ad-
vanced the wages of their employees ten
per cent.
Congressman Yardlcy has recon-
mended James W. Bartlett as the incom-
ing postmaster at Doylcstown.
The Bucks County Almhouse can
boast of having the largest bull in the
county, its weight being over 2,400
pounds.
Tulip Soap has rapidly gone to the
front rank among our stores. 1t sells be-
cause It gives satisfaction to the user.
--Thirty-seven prisoners arc now con-
fined in Doylestown Jail. Sunday religi-
Gus services are held there regularly by
George Hunt.
by order of the Delaware Division
Canal officials oil persons are forbidden to
cut ice on the canal without first obtain
ing permission to do SO.
Thieves entered the dwellin, OF Har-
vey Daniels, in Taylorsville, ON Friday
night last, and helped themselves to all
the cdibles found available.
The firm of Walton & Worthington,
merchants at Carversville, have dissolved
partnership. The firm hereafter will be
known as Walton & Pickering.
An effort is being made in Solebury
to establish library for one of the public
schools, and those interested in the enter
prise are arranging for course of Ice
lures.
One of the bridges at the Durham
Iron Works, broke down last Wednesday,
throwing arloadcd with heavy castings,
into the river. Work was delayed by the
accident until Saturday.
Better late than never. If you have
gone all these years without Tulip Soap,
buy some at once and be happy.
Two parties from New Hope sue
ceeded in getting about fifty terrapin
from Durham creek, recently. On the
shell of one of them was cut the figures
1741. II this is correct, 1t will take some
boiling.
Two of tue oldest physicians OF Phil
adelpha are Bucks county men. These
are Lewis Rodman, born in Bensnlem in
1907. G. p. Keichline is the other, and
he was born in 1910. Ho has practiccd
for fifty-thrce years.
Roy. MIR. Miller arrived at Point
Pleasant on Wednesday of last week, and
took charge as pastor OF the church. His
family will follow him later on. The par
sonage has been repaired and put in CON-
plete order TO receive them.
/ The contents OF Moses Johnson's bar
Der shop, at Langhorne, was sold recently
at Constable's sale by Jonathan Kirkbride,
for non settlement of rent. The entire
outfit brought only $l.08, while the ex-
pense of holding the sale amounted tc
$l.1s.
On Friday, Harry Gilbert and two
more youths of Bristol, attacked little
boy named Harry d. Unangst and at
tempted to rob him of his money ant
clothing. Officer Wilkinson saw the dis
turbance and succeeded in capturing Gil
bert, who was sent to Doylestown fol-
trial.
Tho largest and best assortment o
Rockers in antique oak and plush trim
mings to be found at CARVER g. WILLIAMS
-Yardley enjoyed a novel form o
amusement on New Years Day. William
Doan, on wager, placed one hundred
potatoes on the ground, three feet apart
: and picked them all up and placed then
in basket against time. The feat wa
accomplished in eight seconds less thai
forty-fve minutes.
While George Harstine was driving
along the hill near Uhlertown the otbe
day, having his wife and small child i
; the carriage, the horse SHE'D and threw
the vehicle over the bank. Although th
wagon was badly damaged the occupant
: escaped with few bruises and the hors
also escaped injury.
William f.. Kelly, Jr., real cstat
agent, Doylestown, has sold the 65acr
farm of James Cadwallader, in Buckinl
ham, to George II. Lequicr, of Solcbur.
Mt $50 per acre. Also, the 29.acre farl
: ? OF Eastburn NJ. OFT, in Doycstown tow
ship, to Wallace DUNCAN, of the san
place, at private terms.
The weakness and debility which RI
. suit from illness may. be speedily owe
= come by the use of Ayers Sarsaparill
= This is safe, but powerful tonic, assis
y digestion, regulates the liver and kidney
- and cleanscs the blood OF all germs OF
y seasc.
!. Tho Board OF Visitors OF tho Buc
County Almhouse in their annual rcpt
recommend, In view Of the rapid rate
.. which pauperism is decreasing in Buc
70 county, that the county do away with
"A Office Of the assistant steward (sala
$4,000, who has charge of the hospi
and consolidate the two branches by me
. ing all the inmates in the hospital buildir
ord Tho people of Hartsvillc are anticiT
ting much curiosity over the sale of
property OF Lieut.. J. L. Widdiffe
which has been In possession of the II
!; family for many years. Joseph Hu
once clerk in the county offices at d.
!, lestown, and most estimablc gentlemi
resided on it half century or mo