THE REPUBLICAN.
"FMUAY, NOVKMItKK 10, 1»»;».
I The JV. Y. Weekly Tribune I,
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The nights are quite cool.
Tuesday, electiou day, was idcas
ant. ______
These Democratic times makes
news scarce.
Election passed oil very quietly
at the county seat.
The snow that fell on Saturday
was not of long duration.
We should like to hoar from oui
correspondents more regularly.
Henry and Milo Tripp, contem
plate leasing the Canton, Pa. hotel
We give the oflloial vote of Sulli
van county elsewhere in our columns.
On an evernge, from one to three
freight trains pass l>y Laporte, each
Sunday.
R. nr. Stormont, of Laporte. was
doing business in W'illiamsport,
Monday. _______
Mrs. J. L. Smyth and son Victor,
of Laporte, are visiting friends in
Buffalo.
D. C. Gritman, of near Nordmont,
was doing business at the county
seat, Monday.
W. A. Kennedy and John L
Gallagher, were calling on friends in
Dushorc, on Sunday.
Mr. E. V. Ingham who has been
ill in Laporte, returned to his homo
at the 'Mere, on Monday.
A dance will be held in the City
Hall, this Friday evening by order
of committee. A good time is antic
ipated.
Mrs. A. M. Cheney and grand
daughter Miss Bessie <>f the 'Mere,
spent Sunday with friends in La
porte.
Mrs. Stewart Chase nnd youngest
daughter, Miss Anna, spent Sunday
and Monday with friends in Muncy
Valley,
The Ills PUBLICAN, as usual gives
the election news first. Why not I
subscribe for the paper that give®
the news when fresh ?
The state convention of county
commissioners will convene in W ilkes
Barre, on Wednesday and Thursday
Nov. 15th and l<>th.
WANTED: Twenty-five men to
help James Gansel raise his new barn,
on Saturday, Nov. 18th. Remember
the date and be on hand.
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Landon and
Mrs. Thos. Landon, of Conklo, Lu-;
zerne county, arc visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Chas. Landon, of Laporte.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Messenger, of
Laporte tarp., spent Sunday with
Mrs. Messenger's parents, Mr. and I
Mrs. Peter <Javitt, of near Sones-;
town.
Who of our numerous nimrods j
will advertise a shooting match on
Thanksgiving Day ? Make prepa
rations early and give us a pleasant
day's outing.
Thanksgiving Day corner on
Thursday, Nov. 80th. Under these
Democratic times we hav'nt got
much to be thankful for, other than
our health.
W. C. Mason, K»q , of Laporte,
and who is doing surveying in Brad
ford county, came home to vote, on
Monday. He returned to his work
tin Wednesday
AUy. J- H. Crouin, of Dushorc,
was doing business in the l'rothon
otary's otttee at the county seat, I
Mondsy. He was having notes,
entered etc.
Judge John 11. Orvis, of Belle
fonte, and one of the U*st known
criminal lawyers is this state, died!
suddenly at his home in Hellefonte,)
on Monday.
Mutium: Christopher Bruscli
nit, of l. ipoite Iwp., snd Mt-n Kiiium
Nolmger, of flurry, by lloht. Ktor |
moiit, J. P., of La,tort*, on Tuesday, j
Noveuilar Ith.
From filly to out hundred carol
|.in> ihrough La|*orte nightly, loaded
Willi freight. The e.impuny have I
fomid it MM>«e*ary to put on a night
i-leik st this uttlce.
UuO. I) K.llglelileekl the Dil»hoie
photographer nnd srtUt, hits a new
•'sd" in tin* issut) of the 11 MM ui.n
Uumge has lht» Naiue of giving guud
impressions. line him a 112 ill
t'lis* l.susr, of L->potte, Udt on
|i.«lmd*y f'»r I'hilsdelpl'is, slu-ru he
Joined s |M»rly uf filnmU on s hunt
tug et|iediM'«u in Viiginls. lie sill
In) sl»M>llt lU'lti lioutti S temple ul
weeks, end wilt be duubt enjoy s
|d*u»»lit tilKe.
F. W. Gallagher has recently had
the worilß-"Uallaglier'B Cafe" placed
on the front of bis building. James
Hilton was the artist, and did a right
good job.
The W. <fc Y. W. 0. T. Unions
will hold a Parlor Meeting at the
house of Mrs. R. A. Conklins, Friday
evening, Nov. 10. A cordial invita
tion is extended to all.
During the past fifteen years forty
murders have been committed in
Lackawanna county, and not one of
the murderers has been convicted of
the crime in the first degree.
Hard coal is selling for #5. a ton
at Laporte, and the Bernico at $4.25.
They say the latter is selling in
Sonestown at $8.50. There is some
thing rotten about this make up.
John Beahen.of Laporte, who ac
cideritly shot himself in the foot, an
account of which was given the Rk-
I'UHUCAN, last week, is doing nicely
and expects to be out doors soon.
N- C. Maben, of Laporte, has hung
out his card—"teeth extracted free
of pain." Newton is a right good
dentist and parties giving him a call
will have no cause of regretting it.
Tho ollicials of the \V. N. B.
railroad, have purchased a new
passenger engine. It will make its
first trip over tho road the last of
this week. Bob Simmons will en
gineer it.
E. Eugene Fredeuburg Atty., at
law, of Dushore, inserts a card in
the Republicax, this week. They
B ay Eugene is a hustler and is doing
a fair business at the metropolis of
the county.
The old school house building lias
been used for most everything, viz :
church, sunday school, day school,
entertainments, jewelry shop, barber
shop, dancing hall and last but not
least, election house.
Thomas Ralph, of Picture Rocks,
was taken to Williamsport and
placed in Jail on Monday, after a
hearing before Justice of tho J'eace,
Anios B, Sprout, on the charge of
adultry, etc., the prosecutor is Albert
I'. Baldwin.— Muney Luminary.
Baldwin is formerly of Laporte.
Judge Middle haw just decided
that a man walking on the railroad
is a trespasser and cannot recover
damages for injuries received. It
might be well for those who arc in
the habit of making a highway out
of tho railroad to remember this.
John O'Brien, of Dushore, is now
harboring at Laporte. He learned
his trade in Towanda and is consid
ered a very good barber. Hereto
fore our shavers have spent a good
part of their time on Lake Mokoina.
John says he will attend strictly to
business.
Mr. Williams, who recently con
tracted to grade that part of the
Loyal Sock road in ForUs township
has begun tho same, and hopes to
have the work completed within the
limit specified in the contract —
twolvo months from tho Oth of last
October.
Jamison City, situated as it is, in
a lumbering country, ought to have
side walks along her streets. As it
appears, but little public interprise
is noticeable in the town. They
have some public spirited people
down there who ought to give this
mutter a thought.
Auollier %%'vtldiiiK.
At Wyalusing, Nov. Ist, by Rev.
J. S. Stewart, L). 1) , Rev. S. K. Colt,
M. D., and Mrs. Ellen A. Camp.
Dr. Colt has u large number of
friends in Towanda and in Bradford
and Sullivan counties, who will wish
| him and his bride much joy.-Towun
\ iluy Jtei'h in
An old fusluoned party is again
coming Into favor lor children. It
■
is called the apple seed party. Kach
1 child is requested to bring an apple
land when all ale gathered around
the diluting table the apples are cut.
The child having tho apple contain
: ing the most seeds i» given a prize
I and also the one having the least
number.
I'urtiu* di-Hiriug |o see "notice" of
ibe h'tiiug »112 the new Sullivan Conn
jty Court llolise, will And the suuie
|iublUhed lit l|i*« following papers
jvu: The Litpoitu UKH UMCAM |
| l>u»bor« Utusltei Sun uud lisnuui
land Quasi te and I Willi tin I weeklies) (
| lU-puhlieitu, 'l'owuuda i Democrat
| tlid Republican, Tuultlianiioelt .
Illotiiiitbiiiu Keiitluel and the Du
-•hole Review.
Thi' shei ill tulu of llit- Jueoh I. 'iab
property which »n« to have taken
place on Htluidav, wm pu«lponed
j until the lllli ol this month Tin
' teitsnlt o| ptitlpolH'lMilll, Sti>, llflt
«eteli ilwtlliug ||o||»| • 111 IfollSstolS II
auis adteilised to bu told 111 bulk
1 lie biddeis desiii d llieui sold e*>|»a
rule, hriiiH) i ennlliikisttoli ill l||u wli
Mllb Ibis iiiidersUltdiitg It W
tUoiigiit lll.it the piM|» ity uud'i
1 Mtisv l«IIW« till
NO REASON FOR VII AN KM.
Cleveland'* ThMuliMglvlng I'ror
lnmwtiou I'alU to Hfeutlou
Npecla»l Blewlni*.
WASHINGTON, NOV. 3. —The Pres
ident this afternoon issued the
following Thanksgiving Day procla
mation:—
BY THE PHMIDRNT OF THK UNIT
ED STATES OF AMERICA.—A PROCLA
MATION.
" While the American people
should every day remember with
praise and thanksgiving the Divine
goodness and mercy which have
followed them since their beginning
as a nation, it is fitting that one day
in each year should be especially
devoted to the contemplation of the
blessings we have received from the
hand of God, and to the grateful
acknowledgment of His loving kind
ness.
"Therefore, I, Grover Cleveland,
President of the United States, do
hereby dosignate and set apart
Thursday, tho 80th day of the pres
ent month of November, as a day of
thanksgiving and praise to bo kept
and observed l»y all the people of our
land. On that day let us forego our
ordinary work and employments,
and assemble in our usual places of
worship, where we may recall all
that God has done for us, and
where from grateful hearts our unit
ed tribute of praise and song may
reach the Throne of Grace. Let the
reunion of kindred and the social
meeting of friends lend cheer and
enjoyment to the day,'and let gener
ous gilts of charity for the relief of
the poor and needy prove the sincer
ity of our thanksgiving.
"Witness my hand and seal of the
United States, which 1 have caused
to bo hereto afllxed.
"Done at tho city of Washington
011 the 3d day of November, in the
year of our Lord, Eighteen Hundred
and Ninety-three, and of the indi
pendence of the United States the
one hundred and eighteenth.
"GKOVEK CLEVELAND.
"By the President :
"WAI/nvit Q. GKKSHAM,
"Secretary of State."
KKNIUMKI) IIIN I*UI-FIT.
Think* (lie Time* Too Hard for
the 4'liureli to I'uy » Miliary.
WILMINGTON, Nov. s. —Rev. W.
F. Bain bridged, pastor of the Dela
ware Avenue Baptist church, created
a sensation from the pulpit to-night
by resigning, lie says the times
are hard and lie does Dot thiuk the
church cau afford to pay a regular
pastor.
Dr. Bainbridge has preached at
the church for several years and
helped raise a debt of £20,('00 on the
property.
A non-suit, entered in a Mont
gomery county court in a case where
the parants of a child, killed by fall
ing into u well, sued the landlord
for damages, should admonish ten
ants to read the terms of the leases
they may sign. Oil the premises
rented by the plaintiffs there was a
well with a rotten board covering.
The tenant notitled the jigent ot the
property, and he promised to have
repairs uiado but neglected to do so.
The owner was then notified, and he
also promised repairs but neglected
to make them. Soon afterwards a
child of the tenant playing on the
well cover broke through and was
killed. That looks like a good caso
for damages, but the lease cf the
premises did not contain the usual
covenant requiring tho landlord to
keep the propelty in good repair,
and the court therefore ordered a
non-suit.
TO till.l. GLIVKUXB.
Au lu<llKIIM|M»ll« < t'HHk * MUtflll
«» He HUM About NittrllUK
lor WWMLIT UH tou«
Is'DiAN.vroMH, Ind., Nor. 3.—A
crank here suddenly became seined
yesterday with a desire to right his
fancied wrongs. Adolph Olsch
wasky, of lilt) Ks*t Wash lug ton
street, was captured as lie was about
to start for Washington to murder
President Cleveland.
Olsehwasky has heretofore been
harmlessly "cranky," but his maniu
assumed a Uouitoidul tillli when he
xuddeuly met hi* brother and uiade
, a rush to kill him for the purpose of
marrying his widow, who lie believed
srutiUl bring him wonderful luck
He eluiius to be a bousln of President
Cleveland and that his leal name is
Cleveland' Alter his eucouiiler with
lii* brother, ami la-fore he could yet
out of town on n trslu, oltWra *1 lent
D«| litiu lie liud provided himself
with a large eslibre leVolwr.
A horse thief by the name of Per
gy hlsller. was captured ut Jamison
City, on ft ids v Ust. Ho ill euui
pauy with another man efcile 4 liursr
at lloi teli' ads, N V , a fen weeks
>4gu He understand that his pail
iml lI4S slso Unit uaptuiifcl Mtaltei
wb*U eauuh', »»» III ll.u
luie'ei avvds »l J»w«i»vii.
HE HAN THREE WIVES.
Startling Revelations Concern
Ing the Career ol Rev. H. L.
Ntrlekland.
FALMOUTH, Mass., Nov. 3.—Rev.
Harry L. Strickland, about 35 yeare
old, who has acceptably filled the
pastorates of the Congregational
cburch in the village of Hatchville
and Wamquit for the past eighteen
months, was relieved of his pastoral
duties last Sunday when it became
known that he was a bigamist.
About the time of his acceptance
of the call Strickland married a
Boston lady, who accompanied him
to his new field of labor and who
has borne him one child. A few
weeks ago a lady from Providence
visiting in the vicinity, heard Mr.
Strickland preach and remembered
him as having lived in that city and
having married there some four years
ago. Through this lady's interven
tion the woman Strickland married
in Providcucc was brought here last
Sunday.
According to her story, Strickland
abandoned a wife and child in Kng
and. She received this information
after he had married her in Provi
dence. She says further that she
hud two children by Strickland, that
soino two years ago he left her under
the pretext of traveling as a music
teacher. Strickland was confronted
with his Providence wife Sunday and
calmly admitted her charges.
Strickland remains at the parson
age and it is not as yet known what
proceedings will be taken against
him. Wife No. 3is renderen almost
frantic by the revelations.
Divorced Iroiu the Preacher.
I'UQVIUEXOE, IV J.» Nov, 3.—Rev.
Henry L. Strickland, who figures in
a bigamy story from Falmouth,
Mass., belongs ill this city. To-day
the woman that lie married here
appeared before Judge Hogers and
asked for a divorce, alleging deser
tion and non support and that he had
previously been married aud not
divorced. Her maiden name was
Pamelia Potter, and she was married
to Strickland in this city on January
11, 1887. A deoroe of divorce will
immediately be issued.
The old Liberty Roll has returned
to Philadelphia. It was one of the
central attractions at the World's
Fair, as everybody was anxious to
take a look at the old relic. Oil its
way home the bell remained over
night at Allentown and this is a
part of what the l'ress has to say ol
its sojourn there :
ALLKXTOWN, Pa., Nov. 3.—The old
Liberty Hell comes again to Allen
town. Only now she comes not in
fear and in war time, as when a
hundred and sixteen years ago the
hands of patriots brought her here
to save her from the grasp of the
British forces in Philadelphia, but
she comes in peace ami triumph, full
of honors, the cherished embodiment
of principles that have stirred the
universe to its center aud reared on
this Western Continent the grandest
republio of all ages.
In honor of the old Bell's second
visit the town Is gayer to-night than
it has been for many a year. It is
wrapped as closely as a barber's pole
in read, white and blue, and lanterns
and electric lights are Hashing their
radiance from every building. May
or Allison, of Allentown, and other
oflicials gnu citizens of this city, met
llto bell's escort at Heading and ac
companied them here. The arrival
of the train was greeted with a salute
of cannon aud the shouts of thous
ands of people and the chiming of
j all the bells of the city. The Liber
ty Bell car was detached and affixed
to two trolley cars which drew it.
! The most cousplcious feature of u
I processiou of fiUOU people that rnar
: cited ami counter marched uu Hum
| iltou street was the passing the
Ziou's Reformed church, where the
* bell was concealed in 1775 to save It
: from the British, who in that year
occupied Philadelphia.
Col. \. K. McClure, the well
' known I'hiludelph a journalist, is
lying very ill, at his liomu with
bright'* disease. llis death is
hourly e*put ted- Colonel MeClurc
was but it about liil years ago in
Franklin county, lie llr»t worked
ill a taimer)', but filially decided to
l.tHioiilu a lawyer pi'iptUlng In the
court* of Philadelphia. He abandon
ed this for journalism and during
the war became editor of the Cham
t»islnirg JivfHttiiury. In JsT'l Col
Mi l luiu, in uoniieclloit with two
riiiladt''lplns pi Inters, the Mel.sugh
Uu Brothers, tstabllslitd the I'htla
delphia '/im<s■ lie Is its piluelpnl
propiivtol slid its edilardN child,
lie has declined nomination to lln
W*)or|l|y of |'liilinMj>liii» wild dm
leg iliu li»t| Ny* yeals has enyugeil
only in literary a oik
*t«ti«erltiv fw# the Mt'i.Mta* llx
|*i Si. It A Mi
The W. <fc N. B. and L. V. railroad
atticinls ure at it again. On Monday
Bvcning a posse of men in the em
ploy of the L. V., came up from
Towanda to SatterOeld and demolish
ed the W. & N. B. depot, which was
partly erected and this time placed
i caboose on the site of the depot,
filings are looking blue in the direc
tion of a compromise between these
parties.
iOUKY lIOLNK LKITISU
COUKT HOUSE, LAPOKTE, SULLI
VAN COUNTV, I'A, —Healed proposals
will be received at the office of the
Oounty Commissioners of Sullivan
uounty in Laporte Pa., until 1
o'clock p. m., Friday November 24,
1803, and then opened for furnish
ing material and doing the labor for
the proposed erection of a Court
House at Laporte, Pa. In accord
ance witli drawings and specificat
ions. Copies of which may be seen
it the office of the County Commis
sioners aforesaid, and at the office of
Ihe Architects, Wagner and Jleit
tneyer, corner of Fourth and Pine
streets, Williamsport, Pa. The right
is reserved to reject any and all bids
ind to waive any defects or inform
ilitios in any bid, should it be deem
ed to tho interest of the County so
to do. Proposals should be sent to
the County Commissioners, Laporte,
Sullivan county, Pa., and endorsed
t>n the envelope: "Proposals for
Court House, Laporte, Pa."
S. K. MoBKIDE, j
D. W. SC'ANLIN, > COM'S.
W. M. CHENEY, j
Attest: R. M. STOHMONT, Clerk.
ADOLPII WEBEU, Watchmaker and
Jeweler, informs the public that he ha>
ipened a shop over Mr. Spencer's Stori
,n Luporte, for repairing all kinds ol
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry. Webei
finished his trade in the old country—in
Qermany. lie has been engaged for 24
years in the business mid he guarantees
mtisfactlon. Watches and (Hocks repaired
!iy him warranted to run correctly for one
year or money refunded. Prices Moderate.
\ share of public patronage respectfully
iollcited.
Ar>i>i.rn WKUER.
ITUNINEMM LIORULN.
LIME for fertilizing aud building, ad
lress John B. Fox & Co . llughesville, l'a.
FOH SALE.
Mare 11 years old, colt by side, weiglil
iliout l'-iOO lbs., Jersey bull, a years old
jnd a few ewes
F. 11. IKOIIAM, Laporte, Pa.
The undersigned will sell at public salt
in hi* farm in Cherry Tup ,on Nov. lltl;
9;i, at 10 a. nt., the following persona
property viz : 2 horses, •"> cows, 4 yearlings,
I calves, a hogs, 20 tons hay, straw, 20C
l)ii. oats, 100 bu. buckwheat, 100bu.com,
1 reaper, 1 mower, 1 bay rake, 1 lumbel
wagon, platform wagon, 1 new top buggy,
I cutter, 1 spring tooth harrow, 1 set double
liarucsH, 1 set single harness and mail)
Dther farming itnplimcnts.
At.ruoNSue WAI.PII, Cherry.
Tin roofing, Sp >uting. Guttering, any
kind of tin work vou want, done on shorl
notice at the Leading Hardware Store.
SA.M'L COI.K, Dushore, l'a.
Guns and ammunition of all kinds, al
Doles Hardware, Dushore, Pa.
Heating Stoves and Hang* s the cheapest
ind best at the old reliable store, Colei
Hardware, Dushore, l'a.
We always keep a g iod supply of paints
jils and g'.iiss and all kinds of building
supplies. Coles Hardware, Dushore, Pa.
TO THE PUBLlC.—Whereas, my wifi
Itosetta Morgan, has left my bed and board
ihe public are hereby prohibited to harboi
ur trust her on my account, n- I will pay
uo bills of her contracting.
S, U. MORGAN.
Fox twp,, Oct. 14, I&'JU.
T. J. Keeler has just received n new
stock of shoe wear. Call and take a look
it them. They are neat and dmalde and
cheap in price.
T. J. KEKI-KU has Just received anew
stock of ready made clothing latest stylet
and patterns. Call and see them if in
uecd of a suit.
Tho latest Spring styles of soft and stifl
Intts at T. J. KKEI.KK'S at bottom prices.
FOIt HENT.-The store of Win. Mey
lert on Centre Main Street. For particu
lars, address Win Meylert, Laporte,
Pa.
PURCHASING doit in TOWMMN •!
ihe lowct prices No commission asked,
.Villi.-- Mils S. li. K wi.sv M '-'d St.,
Towanda.
Auditor's Notice,
In the Court of Common Pleas of Hulli
van county, Fi. V\ lo September term
I Sit.),
JAMES MCFAHI.ANK & Co. }
\H V No. HH Sept
K. J. GAYNOII, HON A CO. ) Term
The undersigned Auditor apl>oiutcd liy
tho Court of Common I'leas of Sullivan
.•ounty, to distribute the funds in Court
trUiiitf from Ihe sheriff » -ale of the alsivt
named defendant personal property upon
FL. FA. insiteil upon abo.e slated judg-
Hieut, Will meet Ihe parlies luleiutfted for
ihe purpose of site udiiiL' to the duties of
Ills appointment ou M uufay Novemlx i
,'Olh IMI I, .it II o'clock a. n» , al his nftli i
in Mam stieet ia the boiou|f|| of Dushore
rtltllivan eoipdv, I l ,i , wlieil ami where all
|III|IIB i m> ol *.||.l luml aie It
iilir«i| to make lhe|r elaliii auil product
llielr i Vidcuie or lie debarred floin (lining
U upon k.tld fond,
Itu VAN S. Col I IN*. Auditor.
Du-hore Pa.. Del 17 INM.t
Aiulltue'k Nolle*.
11l ft). (Mh-OHUl) I l-i.i-i.--s | 111 Uie Ol
W A M'h A dint* of lhi ph ills' t tourl
•late of IDNUV WIMS of huhitaii
IIMSNMHNI. J Comity.
The undersigned, au auditor, appointed
Uv the Orphans' Court ol rtullivmi County
I|MIII eiis olioin to llie aeiouul of KiU li
Willi It,l il, In:-I .il Ii \ .1 111. lal .ill ol
111 >ll >WMM w |||| il Slid lo audll said
eouiit and In illktrthutu die funds iu llm
llUHilt of ihi' •dtttluUlriMrii, mu 'iig IIMIM
legally entitled thereto will mnid la ikt
duties of liis uppiul Weill, »l Ills i 111. e IS
I.oniric on I 111»■ 11> the ,'itli U» uf Dee
Issu.l ii uo i lot It | ,u «i »liuli nun kinl
ul|W 10 1 pi 1 1 ■< ll i I' 1 ■ I 111 • ild •SUM'
lii i) In heard IMS ill the ui|i •' lull (IiIiMIIIkI
lo Hi. \ ili ii oil all |" i in* 1141 ismi 1
1 'aim ti|mu k,i<i liiinl ure uniitli d lo pn-M-ni
|l,| i| lln Inn II till \ i,il|to| HI 111.11 LIHT, Ol
In Itifekel 1 i n 1 li in lUi tiling au)
~,1,1,. 1 „ 1 fund
K M Dl dIDI \i|iliior
Lapwru, l u iXt 4\ |eu«,
Citizens ot Western Sullivan,
LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST,
J. 11. CAMPBELL & SON,
GENERAL 3/EUCHANTS OF SLIUNK, PA.,
Respectfully ask you to call and iniper-t tl.e largo stock of SPUING »nj SUMMIR
goods, that have just arrived. Consist'og <>f dry goods, notions,
L&dies : d; Cent: : 7ns :
Groceries, hut*, cjps end STRAW GOODS. Hot s, sbtes, nnd patent madieiaes m4
everything usually kept in » first class GEN KKAL >TORK. All go< ds marked ia ptala
figures and an low as the lowest DON'T KoltGK 1 that for cash we gi.e yoa a
TEN - PER - CENT - DISCOUNT
OD these goods. sl. worth for 90c, $5. wor'h for $4.50. Give us a trial ami wa will pra?t
to you that wo can .-av«j you in ney. K mcuibr th.it we are agents for the celebrated
i)KKEK A MUWKII'S the best on earth Thaukii.g you for your patrouaga ia
the past, we hope to merit it in the future.
YOURS VERY RESPECTFULLY,
J. H. CAMPBELL SON.
FOR—
A Big Bargain,
Come and see us,
J. W. CARROLL & Co.
Dushore, Penn.
We lmve on band an excellent line of Gents furnishing goods of all klnd« laclud- 1
ing suits, Overcoats, lints. Caps, Under ware. Boots and Shoes, Rubber good* FtlM
and etc., at prices that defy competition. '
CUSTOM WORK
PROMPTLY AWB
Correctly done at our bead quarters in HOTEL CARROLL BLOCK at Dushore Fa.
We respectfully invite YOU to call and see us and examine goods and priceti b*-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
J, W. Car roll <fe Co.
Buyers Wake Up!—'Tis The Winter 0! ML
The opening inon hs of the season wc sh.ill make you all remember as
OUR REVELATION IN FINE GOLDS AND FAIR PRICES.
We are going to Uo business with you beonusj we hive just exactly whit you waul, a>4 etff
priocs are simply irresistible.
OUII SPRING AND SU3/J/EU ATTIIAC I'IONS WILL CAUSE A
TURN-OUT
Such quantities of new styles a* we show in all departments leave nothing to ke uW faa
qoality and variaty, car fresh n.w line is sriatly Brst class in every ifvtaft. Wa
have the disposition, the ability nn 1 the goods to please
every buyer wh i is s-e l.ing bargains in tl.e line of
BOOTB AM) SHOES
Slippers, Rubbers, Overshoes, Etc,
Our complote assor.m-nt iusures perfect satisfaction in tho selection of goods to satisfy indi«
vidual tastes. lou will find our stock marie up entirely of
goods that are trustworthy, serviceable
and the beit of their class.
EVERYTHING GOES AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE.
Come in and see how FA IK wj will tr.at you, how well we will PLEASE you, and how muok
we will SAVE for you.
J. S. HARRINGTON,
MAIN STREET, - - DUSHORE, PA.
W.G. SYLYAIIA.*-
DUSHORE, PA.
DEALER IN
PRY GOODS,
GROCERIES, BOOTS,
AND SHOES
CROCKERY AND
GLASS WARE.
WE MAKE A
SPECIALTY 0*
THE PRODUCE
BUSINESS AND AT
ALL TLVES
PAY TUB
HIGHEST PRICE
IN CASH FOR
WOOL, BUTTER
AND EGGS.
/;. a. bvlk&MA
TO T H B PUBUd"
O-O-O-O-O-O-O-O-O- O-O-O o-o
I am prepared IJ n»e«t any price* or tjuotntion* with a lirat ilasa and
Will Sfll'Vll'll stock l)t
JVEN'S, YOUTHS, UOY.V AND t lIILDRI N'S CLOTHING
II A TS, LAJ'S, A XJ> UKSTS FIHMsUIXtt GOODS
TJtVSKH, HA US AN J) (M HUKJ./.AS.
1 al»o have full line** of HaiiipU* from iwo M.i« hunt Tailoring £aUK
liahuitiite,fori'u«loiii Work. P«»t It cl lit - _ itu aiiU . <1 Cull ami gel price*.
Yuiir* Ht-»t><!iltuU) t it'.,
riNCENt.
CIIONIN'S NEW IlI.OCK.
LOYAL SOCK COAL.
i m
l4>yal H.*k C«»»l, for eale at the Hrvakcr of the State Lin# a SttllitM
Railroad l'o. al ilirik'l
s3.oo;jis.
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