. CHENEY - - - - Editor •ViIIDAY, May Ctl», 1892. •: VTBItED AT POBT-OFFICF. LAFOKTE ►A., ASSEOOK D-CLASS MATTER. IWrUIILIiAN NTAT» : TICKET. FOR CONOnESSMAN-AT-I.AROE ALEXANDER McDOWELL, Mercer. WILLIAM LIMA, Carbon, FOR SUPREME JTPUK. JOHN DEAN, Blair. FOR KLECTOHS-AT-I.HRGK. .T. FRANCIS DUNLAP. Lancaster. WILLIAM WOOD?, Philadelphia. B. F. JONEH, Allegheny. WILLIAM H, BAYNK, Delaware. FOR DISTRICT ELECTORS. 1. John L. Lawson. ir». G. Durlnnd 2. John Mundcll. 1« P. A. Stebbins. 8. John Hunter. IT. h T. Rohrbach 4. Alex. Crowe, Jr. 18. 8. 8. Bchoch. 5. Chas. B. Siner. 19- J S. Wilhelm. 0. Maxwell, Clower, ~0. ——— 7. Wm. 11. Grundy. 21. .Tonics B. Laux. 8. Traill Green. 23. Robt, Pitcairn 9. Tames K.Mosser. 23- J- M. Liudscy. 10. J. W. M. Geist. 24. K- L Lincoln. 11. Ilenrv A. Knapp. 25 8. IV Bel'- 13. Wm.'J. Harvey. 26 M- 11. Taylor. I*. James Muir. 2*. C. F. Barclay. 14. J. 11. Sheibley. 2*. •>'■'**o K ~ A FEW I'AtTS. With this issue, tho REPUBLICAN greets her many readers, issued from a new press, enlarged and otherwise improved, and the prict reduced to one dollar ($1.00) a year We feel sure that our many patron* will appreciate the change, and a* of the past, accord as their heart} support. While it is truo that a portion of onr Republican friends (as Mr. Ingham quotes elsewhere,) have not been as generous to theii party paper as might have been ex pected of them, however, wo can now hope with the present step to gain their patronage and good will Heretofore they have claimed thai tho price was too large for the size of the paper. This, in both in stances with this issue, has been done away with, and our Republ : - can friends can now say that theii party principles are advocated b} the second largest, best and cheapest paper published in tin county. Our Democratic friends have been very liberal with us during the past, and wo have reason t( hope for their patronage and good Vn tt '"Uire. The Republican 'alias to bo n fair and impartical exponent of the principles and policy of the Republi can party—to give our readers the freshest and most reliable news ol the day, possible for a weekly news paper. Our local columns are al ways well filled with the events oi the week and are appreciated by tin reading public. Ihe advancement of a newspapei requires lots of hard work. Th. eyes of tho public are on you and they even expect more than you have proniisei I them ; in fact it eat only be appreciated by those win have experienced all the ups and downs, all the trials and dillieultie t > which newspaper life is subjoct. During the past ten years tin Republican' has had its share, but it still lives and we flatter ourselve* that never hat the future of tin paper looked brighter and the pros peels more hopeful than to-day. We are oon-Untly adding to our list and with tho reduced prict whii h is within the reach of every body, together with tho enlarge in»nt of the paper, we hope to b« able to secure the names of tnanj more. We shall uot be satisfied until our book numbers fifteen bun. tired and if we are to judgo the future by lh<- pa.u week, it will nut r< quire many ui uths to reach thi» number. Wo shall go forward, as of the past, with the d< termination to stand in Ihe advauetd r>nk of m w»- papers. Tlu.uktug our friend* ami patrons, we MrtKit Ihtiti all health, pioepeiity and happuit'**. W. M CIIKNKVi Publisher. • • • Ikn Hskvr Itsllui I. mm ti»s»niu< ttUMIII, I'ilii. tl»fcl-i'UIA» May 'J,- fli# Hit* jMituu t'utllt I tit* UtOlttttlM llttlllivil d'tan all o| iltlxii sill lining the eon atitntioi,. k tiis u( it- Maker ballot kt«, Tlits tKi.it I alii lined Ihe (ulg ttt Utl of Uitt uttunlj IMit.ll« ol i'lttia tleip .it, Lebanon an I l. ti kaw«un t »i t tlist sustaining tiMt u msUtutiou sllty <tf lim "ti tit " n lot ut law ol J'tue'■>, is •! ' I'lts it|»|>.'t|t wett* It it i pit tmpiHy Mil Udtsi 1 " ¥tUubL>uit put*. i'oliiicul Dltitltuix ol' Nullivau County. Sullivan county is a part cf the purchase made of the Indians, No te n!). r sth 1768, which was a large strip of territory extending diagon ally across the state from the North east to the Southwest corner ; this is at the present time divided into about twenty counties. When the first settlement was made within the present bounds of this county, it was a part of Northumberland. Northumberland was organized March 27th 1772, from parts of Lan caster. Cumberland, Berks, Bedford and Northamton. Soon after the first settlement was made hero Lj' coming was organized. This took place April 13th, 1790, it being formed from a part of Northumber land. At the time Lycoming was erect ed all the territory now comprised in Sullivan and much of the presen' bounds of Lycoming was included in Loyal Sock and Muncy town ships. The first road or rather path called at that time a pack-horse-road into the valley of the Loyal Sock Creek, was cut across tho mountain from Muncy to TlillsGrove, no doubt bv surveyors and the pioneei settlers for the purpose of getting in supplies. It was called the "Walli>- Road." As early as 1793 another pack horse road was cut out leaving the Wallis Road at the foot of the al leglranv thence Northward to th< left of Hunter's Lake, on through tt the forks of tho Loyal Sock where Forksvillo now is situated. Tit is was called the "Courson Road'' and was first used by surveyors in bring iug in provision and in traveling tt and from their work. The (Jenesce Road wr>s opened about the beginning of the present nenturv, so called because it afford ed the first thoroughfare for emi grants from Southern Pennsylvania Maryland and Virginia to the ricl valley of tho Genesee River, tliet the great "Eldorado."' It was not opened for that purpose, however, but for the purpose of inducing, settlers to come into this vasi region then almost an uubrokei wilderness and make their hornet here. This land had lately beei surveyed as hrs just been state and was now in the hands of specu lators, principally, Joseph Pricsth John Vaughn, Phineas Bond, Thoni is Barclay and others. Willian E/?is living on Wolf Run, two miles Nortfhof Muncy, and being at that time a dtrputy land surveyor, and i inm of great influence seemed t< have been the most motive agent ii procuring subscription and locating the Genesee Road. This road lili. ihe greater part cf the roads in tbi- laid out at an early day wen located without much regard t< feasibility. It ran from Muncy, then called Pennsburg, passed Mr Kills' farm, John Robb's a mile be vonrt to Abraham Webster's neai 11 iintersv iHe, thence cliiubiug tin Allegheny by Highland J.ake -ikirted the summit of the inountaii for some distance and then defend ed to the valley of Ogdonia Creek down it to the Loyal Hock ; thenct following the Sock to the mouth ol l.lk Creek, which it followed cross iug and reerossing to Lincoln Fulls, thence crossing the ridge it reacbri! the valley of King's Creek, neai Thomas Ki.ig's, following the atrean for sotno distance it then curved Kastward passing near when Charles Hugo now realties and sotn began to ascend by steep and heavy grade* to tin summit t i Iturnett'- llid.-e, near Kahdl's and then tlf cciided by very heavy grade* to tin narrow Valley of Millstone Uuu. down this to the Mchrader Branch ami flnallv connected with auotlici roitd running along Towanda Creek at a point known at that time tn> Hougherty's tavern near 4 i recti wood- At the instance of a few settler' ; then ii\ ing ailing the Loyal Hook am) hill* adjMtmit especially In whit is now Klklaiui township,repre > nu«t by Wiiiian KUts a* their agent, a petition waa presented to the colli t o' Sessions til' Lscoming, at November lerin itO'l, repre»entlii|| -<uh*luiitially that they had rtMMtntly | Kiieiieti al their osru uXpt'llM, a ne» mad through the Noithwsstern poriioit ul lite soiiut), a large p"r liuit of wbielt would Im vety ineon I veuit nt for thu su| «r\ is >rs of *sni tosnship* t«» kl ip In npair, si<d ti»Oßu«iitK ami pray Ink that w ue» lowti*ltip itil|(lit lie to mod bv bound aries sugge.Uti in »t»i<| p. mi nt Ihe eouit ireeUfi ihe nrw lawns) ip mitt eailed It hhtea»bnry, and sub •funettlly at ihe uiiiM setoutl Uiut ill «uMti appointed U lllisiu lit nja luiiti att uhl •utvijsf,lti ttttt «t*'i ittst k the 1n... of tits ttuW to«rii»hip. Hut ..|| m M. and its tributaries near whom t o now road m», ns it waa ascertained tlint a majority of the voters would remain South of the Allegheny. Therefore, before Wm.Benjamin had completed his survey of the linos of Shrewsbury township, the inhab itants North of the mountain, en gaged him to run a line, for the di vision of Shrewsbury, for the pur pose of erecting a new township out of the Western portion, in the re cords of the next term of court, are found two petitions, differing in some respects as to boundary, but each asking for the division of Shrewsbury township. These two petitions are endorsed "Granted per curiam," but as they diflcr in de scribing the boundary, which one, or, can either be deemed official ? To mend the matter an old paper in the hand writing of William Ellis is found filed with these petitions which purports to be the "Boundary •>f .Elkland Township,'' but which hes not agree with either petition. las to boundary, and it is not ap proved by the court, yet is the only evidence of the name of the new township extant ! Allow us here to make a query that no doubt soinc of our friends of the legal profession, will be ready to answer at once. Has Sullivan county now a town ship without a legal name ? Elkland township, as we shall call it at least until it has a legal name, comprised at that time, besides Re present territory, Fox and Hills drove in this county and Plunkett Creek, Cascade, Mclntire and Me I Xett townships in Lycoming. Sullivan county contains 435 square miles of territory or 277,700 acres It was chartered March 15th 1847, md was formed from Lycoming, fhe intention of the parties most interested in forming the new conn ty, was to annex to it a portion ol Southern Bradford, and make Du ■shore the county seat, but though they succeeded in having a now jounty formed, no portion was taken Irom Bradford, and though Dushore was at first the county seat, it was moved to LaPorte, in 1850. John I'ersun, of Cherry ; W. A. Mason, ormerly of Monroe, but afterward residing at LaPorte; John Laird, from Lairdsville, were the survey ors appointed to run the lines of the new county. Michael Stack house, >f Lycoming; Joseph Smith, ol Cherry ; John B. Wilcox, of Fox: md (J. M. Boyles and Joseph Wood uead, of Elkland, were chosen to as sist in the survey. Of this stalwart jrew only two now survive, viz : Chas. M. Boyles and Joseph Smith. At this date the county comprised the Townships of Cherry, Davidson ISlkland, Porks, Fox, Shrewsbury mil Plunketts Creek. The town ship of Plunketts Creek being di vided by running the county lim the part in this county was soon changed to llillsGrove. The nann s derived from a tract of land s« called in tho original patent from the state, "HillsUrove," it being the tir-1 land located in what is now Sullivan, viz: in 1770. It has lately been owned by Bit-hard Biddle Esq. Colley whs formed in 1m 10, from l>nrU of ('berry tun I l>nvidson ami named in honor c»f Judge Willam Collcy. Lnl'orie was formed in lH. r »u, from poi lions of Chirrs l>avid»on anil Shrewsbury. La I'oito Borough WHS organized in 1853, Du-dioro in lh.Vj and Forks villein An uttcitipt to diiidt '"berry and Davidson towiuhips ha* recently been inudu without ttuecesa. but an additional voting precinct lias been foriued in Cherry, at li«r nice; in Colley, at Lope/., ami in I>. vulsoii at Juiaison City. The ceimi* of I*3o wa» taken b\ the lute Williti'ii .1. Kldred K «W|., ul K.k'and, which gtw the following i t'«l)llM : TOW MiUll't. | A| 1 It ■A a - ?,i I'ohnjf, Hi Ni 174 3> i lurry. tf.'n m<j m ii.nui>.,u, ,'ti, a;u si; i* l.lkluutt, .'ln luu ititi 7. Kni k*, ITH I ?»> HJ • i Ko*. I.' ll'.' wa i'limki lUt'ruckill 0 i 1U '<•» iuv* itA <*lm-*tbury, h, ill iy.> an i uiul. iMi t anun 'iti. V. 11. ■m* • \ larntt r reaeutly •eut a leu Mini »t tuip to a Itlau who udvetll»«tl tu <eitd, lor that aut uiul, the wa> to run a tarui without bein« troubled mlib potato huge. 'flie HIKWt r wt»-> a* lollfW*i I'laiit fluil trvv* iu»Uad of |»itato#« ■m— —. Ihe uuuniry l* ptofunely litlli d for tliu eppiaiau a of the Adilu t'oi»j hhnw», which Will e»lnlni at l iM.wid t, Ml > »Uilil«y, \Jay I tkh • • • Q&ut l eouv totwti at on S|uu U> Any V i<«ig«n Uriut ul l.at'urie, muui thithM*. uu lue»U>. -W C T A DEPARTMENT CONDrCTKD BT MEMBGBSOF THE W. C. T. A. 80CIF.TY OP I.APOBTTt, PA. The publisher oi the REPUBLICAN has kinlly consented to give us a i eisonable space for itrms, relating especially to the cause of temper ance. Ttie ladies who are to furnish th« reading matter for the department, have no particular program to earn out, and their highest expectation is to afford some aid and encourage ment to those who are active in temperance work. There is un doubtedly a wide spreading senti ment which is opposed to tbo in temperate uso of intoxicating liquors, but which does not go as far as to advocate, total abstfnance. While we arc of opinion tbat this temperance sentiment docs not go far enough, for the best results, we do not l>y any means, ignore it or underestimate its value. We do not see how we are to aid in check ing the evils of temperance, by re fusing the aid of those who say that, they are opposed to intemperance, and are not intempcrant themselves; instead of antagonizing this class of people by asserting that there is no good in '.ny way—except in our way. We desire to harmonze with them in every kind of practical work, which tends to save the young, and !o rescue the fallen. We realize our weakness, and clearly perceive thai we can do but little, to shake the foundations of drunkness; but we ire cheered to know how blessed it is to save even one of the little children, or helped to turn back one of those that are entering the path that leads to destruction. We lift our hearts to the source of all power. We seek for the wisdom which alone can guide us, nnd reach out willing hands to all for help to save our dear ones from the fatal habit of drink. II II The W- C. T. Alliance of Chicago is very successfully conducting its- Sanitarium for the cure of liquor and opium habit. The Sanitarium is nicely fitted u' , has steam, gas and four bath rooms Dr. iiargreaves, who was with Dr Kielej* at Dwighfc for eight years, has charge of the Sanitarium. II II A holy act strengthens the inward hclinesr. It is a seed of life growing into more life.— Robertson, , "II Its a good rule never to do for the sake of giin what one wouldn't ■lo for loye or duty.— Kdward Gar rett. SONESTO TrA r fr/'LMS. Our town is still on the move. Our stoves are doing t( fuir busi ness row. Jacob Lorn.h lias run Lis saw mill •i few days this spring. All in need of a good shave can now call on H. C. Boatman. Edwatd Ilemsnyder has moved in to the James Soncs house, on second street. The general health of our people seems to be good, and yet, Dr. l)ert is kept pretty busy. Chas. Holf is still wo.king at his blacksmith shop, fits is about read; to ah >e horses, now. Samuel Miller of our town was married recently to Miss Nora J'emple, of Muncy Valley. 1 aura liawrcncn is teaching si summer school in the school bouse where sh« taught during the winter. K. \V. Simmons is ready lor nl 11 e Oven to come to his shop to be shod, and he can shoe them up in ■,'i o 1 shape. The E iglcsMere li. R , is pro gressing unely, and we expect to hear the little engine pulling and "hislling through the ccntro of our town, in a couplu of months, oi , perhaps sooner. Our hotels are having a good pat ronage now—each having some of the railroad men, besides their rcgu lar hoarders and travelers. Our I'. O S of A. Camp and out 1 O. O. P. Lodge tire both solid iu ••titutions, and both doing well ai d gaining iu memln-rs and iu influence Samuel Kildy has about gained his usual health ami lias now charge of a large gang of Italians, working on the KaylesMere l» 11., a(, oi abov«' what is known as the "Palls." lie is a practical railroad man, ami a viih ul boss. Ju Ihi Watson, H Miller and Chas. |l»/./,cn, have each oliatge of gangs of workmen. Our tailor has made some re iluctiotia ill prices of suits for tin month of May, and asks all in need •if a 'food summer suit, to give him a call. Ibe abut no its are Wing put iu now, for the l!ayle»Mete It, Ii bridge across Miiuev Creek, at thi» place. John Walsuii has charge ol this, ami Il.e new bridgo is hern on the cars, ready to lie unloadtd mid put up. Some of the narrow goagi* cars are be re, re: d, lo lie coupled, ant we hear tli.t the engines U oil the w iy, and we think bv the time it arriveo, the track will l>e laid through towu. 8, l'a., May 3, I*9-'. /■■('/:h» 177 IT //AWV l.i vy l.nnca»t> r has gone lo Ithaca, S Y , to work In a woolen null I.Wii.tu Him d. i and Chas. Heliau biiulicf have gone tu foi the suiiimer. Jwlui |*'leuiiiig lius hail anew fence btitli mound hi* lot, wttieli ha* iut piuMdlhi took* of It verv ni'ieli I'toi K. W kle> In I and wife li ft lli'li l«'t l ueoday, In! I'.aglenMi le, aluie the) alii s|<Mid the summer. Hull. \V C II njen hs» IH.'BII I>u the nick li*t for the past weik, but i. utile to atti uu to busl lie is bgaiu tbi* wee' It ml- oiicra made a I «* bt# tiarie last * wsk. Richard is a first class fellow and wo wish him success. Dr. Waddell of Dushore, was in towu. last week, being called to see Miss Bertha Fleming, iu consulta tion with I)r. W. F. Randall. lien M. A. Rogers is visiting his son Dr. O. S. Rogers, at l'owanda, Pa , and intends to visit his daught er, Mrs. Ih-. Stevens, at Sugar Run, Pa., before he returns. Dr. Randall has purchased the Stevens house on Bridge street, and has moved into it. The doctor has had the bouse repaired and painted and it maki s a very neat looking little cottage. W. 11. Gilberts' confectionary store and ice creani parlor, seems to have a great attraction for the young men and madens, these days. Henry dishes everything up in first class style and gives tbem the worth of their money. J. L. Snyder has just returned from Harrisburc, where he has been spending a few days. Don't think he went on purpose to 'tend fbe Republican Convention but—' just sort o'had" other business there al that time, you know. Wishing you and the REPUBLICAN success, 1 am yours respectfully, NAN. Forksville, Pa., May '2, 1592. L E O A L. KHI UIFF'N MALE. Tty virtue of Wri's of Pi. Fa. issued out of the court of Common Pleas of Sullivan county and to me directed anil delivered, there will be exposed to public sale at the Court House, iu LaPorte Borough, Pa., on SATURDAY, MAY 21st, 1803, at 1 o'clock p. m., the following described real estate, to wit: LOT No. 1. A tract or lot of land situated In Davidson Township, SullivHt County, Penna., bounded and described :is follows: beginning at a stone, thence south 85 degrees east, 6 perches to a stone; thence »orth 13 degrees east, 41 perches to a post; thence by l'ind of John Glidewell north degrees west, 6 perches to a beech; thence south 13 degrees west, 41 perches to the place of beginning; couinin ing 1 acre and 86 perches of land, more or less, part of the Robert Woodsides war rant. AII cleared land. LOT No. 3. A certain piece or parcel of land lying and being in the Township, County and State aforesaid bounded and desciibedas follows: Beginning nt a stone corner thenc< along the public road leading from Kik Lick to Sonestown. north 80 degrees east, 10 perches to a stone in the road; tbencc -till along said road, north 55 decrees east 40 perches to a stone in the road; thence -.till along same, north 60 degrees east, 8( perches to a stone; thence sti 1 along earn south 55 degrees east, 24 perches ton stone in saiii road; thence by land of Jacob Lorah, south 7M degrees east, 1 perehet to a buttanwood, thence by land of Boat man Bros.. cist 47 pereli's to a rock; thence north 84 decrees east. 9 perches to u rock; thence nori h 83 degrees east, 4 perches to a rock; thence by land ol Char'es Wilson, north 83 degrees eu'-t. •!• perches to a stone; thence by bind of Geo E. Ilea, north 18 degrees east, 40J-£ perches to a small beech; thence by land of John (Jlidewcll, north 78|l degrees west, 'J perches to a chestnut; thence south 70 de grees west, sti perches to a stone at Geo (lower's line; thence along the same, south 17V* degrees west, 80 perches to tlx place of beginning; containing 82 acre.- and 60 perches, more or less, part of tin Robert Woodsides wariant; and having thereon erected 1 two story framed house. 1 frame barn and other out buildiutrs. A .rood orchard thereon; well watered; about 10 acres cleared and under cultivation and the balance pasture land. LOT No. 8. A l<<t piece or parcel of land situate in tie' Towuship, County am State aforesaid bounded and described as follows; Beginning at a buttonwood tree on south side of Muncy Creek, thence north s7 degrees east, 84 perches to a stone heap; thence nortk 8 degrees west, 51 perches to a stone; thence by Land of the Lyon Lumber Co., south 80 degrees west, 10 perches to a stone at the creek; thence down said creek, south 0* degrees west 12 perches to a stone in said creek; thence s.iuth 12 degrees west. 84 perches to stone in the creek; thence south 22 degrees we*t 20 perches to the place of beginning; con taining H acres and 10* perches, more or less. and being part of the Hubert Mont gomery warrant. Ileingull timber land. Seized, taken in execution and to be sold as the property ol George K Ilea, at the suit of 1> S. Phillips JOHN UTZ, Sheriff Sheriff's ofllce, Lal'orte, l'a. Apr. 20, 'll2 QOUBT PKOCLAMAUOX. WMKIIH", lb.*. J. A. SiTtimn, Priii lml ludtfo, ll»tioriili|fi Ittiboil Taj tur Jr. not K V Strong Assooiut* Julge* ol iho Court* nt, Oyer mid foriniiKr MID ti*ueiul Jail l>olltrr*i QUARTER Scuioßl ol Ibo Pta.'o. Or ( lion, t'ulirt mi I t'ouuuen PIMI for (tin Cotin'y «! Sullivan, tiHVH iiiuril tboir prii'tht to tno tli 'OI-lud, BX .RTON DALE PVB. ?7, A. P., ISVF, for HOLDING lb* .**or»l teens IN ilia H«INIIT|H vt t.n|iOi le , oh MON I'AV, tbr 2'ftf, day ofMuy 0. tsvi »t J >Vlo«h P. M. fbarefurn, uolli'v U berol y givon to th* P«r» n«r, Ju<ti««i of lb* PMM mid Coa.Ublo. witbin tb« eoouty, Ibsl tbvy bo ib*u and th*ro iu tlieir |iro|H.r |>*f>oii si 2 o'otoi k I' ui •I 1411 d«y. Willi tlitvir rolll, r*ourd(, iu.|uui tiiini, otmuinaln.ii. s*4 utbor ro*noinlir.«M< • in llniM tbiujgii wbioh i ' ib.ir uMiiea «|>|>*riuiu tub« don*. And lu (but* srti.i *r« bound b> iti.tr Nou|iiic«iii'iii In protcrill* g.iii.t |n mil ,n wb i »ro or ahull b» in Ibo jml of ib« »std ■utility ol riulllvou, sr* b«r*by n lifio l to b« b«n nut tboio to |tioMn Sl* *j|*iß>l tin in »• • llltojS*!. JOHN' I'tZ, Hb.n* sb«rif'< oflo*, Li*l">ita Apr IS, Is^S, MNDKivr'N Ily t iilttu iifit Slit "112 /i'. fWIiU il uid ■till ul tbo I'imrl oft' SUT>«L l'U»i ol sulllm 0 'Ui 'y iu4 lo to* 9 dlHi'U I, tbrio will bo il 1 UIP| *1 |>«blto MUO •! ibo l iiirt lluitM in U HI I I'AV lb* I lib L»AY of MtV 4. |l., I**l, st I » <do. k v. a ibo Ml..«i ■* i.tl *M*4* .im«Ud is lbs T"»*«bi|i of Kik* Und fMMII if IhtllK sod m 4 0 of I'm*., bum |. 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THFAStIIF.K'.S N4LK OF L.X NE.i'l'ED LANDM. to the proviaions of an Aot of As sembly entitled * An Aot directhig the mode of idling undented lands for taxe- pisred th" 13th day of March, 1815, und th# suyptcmei ts there to I. Wm. Murray, Treasurer of the county of Sullivanl hereby k'w en not 100 to all persons cor cerned that unless the County. Sta ; e. Hoad, School, and Poortuxe* duo on the following tracts of U(ittt*a-t<<d lands, situated in said o un» ty, are paid b.-fore the time ol>alj, the whole or such part of e.ich tract as will pay tho tuxos nnJ such costs charge:tb!e thereon will be add at the Court House, iu Lal'orte*- in said ocunty of Sullivtin,. on the TDIKTEENTH (I3tb.) day of JUNE 1592. l eing the second Monday of June, (the sale to be continued by adjournment from day today it deemed for arrearages of tuxes due ana n.*se-aed and costs acciucd on each tract respectively : CHERRY TOWNSHIP. No. Acres Warrant, Aral taxes. 417$ Bnk.rJohn 137 71 417| Kpple ll.nry 128 7, r > 117$ Epple Andrew 1147 71 50 l idred William 15 82 80 Pox Jus'iiianuo 21 23 70 Fox Samuel M 11 95 3322 Fox Geo ge 120 23 27 (letting Christian 9 62 158 Oettir g Grown 55 91 178 .lac by Leonard 49 98 100 Keyser John 8 70 12 L»sk«y I'Mw rd 4 22 150 Laskey Edward 27 II 13 Lukens Dairel 2 07 ■232 Norris .fos j h P 72 34 150 Qu'ck John 20 lit 31 He d Collin* >n 4 00 245 Roberts 23d R. hurts Joseph F 83 30 100 Roberts G»o ge 30 70 2541 B»ein William 79 48 31 I Stein Philip 111 80 70 VanPhul William 24 99 02 Wag»T I'hilip 19 07 02 WlUon Will.am 10 44 CCLLEY TOWNSHIP. 120 Anderson John 84 23 206 Rurk Thomas 20 27 41 Brown George II 72 90 Campbell Robt 25 08 302 Campbell John 111 81 325 Clark John 95 43 307 C has: Heber 87 63 388 Chase Dudby 109 22 304 Carpenter Samuel* 80 71 250 Crispin James 12 79 290 Cu bcr.-on John 47 50 333J- Carpenter Casper J 91 63 100 Campbell Gustavus 113 10 .100 Ca-penter fSlisha 113 10 100 Campbell William 113 10 224 Carpenter Charles 04 111 118 Daily Jeremiah 59 9il 118 Daily Mary 59 99 U S Daily John 59 99 175 Fit/.simmons Thomas 15 28 200 Ooodhtmrt Kl ; sha 57 0 120 Gillett Eliphakt 31 23 350 Ooidheart James F 99 85 180 Hoister Peter 69 21 317 lvester Jaci b 41 37 150 Krug Samu 1 99 85 100 Kerr Geo Ad dphus 97 13 202 liMgan Shi 1 lon 57 31 50 Merse Williutn 308 13 Nichols n Willhm 4 17 200 Nicholson Htnry 67 05 j 151 Odion Ihoiuas 50 62 138 Parley Nathaniel 124 05 •90 Pino Hex vbel }!7 27 138 Parley limnph -y 124 9.» 193 R lokert E G. 60 13 'BO Ritrir Jacob 50 On 01 Sha\? DaviJ 19 07 70 Sullivan James ltl 58 25 Smith Richard 7 17 108 T m inson Kioliard 47 92 33 Ta en Joseph 12 00 162 Tomlinson Ri-'hnrd 47 17 207 Touilinso i Ho- J irain 07 48 Ot) Woodward Ebna/.er 17 12 15) Woodward lii-sa 42 80 07 Walliaton Seth 19 17 100 TVhitferd Wilson 85 5s 0d Zet/ler David 8 01 DAVIDSON TOWNSHIP. 391 Badiott John 55 7s 39 J Boatdey Job: son 64 f»3 1012 lau ty i'aul 27 33 i*s Blnm-hard Charles 45 30 l I Colt William 4 50 300 Cope Israel 50 30 60 Ct.uiapton James A 10 08 60 Couic. Juc »b 10 23 270 Craig J hn 88 28 13S Cmtard Mary 29 78 10 DianJlui 8?» 2> Evans Elizabeth 4 05 75 J*.vans Jam.'* or Jar.e 12 00 07 Evaua Elisabeth 10 86 21 Evans James or Jaue 3 80 <25 llms A ('reveling 25 30 308 llarvev Pet- r 07 O'.i 15 ) Harvey M hulas s5 0 • 430 Jiiutes Graco 20 9 > 130 James Ma y 70 03 70 Meyers CD 12 39 400 Patterson Wm M 72 90 80 Pasehull Joseph 24 30 137 Woo.isule Elm r 79 02 ILKLAND TOWNSHIP. 91 Hrys>n Sunuel 23 44 141 Rrysou Samuel 89 17 100 Con ley Robert 24 ho 62 Cooley Henry 15 09 150 Con ley Rohe't 39 07 40 Coulvy U ilium 10 32 47 Fritz John 15 4s 111 Huufinger Aaron 95 19 25iV Preo'or A Hill 65 04 39 Ppaulding Hugh lo 03 260J Turner Georire 68 6s FORKS TOWNSHIP. 28( Abb dt George 53 90 100 It wser Isn.e 77 40 93 Barber I'iiah 33 53 4u7 Dor ey John 78 77 IS) Dorsey John 2 81 121 I d ly G o ge 80 t's s 3 K »* Eli#.* 16 27 131 } i.tier J«ui*-» C H3 9 ' 131 K'<lirr Samu I W tit 6;. 173 H illowell Kdwtrd 3.» til *o Huttitii .lituit i) 6 4 2 iu® 11.7 a Peter Z 19 .16 • 0 Ll<>yd Peier L 0 40 74 l.ake ilenry 31 57 7 4 Msjlnt Mi.'hael 6 52 191 Nerris him II 37 54 i 11 Norn* Jom nli p 49^ too Nerris Joa P 58 4» 71 h miuvli Oeurg* 13 71 134 H««<«st 78 77 00 I'lresauts Uia l II ti I 11H Plea»ams i h«rUs Hi W - j 6 > Htli tU Hugh 11 W7 oo Hu«H Heijiiain 17 47 1455 haul#l.ttr> P« lef 89 "•> I 43 llmry 7 74 '<o T«Ubil llmry 6 .'Of Waruer J«miv« iJ ft I 4m.1 W truer ( ItarUtf »a 77 rox township, i .10 k 44»-fga 4|o I 110 >4 It iit.a Howard 32 k*> 407| llwfHea ile> rge 62 41 1162 HiMgaa #4 Oo 9 Uvu WtU'em 3 34 «»o I'r d i M Hi l 10 16 49/1 BitniiM.il J4 ha 6? 9v< IIILI.BUkU I«»W.MiHIP j 96 Al4*etl4 Ge«'fge " I oe I leo Awm<u William '!• '4 j J9O M ) 4 J -liti «2 6 . i ».»i |1 >UmIU 4 |'l.r<*Ml 4 > | I#o |iaeet oi'(«4 20 |«« | 'J 10 H"haiai H il'iem 6t >9 j leO t'-opiiii#! f*4aiM*l 2a in ?6?f 112 ?? \i i So II jm k> it4» K (eibUlt 14 t ' , kmm » M • leu Pi u« J 4*i. *4 >a ISS ht»'» 4u*<<#4 146 / 4u i %4»f MoU I 44# 41 LAP<«44 4lk (OW N»I4IP. j 4?| lu 4ee» u 11» "MM* 44 tie 14* t' •. .» H .»u p$ j 417 |m»«4U| Hat lei U | d? Mi. M i4blli 4i 14 | 49 i.mi P4*i44|' i6a 141? l4«id«io |4«t.ie4 4a 4|) >b '• Mt , t r# |a 'a9 fa 44ecu«ift £# 4- j »«<*U If 46 j '** ti* aaiaJta $0 4 4 uei II 4 4*a 4 4»~*#*a I oe LEGAL. 60 Franklin Walter 8 10 SO Fex Hannah 0 48 35 Fox Sarah 0 AO 25 Gardner Richard 4 60 401 A 4 Gunderker Michael 30 14 26 Garducr Richard 4 50 10 Gurrigues Susan 1 80 118 Harvey Jonathan 10 83 140 Harvey Jonathan 13 05 47 3 4 Harvey Jonathan 7 20 24 Holing Joseph 4 50 150 Levi Daniel 19 60 24 3-4 Levi Dat.iel 3 00 05 Mr» is Richard II 11 25 71 Morris Richard U II 62 119 Nor.h Riehard 22 00 03 North Richard 9 00 0 Pleasants Samuel 81 100 Pie isants Joseph 9 90 15 Parker William a 15* 22 Pur Iter WiJlium 3 yo 00j Park it William- 9 no 20 Pa kor Thomas 3 15 117 Puikins Simon 63 00 lot) Pleasants Joseph 9 15 300 Roberts Geo Jr 45 00 75$ Smith Daniel 9 00 417 Woodward William 38 25 H0 Whalen Robt 12 00 95 Wells Gideon 10 32* SHREWSBURY TOWNSHIP. 117 Brodie William 9 36 118 Benson Peter 07 84 -04 Cowden John 31 00- 00 Dougherty John 45 00 13ft 3*4 FishtrJohn 00 31 75 Faftno J.«hn 11 40> 358 Gobiu Charles 82 66 3)6 Hams Reuben 28 40 4 1 3-4 Hunter Job 32 12 100 Hoover Jhj4> 8 00 212 11 win Robt 32 23 25 Irwin K- bt 3 80 ll7< King Ezekiel 20 90 101 3 4 Lous* Oe<<rgo 01 03 101 3-4 Long Jam s 01 03 (27 Low den John 05 10 401 3 4 Pogue Poter 01 05 401 3-4 Poguo Josej h Ul 05 ll k 5 Richardson Isiao 15 90 50 Ramsey George 7 90 350 Ramsey Peter 64 60 300 Wager Philip 52 80 136 Young Samuel 59 8b 1 NE.ITED LIST. Also, at tho samo time at.d place the ing tracts and parcels of land duly assessed an l returned on tl.e Scat d List, w• II bo for arrcara.es of taxes iu tho namo of the proreut or former owner or owners, in accord ance with the provisions of an Aot of Assembly passed April 29th, 18 44: CHERRY TOWNSHIP. Acres. Lots. Warrant owners. Amt# taxes 2 lots Bartch Gotleib 2nd 0 02 140 Broshart Frederick 25 02 52 Collins Ihomas 4 34 60 Dunn James AFP 915 2 11. k L'ts, A Lanfield 12 00 79 Dunneny James 14 415 100 Gallagher Martin 15 25 Houre and lot liurst Sann el 2 GO 100 Jackson G D A M C Merercur 37 59 2i Lambort John 2 75- 28 Miner Mary 5 07 tuO Rail in David 31 60 28 Sweeney Michael 3 41 50 Vansieklo S P 10 88, COLLEY TOWNSHIP. 50 D< oiilb Frank A Tobias 1 50 1 82 Edgar Mattie 1 93 150 Hollenbick Clark 4 541 03 Me(-arroll Satnuel L 1 89 50 John 1 50 40 Spaulding Granvillo 1 30. 100 Tlncshouldbeck .laiurs H 3 00* DAVIDSON TOWNSHIP. 59 C!a r k Mary 590 ELKLAND TOWNSHIP. 207 Sullivan John 6 3t 30 Chilson llenrv 0(1 10 Bedford hrank 25 32 Brown Le-»nard 6t FORKS TOWNSHIP. 90 Brown Sarah C 8 O'l 1 lot Birdcall Elizabeth lOr 1 <lO Ingham Thomas J 9 01 I9d Opp A Co 19 60 12 Warron John 30 4 »4 1L yt Br s 32 10 9 4 Gil.igan Michael L 28 FOX TOWNSHIP. 90 0 ga Henry 13 00" 07 jvtcYerfcJno M 10 3 May Warren st> 4 Saw. er Oliver G 52 383 William Henry 78 43 18 Wheeler Thomas 2 24 HILLSGROVE TOWNSHIP. House and lot Woodloy George 2 57 392 Lewis Jonathan Heirs 42 34 LA PORTE TOWNdUIP. 1 111 Bo lino A Co 19 98 31 Crotnan 11 if am 4 AS 25 Holmej Henry 3 00 ! 86 11 • well Enoch 4 30 1 ' 40 Hil. F B 4 80 1 10 Lyon Edward 750 ' 60 Tavler William 9 00- ■ 40 Hansen John 80 7 Miller Sarah 37 . 02 MersJW 3 26 67 Roynold J no W 2 98 LA PORTS BORO. ' 4 lets Heeker William 90 I " Lawrei.ce William 1 i'o 1 " Me Lain Maty 40 8 *f Qua** C A (estate) 8 20 1 1 4 '* Weik John 1 80 2 M Wtfttleiu Juo 1 60 SHREWSHCRY TOWNSHIP. 2 11 A L'ts. Allen 11. b4p 16 30 1 l« t Uarteh A'liaml i s| *' I '• Brown Sayler Jane 201 » I«• Ba.teSUW 204 lleii-e and lot Campbell lliratn Q 5 10 2 lots I on.etl Mrs K A 2 08 I 150 D"iie 4ie«» W 14 OX ' 3 lots (4ide«»n Hess (t 70 50 Kuliuer Herbert 8 5d lit M«u deahull C K 2 04 1 3 lu's A barn M« n!•nl h I Geo 15 30 1 100 Norton Aim ie tale) 76) ! I lot 'or G S I 04 ' 59 a« rt s 1 lot e<n«-r \S iltimn 10 80 % <' 2 lots llaui(Men Mrs I 00 I 8| ts»iiiie t Aaron 181 2 Ms K 4k hn Marj 4 1 20 I I s Mel'bt n«»i Juu D 60 • III) Sh.« r W II 49b House and let Temple li W 2 I t I lots h- ei tl • 1 M fh« mill id Fifty Ceotft uiuat elsu be paid ut| eaeh twt, |ut and pare* I »>herti*«*l in addl* llttli Iu th« auiuunt named oppenttv aeeh irai t, 4«l or p«re«l lor Also au a M.li -n Iu ih« tame iut* r«sl w ill be U|- »a the aiii»uul tl luti du« u| <*ll eaah trael, Id, of parcel, u| land fof vaeli year fr ui the lat day ! o 1 .leauaiy ul the y«ar uutil paid, i«. uubt el Isil7. M B. Nu laui aII be teoeivei on day ef »a4e. WILLIAM Ht'KHIY. Trasuiefs 6lue l.aP«>ne. Ayrd a, 1i93. 6 rial l-t*i Mr 'lu» •'esses 1894 4 ean a a mi S4i 1.4, I ant)* I Jae-.fc L. «4«ide# *« ki»aja«ttiu Uvii, Ms. Mil tat«a I 9 TraVvtee «112 la>|ai*44iua lelnaaOeo la. jefafd» In ate ul Jauit* k Mu. I j a«|M. 1«r i*» «wt d wi* lot is Sal ea the Miill day o| M »» lesui 1*92- I I Maty J PeiiiiM* »• Oil I >ua Uwbec Cu # l4> a«ai arm lam irsi^ss* | t Pet ill* Haitslg 112 t*»e a4»i%k Val'ey H Mi u Sii leli MM l*s|| m#|.a*4 *, L a Itui h4 4* • * Hi* 14 Udlua, Ne. I j May te«»e 4994i de4%a 4*»'4 s «|»ft<*el { 6 6 U teer«i»ee is i«it« naidua, Va. k$ i Mai hm i^sl, 7 J a*» Men.' air11 1 hu a| M .y 1 *ms as«uaip**4. II e leha »• II *• J•**»»«• Mele«4»ae, He, Ui 1 aim t»el, ♦omu.^U ! « frieffc Dijiin* ti i»a»a D« »aua»jf, Ne, | 16a Mat leiai Inl 4e«« s syi«ei 1 |o ft'"tm** I4ae'*y ts Mtf I4aif«aa Ma. *# <*•)-• ie«ai uei u»#i to || i A%»»> k Jwho ilaie».«n ead 11. M. Hafiasaan, Hu 19 D» 4ai»a 1614, i i 41 Hi* 4' a titfe'ii » » 9>i> J <iia o i<4sa ' He Ml. |ir te'ia 4#9li del 4 a *t>i -I 44 Af4<iat I u 14*# sa H M 41n4 Me. 9* j Me*- 4*»m lan 1, 4tli'i *^ye*' 4 H iLall ptvib I >'4el9 # 4 *•••. LtPwila, |f#. ( •
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