The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1891-03-11
NEW HOPE AND BUCKS COUNTY. PA.

beautifully tulCk auu glossy.
NEW HOPE AND BUCKS COUNTY, PA.
The monthly pay roll at the Kemble
Quarries, Lumberyille. amounts to over
1000.
"A meeting has been called for the pur-
pose OF organizing Board OF Trade at
Morrisville.
AT the next State Democratic Con-
vention, Bucks county will be entitled TO
niue delegates.
Charles Eichlin, one of Tinicum's
Oldest citizens, died ON Friday, aged
about SIS years.
-Doyiestown people are clamoring for
a new post office, the present one being
entirely too small.
Reed Fretz sold eighteen head of
Kansas horses, at Doylestown. on Sstur-
day last, at AN average price of $l6s b5.
During the month of February, Clerk
of Orphans Court, Willis Hall, of Doy-
.iestowu, granted thirty-fve marriage IL
oenses.
The arrangements for tho local insti-
tutc to be held at New Hope, on Satur-
day. are completed. A good programme
has been arranged.
Andrew jackson Ely, well-known
Democrat, has been appointed by Cover
nor Psttison, Justice Of the Peace of
Solebury township, 10 place Of Joseph d.
Armitage, deceased.
An ordinance has been enacted by
the Burgess and Council OF the borough
OF Worthwhile, exempting all mapufac-
tories from taxation for period of five
years which may hereafter be established
there.
Miss Mary Lindenberg, living at
QuAkertown, has completed bed quilt
that contains %. 22s distinct pieces. She
has been working at 1t little over two
years. II Is yards wide by 81 long, aud
the pattern Is regular check.
ELIAS Esstburn, of Lshaska, the we'll
known ex-Sheri6 and auctioneer, disposed
of 1875, 900 worth OF goods 10 wooden
mill, a, Chester, on Friday, between 10: so
in the morning and o'clock in tho after
noon, and received $50 for the work.
The Philadelphia N. E. Conference
has been 10 session for some days. YestsI-
day tho appointments were announced.
The following are OF local interest: New
Hope-O. E. Stogden; Newtown-A. L.
Hood; Ortbodx street, Philadelphia.
T. Gray; Doylestown-G. II. Lorab !;
Lahsska--H. J. lllick.
The Hatboro Spirit says that 1t Is Of
ficiAlly announced that the North East
Pennsylvania Railroad extension will be
open for the regular running of passen-
ger trains on March 20th. For some dis
lance through the Buckingham Valley the
roadbed sunk q foot or more. The ties
were laid on loose dirt taken from ditch
on either side Of the line, and the frequen,
heavy rains carried good deal Of IL back
into tho bitches. The company has been
replacing 1t with cinder and ashes, which
makes 3 much better Job, aud consumes
some time.
Mrs. Jane Dilts, aged about 60 years,
wife of Henry Dil,s, residing near Car
versville, died very suddenly last Wednes-
day morning about o'clock, OF sup
posed hear, disease. Mrs. Dilts was in
her usual good health whcn she retired
Tuesday night. About 4 O'Clock, SIZE
had occasion 10 get up, and as she did not
return 10 bed her husband arose aud
found her inanimatc form in an adjoining
room. DIR. Cooper was Immediately sum-
moned, but nothing could ba done to re-
vive her. 10 the afternoon Deputy Coro-
ner William Corners, Of New Hope, held
an inquest. The jury rendered verdict
Of death from natural cause.
The Bristol Observer says "Boring
for oil in Nockamixon, and digging for
gold In Lower Masehcld have not panued
on. very rich as yet, bat there are many
believers that both those valuable sub
stances will be found in large quantities
10 Bucks county. The most wonderful
discovery OF our natural resources, as re-
ported by 6rst-clsss liar from Middle
town township, 10 to the effect that veiu
OF natural cheese has been found by a
farmer who was digging well the other
day. he struck vein OF natural cheese
three feet thick, ut depth OF 81 feet be-
low the surface. A sample sent to a
New York chemist for analysis was found
10 be frst-class cream cheese of very
high grade. 1t Is Of beautiful golden
color, and will keep any length OF time in
moderately cool temperature. The vein
Of cheese lies between two stratas OF lime
stone rock, pitching downwsrds at an iu-
cline Of so degrees, but our informant lies
almost perpendicularly, aud got his ideas
from an Iowa dispatch 10 New York
paper.