996 R3PQBLICIVO
W. M. CHKNEY Edit
1
FKIDAY, NOVEMBER 25111. 18* 1 "-
ENTKRED ATPOBT-OFFICF, I.A Pol
PA.. A 8 SECOND-CLASS MATTER.
6UJ-LIVAN TOUN I * KF'H,.
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HON. J CF.Uoot JU :
P. 0. iddresi 1 , Tnnkh»un«' k, P»
DON. JNO. YO>KIN. M. J PIITLLTPF
Ax«-*iate Jud«e*, P. 0. Add en »Y"I kin, Pa
•bore—PHILLIPS, Money Vmlley. Pa.
A. LO'JAN UHIMM, Diuriet Attoru*j, P. <'
ftd'rM L»''orU. P».
A. WALSH. ProthoiioUry. Rfßl'ter A R«c«r
<Ur, P. O «dd'M» LaPorte, _P».
JOHN VT7. Shrr'Cff, P. 0. »d<Jr<*-On»bor»
Hon. RUSSEL EARNS, Rep •Mntitlvt, P. O
•ddreoa—L*Powo, Pa.
M. B. BLACK, COUNTY Sop'iintend«nt, P. O.
odd «9»—Fork?»Ulo. Po.
-WILLIAM MURRAY, Coaoty TroMoror. P
0. oddrom—LopoWo, Po
S. K. McBRIDE. W. M. CHEN Y. I». W
iCANI'IN, Cnunty Com«tt".«ii<>Ber», P. 0. od
dwm —MeBRIUE. HiltaOrev... CHENEY--
*- LoPorl*, SCANLIN«-l»u»ho o. P».
R. M. BTORMONT, Comaioiußtfr* Clerk, P.
O. oddreu—LaPorte. Po.
W. B. HIl-L, roroner, P. 0. odd'ew—LoPort*
O. W. .-IMMONS, CHRISTIAN CASK AN.
Jury fiommiMioiieri, P. 0. addren, —CASE
- MAN, Pi itt —"SIMMONS. SoneitoVrn, Po.
• O. C. # RIGHT, U. BIRJ, J. U. SPEMJBI
Auditor*.
NATHAN PERBrN, CooLty Surreyor, P «
•ddres* —Du'hor*. Po.
J. V. ttETTEKBUBT,
WATCHMAKER AND JEVKLBB,
PDSHORE. PA.
CLEVELAND SAIB
HE WOULD RESIGN
Hot He Is Reported to Have
Met Taman's lands
»'H'. Far Flexes.
HE REPLIED BV LETTER. OF
FERING TO UET OFF THE
TICKET.
NEW YORK, Nov. 18. —In spite of
denials fVom/Richafrd Cr>ker, Ed*
Ward Murphy, J p ., and.other repre
sentatives, Thomas G. Sbermnn still
maintains the,truth of what he Baid
»t the single tax banquet on Wednka*
day night in regard lo pledges de
manded from Mr. Cleveland b
Lieutenant-Governor bhtehan.
"There is no question," said Mr;
Shearman to rae to-day, "that a de
liberate attempt was made at the
Yiotoria Hotel dinner by Lieut»-uiiut
-Governor Sheeban to force Mr.
Cleveland into making promises and
concessions to the machine leaders
which would have been very cm
b.irrassing to him in his administra
tion. There is no doubt such was
the case.''
"But Mr. Croker and Mr. Murphy
declare positively that Lieutenant-
Governor Sheeban never asked any
thing of the sort, and they were;
both present at tie dinner."
HIS SOURCE or INFORMATION.
Mr. Sherman pulled at his beard
nervously a moment before replying,
as follows : ''lt is not to be wonder
ed at that these gentlemen desire to
shield their friend and get him out
of the unpleasant and ridiculous
in which this ex(>ose has
placed him Ido not blame them,
but they must not blame me either.
I did not make a fool of Mr Sheehan
I got my information from several
independent sources, the reliability
of no one oi which can be question
ed."
"While I was put under no bonds
of secrecy regarding the facts them
selves, I was made to promise that
I would not divulge the names of
my informants. But, see here, lam
not the only person who knows that
what I said in my speech is true.
The editor of the Brooklyn Eagle
knows it, and so, I judge, does
II mat Halstead.
"What I affirm is an .open secret
Among leading Democratic politici
ans, who have known the facts for
weeks, just as I have, but did not
feel at liberty to speak until the ice
was brokeu by the Brooklyn Eagle.
Such being the case, the denials of a
hundred L'rockers and Murphy*
would go for nothipg."
A LETTER TO CLEVELAND.
"Is it true, Mr. Sheerman. that n
letter was written to Mr, Cleveland
by some of the Democratic manag
ers telling him thst be could not b«
elected unless be would pledge him
self to them to do certain thing* 112"
"Certainly that is true. The let
ter was written before the dinner a'
the Victoria Hotel, as I know per
feclly well when I addressed tin
Single Tax Club, although Mural
Hfttated seems to think that I did
not. '' *
"Mr Cleveland immediately re
plied that he full}- appreciated the
force of what they had stited, and
would at once proceed to teuder to
the Democratic Committee his res
ignation, which would allow them
to select someone disposed t >
promise and pledge whatver t!te.v
wanted, a thing which he regretted
bis inability to do. Of course that
letter completely floored the ma
chine bosses, who had to swsll w
their mortific tion and disappoint-!
Stent as best tbejr could.
UT BE B9XFED
com
A Hbjp, Fier/ Mor'er Bajiitj
Con This Way.
IB"! Ul I. APPEAR MINV
TIMEM I. tRvjiKH THAU A
liXL HOO».
NEW YORK, NOV. 18—If the
•met dis-overed by Holmes on it
light of November 6 really provtt.
to be part of the lost comet of Biels<
'S some astronomera now beb- ve
t:ie "hairy star" will t»e a very close
neighbor of ours on November 21
the date ot it* nearest approach t
be earth.
It is not likely to hit us, hut eve
- t' it doe* it will get the worst of t
crash. Far from doipg any daina «
tue collision would furid-di a ma;". 1
'fi'.ient display of eelesti >1 fireworks
s ich as the crash on November 27
iBB2, when "the earth was orossiij.
the old tiAck if the lost comet, ai"
again in November, 1886, wncn t..♦
.•arth once more cut through th'
comet's path.
VERY CLOSE; TO EARTH.
It is-not,-however, by any mea
-ertsin that the mysterious won l.i
whirling directly toward u< with ap
palling volocity from the depths oi
space is Biela's comet. All lb
can at present be said is that it ap
pears to' be traveling in the diiec
tio 1 taken by Biela's.
Not-enough observations have so
far la.*en made to give with an) ac
curacy the intruder's orbit. Hie
fe.-sor ilerlierich's stateiuciii mad'
ip the world from Berliu Noveiubei
10, that its orbit was the sam v>-
that "of Biela's,f has lieen contra
dieted. / Prole&sor Pickering i.i
cli Ties to Profesaor Herherich
views, but is not absolutely sure.
Biela's comet is particularly in
teresting to us liecanse its orhi
lies within a lew thousand miles of
the enrth, 8o close acconling t<-
Professor Young, of Princeton, tn t
if the comet and the eai th were to
arrive at Ihe nearest point at the
same time there would lie a collision,
the earth passing through tue out>r
portion of the opponent's head.
THE MO'lN ISN'T IN IT.
Professor 80-s, from what he IIH
seen of <t, is convinced that there is
likely to be a very approac •
between the comet and the earth
He estimates the outside nenulosity
of the comet to be 36.000 miles,
which shows it to be a monster ot
the largest sice. It has moreover
lieen authoritatively stated that th •
comet is now approaching the earth
so rapidly that within a short time it
will appear in the heavens "ma n
times larger than the diameter of
the full moon."
Biela,an Australian officer, dis
covered the comet, which was named
for him in 1886. Gambert, a French
man, determined its period—that is,
the time required to complete a revo
lution ot its orbit—as six and six
tentbs years. For this reason tin
ftomet is also known a- Gambert's.
IT SPLIT IN TWO PIECES.
On its return in 1832 it was clear
ly visible, but wtjen it became due
in 1839 it was above the horiaoti
only in the dav time so that its
length was bidden by the greater
glory of the sun It was on its re
appearance in 1846 that it attract- d
special attention by splitting into
two pieces. Previously Its shap
was much like that of a big brans
headed- tack or an ice pick.
The present is the month an'
year when tbe comet is due tore
turn provided it has not been dj*-
i n teg rated in the meantime. Is ti •
comet how visibly i» t£e c n«tella
tlon of And omcda Biela or is it
an ither that has appeared in> re y
coincidence ? As far as the appear
ance of the celestial visitor is con
cerned no inference can be drawn.
According to I'rofes-or Rees the
c >met or nebulous envelope stir
rounding the nucleus is almost per
fectly spherical. Tbe nucleus is
well (level p«-d and elongated.
PUOBAHIIITi OF A COLLISION.
Ever since the discovery of B els'-
comet men hive atood mora or la
ill dread of the fiery visitor. Th
ignorant tremble liefore it A- presag
ing wars, famines. |«estilence. con
flagration and other evils, while
many well-educated persons are
fearful that harm may be done either
hv a comet striking the earth and
shooting it to pieces, or by fallinfr
into the sun and producing such an
increase of solar beat as to burn up
1 ur planet.
Ai to th»> possibility of a collis
ion with a comet, it is an event that
is Itound to om •, if the earth lasta
long enough. In the course of
millions and millions of > ears some .
comet must * run isto us. The'
chances of such a Ooll>«l n, bow- vrr.
at -ny tihie are influite-imd
WHAT MIGHT -HA PEN.
If the oomet should strike Un
earth head on no one <-an say ex
aetly w> at the con eqtie'M-e* MIOM
be On the ge'ler.iih' uc , >'■
theory thai the niiclcu •112 e fin -
composed df small pfilic'e-. I|»:
par icle- would Ik- dis.ipated ii» u<
Irict on with the atmosphere
before they passed through In
fifty miles siiriomidi g the en rill
It, ho#cvi r, the nucleus is coin;aiae<!
of heavy misses weighing ti.ns, but
widely separated, the liombtrd nerd
o which the earth tvould b sub
jected might result lisastrouslv
Ex
Extendi to th. Ir Poeketbooka.
When a town wants a ttooin i
must have men who push thei«- tiusi
uess Men who rej ice to see ihcii
U'ffu more hap|>> and rich. Men
who w>ll do something i>esi>iet
i-roak Men who will invite
straugerß to come here. . >e'i wh
n.Ve their town as ui|Nelfi>hU a»
they love their o-vn c.«>iu?r.\ Mr
Will iHilleve. 11l tUeir to'.vil iilhl wh->
cm «<•« us goi»d p nnts. >len li >
will putroniZ' h .me enter,.li e au<l
ou\ goods of home muiiufactoit:.
We>l bilanced men with zeal ai.d
nthusiasni of tioomers. .lien who
ire IN>UIIU to keep iu tue swun and
whose love of. progress extends o
heir pockelbookt.
■low to (live Thwuka
l'h . return of l'lianksoiving d;»*
iutho'.igh its hours are much tiie
same HI their enjoyment and socia
character, is new to the family in
proportion to the growth, develop
iik ill n I ai'VA'iC m.iiit Oi the year,
l'h" b;'be of < he pless and
uuc >nscious of recognition, is now
the bright, prattling yearii ig. an i
lbe N youtu u.-ts advancoi auotliet
step in promise and hope, while th<
veneiabie lather and uioiher, su<*w
lug more the signs ot are mole
the objects of love and >tteution
Bueh changes make the annual
gatucring around tue home Hearth
ever new, and always a tiiu o
pleasure, even it iti» re enrrcuce ai
f«,r-l s»a I reminders of the lo».-e» «>i
teaili or di->l:.ucr create.
Tint* daji is becoming m re aud
moiea day ot family rei-ogiiitiun
aud IV' lliou It IS also i.ecoium
more tlie occnsiou of friendly :;s
-i-tam e 10 tue ui.l.irtuiiale and dis
tressed. llo<« eaey lor not a lew to
cheer the hoiue of poverty an i
trouble, lifting fir a day ul leant a
gloom that baa well nigh s tt<ed,
birring out liglil and warmtu. Iu
. t >wu of so much puilauturoyic na
pulse, where so many have euougu
aud to spare, bundled of tue poor
who are eugaged in aiiesperate and
Imp. li*ss ligut witu disease and
linancial reverses, almost iilastiug
the hopi oi rtiiel, shoulu lie sought
after and provided witu tempoiary
supplies.
It is gratifung to know thai
every *eturu of U-0 U-0
is adding to tl e list ol tUose wii.i
make it a business to supply at least
oue family with the good miugs ol
life. May many ot our Sullivan
county people who has tbought
ltssl\ failed to recognize this service
lo another in the pa.-t, commence
to-day, and Hie satisfaction wid
prove so pleasant that it will be re
peated. The Bible statement that
it is more blessed to givt tuaii to
receive will be vended. Tbeie are
lamilies too seusitive to ask for
■•uch recogniiion. Searcn them out,
for at such a time the gift is aborn
of any evidence of charitable inter
est that carries with it feelings ol
chagrin aud regret.
A FIRM WITH WAtiES.
The Democratic Victory Declared
to be the Cttaae ol the Reduction
The Arm of \V. & H. Rowland,
manufacturers ol springs ai d Nor
wegian shapes, whose rolling mills
are close to Kraukford Creek and
the Pennsylvania Kailroad in Frank
ford, has decided to reduce the
wages of the whole of Iheir eh
ployees, about 300 in nutnlier. The
re<Juction will go into effect < n
Novemi'er 28.
Th- firm call>d the men t »g-'tner
yesterd.iy afteru o i and explained
o tbeiu that Hi'- ex geueies ot i r.t *.
would not perm t th m to c 'iilinu.
paying the present rate ol wayes.
Charles Uowland, one of the em
ployers, stated Tuesday that tiny
had made but little ill the hu*iiies
for the last eight year-, aud that,
though they bad made .be profit
during the present Iteput* ie u Ad
ministration, it was prolmb e thai
profits wouid disappeat whi'ii the
Democrats got into ottlee
A list showing ihe re lunti pr.<
posed to be mad* ou each cla-s o.
work ha- been drawn up and it is
said that in one or two departm nt
the cm is somewhat heavy, A hile
tde men are much disappointed tm-re
is no pteseul prospect of a at Hue
taking plac -. John liilto -, he
firm's foreurts »as seen at his hoiu
at Uiiity and I'enn streets last eve li
mit. While adm liing that one o
the firm threw the blame t»r th« re
duction on the election, lie said he
did not think it »ns the real cniae,
and that Mr. Kowlaud had rob.b
mad" use ot the remark in am nneiit
of Air. Hilto re
fused to aa what the re<liii-'ioi
would lie, but he said it wo d I la e
effect 011 y| ie lay next. A new list
he said, had i>eeu pep.rel, bn> i
was subject to alteration an I u ti
prices hail lieen finally r I it
Would be unwise to aaj an; fa , m
! T ) If- STI :iT
TOHDTFO' ML HV MEMBER «<F 'I HFC W.C T A
IT ">CRV' VOK L \PORTF. P* .
XALTMIIS KnoMfb /
l('t •!-? T--r 'i' . v t'ity,
comtn< -• .I, up. D 'f»in >riV
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(>• I V TI ;|S J< <1
l> - ! •> ■ >■( >»!>•*»•« 1 ■BI
c»u tr\ ,i Da- ii >r.i tin* mi l
and vrittcn In* «plt'i|ib of til* p.I, u
' lirity AiU'-cca "'ill n«»t emhne
these foreign notions of nniver al
• 'rin iin . and « * ( »' II KHIOIIIH upon the
Balil>atli av.
We h*v • saloons (•ii'*u f > i in * hi
oun' ty, ii.-tl (I.i n»f wnni mini t> r
to start a.i_v more •>( tlietn. A tn:ii'
can »« Hwiiolu-d off t.oward jH-rd iio'
U c'.l, R-II SI N- <VE a* in
C'lnni-ni lagp>' !><• r sji.oon B ,: -
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'li >.t ,|im st' «-_ mivii nf I <mh» okc
.1 Hrisin _ fn> • tlii« di-cii'Mo
It witl awnkcii tlie p' ilnn'llK»| ic
peo|»l»« of iu<'ricu to the need of
i'r»i'tr stiiiviimt s for Mi a .mu
I{T P *»' F. IMAT'O^
>Va :>-IA 11. .s .1. •ITTSKII, PRI'HDCNT
U't,* NRTI I JI II Yo'lkill and M.
I '-'h L i|>» .T J I.« .< 11. <o> rti OR
r«"I R 111 II.D >« .ei»U iii LIT irMtr,
(J URT I SNIM <ufti •aoi-. "r|>hm ( < ourt
•nd <'ololll n IA- rib- -unty »R SIUITD,
■V" ir-N dill F p.«T! p. t MI" dir cted. fr
IBID HI uretm CUT IN lb IMR.uitii of
T JN'.IRI.'. nHI U.V, .lie I2IU DAY o the, A
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r•r»r, JiiKtieen nf 'he Pt 'e - m d C m*>ib: *
w.thin he ony tb t to-y be ilie . and il.cre
I thtir per tin al So look p m of kMI
d*y. ith ihci r Ilk. e- di< li .jMi-ltioiif, n
in nat 11 H.d ii r r in mb ra c ■ in tho
tb.n.r to wbiob hi' r > .lice• apper.'iip t<< b
-1 dona A dto iHow who ra oond by thai
r « ignis. Dlo pr-ii ei te -guins! p Uoner»
wh an o. «nnil b the J•i " lh'- ad e >un
I tv o S-illiTan, a e no II d l > b then
■\ d hnr lo pr .n'o n • *gi in-t i.«u n> wi i he
JL-U
J liv |MZ s till,
bbu iff A o/S.e. Lai*. -RE, MUT i IBV2
REGISTER'S NOTICE.
A .e TI benby KIVM BE tb toll MIBI;
aeeoun " •• Adin'r- etn buve b -tn d L_v FIL. d
in the <.IB « o T a I'. ( >t« OF H tile « to. , i
• a d I I th.: tjr o U I vai to EU:
T - ina ICIOU of I>U«id IL iyi.eu* and
(•aao IO r , r.l' ». otl.ll wi I NT MO U.-
•II»n. IN D a 'I.
i ilao U lot' T< T »HIU .dm'r NT I
e..t«t<l •• .a I ,rl» . e' l.
Fiuil 1.0. N' .| I'. it. «ur .iirt..n alut'l. I
II a >»»•> ot i-.ah C.lNP.ioi* .le d
KI"»L SITINIS UI J M Ipii.o lardin and
V II- \lair- IX ». if Al.r.haiu Morgan,
LEO'd
And tb" o wn. Xl.low « men'A:
in ibo «T»t" OT WIL M U la io. oeo'd.
And I>'t HIT sill w LB- |> ejfnte.l to the
tirpli.M'S C.IURT «I AM eon .ty, on 1 e loes I.IJ
II..: 14 1892 UI *1 o'l'lotk ui , for coafiruia
ti.NI KIID al wa.IC
AL.F IF Slid ALMI Itefimer.
R» E I-T r< OOE, l.uPort.', I'«, T NOT. 12 ISW2-
Trial I.l*l *or Due, farm ISWI
tHKTUUN HAT use. 12, 1592).
1 Mary.*. Pal:iiou V4 the L.yon Lvmbe
Co., 144 >«pl. I«rm IHtlUj IRE^M-.
2C. S. >IEK RI J'.ii.ib llein'iury, No 7i
Sejit. T. I -8\ >isaui|.>ii
3 <L« M I hra- E V< John Bi.ldle an
Win WT-ai' r; L.«! MAY ERM Irftft) tijee a 'lit.
4 IT Ilk liiwhgr <t liar iut A llawlay, Sb
Ma.v T«RUI LIT*I: lirorw
I (I URGR nlnebol l • Emanoel Sajrinan, No.
163 I'a- R.-rm L-TL, U ien LAN'T apnea .
6 John tloffi V- Jauiv Metarlane, No.
111 May term 18*1. as-ll.np-it.
7 li. K William- T- ll'.rac D -tnoi.d ,tnd
Jaiae- H No LAA -lay 112. ISVL dcfi'l
a, peal.
» I"L OQIII ll .n'ey <« M K liernaaa No.
ST Sept. te IU IS* ; tr ana**.
V CB rlea Atery va Joh . flwii.ner and M.
K. Heriuiann, VN 1 H Dec term 1891; tr*apasfl
10 IM-NI'VTH II Adaiua RA Jtnni F Bros. No.
V2 UAE. la in IBVI UE en I t» itpp al.
11 Ari'at I.O'id' IN W M.Hill No. •<
Llec. ti RM 18*1; MtV. p[>* I.
12 J bu (i. I'lotta va C'B«ilaa Sjv No. 2
reo'Y T> rni IBV2 L>«f> ndnn ppeal.
13 KT-SV I Kama V« Joui 8 Kirk, No T,
May term 18*2; ejue ine t.
14 Joa.ah .I.M uy ra L S. ilureh K Co..
No 71 May irnu I >*2; trv-paae.
la J»uiea S 11. lluer va (Jeo ' Jaok'iin, S4
May I>ria I8«2J asauni,)-it.
lit AC Bow, IVI J W B own, 114 May
. MU 180 ; 'viendiat'll APP^D.
17 Win B Albert ti Ann W, llama, M J
rilpp, llenry I'.ipp aid 0 OGA Wing, iii
May t ■U> 18*2; . CAPONS
14 iVilia d BAA I|l ra J.oini N$ U oj.. (I
iSept. leim 18*?. >l. .end nit'a ai |, al.
A. WAI.F U. I'r.th' ,
■ •roth'v'F oOce, LaPorle, Pa . Dot 19. 189:'.
Kelly &Kingsley
IWUESTLSTS^F
W. B. KELLY, ) 0 D. S.
K J. KINOSLETJ Towandit,Pa.
Dr. Kelly will be at Dushore on the 20,
of each month a d r main u .til the iasi.
Gas for extracting.
arOFFICE IN OAK£Y'S HLOCK.JH
Guns ! (Sum !! Guns HI
STONKSIFKR k BAKRKTT
Of N". 244 .Va'kct Street,
WI LI .MB.OHT,
ii m the chi apiit and largest aasort
iifiit of GUNS in tlic City and in
i- ti's Siiiliv.iti County |>e -pie to jtiv
• i'-iu :I cail uheii of Fire
\' in-, of anv description. Our cat
it jjnes arc free, xei.d for one.
\ II so puj- highest price for Fur»
1° nil itilltU,
S ONESIFER A BARRETT,
244 Market St. Williamsport.
CLIFF HOTEL,
Sag. es Mere, Pa
I'.F. CHENEY, Proprietor.
\ large ami c mmodi -us house posset
sing I.the attributefl of a llm-class hotel,
be ar i- well supplied.
Newßarber
Shop,
iu the o'.d .School House Huildiog, opposite
Hotel Kennedy.
ELMEXSHERMAN,
Proprietor,
r MS
Hu Sgst Earoiog Oil th&i C&s lis
Mide tram Petroleum.
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■or feet ion h'uiuiU >afet. Oil.
Ii ih t>i>m tin* Hui't**
urutlc in thtfinoHl ,r rfVelK «*i|ui;p< (l
refVeries in tin- HOI hi
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Tncli' r - li\
THK \TLANTIr RkFI Nl S<i Cj
W-Iti ii 111 p.,it Station,
iliiiuiiHjioi t Pa.
Fall Opening
-OF—
foreign Si ksstic Dry Gaels
PKCIA! INDUCEMENT TO C 40H BI'TEHH !
A full line of Dr-ss Goo Is, inclu<ll< g #1!
the fashionable shades to lie lou- d in
tlieE>R'ern Market, from Gl.'ifbaniS
tn fine Ilenriett •«. itest h<avy
Sheet'ng, yard wide cent- per
y rd; Bleached Muslin from ?io
lie nts per yard. Calicoes,
from 6to U cetitß per yard.
SlnrliDL'. a full line at
iMitium prices
cwrnrfi
WE ARK •ellinp a' 25 per cent discoun*
cueaper an-' better gods thitn c*n lie pur
chased at Dushore for the >unc mou y.
Ladies' Mists'and Chi'dr-n's t?h«>e— the
stork is large mil the prce low. Y«u can
buy cheaper .t my stor than any place in
lids section of tie county.
HOPHM BHD 1 . &TB CY,
M kll
Men'* shoes and boot*, fine and course, a
1 rjre st.ck—cheap for cash
Men'* straw Im's ; n s« a?«n OIK st« ck
o' cm eriesar complee and prices at the
lowest figure.
T. J. Keeler.
LA POIITE, PA
May 13, *92.
(iO TO
Walter Spencer
FOR—
VALLEY QUEEN
Best ill Town.
Our Notion Departmeu' is well stocked
with goods and our price-are the lowest.
A FRESH
supply of groceries constantly arriving
aiid prices rensonabl. - We Invite the
public to call and examine our
goodsb- foregoing elsewhere.
SPSNCKR.
May 13. '92. LA" ORTK PA
TRY
1 ÜBACH
Dushore, Pa.
T. J. & P. H. INGHAM
Attorneys at Law*
t>sPorte« Prima
Legal Business attended to in this
and adjoining Counties
Telephone cou-ninicaMon direct
lanuary, 1888.
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J, W. BALLARO
MANUFACTURER AND DEALEI
TO? St IS BIGGIES
—ALSO—
Fan aid Heavy Lumber Wapns
FACTORY WEST MAIN STKEET
LAPOKTE PA.
P. S.
All kinds of repairing promptl;
and neatly done at reasonable prices
J W. BALLARD.
May 13 82.
SPECIAL
mrnmm
Samuel Cole
OP Duehore Is headquarter
for all kinds ol hardware-
Tools, pumps, stoves an
ranges, h use furnishin
goods paints, oils, HD
varnishes. Special induce
mei-ta to builders.
MA*C»ACTBKS of copper tin
and sbeet-iron-ware. Roof
ing, spouting lllllCH OIL
DISTILLS etc.. a specialty. Our
prices are beyond all compe
tition. and we invite your
patronage.
SAMUEL COLE.
Dushore, Pa.
Donley Maiiactorii Co
DONLEY BROTHERS PROPRIETOHS.
STEAM MARBLE & GBAMTL
WORKS.
MANUFACTURERS OF MONUMKNTAI
AND CEMETERY WORK, IN AU
KINDS OF MABBLX AND ORANITK.
In buying directofG. E. DONAHOI
(ieiteral Agt. you will save the mid
dlemen's profU, as we manufacture
all our work from the rough stoni
and give our customers the benefit
which th« middlemen receive.
WORKS AT
NEWARK VAM.EY. N. Y.. AUBURN,
N. Y-, VNI) DI SHORE, PA.
O. E. DONA HOE General Ajri.
DUSHOHE, - ... t ENNA
HOTEL KKXXEPV, LAPORIE
DARBY KEN t'nipn»- , « r
Everything First Class.
Charge* JReanonahle. March 7,90'
A. Lt - ' ijvi -
ATTfliut.. O SOLICITOR,
L . porte, Perm'a.
Lard Title* au4 Equity pracile* a upecUlt;.
OKm o,jpwi;# UPORTE HOTEU
B. W. FAWCET.,
FORKSVILLE, PA.
DEALKB IK
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry.
REPAIRING A SPECIALTY .
All work guaranteed and prices reason
able.
Jul 15, 1892.
HAIL ~—
TO THE
CHi.APIWII
and the people app edate the fact that—
MRS. L/UIR'S STORE
is right •in it"for cheap goods.
My grocer es are always ftesh and of
the - est quality. Hour and fwd
the boa ti em rbet affords.
MITS. M. C. LA UK IT.
May 13, 'B2.
RUSHJ MCHVNRY M O D D |
MEDICAL DOCToR physician, and
StRGKON ASP DOCTOR OF
DENTAL SCKGERY.
Dentistry n Specialty. Vitilizid air
112« rthe Painless Kxtiaetion of Teeth
DUSHORE and NC'RDMONT
STAGE LIKE.
F. M. CROSSLEY, Propri#>to
Until fithf,r notice Stagks
WILL RUN ON FOLLOWINisSOHKDI'LE
l<M>t Li|i<iri« tl t:li im. for NotdaoiV
A>TIT- at >o'dmont 7:30 t. m
l.an*e NordmuD! at 11:15 a. a. for Lipoiit
Arrive HI Lap ri« l:«0p. in
L- j'O- ir at 5:110 p. m.for Nordßitt.
Arrircat Nordmont «:J0 p. ai.
Leave Noriliuiii ta' T:UO |1 m.for Laf rt*
Anita at Laporle 8:30 p. m.
Leave l.ap..ne a< Ba. m.for Dnthora
Leave Ducljor* at p. m Tor LaForte
Sawed Shinqles
The liest in the uarket and
at low lottom prites
'three grades constantly on hand
Will 4 dcliver if desired.
Write—B. Mr ad,
May23'9o. LaPorte, Pa.
Ulk b lA' I I'j. ,
' . 1( '< *UN I Propriciu-.
: I nrgf au>' conn-i(M.im li'>U'e t posm*
>K all tlio attributes of a flrst-claan l*>tc .
The Bar is well supplied The ptmiHr
•112 the public nmoShillr solioit«u.
LIVERY.
OKAB. LAUER, Prop.
Rigs kep* in first class order
Oliar. es reasonable. Stables at the
MOUNTAIN HOUSE—East Main
St., LaPorte. Pa.
May 13. '9l
LAPORTE BANK.
LAPORTE, PA.
Do a renewal BanMn>.' and Collecting
busm- an A' v busin. ss ir trusted
to us will be carefully
alien''ed to.
Af - nts for
Steamship Tickets to
and from a:l part* of Europe,
md for Fire Insurance » ore paries
J ALFRED JORDAN. CABBIE*
DAKMODY HOTEL. DUSHORE.
MIKE CARMODY Proprietor.
Krcntbitifr First Class.
Charge* Reasonable. Jan. 31, 'J)O
KKNRY T. DOWNS,
ATTORN ill-AT-I AW
Fx.t Met JPte'r<ne»£»U.«
0W Ofitt la Co art Heaee, Lai'erte Pa,