The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1893-03-22
NEW aorn AND nuCKs COUNTY. Pa.

NEW HOPE AND BUCKS COUNTY. Pa,
-ABristol's sewers win cost $50, 600.
Good paint, well laid on, by Hervey 8
Holcombe, the house painter.
-Hervey $. Holcombe wants TO paini
for you. See adv.
--Nvckamixon citizens are discussing the
matter Of division Of the township, 81
Water was let into the Delaware Dr.
vision Canal on Monday of this week.
WIN. II. Murray Is making improve
ments to his store property In New Hope.
The Ladies' Of lie Golden Eagle, Of
New Hope, are arranging for the institu
tIon Of Temple.
Aaron Krstz, OF Plumsteadville, on
Tuesday sent load Of hay weighing $500
pounds to the city, for which he realized
$ios,.
The new Presbyterian church, which
was organized in New Hope a few weeks
ago, is about TO make application for a
charter OF incorporation.
w. Reisser and W. Worthingtop,
credited To Buck mauville, Bucks county,
were arrested 10 Philadelphia and fined
$40 and costs each for vending goods on
the streets without license.
The Methodist Episcopal Conferences
closed It's session at Norrisiown su T;iss-
day Of last week, after announcing the
following appointments OF pastors to tbs
different charges:
North Philadelphia District. IS. w
Gahrctt, presiding elder; Bristol, E. Il
Burris; Emile and Fallsington. 3. McCon'
nell; Lahaska, ]. W. Hudson; Langhsrne
to be supplied; Lumberville, L. M. Hobbs
Morrisville, George X. Graeff; Neahaminy
and Bensalem, A. l. Slick, New Hope, o
r. Cook; Newtown, o. G. Burt; Bustle
Ton, b. M. Neill; Somerton, George n
Buckley, Jr.; Quakertown, TO be supplied
Raubsville, Richboro and Penns Park, tc
be supplied. Tullytown Circuit, Aller
Judd; Yardley, o. ]. Randall (sup.); Ia
cony, g. @. Rackestraw.
Northwest PHILADELPHIA District. s.
w. Thomas, presiding elder; Amber, e
w. Bowden, Bethayres, Jerelniah Brand
reth, (sup. J; Doylestown, 5. T. Rises
Cocker; Jarrettown, T.W. Coleman tsup.
Jenkintown, J. II. Hackenburg; Lansds.s
q. w. Babceck; Montgomery Square, A.
P. Hodgsop; Norristown, First church,
w. J. Mile; Haws avenue, y. Il. Adam;
son; Oak street, r. Wilma; North Wales,
v. e. Rorer; Willow Grove, Rssher NIL
Ter; Cornwall, r. +. Bond; Wayne, Geo.
II. Lorah; Hatboro. ]. NJ. Wheeler; Chelt-
enham, M. Graves.
CENTRE BRIDGE oRRKsPoNDENcE.
Mike Dolan, who was sent to Doyles.
town to await trial for shooting his father,
was sentenced last week 10 four years and
six months. After his time is up he 10 Ia
keep out OF the State. II he is found within
its limits any officer can arrest him and
again return him to prison to serve another
term Of four years and six months.
--Tunis Leggett, OF Rosemont, was ID
Stockton Saturday night on some bust
ness. After he had got through, he went
into Jack Dllis' shop, where be met on'
of Stockton's pugilis.s. They had some
words about dogs, which soon resulted in
fight. The Rosemont pugiliet was prett,
well bruised and blackened up, while thu
Stockton puglist stood ON the street crow
ing: "He that lives TO fight and run away
will live to fight another day" f
Miss Scarborough, Of Camden. N. J..
has been visiting friends 10 this place 70
the past few weeks. E
Col. II. N. Scarborough, Of Shelly
vile, ILL.,, 10 visiting his sister at this place
Mr.. Scarborough visits this section once
year.
"a. Griffet, son OF E. Griffet, is clerk
ing for Mrs. Mary Bowlby. Grifet cal
tie up paper Of sugar in great style.
: There Is some talk OF eur schoo
teacher leaving before his time is up. TIL
boys in this town run their own school.
Have you been In 10 see Davidson
Dilts' new line Of goods they have jus
put in 1t equals many OF the city stores
Moving time is near at hand and th
bug beds viii soon be a-moving.
JEssEY.