THE REPUBLICAN.
FHIPAY. FKBRI ART 9, ! -"l.
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Vote the citizens' ticket.
News is scarce this week.
The bea*-bunter ia in his glory.
It has cverv appearance of winter.
Several inches of snow fell on
Sunday.
Court convenes the Monday
in February—the 26th.
The toial indebtedness of Colum
bia county, is $150,000.
John Hoffa of Onshore, was doing
business at the county scat, Satur
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Judge Ingham, of
Laporte, are visiting friends in To
wn n da.
James Murray of Kingdalc, made
the REITBLICAX a pleasant call on
Tuesday.
Thos. S. Siuiuions, J. l\, of Sone--
town, made the county scat a call on
Monday.
Hon. Ivtissel Kuna of Laporte, is
improving from his recent attack ol
rheumatism.
Kverjthing is running smoothly
und keeping timo to tlio music of
the sleighing bells.
Protracted meetings are being
held in Sonestown, with very good
success, we arc told.
There is no doubting it—the HE
PUBLIOAN is the leading papci
published in the county.
Mr. and Mrs. ('. F. Cheney and
daughter Miss I»e>sie of the 'Mere,
sjß'iit Sunday with friends in Laporte.
Miss Anna Fealer, of Lopez, in
company with Mi.-s Grace Lawrence
of Onshore, spout Sunday with
friends in Laporte.
The ground hog played with
liis shadow on Thursday Feb. 2d.
According to this we can expect
n continuation of winter for six weeks
Jix-Sheriff .John Ft/, of Dushore,
was transacting buainess at Laporte
Thursday and Friday. John ap
pears quite feeble since his recent
attack of the grip.
Editor James I*. Taylor; «if the
Montrose /i< /•uNican, Is mentioned
as a Republican candidate for the
state legislature troui Susquehanna
county.
Tlie Hkpi iilh gne* the nomi
nee* <>f the neveial caucuses held in
fouiteeii precinct* of the county,
elsewhere. IjH|>orto borough was
given Knit week.
We would suggest th:»t Corbel!
have a round with Ili«■ Wilson lull
bcfoie it enters the Senile, lie
luiglil on the tirst round, snvu that
body lotii of resiles* night*.
'I'll" Dnshore /.'"••< ir Blatherskite
• •lily )<•*\ >» ".•» cent* county (as. 'l'liU
does not entitle Itint to 11 reserved
sent in the lieW courthouse, i'bo
Jn utor will |>len*e rein«inl»t\
Those of our yoiun: people who
are anxious lor n *leigli ude ought
lo attend the lecture at I-mksullton
tbl* Friday evening K« h. Kb. M. K.
Sprole <>l M in-lii Id Mill Inline on
electricity.
The constrwlion Irani on th«
W. A N. li. li ulroad «!». t tken »l
on Saturday. 'I lie boys bate b> en
run<lr»io!iiiL; anbliug* anl V »' aim* „■
th" hue. Thuv lute till w.ukeiti
pleti I, at le*«t t'"i |lii -> til
A ab'igb load of 1114 | ;» •(
|jt|>oiti>. li*leued to tie U ■ tut> ■ !
I'rot. Johnt iii at Hoiiiitowu |'i d-n
inning Tio'. Ik very
of the lecture and *•» v II wis well
w >rlh their tune of jj mj •! <rt
The Itlo .'ii. lug v / i MI | t),,
lientou ir at » u Tb
t<iH**iittliiU lu t« 11 til 111 1 • 1 te
esti'ig to th. r»- vI 11 | 1 "112
• ©• u| t t i •<f ■ I
|>i»j»'l* an- lilt* we, l> ,t
A Numlirr ol our I%<«••• >tt < *i«
eom|ilaiuin j tint lh>» "■ •< in
chaise of the |I«IIK lih 111 11
|il*i dl a Ki i>ubt non | t ft,
hem e, |li»v |»n 112» r to «i>|<(»>i t the
lionoiiv* * of (tm I uloii <-•>« !», lathe*
than a t*»*«>n«l ll< b*H | to' true
I tout-w rat* of |,i|nntii Urn 01
pfi tl> b««l lii wUd.
The list of applicants applying
for licenses, will be found in this
issue of the RKPUBLI*' V V,
Tlie February ticket will consist
of seven columns and not eight as
the Dushorc lii viup man announced
last week. The RI:RI BLIUAN is of
tlcial.
John .1. Low and Joseph C. Pen
nington, both of Lnpnrte twp. wert 1
appointed appraisers of the personal
properly of the late I'. M. Stormont.
I'licy attended to tlio duties of their
appointment on Wednesday.
Tlio ladies of L'M>orte will give a
potato supper Friday evening Feb.
16lh, at the residence of T. J. Iveeler,
for the benefit of the Baptist minis
ter. Hev. Mr, Davis. Supper from
it to !> p, m. Price, 2."> c.
A party of eight or nine couples
of Berniee, drove over to Laporte
Monday evening, and enjoyed a
dance at Hotel Kennedy. An oyster
supper was served and a l ight good
time enjoyed by all present,
Mrs. John Cahill, of Berniee,
while milking a cow on Thursday
evening, was kicked by Ihe animal
about the heart and died from the
effects about ten minutes Inter.
Deceased was buried at Onshore, on
Sunday.
Should the "income tax" become
a law, the man who lias sufficient
brains to draw a salary of S4OOO a
year, must pay a special Lax to the
government to help greese her
wheels, hence, the man with brains
are taxed. A just (?) law this.
In one sense a newspaper is a
directory, and every business man
in the town should have (in adver
tisement iu his local paper even if
it contains only the name, address
and occupation. Let the people
ki.ow that you are doing business.
It was announced on Monday that
an excursion train would leave La
porte on Tuesday evening for
Hiighesvillc, The object being a
temporal se lcclutrc at said place.
The train did not pull up, however,
and about lifty of our people were
thoroughly disappointed.
Over in hjlkland town-diip this
county the Bemocr its have placed
two ladies oil their ticket lor school
directors. We don't care to say
anything discouraging to the ladies.
Our coirespondent in that vicinity,
however, ought to i-'.iv ■ us an inter
esting letter just about now.
Mr. and Mrs. (.'has. Tinkh paugh
of Laporte, who have been visiting
a sick brother of Mrs. T., and friends
in SusipicLanna county for ten
• lay*, icturned hoiuo on Friday last.
(Jlrirlcy has a notion of returning to
his old home in Susq. county and
•lleis his properly in Laporto In
side. See card elsewhere.
From away dow < in the pit you
hear Democrats crying for pence.
That party though they have, but
few advocates in tlie stata, have
divided and now they form two
little bands ' if h ipe. Harrity, cap
tain of one side and those who op
pose Harrity, the oilier. They make
it interi sting to the on-lo >ker.
A rascal giving the name of
Thomas Smith ol Owonta N. V..J
hi* been visiting neighboring towns!
and swindling the nicielinnts. IIU
scheme is to buy sloven, furniture,
etc., and presents a check larger
than the amount of the bill lor which i
he gets the difTeri nee in ca-h. lie I
never calls for the goods. Look out
for h: m
liiltiitltli ■»»n t',..|..fit t..r Siil.-
Tie |>n>i«!tv, in t i|«.rli- llori.tiirlt,
Kimivii A* Kit rvi< A i nil t<e W!IM It Lin
turn kf|i' liy lie uinl. us n Sitmnti r
Itoanlias; 111 .n«' fur I ily |{ii< -l». «ml fin
i oiirl mi I ulhi-r lu.ir •r< will IH' >t>l vnt
eli. t|i Kuf ti tm- ij i'lv In nwiii r
' II 112 I'lMll lp *1 lilt, I, ||H. I«, I'll
Or lii K M IM MUM, I ipmle, I' t
Hun lltaitl lleitiug, riuentlv Hp
pointed Ili'Vinua I tliactui ol tba
t'wi Iftli tliatrkt, was in W tlli i HI
mi . «rt »>n I htir -• Itv itinl I*' iit It* \
llts tibji «•! was 111 |t.ilk »t the roOli •
in the government Imihlittu and *a
to (bn Ii lalNlity of removing bi«
I'e et |i| liters fluiu ScrAUlon lu
Wtiii n spurt- Just what he ardl du
W imp l I%Ml lilt* to •*
N>'W»| |*. i in II tm b tin I fin a
In! of th nii-i tlc y can't b lp, micli
as using pirtiabti iu nn itiionitij
ti».l.i(», giving in «« niMi.it •..nte
fulka slut itettntg tillttia mil, tic.
I'tie ni w.j.HjMr ittan riltttiit help
lit*** It* atmptv pt tti •» ito«' Mm In
»ot nit I Hi.it,, iwlutm I.
ai»mt sin t tiling, n I t.iiu is tkt
h t t. lit'tta in *■.» tt a KM in
tt iil.t-i tMt if I; Dm II • T,
»iii» Ikika tip and say* iliv "vfeiltt
nalHMii a tit Ih gt tjl I* f< >i » to
I'uttitlv 'a u> w tuti t built* Is pali|
(bi.' I'tKtf l*l|u» Ita ittt limlti. di v
ba* * In - <»| ttHm «.t* i iiw %itei-iitl ii|
tot pa 'I toy ltnii4t.ll i<i sanl* is is <
tilt t UUM« ib«- a ii|tv«t titsa up
l'#l«t lliaM lllu •>!.( Ml tW lis. • M lltw
s««t ~ tMM'k, lb. Naaiv'l i a>i
•mi I ba«# wm.'it ist«ti«i| m tba
i *«* tlisnisu,
IHstrirt TlfketN
Following arc the tickets placed
in nomination by tlie several parties
of the several districts of the county.
Dt'sitoi::. lJuiio. Union COIICUB
J. 11. Holm, jiulge of election; Frank
Lusoh, inspector of election; Sam'l
Cole, burgoss; 15. 11. lirewer, and
C. W. Holla, councilmen; W. J.
Lawrence, F. Newell and B. S. Col
lins, school directors; M. A. Seure
mun, John Scliear, auditors; H. I*.
Mosier, colleclor; Robt. Stoddard,
high constable; Jauies Thomson, J.
P.
( 1 11k.ruv T\vi\ Democratic caucus:
las. K. Farrell, inspector of election;
fra I!. Yonkin, judge of election;
Martin Gang linn road com.; Frank
Middendorf, tax collector; T. 11.
Gallagher, town clerk; J. I*. McGee,
I'atriek Hannon, school directors;
Anthouey Hhoey, overseer of poor;
James Gilligan, auditor; W. C.
Graifley, I reasurer; James Melvernan
ast. assessor.
CHKIIMV TWP. Republican caucus:
Thos. Farrell, judge; Guy Raker,
Insp.; Albert Wilmot, road com.;
Thos. Bliell, James McDermott,
school directors; Henry Hollmaster
tax collector; C. 11. .loues, town
clerk; Levi Yonkin, auditor; Henry
Stall, treasurer; ( lias. Watson, Win.
Smith, aa»istapt assessors; Wm
Leonard, overseer of poor.
HKKNICK PUBCINCT Democratic
caucus: Pat McGee, judge; Martin
Wright, Insp ; A.J. Quigley, asst.
assessor.
FOKKSVILLK Ilouo. Union caucus :
For and against water works. O.
D. Bartow, judge; G. W. Collins,
Peny lienlield, inspector 9; F. C.
Schaubacher, constable; A. A. Col
tins, 3yr. K. D. Lancaster, 3yr. W.
K. Miller 2yr. for school direciors;
t'liu->. Nye, collector; F. Hannon, 2y.
and F. 15 Glidewell 2y. for auditors;
John Hemming, overseer; 11. W.
Gilbert, burgess; A. L. Smith and
M. It. Dhick, councilmen; L. C.
llobbinson, high constable.
DAVIDSON TWP. Union caucus:
I). S. Phillips, judge; Clias. Glide
well inspector; John Bradley and
Wilson Crawley, supervisors; Wm.
llobhina and M. 0. Horn, school
direotorsi J C. Sleek, overseer; J.
Moran, tax collector; Ellis Swank,
auditor; I'. W. Darling, town clcik;
T. S. Simiuons, J P.
DAVIDSON TWP. Democratic can—
cm : John (). Wilson, supervisor,
KI.KI AND TWP. Democratic cau
cus: John I'. Kogcrs, judge; Ira
Colt, inspector; Mrs. J. W. Drown,
Mis Jasper Fawcett, school diree
tors; Wheeler l'lotls, collector; J.S.
Brown and E. J. Rogers, road com.
I >. L. Blown anil August llortung,
auditors; Geo. Bi >wn overseer; l>.
F. McCarty, treasurer.
El KI.ANp 'J'wp. Republican cau
ens ; Job. McCarty, Juu t "j U. 11.
McCarty, inspector; F. 11 McL'arty,
Sylvester Kilmer, auditors; Geo. C.
Bird, road com ; Jos. Pardoe, Col.:
J. L. Honglaud. town clerk; O. II
McCarty, M. E. Wilcox, school
directors; I'] Jennings, treasurer; II
\V. ()<l» r oveiseer.
Fox IW P. Itcpllhlicail caucus; ('.
M. Porter, judge; t'. B. Shaddock,
inspector; J. II Campbell, treasurer;
W. P. Fanning, overseerj J. W,
Frey, road com., Jy.; I! \V. Mill
road com; E. W. Hill and It. E
BOlmi, school director*, G. I! Wilcox>
■ ly, ami A F Letts Jy. for IIU litors;
s r i "i'i'i-t"i; I M. Una
town clerk.
Fox. TWP. Democratic caucus: F
llou..ltl|i|, Sitill lllglltlllire, I
inspector| ('. \ . I'.nrUli ily and II
|l Oickcreoii 'Jy for Com , I l ' P.
Howell 'Jy, E M Lett* ,'ly for audi
tor»i • J CK I'III'III ami I I. \\itl~
k» r, school dnt< In , Isaac William-,
tlffisuiei; Austin lllowti, oveistt-t;
B 1.. Moliu, clerk, Arthur D ek< i
sun, collector.
Hitliltvikl rwr Pnion caucus ;
li- •>*<l P B' lineti. judge; U J l*y
lot nill . II i»\ in-p A. Dunham
u i litor; Mat f'i\t >r« id. Wm I nlf
met tr - \V It l»« Alvice I'm.lion
•-HIUI dnvetm-i, i, \V Laiirvnsi.it.
G. II JitnUb, »u|iv» , ti \V. Craft
II J. ttaiitb, utih er»; W, 1 T«)lui
clerk.
tin.i iiiova TWP llslua T»ut'iw
P*tk.l WhllMft .J'Mlyi I . .S. til* Hat
a' Ill* III) I»n In, lit |i W Ibiwit,
ii" II t J DIIUDI t> uu) Cmiil I'ns
tip ijr fur an 1n..i., ( Hits,
CUIIMI lot. I'bai, B.ibi, |i<»». I M,
"*(» tk< i vlatb, VV Hum, \\ 11,
iti t IU, aelttMtl due. Int., I |t Bat
t> I -1, A la. ai I», t»*» i »«««i I A
k I I M.. urn .1 ...
Lvtmii f*i lii* OH ean« i J
I It .I*l uI | t»lj. I tlilli ijr, I Its,
M id, imp. II It k / I l> i.
1.. I 111 I I I iV<Wl«g|tMl
I iit.i. \ to «ls« ati I K It iika
•" »»»■ *» P .up K ug», I din 1.1
11*11; I T .111, T IITII . L H LIMIT
L *LL I I F IIHI ITUH, 1,
I to . I I
|.ft tt Ist I► i li. it i.n I
i W S l.ii, J 1-1. 4 Irt l|,
Balliuil insp. W. Mcllenry com.; (1.
Musslcman, auditor; Albert Dyer,
trcas.; (Jhas. fjcliock, clerk; 1», W.
Jennings, H. W. Messcrsmith, J. T.
Jackson, school directors; J. H.
Mosier, J. P.; Michael Finan, col
IJ. l(, Cnrringtoii, asst. assessor; Otto
Bclir, overseCTT
LOPEZ PKCINOT, democratic caucus:
Michael Finan, judge; J. Pork, insp.;
A. li. Messersmitli, P. A. Walsh,
school directors; James McGee, ires.
Chas. Schools, clerk; U. O. Musslc
man, auditor; Oscar Hams, com ;
Mike Finan, col.; Otto Behr, overseer;
John Mosier, J- P.
FORKS TWP. Democratic caucus :
(Ico. Lambert, com ; Geo. Lambert,
overseer; Adam Knni, judge; Martin
O'Brien, insp.; Frank Scanlin, col.;
John Corcoran, treas.; Carroll Osts
house, auditor; G. \V. Bender, M.
Broschart jr., sclioo! directors; Irvin
Heverly, clerk.
JAMISON PRECINCT, Democratic
caucus: Parviu Kile, judge; Clms.
Herletnnn and J. D. Cole, insp.;
Briton Cole, assessor.
Issacljer Houseknech of near
Clarkstown, who In coivpany with a
friend drove to Muncy on .Saturday
evening Feb. 8d to attend a Demo
cratic caucus of Muucy Creek twp ,
mysteriously disappeared after the
meeting and it is thought that he
was murdered. Houscknecht had on
his person in the neighborhood of
I*7o. Up to this date the body Las
not been found. The family of the
supposed murdered man have offered
<llOO for the -ecovnry of the body
dead or alive. Mr. Ilouseluiecht
was a brother of Mrs. T. S. Magargle
of Sonestown, who feels the loss of
her brother very much and we under
stand is one of the family who o'lef
ed the reward. May the guilty
iv>rty or parties be found and dealt
with according to law is the wish of
iho many friends of Mr. llouse
knecht in this community.
NO I'M i;
On February 1 at, 18ft I, a (lag
I Station was established at the La
j porte tannery and will be called
Ilaporte Tannery. Tickets to and
1 from Laporte will be honored to
and from this station. Freight
rates to and from Laporte will also
apply to and from thia new station.
Freight charges must be prepaid ex
cepting on consignments to James
McFarlane or Union Tanning Co.
Hi: vi. <i \\ m ■ it, (Jen. Manager
County Commissioners, (jit/.clmar.
, Webster and Farrell held a meeting
in Dushore on Monday and invited
the Lawrence Mros,, who have the
jivmtrnctof erecting the new court
| houso to join them. The object of
the meeting was to have new plans
made and reduce the price of the
<-onrt house to sixteen thousand dol
lars, Wo understand however, that
there was no change made in the
plans,
Mii-Oiut i i>lli-<;t-
The Spring icrtn opens May Ist, of
Yoctl iriii Instrumental Music. Korea!
id<lr< »*, Hem v it. Mover. Frceburg
l'i
Harry Molyneux of Millview, who
has been sick of typhoid fever for
the past ticvcial weeks, died on
I'hiirsilny of Iweek. The funeral
tuiik place on Sunday and was at
tended by a large concourse of
friends.
Deceased was a bright young mm
having leoeiitly graduated at the
( 'Meg ate 1 n»t itute of l owa ida and
at the time of liiif sickness was at- i
tending tie C
Ills loss.
I'tlli ill \\ lllelliopor', I' i , till
Jan. ;i'.i, |Vt| Martha J duugbtei
of Daniel atid I li/alielli Sillies ot
North .Mountain, of |iiiit|iutiiita
Mis. Shite*, Nintlli'l of the tlceeas i
vd arrived at the bed mln ol h<n
d tiiglitcr hours IK LURE she pas*
■•I away, hence iiij'tyed (he la»l
wjnh ol le r child
The funeral took place at bei
fatlM l h m-e mi I' ll l-t iinl unit
latge'v stti n lid bi liieud* frout fM i
til l lit*! I • i im i| Will lie |i||«t'lll
-11. It>.| l> 1(11 a, >li> ui**** Imd a
kind wind loi ttven Imdy. She join
• I tin M I.i 'it'll It *h II '('id'
> nilll.' slid W>« a llt'Vultti| ui luta-i
(lie I p-« iftti I,"n.'tm ui William
4M.it |M..nud an I < .t>n I Iht
viitkut wai» a buuuk u( tl »<> i* which
srw* very la iuiitui md Itiutlly *• epl
vd hy IBE IHIIIVI M l uiothat
lfc>i • a •«! <**• fHtuuat that lot
11litu npiiu thin estth wi» I'liim at ao
■II I an I »|.Uit. 1 Iht- .1 of »h<
'♦Mil i h<pti| til |»»l«ii tn l» |Jt*a> '•
Uu mtn »'t."
it \|i »i4i>t »r H.i.*u. p<.i»
•llj iit..( Uv i I nun
MM II V *n. » l|i S m.in,,
« t «|I ii. tMI I IE UI I
•I | i.* ■■ II . I I MM* 1
«•«* »witlii| i*Willi* id tf«to Mm
112 »»* v'| o*4# t»• .n.
For the lnttst styles in men's mitl wo
rneu's shoos, t all en John V Flnkle the
boot and slioe man youth Muncy Bt, La
porte, I'a.
['or lit in.
A Hotel at Eagles Mere, location on
•Merc Ave. between Hotel Mere
an'i l.ake Hide Hotel. Well l'urniehetl,
llnishnl ami {rood wafer close by. I'leas
ait view t t iiitke and Mountain. This
liuibiing will be leased at very reasonable
terms, of—
C. A- Hhink, Eagles Mere, Pa.
Dr. Y. L. Libernian the only regular
visiting Optician of l'enn Yan, N. Y.,
will make bis dates through Bullivan Co
as follows: Carroll Hotel, Dushorc, Feb.
12th to 15th inclusive. Forksville I[otel_
Feb. 10-17 ; Sonestown, at the Magargle
House 1!) 2i>, All purties at Muncy Valley
wishing to see me will please call on me
at Sonestown. All ryes tested free of
charge. Please remember the above dates.
Thanking you for past favors I remain
yours.
liiuttiiMAN, The Keg. Vis't. Optician.
You can net more than $2.00 a day
making birch oil, and I can put you up a
for about one-half the cost of only a
few months ago. 1 have made over forty
Stillsaml 1 know how they should be made.
Write or call fur prices.
JAMES CVNHINOIIAM, The Hardware
Dealer, Jackson's block. Onshore, Pa.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
By virtue of a writ of Fi. Fa. issued
out of the Court of Common Pleas of
Sullivan county and to me directed and
delivered, there will be exposed to public
sale at the Lnnorte Hotel, in Laporte,
Pa , on MONDAY, Feb. 30th, 1801. At
one o'clock p. m the following describ
ed property, viz:
All that, certain Lot, piece or parcel of
land situated in ( berry twp Sullivan Co
Pa. bounded and described as follows:
Beginning at a corner of (formerly)
John Land bach lot in the road, thence
North !tl degrees and 20 minutes East,
154 perches more or less to a corner;
thence South 58 degrees and 40 minutes
East, 41 perches to a hemlock post corner;
thence South HI degrees nnd 20 minutes
\\V t iril perches to a corner In Hie road
and thence North 58 degrees and 40 min
utes West along the highway to the
place of beginning. Continuing Forty
acres bo the ssunc more or le-s and being
(hi! (formerly I William Kisner Homestead.
All cleared and under a good state of
cultivation with an apple oreliaid and
other fruit trees growing thereon; and
having thereon erected a Frame House,
Frame Bam and other out bui'iiues
Seized taken Into execution and to be
sild as the property of Josiah lleraburv
at tli" hiilt of ( 'hag. Kisi"-, Administrator
of William. K isner, deed.
TIIOH. MAIIAFFEY. Sheriff.
Sheriffs Otliee Laporte, I'u. ~Lan 80th'94
Ail itiinlNlrnliirN Kollre.
Notice is hereby given that li tters of
administration have been granted on estate
of It. M. Storrnont, det late of La
porte. to the undersigned, to whom nil
persons indebted to said < stile nre ri (juest
! <*d I" mak' ijuiie diate payment, and those
| having claim will make them kuowu the
I same without delay,
W. < . MA-ON, Administrator.
Laporte I'a., Feb. 3, IMII.
liiiKlneNM l.ocals
If In nee I of a winter cap or hat, goto
I T. J. Kki i.i li s
Hi . B!a kets an ! I'lu- h Itobcs at T. J.
I Heeler's.
Feed Cutti r For Sale—One large power
or bund feed t utter for «ale cheap, at
C'oi.k.'s Hardware, Dushorc, Pa.
! SKATF.S—AII kinds, all sixes, ranging
! m price from 35u per pair, up
COI.kV LL irdwarc, Dushoie, I'a.
I.IMK for fertiii/ing and building, ad
! dress John 11. i jx & Co . Ilugliesville, PH.
| Tin rootlntr, Sp iiling, Guttering, any
kind .it tin work vmi want, done o:■ short
notiott ut the Le.uling Hardware Store.
SAM i. COI.k, Dushorc, I'a.
I fJuiis and ammunition of all k'nds. at
Coles Hardware, Dushorc, Pa,
Heatiiu' Stoves mid Hinges the < heapest
and liest at the old icliable store, Coles
Hardware, Dmliore, I'a.
W< alwiiv keepii 1 supply of paints
I nils and glass and all kinds or building
i supplies, tolis Hardware, Onshore, I'a
FOU 111 NT The store of Win. Mey-
I lei ton t entrn Ma II SIII.I For luirticu
Ins, address Win Meylerl, Laporte,
1 Pa.
r ji tiis'l'i lt s NOTH ii.
A\
N-ti oii hereby givt'ii that fh<« following
' • 'illill.i havo I'tttMi In I ? ftU I in ih" oiil e «»r
| I'H- K»_i't r of Willi in mill fur Sullivan v -unty
Partial unt of John \V Lnuil»ert AJm'r
i ..f tin* .-t It .t Win I ttmh. rt ,|. .trnwl
| Kitiuli'ount of l.ottf. Yonkitt A iiuix .of
ih.- .11- 0112 S«lly H.i'K «lf. I.
Mmtial ..«».» of John Hujor R««mutor of
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J. S. HARRINGTON,
Mittiufiu tuti rand dealer !a
We keep nt. all times a Oomplelo
Assortment t>f the most Iloliablo Make and Latest Stylsfl.
I secure nil discouots al- A At "< can sell at Low
lowed by wholesale dealers to UhUh »»Ial«a Pj ices, with satisfaction.
—OUU
CUSTOM; {} WUl'aiitmrnt
is rushed tj keep up with orders and we Defy Competition
in quality and prices. Our FICDCII Kip Boots are an especial bar
gain. A pleasure to show goods whether you buy or not.
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MAIN STREET, - - DUSHORE, PA
Citizens ot Shunk « Vicinity,
DO YOU KNOW THAT
J. H. CAMPBELL SON.
ATIH STRICTLY IN IT ? (And don't you think they ore not).
With the largest line of Ognerid Merehandi-e our k< |>t inn first class (Joneral Store. Fait
and Winter goods of every <l. s.-rij>iion, nml n 112 'II lit,"of everything, and no troahle lo shew
goods arid we will for soli you oheaper tlmn you cun buy elsewtiero either in Snllivn •»
Bradford. Call and look tlicm over, before buying elsewhere, as we can savo you moaey.
1 hanking you for your patronage in (he )>a?t, by Il'iiest and Fair dealings we hope to merit
y ur piitrouuge in the future. Yours very respectfully,
J. H. Campbell & Son.
FOK
A Big Bargain,
Come and see us,
jrwrOAKBOLL &TCo7
Dushore, Penn.
We have on hand an excellent line of (icnts furnishing goods of all kind*. InftoA-
Ingsults, O 'nts, Caps, Ui ] id g] ics, Rubber goods, Ft Hi
and elc., at prices that defy competition.
CITSTOM WoR K
AW#
Correctly done at our In I «|Umi let in IIoT Kb ( A liliOl I I',LO( K at Dushore, P*.
We rcspt < ifully in-. >ir VOL" t.».i I ai.d .-,-c ... and est mine goods and prioss If
fore purchasing elsewhere.
J. W. Carroll Co.
-XE. G. SYLVAfIA.Mr
L'JSHOr.al - PA,
—DEALER IN—
Dirr
Groceries, Boots and biioos
Crockery and Glass Ware.
WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF
The Produce Business,
AND AT ALL TIMKS
I 'ay the largest prices in
CASH FOR WOOL tiUTTKA 4 EGGS.
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FINE CABINET PHOTOS.
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For Tliis Mouth C tily \ tKu ;lcbr"ckt's Gallery
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