R«FQSMCIS.
W. M. CHENEY Editor
FRIDAY, JULY, 15th, 1892.
ENTERED AT POST-OFFICF, LArOIiTE
PA.. AS SECOND-CLASS MATTER.
J. V. KETTENEURY,
WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER,
DUSHORE, PA.
KEPUULICAN NATIONAL 11l liDT.
FOR rnESTDET,
BENJAMIN IIAHHISON. of Indiana.
FOR VICK-FHKFILPKNT,
WHITKLAW liEID, of New York.
KKFI BMCAN STATE TICKET.
FOR CONGRESSMAN—AT-LARGE.
ALEXANDER McDOWELL. Mercer.
WILLIAM LILLY, Carbon,
FOR SUPREME JUDGE.
JOHN DEAN, Blulr.
FOR ELECTORS—A T-LRROJS.
J. FHANCIS DUNLAP, Lancaster.
WILLIAM WOODS, Philadelphia.
B. P. JONES, Allegheny.
WILLIAM H, SAYNE, Delaware.
FOR DISTRICT ELECTORS.
1. Jolin L. Lawson. 15. C. Duilaml.
2. John Mundell, 1G- P. A. Stebbins. |
3. John Hunter. 17. L. T. Rolirbaeb ;
4. Alex. Crowe, Jr. 18. 8. S. Schoeh.
5. Cliaa. B. Siner. 10. J. S. Willi el in.
6. Maxwell, Clower, 20.
7. Wm. H. Gruurly. 21. James B. Laux.
8. Traill Green. 22. Robt, Pitcairn.
9. James K. Mosser. 23. J. M. Lindsey.
10. J. W. M. Geist. 24. R. L. Lincoln.
11. Henry A. Knnpp. 25. S. I"). Bell.
12. Wm. .1. Harvey. 26. M. 11. Taylor.
13. James Muir. 27. C. F. Barclay.
14. J. 11. Sheibley. 28. Jesse E. Dale.
IIXTH'G OF THE REI'LBIJ-J
CAN (OLSTV COMMITTEE.
HEADQUARTERS OF THE
REPUBLICAN STANDING COMMITTEE j-
FOR THE COUNTY OF SULLIVAN. )
Dushorc, Pa., July 11, 1892.
The members of the Standing Com
mittee will meet at the Court House
at La Porte, on Saturday, July 10.
1892, at 1 o'clock, p. M.
The purpose of this meeting is to
fix the time of holding a convention
and to transact other important bue.
iness. A full attendance is desired.
Following is a list of the Standing
Committee :
Cherry—W. P. Bahr.
Colley— Wm. Allen,
Berniee—D. Schoonover.
Davidson—D. W. Darling.
Dushorc—P. P. Vincent.
Forks—Wm. Bird.
Fox—A. E. Campbell.
Foiksvillc—M. 11. Black.
LaPorte twp.—J. J. Low.
LaPorte boro.—F. 11. Ingham.
Lopez—B. W. Jennings.
Shrewsbury—E. \'. Ingham.
Elkland—J. W. Osier.
HillsGrove—Dr. C. Christian.
Jamison City—Jos. Carpenter.
Court I'rowciliiisx.
TI)o adjourned and argument
court convened on Monday, Jul"'
11 tli, 1892, at 2 o'clock, P. M.
Davis Bros, vs David Brown—
continued.
Snyder, Harris & Co. vs Jacol
Loruh —settled. p
J. McKarlane it o. vs J. C. Bob
bins—3 cases argued and C. A. V
H. Henbury vs A. Dieffenbach
argued and rule discharged.
B. Whalen V3 Musselman &
Thomas —settled.
Pomeroy vs Williams & Shadduck
—submitted and C. A. V.
Hawley vs Hawley—argued and
rule discharged.
J. S. Holla vs Burk Sc May
argued and C. A. V
(J. B. Whoatly va Tlios. Wheat ley
—settled.
In.re. estate vs Jonathan Web
ster. deceased—continued.
In.re. estate of E Iward Sharp,
deceased—exceptions dismissed and
sale confirmed.
Fiester vs Fiester—in equity;
opinion of the court filed; the cour'
confirm the report of the master,
and the bill is disu.i aed at Plain
tiffs costs.
Dayton \s Sweeney—rule to strike
ofl Sheriff's sale in this ease is dis
charge !.
The eourt, on petition, ajipoiut
Charles Sebock collector of Colley
Township for the yesr IK'J2.
On petition, tho Cmi l direct the
Supervisor* «»f bal'orto Township to
levy a special t:»\ of 10 mills on tin
dollar, to pay debts.
On petition, the Coiut dir. ot tin
present l'i enMirer, Win. Murray, t"
make, execute, acknowledge and do
liver to C. C Faris, a deed lor lamb.
*old by bis prud* in ollice,
Jacob I.onih.
In. rt partite n of Reu! Kdab- of
John Pern mi deu'd l». W. Pemun,
a son and in ir having bill the stile
of I *OO, above tbe valualioK, to wit
the sum of s!i,' v 'Uo -U awarded tin
real estate on complying with the
provision* of'theAct ol V-< e'ubly in
SUoll eases made and |■cm ile I.
Jane ( unim-v » . i i J. K !Iv rulu
ttbuolllle up hi the Silent) t i pay tie'
nionev into ('onii, reali/. I fiou nil,
of Itefelid ill s leal estate.
//.. re. Kittle or J .hit M. Cuiu
dee'd -rule yianted to miow tui'<
why the e>tii<iriii'iti( uof lit lioal w
omit and »iippU'iuttiilal refluent
relative t« - nd a" mini shall hot i>>
ktriekeii of, in t another >< < o tut
i»i«t|ti;—»< rv ieii to be in id on I
Cuiiulii^liaiM.
Wm Mm i »y, Tr« . ur. i u
Hulli vau (unity, tone - lulu iiptii
Court, an I tin .>l .<> |.t mi ill,, i,
aekn iwledtjt kI he followiu d ed* for
lauds sold Iy hu pi'-ib emon.r iit ol
live, J.tcjb I.'lab, ui lvtli t It ■
I !
illiK'o for 204 aer-'s I* Forks ;to
diaries llnejo f»»r 00 r.cres in Eik-|
land ; toC. C. Faris for 400 acres in
Davidson.
Beportof viewers on road from
Green's in Cherry Township to the
Long Poud, is confirmed finally and
exceptions dismissed.
J». rc. petition of minor children
of John AJeGuire dee'd; the Coul t
authorize the Guardian to pay a
sum not to exceed *2 00 per month
for the support and maintenance of
each of said heir, out of the money
belonging to each of them, in his
bauds to date.
John Utz, High SheritT, ac
knowledges a Deed Poll as follows :
To Flora Wheatly for -18 acres and
120 p. of land in Elkland.
Com'th vs. liobt. McEwen ct ul
—Leave granted to enter Nol. J'ron.
in this case on payment of cost.
Mrs. E. L. Barrows vs LaPorle
Borough—the Court direct an at
tachment execution to issue in this
case.
J. C. Stock, Benj. Worthington
and Reuben Starr vs the Eagles More
R. It. Co.—rule granted to show
causo why execution should not
issue against the defendant.
JVi. A". Fiester vsMary S. Fiester;
and now July 12, 1892, the court fix
the fee of the master in this ca c at
slso—and order that the same be
paid by the plaintiff and defendant
in equal proportion.
And now to wit Tuesday, July
12, 181)2, the several courts ofSulli
: vau county stand adjourned.
The REPUBLICAN and the New
York ' Weekly Tribune , for $1.25.
This is cheap, awful cheap and the
combination should bo taken by
every family in the couuty.
ESTMLLA*I TEMS.
Editor Cheney of the enterprising
! Republican, passed through Estella
Wednesday last.
The young peo; o cf Forksvillc j
and vicinity had a moonlight picnic !
at the Falls last Friday evening.
A party of young men from Wil
liam-port have been camping at;
Lincoln Falls the last few days.
W. T. More had four sheep killed
and one badly mangled by dogs that
were celebrating on the Fouith. I
K. Brown also had throe killed on
the same day.
The ever Glorious Fourth was
celebrated in grand style, the
weather being line. The parade
formed on the corner of Church
street about 10 o'clock with the O.
A. R. as usual to the front, the Odd
Fellows, second; the P. of 1., third;
Good Templar's from Shunk, fourth;
the Grangers, fifth in the column
The Sabbath Schools bringing up the
rear making altogether quite a pro
cession. E. I. Sturdovant being
marshal of the day kept the long
column in perfect order from the
start to the grove where they wore
seated and listened to some good
music by the Estella choir, which
by the way is second to none. Rev.
.Moore making the opening address,
which was pron uneed splendid. !
Prof. M. K. Black spoke in regard
to the different organizations repre- (
seated t here which was patriotic :
and educational. Then came 1). I'. I
Huckle, who got warmed up to the !
oc-cassion and gave them a rousing I
old Fourth of July speech which
was very pleasing to the vast nu-1
dience. Other short addresses were I
made by Revs. Carpenter and Stur
dovant when all repaired to the long
tables which were loaded with good
things prepared by willing hands.
Everything passed oil very pleasant- I
ly. It was estimated that their |
wore one thousand in attendance old j
and young. The refreshment stand ,
was well patronised throughout the
'lay.
KITTIR CLOVER.
The Rt:i'i i.i.it'A\ is the best and j
oheapest. Subscribe.
SOXES TO H '.Y /77 VS.
Jacob I.orah is cutting his wheal I
We are still alive and bit.iy down]
here.
The fhrnier* are commencing to
J make hay and cut their grain.
There is MOIUO sickness now in
j town especially among the children
The Ktgle.iMure U. It. IS bllildilt.
i a repair shop near the W. A
, X. li. depot.
Simon Fills wa< cut bi ly en last
Saturday by falling on an as. Ife
; is around now.
Our t own is beiuy \ : died by about
> the usual number of agents Ibr all
i kinds of inerohaDdi't -
I Mrs ]> tvul Loral), mother of
J n oil atnl Daniel fen all, isijilitc low
mll'i ring w ah the dropsy.
Harry Phillip*, who was hurt on
the W. A N 11 some time tjfo, IN
improvii and UautiU s his erutt ht >
tji ite niet ly
j John M li liitui in t'liui* to be one
of THI' MILUUKV kind "112 IUMII, lie eut
. til til- elf about till' 111 Ml ol Jllne, wli ill
laal bun up for a moitlt, Wlnn he
went |o wm k and only worked a
short tibiti until i tivii struck him on
tbe heal and hiillt|i'( itiHi bittlU
lie . now • . tu walk around *mi«
! »112 Hit- time.
| Tho K» Ue.Mere II |{. il H'a» k
' i thr-'ti-U to K'Jt de. •. It w 11 i
tln>-yli and e »r» run Ut tlo «d of
the tl'i k j iit »bont |#u minute -
: heluitt IJ o t'.it-k on Friday idaUb
JnJ, Lt, Mil l It tin* :»re rinitin :
IIOM Tbr nun arc lialiutenng up
the ti tea and tot .hortly it will be
ill lil'tft-cla >» eolalll .on 111 I thu httiv
i , ear* rniintii ;on M-be hih Uine.
'I 1.. |(M I in I iv. TO I N V W E !.l
, 7W6<OU TL . HUKN. RTBRFC
-Vf G T A DLPAS HEKT - ,
CONDl.'Criir) IIY MEMBBKSOF TUB W. C. T. A.
SOCIETY OF L.VPOBTE, Pi.
He re is Mr. Depcw's experience
as stated in a speech before a com
pany of railroad men:
"'Twenty-live years ago I knew
every man, woman and child in (
Peekskill. And it has been a study
with me to mark boys who started
in every grade of life with myself, to
see what has become of tbem. 1
was up last fall and begun to count
them over, and It was an instructive
exhibit. Some of them become
clerks, merchants, manufactures,law
yers, doctors. It is remarkable that
every one of those that drank is
dead; not one living of my age.
Barring a few who were taken off
by sickness, every one who proved a
wreck and wrecked his family did it
from rum and no other cause. Of
those who were church-going peo
ple, who were steady, industrious,
and hard-working men, who were
frugal and thrifty, every single one
of them, without one exception,
owns the house in which he lives and
has something laid by, the interest
on which, with his house, would
carry hi in through many a rainy
daj\ When a man becomes debased
with gambling, rum, or drink, he
does not care ; ail his fiuer feelings
are crowded out. The poor women
at home are the ones that suffer—
suffer in their tenderest emotions;
suffer in their affections for
whom they love better than lire; ''
I think almost every man who is
75 years old, if he will lookback and
reviow carefully his youthful ac
quaintances, can bear almost it not
j equally as strong testimony as to
i the effects of intoxicating drinks on
| human life.
It is certain that but a &m ill pro
portion of the drinkers who died j
prematurely were druukards; they
were simply what is called temper
ate drinkers.
SHUN a' rn :.M \
Polities are very quiet.
The Good Templars and Patrons
of Industry attended the celebration
at Estella.
Mrs. A R. Fuller and daughter,
Winnie, of Auburn, N. Y., are visit
ing relatives an I friends in town tins
week.
The farmets nre all very busy j
putting in their buckwheat, and do
ing their haying. Hay is not as good
as was cxpjcto 1 it would be in thi
section.
Wm. Montanye and W. P. Fan- j
aing opened up a vein of coil o.i
the farm of Samuel Bittinlast week. 1
They think tho vein is from ;> to 5 |
leet thick. They will investigate it ;
! further soon.
Frank Crossloy of LaPorte, was
lin town Ft id ay, looking after hi- i
•'Political Fences." Humor says
! Frank will get the delegated from
, this town. Frank is a'l right only»
lie is on the wrong side.
M. J. Tripp an 1 ti. E. Walker are
conf:n le Ito their he Is with an at
! tack of the LaOrippe. Mrs. A. L.
Brown ia also, very low, with heart
lisea»e, but, is slowly improving
under the care of Dr. Gamble.
The over Glorious Fourth was
1 celebrated lieie by two dances. One
conducted by Henry Tripp at the
Hotel in the afternoon an 1 evening,
l'he other by K. M Letts at the.l. O
| jf G. T. hall in the evening. A large
I crowd was iu attendance at both
place", Mint everybody enjojid them
selves immensely.
A. 7..
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JmniK Vi Ftrlniu', Irmt.-aror, ill ucituuui (tab
: UNIH Uuru I r tin IHtH.
Hr. Cr.
; l>4^l.
t 1* ttiiiount of li*
I ujtHo, l Ul #ITI m»
Tu «t<t it? r ■ ivel from
J Ur ili ix UV mu r 7 7D
fu «iuuuut rv\ * ai4 It out
•iiou t !tot'ii»« i i* IH)
j i'u uut U'tl ru. v ivtvi trum
kaf k peril 8 on
Tu mint (lit r> »«i» v «l fr<>ui
Tuillu *1 wliom 5 UJ
Tu r#otiV I lr«» n
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ito r it. J i>m
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i j ft* ttu •» hi 1- t'rivtfti |m«i«
t I' UO
j Tu H'UUIIMI r> fruui
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m r.i vi«•« uiMujr J
ait. ■ L.I i V.i», U li' » .
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1' ill
T' iMI . .UL '«I. • | tr (it
Hub- M*<ftiiuiil ou. 'UU It' Mi
l'«» tu. tiit 112 e.lk 'l IfU-u
a, « 112 .r Ul
j I KIA |l u I, I«I ;*H 'V*
M> m bfti* 4li «<mtr 34 t
t"J 41 M
I tvi i.viu if
LaPo.te Hor" in account vri li K- ben Stor- |
uiuu?, collector 18JU
March 24, 1801.
To amount d.io Boro 64 16
March 14, 1892.
JJy exoneration 9 55
By extra land returns 1 90
By commission $ per co.it
oi, sl2 71 2 18
By Treasurer receipt 40 68
54 16 54 10
Laporto Boro in account with N. C. Maben,
collector ISyi.
1891.
To amount of duplicates 350 36
To amount added to " 4 50
March 14, 18.«2.
By Borv> Treasurer's receipt
By rebate on $233.97 of 5
per cont. 11 I { '
By coin mission on $222.27
at 8 p.»r P€.nt. 6 07
By commis ion on $05.30
5 per cent. 3 27
By imount returned to
County Commissi'ors H IS
By exonerations 11 JO
Balance in hands N. O
Maben, collector 29 47
351 *6 354 SO
March 14. 1892.
To amount due L'oro from
collector 29 47
Statement of Poor Funds by Ch.is. Wrede
and Thos Buaha:i, Overs jcrs ol tho Poor, 1891.
Liabilities*
1891.
Orders outstanding in
favor of K. P. Ing
ham 13 00
Hem.ura- Kin excuse liabil
ities 0 10
Resourscs.
1891.
In hands of ('has W do 1 90
Burnet to uote not paiu 10 00 j
Interest on same 7 20 j
19 10 19 10
LaPorte Boro in accouct with Robert Stor*
inont Overseer of Poor 1890.
1 o cayh in bauds fcstor
inont 4 90
By rcceiut of Thos. Boa*
han 3 00
By receipt Chas. IVrede 1 9o
4 90 4 90
I.aPortc Boro ir nccount with Chas. Wrede
and Thos. Beaha*i, Oversells of Poor ISV'I.
To cash on bund 4 90
By amount pa«(l for 11. K.
ticket for .lames Kiley 3 00
Amount lu hands of 0
Wrede 1 90 I
4 90 4 90
To amount due Boio by
C. Wredc 1 #0
Stat 'meat of LiaMltts and l.e o-rces -f 1 a*
Poite Uo.'o 10. year 191,
Liabilities.
1891.
Judgment P Kurg.? (isc) 47 S9
Cost on s.tino 1 75
Int rest on name 33 Gtf
Judgment Watu r Spencer 75 I 0
intebest on fame 33 0«1
Order No. 92 outstanding 1 75
112 44 2 00
178 11 73
105 " 190 00
" ISO •• 4 5 00
Interest on 185 and ISO 19 f»2
Order No. 193 3 10
210 22 05
" 212 4 07
•« 213 0 00
" 214 2 ot>
«• 215 • 21 75
41 217 3 00
«• 2! S 10 ;;3
•i 219 21 47
** 220 3 00
•• 221 1 75
<* 222 4 50
" 221 2 .5
" 226 10 50
" 227 ?'.♦ O'J
» 2 8 7 15
11 229 3 75
" 230 11 20
231 J9h 19
« 225 3 U0
Bt sour es.
Walter Spencer, tre.i.s.'"*!) 50 0f»
| Dan 11 l.ev udds, ev. 1 >5
• It. M. Sto« moot col 'S3 5 2.
i 51. C. JUI « • • : 91 li If
Amount in batd* of
Jaiuei McKarluiie tie.tj £9s 17
j Liui.ilih in txec-ss of
Kcfl ur of 437 72
870 IS 870 43
Or lor NV> 1 I'! i .-suet] <;<*!. 22nd, I Q s 7, in cct
tl luciit lotwecn U' <>rt« Uo.o and liil v rie
T -W! sh'j» fur sl3«< 0$ ft irun i» i© I for eat c 1
.« i*»u l>y .fatiu-- MiFa.lmo A Co«, b :n/ i.
;» iri p.iyuu'Ui of an abrf»!ul« i lei.'c to th. in ol
"• •ii l*ni! . .it? i.j Sec >:id v\ ir-l. -aiJ <•■•1 r l>« •
i in-4 b* U1 ixn a leu said building see
» Auditors Report for year H;» •.
| We. the u< d r iiiu-l An 1 lors of the l<r
I «112 Lap rte, l a , hereby certify U.ut the ortgo*
• |ii|( ace >uniß a « true and e »rrcct to the b«*l ol
112 our kit* wLd-.? and belief.
T. J. IvEEul tu ) A in r
J 11AKK\ M'KXCKR, j Au4 ' r -
X. C. .Mabvfi, collator. in uccnunt with L.»-
"or'o Horo Soh ol ii.ain t fur jear ciid.ny
.1 uuo Cth| 1 t»l 2.
fir. Cr.
To mnount of duplicate SSIV til
[\» uni >unt nddtftl • ver
and above dupli a'o
as rece.vttl from Jnd
wind from ulitfn
dunce 14 00
To amount d"jr trvx i 1
l'o am diit tidied ut 5
l»or ici t. 1 ill
! lly Horo Trcam receipt * SB3 19
| liy rebate of 5 |>er oeut.
on $327.1)3 1A 15
!Uy coiami»»ioii on s.isj f,J 11 -4^
I y baUunduc Irom col*
Uctor 134 10
544 12 511 42
j l)»linoc due from colke
tor 134 10
N C. M ibon. «• l!e» t .r, in a • Uul ** th 1 u
p.-r'e lloro Uuilditu S- ho d l>i«ir.ct tor the
tear ni 1 iiiif Juno III), latf'i.
to n«i> >nut of »Im|» i -ata 3)3
l'o amount ai i i over
unlabottt duplicate
u» NMMivt d from 2nd
ward hom adieu real*
| dtuU 450
, l'o aiouuul added on 5
i b-reent. ¥7
j It) Horo IfiMli re- iptu 171 34
|l v re' a'o 5 |«cr tent, on
' flli 35 11 11
I l<y vuiuicioiuH ■! j»er cwnt
Oil I i < I* d 5 11
1 U*)aiue due from eollev*
I lor 170 II
357 75 15} IS
l'%) ii«eo due fi* m eollec
it 17® 11
Ho«#el K ft»*, Trea»uror, la a uut wt b J.*
Paite hMO ch .id Ut*lr ct for lb* y»ai en dm
I uu l OiU, I*# J
fo am> ul*l oil ha'id at
U*« ao ill »3 53
ls> a| . |«i %*i »a liuiti
•« ale 117 00
I'm » M ma' f«*e . d m
) N t* Via'" « i 1
U ila»' » lu» ifea*m r 4 " I
|i« »id t No fc i coal ai.d
• • 1 " '■
I U> « i.« N . *1 m'«* lut ~u
> I >' Ut aliill'
i j .Uu '-j 11« II
I It) M *tf 1M» M»
, 1 ~i ■' 4.. IK(
. j - M -
h ui » t# Ml
M t) " 14 U'l
a tl M tl UK
•< II « Kit.
4 lit. liotllMt. ««
' lly mim > . I" |n.i«i«< I'
j I 101 1 2
*.» < 4 *«• «i
j Ju li«<NU||f I"'
' Rus-vl Karns. ! rcipii r i,. at w.fli Lu
i orte Bu o liuitdu.g Fuuu for they .a- ending
Juno Oth, 15592.
To balance t>n hand Juno
6, 1891 104 06
To amount received from
N C Maben col '9l 171 30
To amount rrceivod .roin
M F Albert entertain
ments 6 87
By order No. 58 1 -5
57 I t 0
« 52 3) to
" 48 71 20
By coupons Tvd emod 120 00
liy ircasurnr conimi sion
2 per cent, 1 SO
Balance in truaa'er han Is 47 51
282 29 282 29
Balance due fiora treas
urer 47 54
Statoment of liabilities and resources of La
Boro School Fun-Js lor y-ar end
ing June Oth, 1892.
Liabilities.
To outstanding orders
June Int, 1891 2 25
To outstanding order No.
08 90 00
To amount due R Ivarns 4 bl
Resources in excess of li
abilities 47 13
Resources.
Amour.t due from FSV
Gallagher 00l 1890 1 89
Amount due from Count.?
Coininiss?"t.ers land
returns a* per settle.
meat 1891, June 8 20
Amount duo from N C
Maben col 1891 131 10
114 19 144 19
Order No. 59 if sued January 20, 1892, in
settlement between James McFarlane A Co
and LaPoito Boro Sob »ol District, for Ilea or
cto. for $70.00, surreddored for cancellation
j by Messrs. Jain a McFarlane <1 Co. Same
! payment in full, for any and all claims the sai 1
Boro may ka.o against School Building in
Second ward. See Au liters rep or to Boro ac
counts 1892.
State nent of liabilities and resources of I n
Porto School Building Fund lor the year ending
June Gih, 1892.
, Liabilities,
i Outstanding order No. 00 153 58
" 04 17 27
i '• 05 40
«' 06 1 11
1 21 bends of SIOO.OO oaeh
at 5 par cent, interest 2100 00
Kesoa-c s.
Amount due fiora F W
Gallagher« ol 1890 10 8>
i Amouut duo from Wra
Meyiert 2C 31
I Amount due from County
Coinißte.ioucrs from
land returns Jure,
1891 7 45
Amo int due fiom N C
Maben c»1 I '9l 170 14
Amo int in han .Is I ussel
Karns treasuier 47 51
Liabilities in excess of
resources 2111 10
2072 ;,9 2572 39
Wo, tho un lorsij;ned Audit »rs of LaPorte
800 do hereby certify that the forvgoin;* ac
counts an I statements art* true and correct to
tho best of our k - wli and belief.
T. J.KKELER, r . nAt . l9a
J. UAUItV SIMCNCKK, \ Au,l i tors -
J H. CAMPBELL & SON,
SHUN PA.,
Are Agents for the Celebrated
EUKEKA MOWING M \CHIXI S
ANI) Ct'LTIVATOIiS,
and
'•STEEL KING" HARROWS,
the best ia the market.
Cail on, or write them for Catalogue
raid Pricus.
July !5, 1092*
OpeKiing
—OF—
Ftrcip *Ms fo fe-l:
! * _
SI-I.IIAL ISDUCEMKMIO IA II BUTEU' !
A full line of !>ross Oon ls. nulu lit'tr nil
the t'-i hionable -l a-Us to I>«' found in
the Kisur'i M »rU• ~ from
tn liiifi Ileurleitus. JUst heavy
Sheeting, y»rd wide, it-nUper
y.iril; Hleiichtil Musliu tr>>iu Tlo
11 cents pur ynrd. ('..licoei,
from 0 t«) 'J cents per yard,
bliirlin',', » full line ut
bottoat piii-ea.
CLOT HTFG
VVk \mk sellinp at •"> per cent discount
cheaper and heller g«o<la than can l» pur
elmdeil :■ t Diuhore for the s-itiie inoii>*y.
I.lilies' Mi-c-'and t'hiidrou'a Sine tin
stork is lame :iii<i the price low. Ymi can
buy che-iper at my stor • th in any place in
tbi- kcctiou of the couuty.
miMPUM 8302. & TUACY,
MAKE.
Mi ll's 'hi e- and Imh>l», line and course a
l.nvi* stuck -cheap fur cash.
Men's straw baU in «taM>n, Our atiuk
of urocerks are eouipleie ami price* ut th<
lowest ti|;ur«.
T. J. Keoler.
' I.AI'OKTK, PA.
May 13, 'OJ.
UO TO
Wcilter Spencer
FOIJ ——
VALLEY QO£EN
j
Boat in Town.
tl»ir Nu'i II i>* i it lilt' ni U Wtil eliaUcd
*»lli gnu 1? aU't our Jtlina (lit Ibi- ItiWCfcl |
A FRESH
.itpply lif ft- iiu iOiiMauily «rr v!»« r
I. if Ulii l» H'liiMi d>l Mrinvlle I lie
uttwn In i .ill »l I i • .iiilhw im.(
i If * hem.
' ' K ' hV '' IIW'.
Ml Ii Ml I'll i I I'A
i'AiiMonv nun i, ni Hiioiii",
-Si IU I « \ h »*' I I I r'i'inl r,
11. i * 11, t( 1 Hut I *
i A.i/'i/i /i'i i i iit-h. J ".'U, )
The Fir.3s National Bank
nU'IXORE I*A.
COMPARATIVE S L ATt'LMi'AT.
A 1 CL<Jti...
ASSET.3. June 30, 'VI. lieo. Si,'9l. Jum. 92.
Loan' ami Tiis.-oun's $ 5:{,U53.71 $ 84.711.41 $ 99,672. tl
I'nited St.i e» IJoiids. 12.500.00 12,600.00 12,5 0.00
Premium Account 2,359.37 2 211.00 2,0;i0.»0
Duo from Approved 11 s<rve Agcms 42,71.5 07 19,401.26 22,fe. .19
l>u« fioin other Naiioial Banks 6,828.63 37,183.77 25,2t' it9
Furniture 1,487 99 1,3117.18 1,317,18
Redemption Fund with U.S. T., 5 per cen> oirc'tion 562.50 562.50 5' 50
C'a.h 15.837.U3 10,184.11 14,9 1.71
$135,161 50 $168,361.53 SI7B,'.'VC.U
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock $ 50,000.00 $ 50,000.00 $ 50,u0i1.«0
Surplus Fund ... 2 0110.00 3,200.00
Uodi-i led Profits 290.83 92.67 -i.34
Circulation 11,250.00 11,25u.00 11 1 •" 00
Due oilier National bunks 1,374.35 !»'.'.78
D»|<oaU» 72,249 32 105,018.86 11 V.U9
$135,164.50 $168,361.53 sl7t-,f ,•'..11
Organized December 1, IS9O. C> mmercod business February 2, 1891.
Inviting attention to the statement herewith, this Bank solicits your business in thisv ni'y.
Collections promptly remitted for ut lutvest rates.
Ukomgb 11. Wkllks, President. M. D. Swasts, Cusiii-r.
M DUNHAM,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Office in Court Hoimo, LaPortc, Pa.
0 IT 11 MOTTO!
What doc. it mean ?
Square Daaling.
With less It would be folly to
be coutent, for more than tliat it
is unreasonable for you to ask.
Look out for the man that says he
will give you something for
nothing, lie will do no such tiling.
We don't do anything of the kind,
we don't even pretend to, we will
give you a*< good as you can get
elsewhere for your money and
better tiiau you Cun gel in most '
place". We hive no use for silly,
meaningless arguments. It is as
much to yout interest to deal with
ua as it is to ours.
New goods are constantly ar
riving and you will be pleased
with the style and finish of the |
goods as well as the price we have ,
put on them. Come in and see
theui.
Respectfully yours,
J. V, RSTTLNBtt&Y,
D USE ORE, PA.
1 "
IJ. W. BALLARO
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER].;
—IN—
-10? & m BUSBIES,'
—ALSO—
FaraaMHwjlnmtofapas.]
FACTORY WEST MAIN STREET,!
LAPORTE, PA
P. S.
, Ail kinds of repairing promptly!
and neatly done at reasonable prices.'
J. W. BALLARD.
May 13, 'DO.
sra
HM!
I15III! 5 m
Of l>u«hore are Iteiifl'i-inrter* j
for all kind* of hardware —j
ToOS, pUIUpS, stoves Htlilj
ranges, house I'uruULiapi
goods piiinla, oils, un.
vamifhes. ypeciul iuduce
meuts to builders.
■ M VXVFACTIU.- of copper, tiu
uud . lieet-iron wuii'. ltoof
11.jr. g;>oiitiii(i Bii:< ho. l
in- ni.i.KeU',, afipecialty. Our
prices ait* beyond .til coinpe
(ition. and we invito jour
patronage.
SfflM Si COLE.
Bffltej fctttrim CGv
IHINI.KY liUOTIIVHS, PttOl'tllETOH*. ,
"■TEAM MAIiIW.K A liBAXITE
WOJtKS.
K4II i vi it MUt Of WlVllllfAl
AND i KMtTI-UY WOUK, IN A LI.
UIM » OF MAttM.K A\l) UUANtTE.
lii I) tying direct ofU. Iv Donaiioi
fieitcral Agt. you will nuw the mill*
ilh tueii's profit, as wo intuiufikctuii
till our work trout the roiifjlt stout
uih I give our etiHtotuei* tltu be tie tit
which ltiu mi i lleuuu recti vo.
WORKS AT
Ni;\v AUK V\i.i.i -.\ , X. V., At in i;n,
N. Y-, v\ t> IH siti)i;t:, I'A.
U. K. IX)X AIIOE Ocu«ittl A«*.
UUSHUKE, .... I fcNNA
LAPORTE BANK.
ItAfilUTI, I'A
Uo u nei.it H»»A.i»k mi l tV.lectitij?
bin- in «• A«' V bu#iu«»» ii uu»teU
to u* will •'« i..rifully
tttUllil.d to.
Avisqu for
Hiuiu»l.i|» |*ii kit* 10
Miid (tout u.l iftit* of |.iiro|te.
(Hi) I. I ti. ii. 'II line i t.fuji Itiit'*
t VI.I Will juttPAN I'AfUii it
lliitulHiiml N.ime
Jf,,|ii u tit-rut v it. II Hi .t it,r to
.mi i I r ' i I l*'l»ii i
i iiiUl (( we iii* un l l( U Hunmit i»
IliU ti(r Will'l' lv ill" 't> I All
ilnn lit.i t'lrunr Arm of IfeyuoliU A
hi i,mil *r» lo Up ii l" t'n til lu t uol«U
wlm will tiny nil i In uud inline!
ill Ii tit • till' lid 111 II) It'll II) U'l t|llil4J»
ll[ U till uU litH.
I) tsu I 111 i Kill I'-
ll IHm»»II,
f.Hgti liitii lutw m imif
B. W. FAWCEff,
FOUKSVILLE, PA,
OIiALEK IN
Watches, Clacks and J V: ::y,
REPAIRING A SPECIAL! V,
All work guaranteed and price 3 reason
able.
July 15, 1892.
HAIL
TO THE
CHE/ ('EST!
Til ATS EVERYBODY'S
and tbe people appreciate the fact thai—
MRS. LASER'S STORE,
is right ''in it"for cheap xl;,
IMy groceries art: always fie-h aa<l of
the best quality. Floui u;1 t'ero
the tbe mirket iitl\>; ill
MRS. Mi C. L I UER.
May 13, '92.
HEADQUARTERS
—FOR—
(SUITS MAES Til OESEB.
C. A.II ESS,
\ Call and see my new Sprint ,v <1 Kum
nimer Samples. I can fit y<> with a suit
from $17.00 up to $40.00 a; i : v work
:is guaranteed to give perfect saii-.ucUoa.
Call and nee mi
G. A. HESS,
THE ARTIST TAYLOR > Ct I • t:l
Main St., Sonestc.vn • ..
; Jan. S «2.
If _ ,
SU3H J MOIKNRY D 0 ? S
i
?; I.I'ICAL DOcrolt PUI ■ V'm • *
'I bt KG EON AND iK •
!j DEXTAL BVJtC.' ..
Dentistry a Specialty Vit i • air
I'cr the Painless Extim <•; i < olh
OKKICe IS QABKl'lt BLOCK, MAI - - K EPA
DUSIOBI AND
STAGE L'K:
( F.M.CROSSLEY, nr elu*'
-I UNTIL vutujbk n< \gksi
WIJ.L RLN ON FOI.LOW I I r R
I Lea\e Laporte at 6:15 a i uuiit
' Airivi* at Norcliuoin 7:H" ;
J Leave N«>rilin* ut ut 11:1 •"» i ••» *>!!•
1* Arrive at Lap <rte IM'O p. l
Leave* Laporte at 3:t(> \>. mi iuio&t
Arrive at Norilu ont tl:30 j
Le.tve Nortluiont a» 7:OU j . . I» ttf
I-. Arrive at Laporte 8:M0 p. in
I Leave Laporto a» Ba. > r *
Leave Dual) ore at p. u i P«»rto
y AI'UUTK LIVE'/.
OH AS. LA.UK:
' Hijjs kept iu first tdor.
('ljiti'm'H reasonable. S iio
MOUNTAIN HUL'Si: \;:tiu
St., Lal'orte, l'u.
•I Mn.v It, it'-'
Sawed Sh iui lus
Tilt* ill the tu* I
at low I>ollolll
I |lii'i'ti i niimtttul uJ
Will deliver il ili»iu
\V l ite—fc.,
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» b«ar>t, tin pui'lit am Uci ' uttl
tii U irUi>r l»tr <ll fiiruiU i I
a ill |u> I' l bill o| ln i i.).
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