The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1891-06-17
NEW HOPE AND BUCKS COUNTY. PA.

DIR. Q. L. Adams, OF Pinevile, was o
delegate to the State Medical Society.
|}.i--Ncw Hope, Walton, Bycott and Buck
ingham stations, on N. E. Extension, are
now being built.
Tic cherry crop seems TO be very
large. They were offered in New Hope,
at 3 to cents per quart, on Monday.
One day last week, Frank Naylor, of
Aquetong, killed his valuable hound. The
animal was supposed to be suffering from
hydrophobia.
"A chick with four legs and four wings
was curiosity batched on the premises
of Joseph Riegel, at Erwinna, but it lived
only two weeks.
Monday was the last day of shad
fishing on the Pennsylvania side of the
Delaware. The boys worked hard and
kept the score low.
AT The meeting Of the State Medical
Society, at Reading, on Thursday, DIR. ].
b. Walter, of Solcbury, was elected one
Of the Censors for the Second District.
The peach growers of upper Bucks
are looking for big crop of the luscious
fruit. They expect TO furnish more peach.
es for market this year than ever before.
= "A meeting OF the Philadelphia Pres
bytery North, was held in the Carvers-
vile Church, on Tuesday OF last week.
Rev. Chas. b. Williams, the new pastor
of that place, was ordained and installed.
Horace g. Broadhurst, of Bucking-
ham, has been commissioned q Justice of
the Peace by Governor Paliison. Cress
Fell, who was elected to the office, failed
to file notice in the required time, and Mr..
b. was appointed in his stead.
Charles Wynkoop, a former resident
of Bucks county, and brother OF Henry
'Wyfk9op, ofnear Brownsburg, who for
somc years past has lived 10 Ohio, has re-
turned TO the land OF bis nativity, and is
boarding for the Summer in Newtown.
s-Attheaunual meeting OF The Lahas-
ka Insurance TO-, held one day recently,
the following were elected Directors for
the ensuing year, Alfred II Barber, East
burn Reeder, Watson Kenderdne, II. q.
Worstall, X. X. Paxson, Watson f. Pax
son and Henry Lear.
Great excitement prevailed on Mon
day, on Bridge street, New Hope. Mr.
John II. Race shot and wounded near I'M
to death, lobe, only dog OF Lieut.. Henry
M. Dubbs. Mr.. Race paid the penalty
for his wrong-doing, by being nearly
tongue-lashed TO death.
AT the exhibition OF machinery on the
farm of Edward Williams, in Bucking-
ham, on Tuesday OF last week, the Adri-
ance-Platt lowdown reaper was tho only
machine put into the patch OF flve-foot
rye. A number of farmers were present.
The test was not considered satisfactory.
We think IL strange that some Of
our New Hope capitalists do not build
some houses to rent. There is demand
by men who would pay fair rent for
them, but cannot get them at any price.
What benefit will the II. X. be to US IL
our moneyed men keep their money tied
up in theshot bag2
Many farmers have their doubts
about 100 bushels Of corn being raised up
on an acre. The Solebury Farmers Club,
has tested this 10 many cases and find
that IL is often done. The production In
test cases ranged from 1902 to 1854 bushels
per acre, but II was In small patches Of
one-fourlh to one-eight of an acre.
jesse MAYOR, OF Aqnetong, met with
a very serious accident on Thursday of
last week. He was riding with Mr.. Chas.
Alkinsooy and when near Pools lane, the
qullore broke and'ihe horse became un.
manageable. Mr.. Naylor caught bold OF
OF one Of tho spokcs OF one wheel and was
thrown viii great force TO the ground,
alighting on Ills head and shoulders, hurt
ing him very severely.
The ordaining Council from twenty.
one neighboring churches met with the
New Britain Baptist Church, near Doyles-
town, yesterday, and ordained to the min
isiry their pas.or-elect, Rev. David Davis,
who has served the church for few
months past with much acceptance.
Among the representatives present we're