The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1891-12-09
NEW HOPE AND BUCKS COUNTY, PA.

-Phiness K. Slack, of New Hope, will
soon commence the erection Of modern
dwelling house.
Michael Uhler has been appointed
postmaster at Uhlertown, and has ap.
pointed E. L. Lantz as his deputy.
During the month of November just
past forty marriage licenses were granted
by Clerk of the Orphans Court Willis
Wall, Doylestown.
John Alter, Of Doylestown, has been
temporarily appointed keeper of the Jail
by Sheriff Beans, in the place Of Robert
s. Garner. resigned.
/ Arrangements have been made for
holding Farmers Institutes at Newtown,
on January and Z, and at Richboro, on
February 10 and IL, 1892.
Some weeks since rabid dog visited
the neighborhood of Charles Hurley's
farm, in Solebury. On Saturday, James
Allen was bitten by Maltese cat which
1t is feared had previously been bitten by
the mad dog. DR.. Foulke, of New Hope,
dressed the wounds.
The stone masons have commenced
work on the foundation walls for the new
freight house at New Hope. The railroad
company carpenters have also erected a
building over the pumping apparatus.
"A fight is now being waged against
the hotel keepers and others, of Phiadel-
phia, who are using bogus butter. The
National Dairymen's Protective Associa-
ton is bringing the suits, in the name of
Eastburn Reeder, of Bucks county.
Miss Maggie Beaumont died at the
late residence of A. J. Beaumont, de-
ceased, at Ingham's Springs, near New
Hope, on Tuesday morning OF last week.
She had been i'll for long time She
was lady possessed OF excellent quail
ties and had host Of friends.
Application is about TO be made TO
the Bucks County Commissioners for
means of resisting the wholesale depreda-
tons of thieves in all parts of the county.
A law of May s, 1889, authorizes County
Commissions to employ detectives and Of
fer and pay rewards for the detection, ar
rest and convictions of felons. The Com
missioners will be asked to employ big
enough corps Of such detectives to pro.
tect the townships.
See James Whitney's latest produc-
ton, ''Scenes in Africa" introducing the
latest novelty, "The Cocoanut Dance,n
copyrighted for Sweeney, Avid ), German
s. Goetze's Model Ministries. At Hol-
combe Hall, next Monday night.
Some time during Tuesday night of
last week, thieves visited the store premi-
ses of Harry Malloy, at Mozart, in Buck
ingham township, and made a large haul
of goods. The thieves first visited the
stable and hitched up Mr.. Malloy's horse
to his store wagon. Then they effected
an entrance into the store by boring
through the front door and removing the
lock. They then loaded the wagon with
goods and left. SO quietly did they work
that, although Mr., Malloy's dwelling
house adjoins the store, they were not
heard. The Pinevile Horse Company, of
which Mr.. Malloy is member, took
prompt steps for the capture of the bold
thieves.
The Doylestown Agricultural and
Mechanics Institute has probably held It's
last fair. From present indications the
compaDy's magnificent tract OF ground,
on the western border OF the borough, to
gether with its buildings and half-mile
track, one OF the finest In the State, will
be put upon the market and sold to nav
debts against It,
President Eastburn Reeder in pursu-
ance OF resolution passed by the board
of managers has executed second mort.
gage against the property for the amount
of the premiums at the late fair and other
small debts.
President Reeder, says: IL have be.
come firmly convinced, since my connec.
ton with the society as president, that
purely agricultural fair. conduc ed upon
a moral basis, will not pay here, aud for
one will have nothing to do with any
other kind. We have tested the matter
thoroughly. Las, year We had such
fair, with perfect weather. and the highly
moral people for whom ii was given W. t
TO other fairs, and would not supper, our
own. 1t appears to me that fair will
out gambling and beer selling will nni 30
here. don't know what the manage
ment will do, but IL is probable that they
will decide TO dispose OF the ground at
their next meeting. The company may
be organized under new management,
but doubt it,.
The stockholders will hold their annual |
meeting in the last week in January next
when the society will probably be dis.
solved and the property sold. The In
debtedness against the property is less
than $4,000, and i, is the opinion OF
real estate judges that 1t is
worth considerably more than the liens
against it.
False Economy.
One Ct the great evils OF American life |
is the attempt TO believe that we are get
ling something for nothing" While this
is obviously fallacy, there are yet many
who persist in believing that money is
saved by the purchase OF a low priced ar |