W. M. CHENEY Editor FRIDAY, MAY 20th, 1892. ENTERED .\T POST-OFFK;E, LA poin E PA., ASSRCOHD-OLASS MATTER. J. V. rettenbvry k WATCHMAKER ANDJEWELEB, DUSHORE, PA : HEI'IUMt ASi STATIC Tlt RKT. KOR CONORESSMAN-AT-I.AROK. ALEXANDKU McDOWELL. llcrccr, WILLIAM LILLY, Carbon, FOR SUPREME JCDGK. JOHN DEAN, Blair. FOR FLECTOR^-AT-r.RROE. J. FISANCIB DUNLAP, Lancaster. WILLIAM WOOI>S, Philadelphia. It F. JO NEB, Allegheny. WILLIAM H, BAYNE, Delaware. FOR OTSTRICT ELECTORS. 1. John L. Lawson. 15. C. Durland. 2. John Mundell, lt>- I*. A. Stebtjins. 3. John Hunter. 17. L. T. Rohrbach 4. Alex. Crowe, Jr. 18. S. 8. Schoch. 5. Chas. It. Siuer. 1!'- J. S. Wilhelm. 6. Alaxwell. Clowcr, it). 7. Wm. 11. Orundy. 21. J;imes R. Laux. 8. Traill Green. 23. liobt, Pitcairn. fl. James K. Mossier. ~3- J. Al. Lindsey. 10. J. W. M. Geist. SI. It- L. Lincoln. 11. Henry A. Knapp. 25. 8. D. Bell. 12. Wm. J. Ilarvey. 20. M. H. Taylor. 18, James Muir. * 27. 0. F. Barclay. 14. J. H. Sheililey. -'B. Jesse E. Date. \0 SCASiII tl -. <<> D Vl'l lliM A Democratic llouse of Represen tatives, with an overwhelming Ma jority, Ims been in session for five months aad a half, but so fur has been unable to furnish nn ounce cf amunition to the Democratic Presi dential campaign magazine. There have been committees investigating the departments and every lead look ing anything like a scandal has been persistently fclowed. But nothing has been discovered, and the only re sult has been to lead the nosing com mittee or tiro too ambitious individ ual against a stone wall. Not a woodchuck has been found although the Democratic ptirly is out of meat and a Presidential campaign is at hand. This is as encouraging a situation to Republicans as it is discouraging to Democrats. It s-trc lghthens the former in just the Fame degree that it weakens the hitter. It compels the Republicans to defend no acts nnd excuse no scandal?, and leaves th,enr free to direct all their enirgies ngaii st the Democratic position. The Republican nitty wj a never so well situated in this re pect as it is new. No Administration has pre sented itself with KO clean a record as this one lias. The war of the re bellion, the question of obstruction, tho defence of a sound currency, fot a long time prevented tho RepuMi cans from showing tlie akill, econ omy, and cleanliness w't'i which they could conduct tho administra tion iu times of peace, when eeou ©rnic questions are first in interest. The present. Administration has giv en the country an excellent illustra ton of \%l at the party is able to do in this respect. When Mr. Cleveland was up foi j ro-olectien he had to face the worst | scandals th:it have disgraced any ad nt'iui&t'a'ion. I: o *caudulous char acter of his appointments, the gamb lers, thieves p.: } jnil birds he placed in the i ;.n electric scandal ii ' 1 I the Attorney (i 'tieral's department ! tho general ii.e lieieney of the Ad i ministration and the humiliating | breakdown ofhi- civil service reforir | policy and surrender to tho spc. 1 hunter, were all fiict* rs that counted j powerfully in the campaicn aginst Clev l uids !0 election. Tuey Hindi sure his defeat, although he was in- i tronehdtl in power an I had a mistak OU contingent < t .» talhd indepen i dents to aiH t him .ir Irving to makt ! the country vo, tbeso scandah ' should be chat .fsfcto the IX-niOi'ratU' paity and not to Jhe mm «ho i*t at , the lu-fcil I.lltu aim mat ration This f r eedom frln acadal will »trv« 1 another purpose |e title* leaving tin Pepilblieuiit tuiLfi'ili lied by evplan i ri ttioiis. It ttill t'lJtlile tho whole at ten j tion of the peopLf to eoneentrated j on the great. /mottle in-nc cf the i-ainp4igu. ' litne v ill be UM » d>» <|Ue»tiuiiiii f j to tli»tiiiut attention. : H" it#piiplici»n» i oi point tu it clettii and ellleitiit adiuiniktratioii, j the results of proun tiun nntU r tin Mekinh y law and a »*iuud ami atalili i> irrem v ami uk tl.e voter* tu givt their vci'liet on U i u, mi, ~i,i plicated With .cieUl. U |t4 epkluna- I luutt, 'I he wOUtHii in tin \V nliitiii >pt*rl I flipitbhi lit* tin ltd j** it n.;; 'lt may h. mM . tu,,. w W t*iat>u to ltm*« Ihttl tin re i* t*o tlt4t t'wm|*el» t linn at mania. Ily uku ilit j it tttiu of thiir au*Uain|. Cu*l"tti I ttloitß uuut it lt lt would l, "l 1 ht» piitn. gUU have m ! |l'«*p ltlH|| lt( |,e.ip V if ( | u |n, ful4- 1 • l*t«i*t 111 alt p.iltieul.ti*, mid t«» lei 1 veryo .. ki.o* 11.41 ui, # \ t , ( 11141 »ii»4», alcii.l I | IM u 11,1, | U ,|| 1,, ,»* lit# bile* i,, yfwl w»fu»iwi Mould «W»Ut» ' j f.i» a* ti,iiik It 1 u I*l, J'ur in-J title ho* Wo'lM I .MUtid, Jtlik. t.nd Ur. Jtilnt tuAK I Ueneritl Orilcm. No. 7. II EATXJUARTERS DEPABTMENT PENNA GRAND ARMY or THE REPAJBHIC, No. 1025 ARCH STREET. J'hiladclphia, May 4th, 1802. I. Once more the returning spring with its openinc flowers rcsur rects the memory of our fallen com rades and reminds us of the approach of our sacred "Memorial Day." Wt see them as they fell when morether a quarter of a cenlurj' ago the flood tide of death swept them from oui side; we sec them scattered along our march of the passing years, somt with the dews of death not yet wiped away and the flowers still fresb sprinkled with the tears of loved ones. Those of us that remain are but few in comparison with those who sleep beneath the ground that shall echo with our solemn tread. Soon wt must commit this sacred duty to other hands; let us do it faithfully while we can. It is timely and profit able we should onco again repair the graves of our fallen comrades, and let the memory of their heroic deeds baptise us afresh with loy alty to their heroism and devotion to their country. Need I urge upon you that each step and action on that day be so fraught with regard for that occasion and reverence for the departed com rades, that we shall command the re spect and commendation of every citizen throughout the Nation. Let us reverently ard tenderly garland with Nature's purest and most fragrant gift each mound where sleeps our comrade, and effection ately think of the unknown and un marked graves of our patriot broth ers, remembering that in this solemn mission wo have the prayers of the widow and, the blessing of a grateful Republic. ll* Arrangements will be made by the Posts in this department the ob scrvance cf Memorial Day, Monday May .'?otb, 1892. Comrades arc en joined to see that this sacred duty is performed in a solemn and reverent manner. 111. In localities where tlifre i are more than one post co-operation in the cermonies should be observed. IV. Forms for Memorial Day Services can be had upon applica tion to these Headquarters. CoiuiilliitrnlK to the 'Kr]iubll«»n.' What a few of our exchanges have to say about the enlargement and cntcrpise of the REPUBUCAN From tl'o Reporfer-Joil n:il. Our old friend, the l.aporte Repub lican, comes to our table this week much changed in appearance. It is enlarged and otherwise improved, and is printed on a new press. We are glad to see this substantial evi dence of prosperity, and congratu late the lirpublMin on the improve ments. It has been no easy job to keep a Republican paper going iu I)emocratio little Sullivan, and Mr. Clieney has performed well hia ard uous task. From tho Athena News. The Sullivan Republican came out last week in au enlarged form and printed on a new press. the editor announces that hereafter the W. (!. T. A. will edit a depurtmeut of the paper. From tUo I>U'h »ro Gaietti. The l.aporte Krpiiblinm has liecri enlarged from a MX to a seven col umn folio, and has been Improved iu ! every respect. I.ast week's issu** contained iu addition to tho reguh r i-isue a stuall supplement. We con gratulate Kditnr Cheney on the im provi incut* ruado and tho success bis journal has met with. The lle~ publican I* the of the Itepub i I etu party ami should be liUirallv j patron izi-l by the Republicans throughout the county Fruit* ihu The Sullivan lit'publiean, pub lished at l.ul'oilu, haa In ell enlarged to the ciU-ut of a column on each page. It is alio printed ou a new proas. fr. in lb* T"W*ada Hrpilltlii-aa. Ihe Sullivan 111 publican t-aiuu to it* la»t Week enlarged to it seven col- j ninn foliu and bum full of lucid aud .■ el 'i d new*, editor Cheney Is giving the Republican* of little Mull- | it an a i it iu i wotihy uf l heir hearty support, and if iltey will «ivu it, a long step will bu taken toward bringing Hullivau count) into the Republican column. I liD -i ufyuu alto Uavt> a light • pun. uftfviMl |Hi| a heavy apitug iitvivoal aud 4 winter utdicual hate 1 .-4 Itu hu*tle tu ket p >our ukviiii 't* changed ta «ult the wiather, but thuMM uf ua who hatu lilt unu utai ««at lists tb* right uue with ua m all kind* ul aeaibii, -W C T k DEPAR-MHIT OONDDCTFD BT MEMBERS OF TliE W. 0. T. A.. BOCIBTT OH LAPOBTE, PA. In our article, last week, we show ed that the expenses of the liquor traffic, in this county, must be about thirteen thousand and five hundred dollars, ($13,500) per annum and that to pay this it requires. a *ale of two hundred and seventy thousand drink?* OP enough to make twenty seven thousand men drunk. In that computation, we omitted to estimate the profit of the liquor dealers. Since last week, we have been trying to find some reliable data, upon which to estimate these profits without much success, but it seems reasonable that men would not so eagerly seek to obtain licenses, if their profits over and above expen see, were not equal to their expenses. This would require that the number of drinks should be doubled and more men to drink. It must also be remembered, that this great tax paid to the liquor sellers, is not assessed equally upon all the men of the county, for a good many escape it, by not drinking. The great burden falls upon the drinkers, the ones least able to. pay it. Can one compute how many comforts this great tax would bring to hundred of families, if it was ex pended for things needed, in making happy homes. It II Begin with small things y let not a day pass without trying to lighten the burden of some poor struggling brother. Show the world by little acts of kindness that the life we are living is making us better men and women. As it takes many drops of water to make the ocean, so it take* many acts to make a life. Begin with little things, and as you grow in understanding and wisdom, great er opportunities will present them selves. Do not forget that there are hundreds of poor starving souh reaching out in search of light, and do not be afraid or ashamed to give what you have. Remember nature will 011I3* supply as you are capable of receiving, and you can not be in a position to receive until you begii. to use what you already possess. I£STELLA ITEMS. MR. EDITOR: Let me congratu late you on the new REPUBLICAN it is a marvel of neatness and I am not ashamed to exchange with nn neighbors who take the Gazette 01 Review. D. F. McOarty has returned fron Lopez, where he expects to return again soon, as he bus got employ ment at that place with Clark Bros We are sorry to lose, Doc. but what is our loss is their gain. l'he concert in the church is n thing of the past. All in attendance voted it a success iu every particu lar. Our school is in a flourishing con dition, with Miss Nettie as instruc tor it cannot be otherwise. J. J. Webster is down tho river with his lumber. C. M. Clarke came up from Hills- Grove to attend the concert—that was all ; he returned home Sunday afternoon. Bark peelers arc petting in readi | nuns for the summer bark jobs. C I It. Wheat ley and family has moved to a camp near Millview. The farmers are busy putting in spring crops, although the season ir backward and cold. KITTIK CLOVI R. I. K O A L puiUl I'ItOCLA.M A i ION. WRRHKAI, Hon. J. A. SltTlll, Pi*«ii|»tn Jul---. Honorable* Juho Yonk n 2tl, ai.d M J I'll I l| » A««Oi'll»ti> Ju ll[e« Ol I lit' Court! ul, OyiT ami Tarininar Mid U»nt»r»l Jail l>«liv»r*i yu.irtnr S«'»«ion« »t the l*e»i>«. Or. haui Court mi I «'otina"R Pl«aa fur the Cuunty u> Sullivan, haft ioucit their |> rei-c|>t to ui» ili rei'tml, ba.riQK date Pcb. JT, A (>., IHVJ. lot h ilJiny the aeveral court! In the lluruugh ul l.apurte, un M'>NI>AY, ihi 'AM, dajr ufMuj \. I). ISUI, al 1 '>'olooll I*. M. Therefure, initio* ia hereby (jnen tu the Cor .inar, Jmlitiu of ',lis I'une and Con within the uountjr, thai the; be than and there iu their proper |iareon at 1 o'olut b p ui ol »aid day, with their roUa, reeorde, in<|ui*i tivßa, • ■aiuiu-tli'Bi and other reneiubrene*' to Ihoaetbiage qhielt tu their ulmi appertain to be done. Aad to tbueo *h» are bound b» Heir tu proeecttl* *g«iu«t ptteoo ere are ur ahall b* in the Jail of the raid county ol Sullivan, are h*(*by noiltad to be then and tbera tu piv«e> ute agalaal thaw ea • ill bejutl. JOHN VT*. Sher.n iberlS'i oSee, t,*i>»rt* l*»., Ay. 11, I"' I "UAHPV MOOILKTUI. Wm Tu* *»'■•«, l*u«tu>a»)ar of Idarllto, Ind. «rti*>; "fcllevtria Muter* baa dwi-e More he ute than all oiber atedio'iie* uoutbiued, for that bat laellMM arUlug froia Kidury at. 4 Lltw trouble." Julia l.telle, farmer aad atoebwaa, ul itlua pU. a , aaya. u I blmjlrlt) biilira to be tb< b«*t Kllaey and Liver utedwlne, Made iue tvul like a uea wau " 4. W, Uirluei har laare aw nib tat >«iut-- t *u. aaya llwiu Uiitoi* 1* jual thv tun do * 0 aud don't 'are ohetber he lite* et llvi, he l-uu4 «»• ii>*. « b ill*, at PrwMcMty*' I*l*4 itora, I'u •koto, I'*., and al A. K ll*i»|ui4'«, N idie el, |ffc Ul t kIK* H AHNICA kALVi The M<*t *•!«« 1% Ibe aotld bl Cat# llialaa* ■"urea, t 1 *f a, »*ll hUsota, |II*I IMM, letter, > uai p> 4 ll*i 4a 1 kilMa** ta, u 11, u.y reloaded F" *lk wuia (»i t ( 1 .*)* tj HuatMoy, Maibkla aud A H ItukafeMd 1 \ id a*«l. | AL OFC 111 mutiu* ** »4 K kMMH, !»» |H|>^ A Urn* atttl u* kuttm, 4MM all M«* eitril.uti * tun ty, are paid before the time of tale, the whole or such part of each tract as will pay the truos and such costs chargeable tbereon will be gold at the Court House, in LaPorte, to aiid oounty of Sullivan, on the TDIRTEKNTH (13tb,) daj of JUNE 1892. being the *eo< nd Monday of Jvne, (the sale to be continued by adjournment In m day today if deemod aecesiary,) lur arrearages of taxes dus ana assessed and costs on each tract respectively: CHERRY TOWNSHIP. No. A ores Warrant. Amt taxes. 4J71 Baker John, 137 71 417} Epple Henry 128 75 4172 Epple Andrew 137 T1 50 Kldrcd William 15 82 86 Fox Jostinance 21 23 70 Fox Samuel M 11 95 332J Fox George 126 23 27 Getting Christian 9 62 158 Gettii g drown ! 65 91 178 J«c> by Leonard 49 98 03 Keyser John 8 70 ; 12 Lnskny Edwird 4 22 150 Laskey Edward 27 14 13 Lukena Daniel 2 07 232 Norris Jof eph P 72 34 150 Quick Jobn 26 10 31 Be d Collinson 4 60 245 Roberts Hugh 84 69 60 Roberts Hujh 21 42 236 R< berts Joseph F 83 30 100 Roberts George 36 70 254] Kteln William 7i» 48 314 Stein Philip 111 86 70 VanPhul William 24 9» 62 Wager Philip 19 07 62 Wilson William 10 44 COLLEY TOWNSHIP. 120 Anderson John 34 23 266 Burk Thomas 26 27 41 Brown George 11 72 90 Campbell ltobt 25 68 392 Campbell John 81 325. CUrk John 95 43 307 Chaae Hcber 87 63 388 Chase Dudley 109 22 204 Carpenter Samuel 86 71 250 Crispin James 12 79 290 Culberson John 47 56 333}. Carpenter Casper J 94 63 490 Campbell Gustavus 113 10 400- Caipenter Klisha 113 10 100 Campbell William 113 10 224 Carpenter Charles 64 19 118 Daily Jeremiah 59 99 418 Daily Mary 69 99 418 Daily Jobn 59 09 175 Fitisimmons Thomas 15 28 200 Goodheart Kliaba 57 05 120 Gillatt Klinhalet 34 23 350 Goodheart Jamas F 99 85 180 lleister Petor 69 Ut 317 Kester Jac b 41 37 350 Krug Sainu I 99 85 300 Kerr Geo Adolphus 97 13 202 Logan Sheldon 57 31 50 Morse William 30s 13 Nicholson William 4 17 200 Nicholson Henry 67 05 151 Odion Thomas 66 62 338 Parley Nathaniel 124 95 190 Pinoo RenHel 27 27 438 Parley Humphry 124 95 103 Bickert E G.- 56 13 180 Ritzir Jacob 50 60 61 Sb»w David 19 07 76 Sullivan James 19 68 25 Smith Richard 7 17 108 T'm'inson RichurJ 47 92 33 Ta'aui Joseph 12 0« l:> 2 Touilinson Riehard 47 17 207 T imlinson lie >j r 79 62 ELKLAND TOWNSHIP. 91 Bryaon Samuel 23 44 141 Bryson Samuel 39 17 100 C'onley Robert 24 89 62 Cooley Henry 15 6V 156 Couley Robert 39 97 40 Couley William 10 32 47 Frits John 15 48 311 llunsiiigor Aaron 85 19 256 Pr. etor A Hill 55 04 39 Spaulding Hugh 10 03 .'66£ Turuer Georgo 68 68 FORKS TOWNSHIP. 281 Abbott George 53 96 iOO B «se* I sane 77 40 93 Barber Uriah 33 53 lu7 Dor ay John 78 77 15} Dorvey John 2 81 421 kd'ly (J orge 80 05 83 t"* Blisa 16 IT 131 Flshar Jain*a C 83 93 131 Fisher Samuel W 83 A3 173 llallowell fc'dward 35 01 80 tluktoll .!atu»< 14 4 J 'OO Lloyd Peter A 19 36 tit Lloyd Petar Z 6 46 74 Luke llaory 31 57 74 Meylert Mlehaal 6 52 lot *otls Klisa H 37 54 2U Nur(i< Jowuh P 4 98 .109 h'lirns Jos V 58 48 7t Peuaoek George IS 74 434 Pleasant Samuel TS 77 60 Pb as tuts Israel 11 63 Ilh piseaatiis Charles hi 93 45 Hi W-ila Hugh U 97 00 Hush Dei jamiu IT IT 454 haulabury Peter 80 »3 43 haulshury lleury T T4 10 Tolaad lleury "is 8 303 Warner James 30 |l 133 W truer Charlie *3 7T VOX TOWNSHIP. 30 Koltert Ge»rge 4 10 Ito Fuller toa Hu haid |] SO tu;| Hughes George 61 41 331 llilngaa Kawisat 94 »u 9 Lewis M ut a.u 3 34 59 hwt.il A Hill 19 (5 mil Hiatyeua John |7 Oh (lILUIGItOVK TUWN9HIV. i« Alberts George l| M 100 Auiuiom W liuaut t« 112 199 H..> I J he ») 444 ItokaiN tpbriaw 93 43 MO lla'es > »era 1 19 lo 119 B'baui William 91 49 100 Carpenter hMMtal 19 19 >4T| li.Us. > Thou.as It || 49 llwuhelGi Jeiea*4ah It 14 4t .latksub William It || Irto PI. IU J «hB 't t» 40 too Reeao I'aaiel |l9 L ♦O4 Meetlsl ttl«WI »lt4l VAlHtHta luWNaMIP. tit 4alers..a Thw«M 44 00 *l4 haem John la 34 I 140 It W Uliaan ta to 111 Uie.il.> Ha. bet 99 It >ll 9i<«ih) hl vtheth 43 ' I 49 ll.ehia Philtu 3 ae AtV t>ald«iu Deul«| t9 *9 111 I*»l4*iu iwho 91 43. >at Oh letar 4 ti«M« M I9§ 4 • UMhab 49 tl 91 112 . a a.»h II 44 l« f*« „ 19 t« I! *•»<»•' »» IN I piMitii n »»s 193 LEGAL. id FrankMn Walter 8 10 M Fox Hannah 6 48 3& Fox Sarah 6 all, 2ft Gardner Ri.hsrd 4 50 401-3.4 Gunderkcr Michael 86 14 25 Garducr Richard 4 50 111 Garrigues Susan I 80 118 Hafvey Jonathan 16 83 1,40 Harvey Jonathan 13 65 •17 3-4 Ilarviy Jonat'ian 7 20 24 Huling Joseph 4 50 ISO Levi Oani.l IV 50 24 3-4 Levi Danl 1 3 60 6A M. rris Richard H H 25 71 Morris Richard, H XI 52 119. North Htchacd 22 01) 63 North hichaiti fl 00 6 Pleasants Samuel 81 100 Plearants Joseph 9 90 15 Parker William 8 15 22 Parker William 3 96 60} Parker William 9 00 , 20. Pa kor Thomas 3 15 417 Pei kins Simon 6$ 00 100 Pleasants Joseph 9 15 300 Roberts Geo Jr 45 03 75$ Smjth Daniel 9 60 417 Woodsrard William 18 25 ltd Whalen Kobt 12 00 95 Wells Gideon 10 32 SHREWSBURY TOWNSHIP, 117 Grodie William 9 36 418 Benson Peter 67 84 -••4 Cowden John 31 00 300 Dougherty John 45 60 436 3-4 Fisher John 6ft 34 75 Funno John 11 40 358 Gobin Charles 82 56 355 11am s Keubcu 28 40 + 1 3-4 Hunter Job 32 12 190 Hoover Job 8 00 212 Irwin Robt 32 23 25 Irwin Robt 3 80 117 King Eukiel 26 90 401 3 4 Long Gejrge 61 OS 401 L«pg James 61 03 <27. Lowden John 65 10 401 9 4 Pogue Peter 61 05 401 3-4 Pogue Joseph 61 05 105 Richardson lsiao 15 90 5" Rauisey George 7 90 350 Ramsey Peter 54 5U 300 Wager Philip 52 80 438 Vouog Stunutl 59 88 SKATED LIST. Also, at the same lime aud place the follow ing tracts and parcels of land duly assessed and returned on the 80at.4 List, will bo fold for arrearages of taxes in the name of the present or former owner or owners, in accord ance with tho provisions of an Aot of Assembly passed April 29th, 1844: CH.ERB.Y TOWNSHIP. Acres. Loin. Warrant owuers. A mt. taxes 2 lots llartch Gotleib 2nd 6 02 140 Br>'Shart Frederick 25 62 52 Collins Thomas 4 34 50 Dunn Jamas AFP 9.15 2H. A L'ts. 79 Denneny James 14 46 109 Gallagher Martin 15 25 Hons* and lot Hurst Samuel 2 60 100 Jackson G D A M C Mercreur 37 69 2J Lambert John 2 75 28 Miner Mary 5 67 100 Rabin David 31 60 28 Sweeney Michael »41 ' 59 Vansickle S P 10 88 COLLKY TOWNSHIP. 50 Deoalb Frank A Tobias 150 62 Edgar Mattie 1 'J3 159 Hollenb,ick Clark 4 50 63 McOarroll Samuel L 1 89 50 Mj.Mullen John 1 50 40 Spaulding Granville 1 30 100 Tlireahouldbeck James H 3 00 DAVIDSON TOWNSHIP. 59 Clark Maty 5 90 ELKLANU TOWNSHIP. 267 Sullivan Joh* 5 34 30 llenrr 60 10 Bedford Frank 25 31 Brown Leonard 64 FORKS TOWNSHIP. 90 Brown Sarah C 8 (Ml 1 lot Birdsall Elizabeth 10 100 Ingham Thomas J 9 01 190 Qpp A Co I9 60 12 Warren John 3# 434 Hi yt Bros 32 40 94 Gil.lgan Michael 1 28 FOX TOWNSHIP. 98 Q'i'ga Henry 13 09 67 ivjeveraJnoM 10 35 3 May Warren 50 4 Saw.ter Olliver G 52 383 William Henry -78 43 18 Wheeler Thointu 2 24 HILLSG.RGVE TOWNSHIP. House and lot Woodley George 2 57 «•- Lewis Jonathan Heirs 42 34 LAPORTE TOWNsHIP. 11l BoJino A Co 19 98 31 Cromao lliram 4 68 25 Ilnliuoj Houry 3 09 86 Howell Enoch 4 30 40 Hill F H 4 80 40 Lyon Edwaid 7 60 50 Tavlor William 9 00 40 Hasten Jobn 80 7 Miller Sarah 37 62 M< vs J W 3 26 67 Reynold Jno W 2 98 LAPORTE BORO. 4 lets Hecker William 80 1 " Lawrence William ICO 1 " MeLaiu Mmy 40 8 Quais O A (estate) 3 20 4 " Weik John 169 2 " Worffeln Jno 160 SHREWSBURY TOWNSHIP. 2 H A L'ts. Allen R.hl P 15 30 1 lot Birtch Anaiijt 84 1 " Brown Sayler Jane 201 1«• Bavtoh O W 204 House and lot Campbell lliram G 5 10 2 lota Corbet! Mis E A 2 08 450 Done Ueu W I i 02 3 lota Gideon llese 8 70 56 Fulmer Herbert 8 56 I lot Men denhell I K 2 01 3 lots A barn Meudeahall Geo 15 30 100 Norton Ann (elate) 7 65 1 lo| S»,|urtiS 2 1)4 59 aeres 1 lot tt arner William 10 80 2 lota Hamilton Mrs 1 OA 8} Beimeii Aaron 1 81 2Ma K»Uhn Mary A S«r*h 120 1 14 Mol'b«n..n Jno D 60 ll« Shaffer W II 4 95 House and M Tempi. t W 2 13 Hole Wheeler HO IM The sum ol Fifty Oeau uiuil alao be pan ua ea«h Isaul, lot and pare* I advertised ia add! tloa l« the amount named opposite eaeb Iraet, lot ur pareel fur advertising. Also an addition tu the same inlereel will he eharged up. a the amount of tisea due ufun each traut, lot, ui pareel, of land for each year fr .m the Ist day ut Jaauarv u f the year luliumug mtiil paid, atfeiuii oflß*T, V H. Mo laves will ha raaaivad on day uf talt WILLIAM Ml URA\. Tt«uuioi Tra.uier. > fee, Lafone, April 6, 1182. uu TO Walter Spencer VAUEY QUEEN tfLOtfS, Best in Town. Out NoUu* t tMielit I* w>ll alt« ketl with guutia »t»4 U44 pfkua aiw lb«i Unseat A FRESH •«t|H>ly "I giiaufh* tvisalaully •fftoittf ewi Uil ia ua».ljtiiW» We lltttttt lfe« |MAU« iu >JI ab4 »*«U.lti« MM Spring Opening —OF— tap Si totic Ery Gaois BrUCIAIi INDUCEMENT TO CABn BUYERS ! A full Hne o( Dress Qoodg, including all the fashionable shades to be fQuna in theE»s:ern Market, from Ginuhati.s to fine llenricttiis. Best heavy Sheeting, yard wide, cents per yard;. Bleached Muslin from 7 to 11 cents per yard. Calicoes, from 6 to 9 cents per yard. Shirting, a full line at bottom prices. CLOTH I jj 6 Wk are selling at 25 per cent discount olieaper ami better goods than can lie pur ohiised at Dushore tor the same money. Ladies' Misses' and Children's Shoe—the stock is large and the price low. You can buy cheaper at my store ihan any place iu this section of the county. HUMPHRY BROS. & TRACY, MAKE. Men's shoes and boots, fine and course, a large stock—cheap for cash. Men's straw huts in season, Our stock of groceries are complete and prices at the lowest figure. T. J. Keeler. LAPQRTE, PA. May 13, '92. OUR MOT TO! What does it mean ? Square Dealing. With less it would be folly to. be content, for more than that it is unreasonable for you to ask. Look out for the man that says lie will give you something for nothing, he will do no such thina. We don't do anything of the kind, we don't even pretend to, we will give you as good as you can get elsewhere for your money and better than you'can get in most places. We have no use for silly, meaningless arguments. It is as much to your interest to doal with us as it is to ours. New goods are constantly ar riving and you will be pleased with the style and tinish of tho goods as well as the price we have put on them. Couie in and see them. Respectfully yours, J. V. RETTENBUaY, DUSUOItE, PA. J. W7 BALLARD MANUFACTURER AND DEALER —lN— tjp Si m rcus, —ALSO— Farm and Hear? Into Wapiis. FACTORY WEST MAIN STREET, LAPORTE, PA P. S. All kinds of repa'ring promptly and neatly at reasonable prices J. W. BALLARD May 13, '92. SPECIAL MHT! HUM Si COLE Or Ditsliore are headquarters for nil kinds of hardware Too!*, pump*, stoves mid range*, h >Uio furnishing good* paints, oils, unit varm.hes Special iuduee moats to builder*. Mani-kacthkh of copper, till and sheet-Iron ware, Roof ing, spouting Hint ii OIL DWriLl.Sete,, a specialty Our prices are beyond ail compe tition, and wo invite your patronage. cm s m. Dome; Mimitacturim Co tMiNiav iikotiikhn, I'Hoi'HirroKs. STEAM MAIUU.E >V OI'AMTE WORKS. MVMK VI Tt KKUii of l|uS t UKNTAI A.M» IkUITIKY WUKK, IV A 1.1 KINIM Of MAUIiI.K AM' nit kMl't, Iu b'tyiun itirsvlofU. E IkmAMOt Oeueral Agt you will aavo tk> mid* illeiuen's pro til, a* wu inuiailn Uin all our work flout tlu< stone and give our eustouier* the beuelit wbieu tUw tuiddleiueti r»e«i*#. WOKKS AT N fcw kha V i.I *\, N \ , At nt us, N. Y , urn Iu aguiti, I' v (I. E IHIVUIOE (Knvial A I. UUSHoIi H. « » • 'ANN* LAPORTE BANK. upoair* pa Uw • tfvMvlai ss>i Coihtllui buMOcaa V") )• Iteu 11.11 iu la i ill in if*niuiiji SlMhlul lu i/CSBU s)I if Ni«js. HAIL TO TIIE CHEAPEST! Til ATS 12 YKUYHOD Y'S MOTTO and the people appreciate the fact that MAS. LAllcß'S STORE, is riglit "iu it"for cheap goods. My groceries sro always fresh and of the best quality. Flour and feed the bet-t the market affords. MJiS. M. C. LA UER, May 13, '92. HEADQUARTERS —Ton— SUITS MADE T3 ORDER. C. A. HESS; Prop. Call and see my new Spring and Sum mraer Si mplts. I can fit you with a suit from $17.00 lip to S OH AS. LAUER, Prop. Kiyt kept in llrst class order. Chaises reasonable. Stable* at tho MOl NTaIN HOUSE— East Main .St.. LaPorte, Pa. May Mi '9*2. Sawed Shinqles The best in the market and at low bottom prices Three grades con»tautly on baud Will dollvor it desired. Write—S. MKAD, Ma\ 43'VO, La Porte, I'a. r ,). .Vi 11. INUUAM Attorneys at Law, Inl'iltlr, ''SSSt Legal ilu*ineee attended to iuthia and adjoluiiig i'ounlits Telephone communication direct January, isau y LOGAN CHIM, ATTORNEY AND SOLICITOR, L'lutt/ fe, I\mn '(*, 141 4 TtUaw M a ne>l4il|. > Office opDOtife UPOHTi MOtfcL I EN MY T IKiWNa, VI I'III s 1 \ U'l AW Ki I 1 !' 4wllall.t u, Mr«Ml • m » ut M a*#, UNlil •»%. hotel HI. \M.l>\, lapohyw maio aaaaitu\f. E*< O lh"»»| f'ii»t t'laaa. ( JT,AW»HUM*, l,'«a CAIUIoDY lIoTKI 01 MluUi. mo t