KSPOBLICJ® LAPOBTK,PA., SinuunM, lb'.);'. TO iN AND COUNTY NEWS. Sunday was a cool day. La forte is all astir with railroad men. 'l'his has been a summer of many strikes. To-day (Thursday) is the fast day of summer. Mrs. Herman Ring of Ringville, is seriously ill. 'I he"lialie" men are coming to town by the hundreds. Fr. Mac of Dushore, held Mass at LaPorte, on Sunday. It is the man who loafs the most that wants the biggest wages. With the railroad the county seat is pretty apt to remain with us. A man may be as strong as a liorse aud yet not bo able to raise a dollar. The landlords and liverymen of LaPorte, are doing an immense business. Hon. lvussel Ktirns of LaPorte, was doing business in Wiliianisport, on Monday. During these exciting times the Town Council should appoint an ex tra Police or tsvo. W. 0. Miller, of Lebanon, Pa., is assisting Mr. Marston in the rail road olllce at La Porle. J. H. Campbell <fc Son of Sliunk, have a new adv. in the REPUBLICAN. Please take notice. You can now legally slioot squirrels providing you can find any and cau hit them after you liud thtm. Atty. E. M. Dunham was en gaged in the Lycoming c >unty courts, on Monday and Tuesday. Cornelius Vanduzen of La Porte twp., is the owner of one of the finest yoke of oxen in this vicinity. Chief engineer John Marston, Jr.. of the W. & Is. B. was called to Philadelphia on railroad business, Tuesday. I. Claster, who has been engaged in the clothing business at Dushore, bas quit business at the metropolis and gone elsewhere. Mrs. Marston and Miss B. C. Van- BusKcrek who is spending the sum mer at LaPorte, were shopping at "Williamsport, Friday. Jerome Reed of LaPorte twp., had charge of the LaPorte Hotel barn the early part of this week. Jerome is an accommodating nostler. Mr. and Mrs. Bennersanaof Phila delphia, are summer guests of the LaPorte Hotel. They caine up on Saturday and area very jolly couple The first part of a man's life is spent in priding himself upon what a great man he is going to be and the other half in thinking what a fool he used to be. Mr. and Mrs. John Whitaerc and family of New \ ork city, accompani ed by Mr. Whitacre's mother ot Sonestown, were calling on friends at LaPorte, Friday. At a meeting of the LaPorte Boro. school directors, 011 I hursday even ing last —it was decided to com inence school on Monday Sept. I'.ttli instead of the sth. The People's ticket nominated on the 23, is receiving many compli ments from the voter. The success of Hnckell and Simmons on the Bth of Nov. is very flattering. The second floor of Mr. Spencer's store is being repaired and furnished for railroad olllce Ni>. 'i. It will be occupied by chief engineer \\ ■ Mason and his assistant—Mr. Biv ins. When you have Irieud* from a distance visiting at your house, be kind enough to sund a notice to tint ' effect to this office. We are alway pleased to notice the arrival of visit- 1 or* in LaPorte. What will Mr. l'le\<lsnd «av shorn , the Homestead ease in hi* letter ot acceptance ? There are many indi catious that the Jleuiocruts are awsking to the feet that they have ovi rpl iyed the riol, There is no vacant houses in I.a Porte. It It men ale accepting ot one or two room* lor house k< < | «■ itu At tills dale atu| for s«-*i i d mouth* to 1 onie, LaPorte wdl la- the lut-ir-l town in the county. Miss l.tUlui M Mi>-oit«>f l.il'm|i«, retuiiuil ImiiiK from » week's *i»lt willi fiirmU in Hut ll'onl county, on Tuesday \|i»» hi 111 ill lit* leet-tilly U'lil 11 p pointed post i.uisU 1 KI 1.4 I'oilu and l ul» pos essluii of the SUUI> tuild), 1 liUlsdu) The printers of Chenango county, N. Y., will engage in a type-setting contest at Norwich about the Ist of October. The prize to be awarded the winner is a solid silver com posing stick, suitably inscribed. The Democratic congressional conference, was held at Suubury on Saturday and re-nominated S. P. W'olvorton. The conferees of Sulli van county were : Dr. Chafloe and 0. E. Jackson. Alphousus Walsh of LaPorte, was a visitor to the meeting. The State League of Republican Clubs will meet in convention at Wiliianisport September 28. I'hc speakers will bo John 51. Clarkson, Governor Mclvinley, Whitelaw Rcid. l'homas B. Iteed, Foraker and other shining lights of the Republican party. On Monday next Blank and Rosen wig, the Dutch Mountain murderers, will be delivered to the American authorities, at Montreal, and tney will be brought to this county for trial. They will be arranged at November session.—Tunkhannock Democrat. Mr. Gay nor the railroad con tractor wiil make his headquarters at Lake Mokoma. lie is occupying the McFarlanc building at the lake. Mr. Gleim his associate will reside at Wiliianisport, but will make weekly trips to La Porte. Mr. Gleim will serve as paymaster. Mrs. Bivins of Philadelphia is registered at the Lal'oitc Hotel. She expects to remain several weeKs on the mountain in company with her son, l\rcy A. Bivins who is as sisting chief engineer W. 0. Mason, in looking after the transit on the southern division of the W*. it N. B It is said that in no time in the history of Pennsylvania has the acreage of the buckwheat crop been so large as it is this season. The inability of the farmers to get in their crop, owing to the wet weath er, has caused them to utalize their land largely for buckwheat in stead. Newspapers frequently do a great deal toward building up men in busi uess, in professions and in politics but they usually remember it only as a passing fragrance, and not in frequently pay off the obligation by an effort to smite the hand that fawned upon the? « Happily, how ever, for the goi d of the world such men are few. We have been unable to devote much time to the columns of our paper this week. The setting up ol our new engine and the changing around of other machinery has con sumed all of our time. We have been obliged to order gearing loi engine, hence, have not as yet got the thing in motion but hope to nave it complete next week. Owing to the large number of Italians and other foreigners ar riving at. LaPorte, as employees on the raiiroad, our people are con templating investing in seven shoot ers. They claim that it is'nt sale togo about at night time unpro tected. Here is a chance for so ne of our hardware merchants to make a sale. Advertise in the REPUBLICAN. Buildings are being erected along the line of the W. \ X. B. which will be occupied by woikingiuen thus engaged. We are informed that the total number of men en .raged for this work will reach fifteen hundred and that they are a mixture of foi eigners and colored people. V| r. Gay nor hopes to have the road completed from Xordmont to La Porte, by tln< 15th of Hecetnltcr. During the past low days we have placed the following new subsetiher« on our list viz: Frank Finkle, White Haven; John Iteuhan, Mont rose; U. .1. C'larl>, Lopes; !•'. T. I Dcinpsey, Forksville; Uaniel Porte r , l'iatt; Frank L'»wiy, Bernice i W. I l> llahr, Tubach \ S >n, John l>. Ri-cscr, George Molun, Frank Fundi and Win. Ltonaid, all of Ihmhorc ; Mrs. Win, Grupp, Philadelphia; li vin IVsvnld, Snii> *tt»w» j F. .1. Gits nor, Lal'oite; John 11. McOee, William White, I'ia'.t and Cliarle* Footer, Shunk. Mr. II F. An-ehut/. nuperlnten delit of (lie WAN U It. It , in the interest of the eon 11 actum, l«* t\ fur I'luladclpliia on \|undfiv t where lit' took to liitu«<*ir a lit., etiinpaiiioii in tin perm in of Mi* ( , Frnuain, on Wednesday. Thi Mi* HJMIII ••vol' al week» at I.» Porte in imuipaus «t lh Mm. Cmtti, a *i*ter of Mi ,\u«#liiita duriiitf llie pioM iii muHi titer wild mad* html* <*f frtwntlii Tin neals in iirii I «Mii| In will r. tinn In l.iiPuiti lhi> ( linir I.si wh.il!' 111. s w ill ii<id.' lor i#9ii i| uitiiilh*. The Iti.i'i in I' s\ i kitiiil* woni|falul'i lion* mid ai»h llie hippy ititipiu i piu*jj»i .uii» .tin! pli.ttiiil futuiv. i Taxm l'util t>.v the Several Can r illilalcx. C Here is something for the Sullivan I county voter to peruse. It is well . worth a thought and shows just how much the several candidates of both parties are interested in Sullivan ' county and the welfare of her pei -1 plo. Following are the county taxes itaid by the two Democratic nom ' inet s, viz: ' M.J. Lull for Member.... .GOc. 'l'hos. Mah-.ifTcy for Sheriff...2sc. Total 85c. Following are the county taxes paid by the Republican nominees, viz: ' 1). T. Huckell for Member $3.18. T. S. Simmons for Sheritl 2.49. Total $10.07. Haggertv the convict of Bernice who was placed in the Sullivan coun , ty jail some two weeks since vas caught iu the act of breaking jail on Monday. Mrs. Chase wife of turn key, Stewart Chase was engaged ii hanging up clothes in the back yard or near the cell window when she heard a peculiar noise in the cell occupied by this young man. After listening for some time -it the cell window she returned to the insidi hall ami carefully walked to the celi door and suddenly opened it when she caught the young man in tlu act of sawing off an Iron bar in his svindow. She called her husband and R. M. Stormont who investi gated and to their surprise he had nearly accomplished his dcoiio ami svould have made good his escape it very short time. The instrument used by the convict was the bladt of a pocket knife made into a saw Watchers were placed over bin Monday and Tuesday nighlß and on Wednesday J. W. Ballard, black smith, repaired the iron bar. 'l'lie lt(i)N Must go. The locomotive engineers of Penn sylvania have decided to take stepr to get rid of the boy operator. The sort of curse he is no one knows bet ter than the engineers who do uo propose to endanger their lives an\ 1 >nger. They will ask the legisla ' turc to pass a bill providing regula tions for the employment of tele graph operators. The requirements they advocate will be that every person before taking an otlioe shall have had one year's experience, shall not be under 21 years of age, and shall not be assigned to block signal work without having had some ex perience in that kind of work. Ther should also tie a regulation forbid ding ati operator to be ou duty uioii than ten hours a day. A Rig Time For llie druujier*. CARLISLE, Aug. -S.—The aunua exhibition of the grangers of tlu state and their families was formally open Tuesday. The opening ad dress was delivered by lion Leon aid Rhone, who ts at the head of tin grange in this state. Letters fron ex President Cleveland ami Presi dent Harrison were received saying that they will be unable to attend. Goneral James B. Weaver, candidali of the Labor party, has wriltei Manager Thomas that he will ad dress the farmers to-day (Friday) The other speakers will be Attorney General lleusel. Adjutant Genera. Greenland, Lieutenant Oovernoi W'atres, Genetal Gobin, Colinil Thomas Stewart, General Hastings ami hosts of Congressmen and mem bers ot the Legislature. Over tsvi bundled thousand people will bt present during the week. Under a new Inw passed by tin late Congress our Leo Joe and tin half million of other Chinamen in this country will have to have ttieii pictures taken, their name*, age, weight, height, color of eyes ami ! where they me from all recorded, j This will be a iliflloillt thing to ac- I 'jomplish as Chinamoii are supeinti 'timis about having their picture-* taken. When the svork is dolie eneli Chinaman is furnished with a dupli< : j eate copy of his full description, on i ' which his photograph is placed. This will give hiin u passport to mid ' from their country and to any part of the ! niled States. Without one of these, when the returns uie all I i, a Ch It mm will Hud it extremely . difficult to Ii" abiint, The min *ho do t n't ta\c tin' , Rii'i in.it iluritig the pre*ent i en in p.i i Kit »v ill ui ike a initiate, It s» ill GLSE IIIOH itud IN-lit r polit'eti' in ws tliaii ans rival, |t ha* taeih lit.* pi>*te»»#d b\ no other paper, ami I lit- v will h» UM'II to the iitnm-d laltti tin) It IPiHI 11 IN for tlli> CM Hi , pitu"n, and, til lit! liliuii, net) that , your u i.'lit».r tnkii-t 11, Y 'ii will k , tin itiur li« ighlmi an I i|t a >ii* en t.s mini mouth mm to I.mi the rt pie „ ». ii'st st' II w *p&pt>i nt t tie i illil s w lilt Ii ts.l) family all <ul4 Had, - UKOI Nlt lUSOKKX OX THE «. A \ B. ON TUESDAY. ] The Wood Matured and Jolly Con tractor ami CiiMliler ol (lie Weal 1 llruurli National Hank ol 1 WllllAiiiK|tort-l\ K. Ilh'im Ex i cnvnlod tlic Firsit Siiuvrl of Dirt. LaPorte wnsjill astir on Monday, 5 men engaged on the ,- ailroiul was . ooining this way ; horses and mules hitched to carts were being driven through our streets: lumber was coining to town from mills in the vicinity of Nordnaout for the con struction of shanties, blacksmith ! shops and the repairing of buildings in the vicinity of Lake Mokotnn. In the evening on the arrival of the t rain at Nordiuont another crew ol men proceeded to La Porte and our town was twice in one day a floating mass of pcoplo. It was given out on Monday that ground would be broken on Tuesday at 8 A. M. and that the J oily contractor and Cashier >f the First National Bank ol Williamsport—F. E. Gleim would handle the shovel. In answer to this a number of Lal'orto residents arose early upon this date and strolled down to the holders of the lake. Precisely upon time the dirt was lifted with appropriate cere monies. It took place at the upper ;nd of the lake and the men are now •ngaged in working toward the dam. Mr. Gleim wi 1 preserve the shovel, which was manufactured by T Rowland k Sous ol Philadelphia, tor future reference, a cut of which will appear in the Grit this Sunday. Mr. G. 11. Conkle of Montours ville lias contracted to clear the right of way and began the same at Nordiuont on Wednesday, lie has i large force of men thus engaged. .\lessrs Gay nor & Gleim will work about fifteen hundred men when they get rightly settled down to business. .(Ik. 1. IC FKKAKS or HCJ I'lt EN. V Variety ol i urioii* Fomblua tioiiM lor I lie l.o* or,ol" Jlallie malic.*. Journal of Education. A very cutious number is 142,857, which multiplied by 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 oi i, gives the same figures in the sam< mler, beginning at a different point; but if multiplied by 7 gives all lines; multiplied by 1 it equals 142,857, multiplied by 2 equals 285,* i*l4, multiplied by 8 equals 428,7.>1. multiplied by 4 equals 571,428, multiplied by 5 equals 714,285. nultiplied by l> equals 857,142 aultiplicd by 7 equals 999.999. Multiply 142,857 by S aud you hav. 1,142,850. Then add the tirst flg ires to the last and you have 142,- <57, the original number, the figures xactly the samo as at the start. Auother mathematical wonder !IH following : It is discovered th«l lie multiplication of 9, 8, 7, <». 5, 4. », 2, 1 by 4.">. gives 44, 44, 44, 44, 45. Uevejsiny the order ol tue digits md multiplying 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, tby 45 we get a result equalh minus. 5, 555, <>ss, 505. It we tak< J, 3, 4, 5, 11, 7, 8, 9as the inultipli •and, and interchanging the figures >f 55 take 54 as the muitipliei, <i, tilit'i, (i(i(l, tiOu. Ueturning to tin multiplicand, 9, 8, 7, '>, 5, 4, It, 2, 1, md taking 54 as the muitipliei we got 53. .'>33, 3153, 34—ill' ;'s except the first and last figures, which together read 54—the multi plier. Taking the same inultipli oand and 27, the half of nI, as tin multiplier, we get a product of iti.Gtiti, (hit;, GI-.7—a1l C's except tin list and list figures, which togethei read 27—the multiplier. Now intei ■hanging the order of the figures 27 and using 72 as the multiplier and 9, 8, 7, ti, 5, I, 3, 2, 1 as the multi plicand, we get a product of 71, 111. ! 111, 112—aP I's except the first and last figures, which read together 72 —the multiplier, "H«iiii«steiid" was to be a great i Democratic battle cry this tall. A special committee was sent there to ; ••investigate," or, in other words to tlier eain|»aiiin material. When Jhnlye Oaten, id' A! thautii, chuirinai 'of the committee, anionneed thai he was ready to I'cpni't, what lie hud to repott was found undtmiiabli as 'Vanqiaigu niiileiiwl" that it wu*- dei lded in dtTi r *oti>ui ou it "until alter election,'* then Hie give out hit report as his individual I opinion, and to fai is it lioui Imiiiij "campaign IliatHilal that Colonel Julie -, ol the St. l.iuis li> pllllll/, •nit is "no lK>uioeiat for I gll lllg it ollt, • •» - t he 1* mot'rata > I U tumiii|( conn* li lu d tlit*ir emu> ntii ii last until ' anil placed lite following ticket in the Held, iu : Kill lueiwlail, I 11, Plait for count* treasiiver, \ (I ' tiilltit id tu| ilmt, nils , t'lua, M | I .»e ; lot flMIMl) still viol, N P H iltuk. I I.is tlcktt i|i*t s not lilt i t Hi appi 'i did H»»*tl»t t I'av ol tiu \t)oi..U. { /♦.<» .. and fee Hill Ittil • lend it hi Ipoig it iud to the au< tie** 'wl Mi Piatt tot w>«uUt 112 A FATAL. ACCIDENT. William Taylor und Ills florae J HKllleU]Ne*r Tlvoll I ___ 1 An accident occnrrod on the Williamsport and North Pranch railroad, a few miles north of Tivoli. , between 6 and 7 o'clock Friday - morning, by which William Taylor. . aged about 60 years, who resides in i Shrewsbury twp, lost his life, his i librso was killed and the buggf • V recked. Mr. Taylor was on hi ■ way to Tivoli, and when he reached i a point where the railroad and wag ion road run parallel, and where only , a narrow strip of land is between ■ the two, his horse became frighten ed at an approaching freight train. To quiet the animal he got out ol the wagon and caught bold of thi bridle. The horse reared and plunged and Anally leaped down the embankment, with the old gentle man still clinging to its head. Be fore either horse or man could re cover they were ground beneath the wheels of the locomotive. Mr. Tay lor fell across the tracks aud his head was served from his body. The horse was terribly mangled and died a few moments after the acci dent. The wagon was badly wreck ed. As soon as the train could be stopped the body was removed ton nearby house by the crew, and was afterwords taken to his late home. A wife and family are left to mourn his untimely death. The funeral services took place at his late residence, on Sunday and was largely atteuded. Rev. J. F. Glass of Muncy Valley officiating. Interment at Hughesville. mmrn * «■ Several Lake Mokoma lots were sold last week. Heal estate in this section is booming right up. HIIMIIM'NM l.ooals WANTEO A good blacksmith. Good pay and steady work. Address—J. W. Mallard, LaPorte, Pa. FOR SALE :—A new silver plated B. tint cornet. For further particulars iu ipiire of F. H. INOIIAM, LaPorte, Pa. Dance in the EnglesMere Kiuk each Fri lay evening, Refreshments served at al! hours. Oood music always in attendance J. E. Kast & Co., proprietors. FOR SALE.—Three new lumber wag ons, with or without box. Two heavy and one light. For further particulars address or inquire of J. W. UALI.AHO, La- Porte, Pa. For Male. Meylert & Co's. Store Building, also dwelling house, now occupied t»y Amos Ettinger. For terms enquire of— WM. MEVLKHT. August 16th, 1803. FOR SALE : A ltiO acres of Missouri farm, S3O 00 per acre. Title warranted, .ternal value six per cent. For particulars Address or call on. T. R. BIIOWN, 44 4t- Versailles, Mo. I.og JolnTo l.et. We desire to let to responsible parties ine contract for stocking the log) fron iOO cords of bark, and one contiact fin • locking ihe logs from 900 cords of tmrk both jobs in Sullivan county. Inquire oi KMI'.UY I.I'M IIKII Co.. Williamsport, Pa. or Robert MiEwen, IlillsOrove, Pa. FOUR i>aid for good teams for drawing bark. Call on or address — PKNOKCOST LUMIIBR Co., Limited, Elk Grove, Pa. Lawrence Bros having sold their fumi turn and undertaking business, do kindly request all parties oweing said tirin ti make immediate settlement to sail Law rence Bros., or their agent ,1. 11. Law i-eno". a» their old stand, Jackson "lock , Dushore. Pa. 44-4t. The furiu known as the "Judge Ounsi 1 Place" in LaPorte township Is for sale It contains 84 acres, mostly cleared, witl ,;i>od water, excellent orchard, comfort ible dwelling house, large barn, and u within three miles of the County Seat. Here is a rure opportunity to get a good farm for a low price on ea-.y terms. In qilire of, T. J. IT F. 11. INOIIAM, Agents. LaPorte, Pa. rtia Nur»ery Uumiieiii. - Whtre HIU W"f»o lo Buy of. "The first question arising in a inan'i mind who contemplates selling out fruii rees, ruses aud •■rniniieulal nursery ilocl. is; Where shall 1 buy, aud who shall I buy of Willi an assurance of getting ex icily the vunties ordered, and hardy stock Answer —F S. Taft <k Co , who La- IM'CU .V) years in the business aud e»tablUli •d a reputation of fair aud honorahh leillnv' is the tirni where I lit* above men ioned stock call tie had at reasonabli irn es block from Ihit nursery bus beei. rsiisplanleii iu everv State iu the t'nion wilhit «MI the test for yesrs, aud prttvei to U' of un«iir|>a«Msl vitality, aud givei' .'noil MtlUfuelion to the pu'chaier. A. C- .IKIHIN*. or LAI'OHTK PA. s an amkuriitil ugeiii of K. H Tuft it t o r |i»e l.ake (lutaiio Nurseries, Itocheslrr, M. Y. I heir grounds cover »! oul three huu lift acres. IS IIIK Wt i 11. it of ilia |IN TII* t'oriir oi UCUIIIHIHAYION lir I C'OMWOM |'l KA RU4 KAUI.MS MMMK .' OR KI'I.MVAS < UHIM J CIIVITI No. heplelul*! Term iatti. Nolle. U beretiy givva ibat au applies iioii mil In untile lo lbs >aul I'uurl, or a j Law Judge thereof, after the ,'rttli day el < Vi|ilWiiln l A !• IHesl, uiiift-r Ilia Ael o' t V.oeiuhly inllilrd An Ael te providi fm J hit'orp nitiioii and r*KUlaifoii of cetisu ortHiraltou* approtetl A|• 11 „Muli, ls?i ami Ihe kuii|iteuu'iil< thru to, hy Jmi«> , \ I'eulA. liiliM It I lit«u. Ii V Ii n J iiuui, Kraneit M lloldeii, t'. I.a llin Muaao' aud olli l» ful tile I barter of ALL lull Hill d (orp iraUou Ui hr e«l|itl Ibi KAUI aaMfeim CASINO." TBU chiuaiiei md uIiMH ui A till li la the utalnl■ min iul 'j a eiiib lor tal •nJnyuH-u'* for ikv pur , 11>'w of |iioiHoilUj( sut utl iniMinura tMtoug Its luiinU'U, and to provide llolu to If imillet alid fi eliiU «nb Ibt toe «, (|H 111 taol 4 tub bollM . Mild ful l|tf»t PI|I|IOM» LII BULL'. |M««S A LTD EUJT>Y all tbi I I'(J IU. HTIWDL* and |I»lvlli JT« tonftired by the said ti L TWL Us *TI|IPTI IM, ala, TLA *tid tltaiur la as ale te mid < ibt t|y «i t| So «ui| lum I 1.1 Ilia l|i s»s IkiitAiliil, !*<»., Aug 41 Notice to the Public! T3 CUR PATRON 3OF FBHUNK AND VICINITY! NOW is the time to buy Spring and Summer goods Cheap, for cash, forthenext6o days. We will make great reductions In price's on our Stock of Spring and Summer Dry Goods, . [Notions, Hats. (Japs, Straw Goods, Tennis Shoes, Indies Oxford Tie Slippers Clothing, Hardware, Haying Tools &c., to make room for our immense Stock of Fall & Winter Goods; Consisting of Dry Goods, Hats, Caps, Plush and Fur Goods, Boots,'Slioses, Rubber Goods, Mens'Boys, Cbildrens' Clothing, Ladies Wool Underwear and all other goods usually kept in a First Class General Store, that will soon arrive. Our Stock of Drugs, patent Medicines, Groceries, Provisions, Tobacco's aud Cigars are always complete, and prices as low as any place in the county. And don't forget that we give you a 10 per cent discount on all these goods for cash. Call and examine GoodsJandJPrices and we will convince you that we can save you money. Thanking you for your patron age in the past. By honest and fair dealing we hope to merit your patronage in the future. Yours very respectfully, J. H. CAMPBELL & SON. Shunk, Pa., Sept. 2, 1892. 30 Days Clearing-Out Sale I To make room for Fall Stock commencing on July 20, 1892. I have a largo stock of goods which will bo Bold at a great bargain. WUI tell Shoe! at whole- Bale prices. One dollar will buy a good pair of MEN'S, BOYS', YOUTHS', LADIES' MISSES' OR CHILDREN'S SHOES. c TilC I f l,lor ' TUE Largest Stock, I HP Urauet variety, I Bib Most Correct Sty!.., ■ ■■■" tloodf, I lib .Beat Values, BEST MAKES, LOWEST PRICES Wholesaler, Retailer, Manufacturer. o livery stylo, siic, quality or grade of goods known to the trade In stock or to order. For v" ,ru ' le w<, , ar « : "linking an unusally largo stock of llaud made Boots and 6hoe* at wiees very low. Repairing neatly done on short notice* i always carry a lull ,tock ot Leather m.d findings of every description. Cash naid for tlids, i'clta. Wool, Tallow, ie. r J. S. HARRI NGTON, I>USHORE,PA. - LOPEZ, PA Lending Shoe Dealer and Manufacturer of SmDivan County. A. AIESShKfcMITH, Manager, Lopes Stor*. -XE. G. SYLYMA,^ DXTSHOBE, PA. DEALER IN DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS, AND SHOES, CROCKERY AND GLASS WARE. WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF THE PRODUCE' BUSINESS AND AT ALL TIMES; PAY TEE HIGHEST PRICE IN CASH FOR WOOL, BUTTER AND EGGS. E. G. r ro the pubmcT" o- o—o-o—o-o-o-o-o-o-o—o-o-o [ am prepared L > meet any prices or quotations with a first class and well selected stock ot MEN'S, YOUTH'S, BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING. HATS, CATS, AND GENTS FURNISHING GOODS Tit UNA'S, BAGS AND UM Hit ELL AH. I also have full linen of Samples from two Merchant Tailoring Eatab» lUhmeiits,for('ustom Work. Perfect fits guaranteed- Call and gel prices. 'Yours Respectfully etc.,J ,F. P. VINCENT, CRONIN'S NEW BLOCK, LOYAL SOCK COAL. Plie iM'st and cheapest coal in the market. To euatomera from LAPORTE and VICINITY. THE PRIOR IS REDUCED AT Till DRKASKI TO $2.80¥T;5. AND AT TIIOUNEDALE *3.00 PEII TON BY Till GAIL The Slate Line A Sullivan IT- It- Co. 1- O. Hliumt, Bupt. The Sullivan Republican, T| 9 eg (A E< Q Tbo t irt uUlioa of tfca 3 • Mai-i U laH»«iiug O 1 < '• '*• Sh ft !»-•! awl lite rUt «|>cil ia CD S 8 4) o "" E 112 Z r Q»/ Itava >"Ut u«ui«. put ua # • ed """ O IS a .d ,a O 112» '9S*ls uuojxqnd -9H pu« eunqjuj, ji aqx
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