THE REPUBLICAN
W.H. CHENEY. - - - - Editor.
FRIDAY, MARCH 9, 1894.
Batcred at the Pont Office LaPortc, Pa.
as second class mail mutter.
Court ProceetSltig*.
112
The regular term nutl session o
the courts of Sullivan county con
vened at the school liousc, in the
Borough of Laporteon Monday Feb.
26, 1894 at 2 o'clock p. in, Hon.
Clinton K. Savidge, of the Bth dis
trict, Peuna., presiding, and Hons,
John Tonkin and M. J. Fhillips,
associate judges on the bench.
Grand jury called and sworn; R.
D. Lancaster appointed foreman.
Constables called and sworn; re
turns made,
Comth. vs George Kisner, assault
and battery ; true bill, case continued
until May session, and defendant
held in the sum of SSOO, with Jacob
11. Yonkin as surety.
Turner vs Turner ; Sieg vs Sieg
divorce decreed in each case, on
payment of costs.
In re : sale of real estate of Mary
Ann Snyder, deed.; on petition, the
court direct a sale of the real estate
ofdecendent as prayed for. Bail to
be entered in the sum of SIOOO with
sureties to be approved by a Judge
at Chambers.
The application of Julius J. Long
for an eating bouse license in Cherry
township, was withdrawn.
Report of viewers on road from
Cherry Mill to Big Botom bridge,
confirmed ni si and width fixed at
33 feet, side-hill cuttings to be 15} ft.
The YV. & N. B, 11. It. Co vs C. E
Jackson J. P.; rule granted to show
cause why an attachment for con
tempt shall not issue.
Pictio Santangio vs W. .t N. B.
R, R. Co.; court direct plantiff's
counsel to file statement within 30
days.
Reuben Starr vs Mary E. Starr;
rule on libellant to show cause why
he should not pay respondent SSO
for expense of her defense.
Comth. vs F. C. Schanbacher,
false pretense; court permit a nol.
pros, to be entered on payment of
costs.
In re : sale of real estate of Gideon
Wilcox, deed.; on hearing petition,
and on motion of counsel for admin
istrator, the court direct a sale of
the real estate of gaid decedent, as
prayed for, and do approve of the
bends filed in the case.
Comtli. V9 Patrick Sweeney, as
sault; court direct Capias to issue
for defendant.
J. S. IfofTa vs D. W. Persun, 3
cases; rule granted in each case to
show cause why judgment should
not bo opened.
E. J. Gaynor Son & Co. vs The
W. & N. 15 R, I?, Co., in equity;
the court ordered that a copy of the
bill filed in this case, be served upon
Edgar Taylor, John and
Henry L. Taylor in Buff-.to N. Y. or
wherever they >*: ay be found, and it
is further ordered and decreed that
snid process shall be returnable on
the first day of May term 18'.'i.
Feb. 27th 1894 charter granted the
Ueforia Church of the Redeemed, ol
Dutthore Pa.: Ily the court.
Anthony Dempsev vs James Kane,
trespass; case tried, verdict for do-,
fendant,
A. E. Tripp vs E. J. Gaynor Sou
A Co.; on motion, court permit Phil
lip Peterman to be entered on the
record as a plaintiff, and rule grant
ed to show came why trustees
should not lie appointed.
('oiuth. vs t Jeorge Jackson, assault
and battery; grand jury llnd "not a
true bill and John \V, Caiumi*h,
the prosecutor to pa\ costs.
Cointh »s Sti'plii'u \ t oman, lar
ceny ; grand jury find "a tru.- hill '*
Cointh. vs John Obeit et al, lar
ceny ; and jury tiud "a true hill."
Case continued until ue*t term;
defendant to enter hail for appear
ante before a judge at ehaiuhfr*.
In re : ■ ils ol i« al ■slate of Simon
L. Kunes ; on hearing |mtiltou, lb*
court order thai Maiia Hunt*, Hilar
diau, Hiaiit and i'M.\«) ihe iiit>'i«-*ti
of the Hiinor elnldienof M 1. H'litv*
dved to \ 11, Johnson, of thi' land
dt-serilii I In 4iu| upon tin; t* I Uis
staled iu, the petition,
J 4 111 tin M 141 hlllc A Co vs I! J.
(isyiior tioit A I o, tin (unit i-meitd
the time for
auditoi« i«p Hi in thu mi Cut lu
day i.
11l re IMSIII'W) of \\ li. Holts
euslvlti, the COIII t IIIIM 11 (i ataiguet)
til link* NI« of IUM mil v»UU' us-
I' % , m Hpp 4 t lute
to IlllltllUl UlUllHa* i« «lllkv<l ulf
4 fci I'tipp ** k< J, i A u
4 , mU uu , ti a
t u§|Hb|, |m «ii -» i sM*e w><> i«
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In re: lunacy of Harvey McKay ;
on petition of Mrs. Warren, a rela
tive, the court appoint W. B. Hill,
M. I>., 11. T. Downs and A. J.
Bradley, a commission to inquire in
to and repoit upon the facts in this
case. Feb. 28th 1894, report of
commission presented and read in
open court, finding said Harvey Mc-
Kay insane, and recommending his
confinement in an asylum for treat
ment. Whereupon the court direct
that the said Harvey McKay be com
mitted to the care of the State In
sane Asylum at Danville, and that
lie be conveyed there immediately
by the sheriff, and that all expenses
in the first instance be paid by the
county,
Thos. Mahaffey Esq , High Sheriff
acknowledges the following deeds,
poll, in open court: To Bruce Rea
for lotoflandin Davidson township,
consideration $203. To John C.
Bogart for land in Davidson twp.
consideration SSO. To E. M. Dun
ham and B. S. Collins for 2 lots in
Davidson twp., consideration $2194.
To E. M. Dunham and B. S. Collins
for 2 lots in Davidson twp., consid
eration S23G.
Sullivan county vs Jacob Lorah ;
on motion of counsel for sheriff, E.
J. Mullen Esq. appointed auditor to
distribute fund in sheriff's hands,
raised from the sale of the defend
ant's real estate. But it i3 ordered
that the auditor shall not make such
distribution until after the dctermina
tion of rule for subrogation in this
case: By the court.
Rosetta Sharp vs Andrew J. Sharp
court direct alias subpoena to issue-
In re: change of polling place for
Jamison City ; on bearing petition,
the court direct that the place for
holding elections for said precinct,
be changed from the present place to
the public house of Parvin Kile,
within said precinct.
In re : change of polling place for
Shrewsbury twp; after hearing, the
court order that an election be held
on the question of change of polling
place, said election to be held at the
present place of holding elections in
this district, on Saturday March 24
1894 and by the legally constituted
electiou officers of said twp, polls to
be open from 7 a ni to 7p m. The
constable to give notice of the time
and place of election by not less than
10 written or printed handbills post
ed in the most consp'cuous places
in said township at least 15 days be
fore the day of elect ion. The elec
tion officers to ceifcify result to the
clerk of the Q. S. in same manner as
returns of township elections are
now made : By the court.
In re : review of road from Cherry
Mills to Big Bottom bridge; on
petition the court appoint Henry
Swank, James Moron and Henry
3/osier, reviewers as prayed for.
The grand jury approve of the re
port of viewers of a county bridge
over J/micy crock, near the mouth
of Depp Hollow run.
C W Fugleman's cxecutorH vs
Anna L „1/ Lorah and Jacob Lorah :
on petition, rule granted to show
cause why J Hays & Son shall not
bo subrogated to the rights of the
plantilfs
The following rmttnrs were pre
sented to court and confirmed ni si ;
Partial account of J \V Lambert,
administrator of Win Lambert deed
Final account of Loretta Yonkiu
adin'tor of Sally Barge, deed. Par
tial account of John Jtfoytr adin'tor.
of Saley Ann Thrasher, deed. Wid
ow's sharo in the estate of Gideon
\S ilenx deed. Widow's share in the
estate of John N -VcDonald deed
U port of viewers on bridge in Cher
ry township near Ritehlins.
And the following were confirmed
absolutely : Final account of .'/ A
Rogers, executor of Jans Itojers,
, deed, i'inal account of Sarah (5
King, guardian of Aaron B .Veintire
Final account of Anna II Sadder,
administratrix of J J Saddler, deed
Keport of s»!e of real estate of .l/a
thlas (idla rt deed Iteporl of view
ers ou road from HUlsgruvc to (ilen
1/awr.
4hi vi. us r.
llyman vs Tu*ler Turrell X Co.,
continued l>y consent. Weaver v»
ProuU . oku. by consent, Aulerson
*• F run I* { eon by consent. Jack
sou vs Limbed , cnut by agreement
ll> mburv vs Uuith A Co; emit at
cub! of duft. Uobtiiti* vs V> Farlauu
eunt st coal of deft Uruwti vs frit
ler I Uirel X t o, cont by agreement
Itn hel vs Kobbiti* 11 kiaseai, •>lii*d
Ki.iiler vs trolley twp, sibitrsUd.
K•••«» vs Ue*s . eutn by .gnuiusu'.
Aftt.WMfcM li«t
l.l*.*i l I .Jful* *s Itugait ,
•titled *b>iU4*u ve l|ull«u«Uis.
aiguid tnd V \ V li-tbi II Hbttlcu
ilgttfti sud (I 4 \ ( lis b«iene« of
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JERE. KELLY'S
COLUMN.
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN ONCE
said "If you wish to know
the value of a dollar, try to borrow
one." If you wish to know how
much a dollar will buy now, try our
bargains for one month. Until the
Ist of March
We will sell the following goods
to reduce our Stock for less than
ever before.
Western
Wash Machine for #4 00 has
sold for $9.00. This is the best
washer made. Good String; Sleigh
bells for SI.OO was $2.00. A good
Tea Scale for 85c was $1.25. Forty
five cent Pocket Knife for 25c. Iron
Glue, the best sticking glue ever
made; a 10c bottle for sc. Fifty
cent Box Paper and Envelopes for
25c. Solid steel Spiders No. 8 for
25c.
Everybody
Is interested in the Weather,
buy a Hick's Almanac the best au
thority on weather reports, we have
them on our News Counter. Also
daily papers; the Record, J'res.t,
Inquirer, Times , and Sun at Pub
lishers prices. Will continue our
Wall Paper sales, also 5c paper for
4c, 8c paper for Gc, 10c paper for Bc,
12c paper for 10c.
Window
Shades are still sold, 200 on
Spring Rollers. Rest Manilla Rope,
12c per pound, all sizes. Steel Game
Traps with chains 12 and 15 cents.
Long Handle Steel Shovels @ 45c
was 60c. Forty-six-piece White
Granite Tea Set $2.75, was $3.75.
One hundred Dinner Plates @ sc,
was Bc. Knives and Forks all steel
for GOc, worth 75c. Nickle Plate
Tnblii Spoons as nice as silver (r? 45c
per set. Tea Spoons to match @ 25c
per set. One hundred Wood Butter
Bowls 5 to 30e. about one-half the
usual price. One thousand square
feet of building paper, only SI.OO
was $1 25.
New stock
Will begin to arrive February
Ist. Lamps of all kinds:
Han<{iui; lamps, 50 to 1 50.
Stand lamps, s:t 50 to v! 50.
Hall lamps, 50 to 2 50.
Gold Band Dinner sets :
8!) pieces,")
100 pieces, |
101 pieces, j' 0 '
105 pieces, j
New lot came in this week.
Lounges uml chairs will be sold
at a large reduction until Marcli Ist
lo make room for new stock.
Hardware department has many
seasonable bargains
Buck saws «t 50c,
Steel spiders :15c,
Blue enamel ware at half price,
Pocket knives ut •»»•, |Uc, "J5, 50e
and #1 Oo
Fleclric door bells,
Ice saws,
Ice tongs,
Sleigh hells,
Team bells,
llovs' sled* and skates
Cro»s out saw*, U>e knots
New blank books, writing paper
and envelopes siuneeded as iuui h as
*«ckl> and monthly time books.
Listen This is a good tune to
tuaiket old ir< a, lag*, lumber, but
'er, e.'gs poUiix«, stisw, Itay
chicken* tuikvys, stc. VVu pat
luaikvt (iriee fur tin m
Jere. Kelly,
uuoutsv iLi.t, t*a
St EELTON, Pa., March 5, 1894.
The great political battle lins
been fought and the balance has
tipped ami knocked the soup-house
democracy overboard and they are
now trying to catch at straws to keep
from drowning, but it is too late
they are past recovery. The 100,000
majority for Grow so torments them
tliat their cry is remorse, remorse,
remorse, tliey have sinned away
their day of grace, their hope is gone
and they are already damned and
Cleveland hassneaked into Albemarle
Sound to keep out of the way of this
heavy commanding in Pennsylvania
and is not looking after the killed
and wounded under his command,
Col. Win, W. Jennings who died
at Harrisbnrg last week, had the
fortune to render to Pennsylvania
at the time of Lee's invasion when
the Col. was not yet twenty-five
years old, an important service
which reflected great credit upon his
own courage, intelligence and soldier
ly skill which should cause him to
be long remembered in tbis common
wealth and which at the same time
furnished Pennsylvania with the
most effective reply possible to the
cities of other states who declared
Pennsylvania was doing nothing to
protect herself from the rebel inva
sion. In the same way the veteran
has been disposed to think lightly of
the servises of the militia. Col.
Jenning's Twenty-sixth Pennsylva
nia Emergency regiment, however,
was not a militia regiment, it was
sworn into the United States service
for an indefinite period which might
prove to be longer than a three years
enlistment. A week before the bat
tie ol Gettysburg Col. Jennings reg
ment was sent to Gettysburg to op
pose the advance of Lee's army.
Col. Jennings with his regiment was
alone skirmishing with and delaying
Gen. Early's entire division as Gen.
Early has himself declared none but
a courageous soldier would have
succeeded in doing what Col. Jen
nings did. None but a skillful, ener
getic one would have saved bis lit
tle command from capture by march
ing fifty-four out. of sixty hours.
Your correspondent was fortunate
enough to be a member of the
i'wertysixth, together with John
li. Stevens and George Banly of
Eagles Mere, and Jacob Lorah of
Soncstown. 1 write this sketch for
the information of the members re
siding in Sullivan county, for there
were a number in the regiment from
the western part of the county, for
they all loved Col. Jennings and all
will mourn on account of his death.
I).
The name of C, K. JacUsou appears [
quite frequently in the Court Pro
ceedings of late. He is a J. P. at
| Bernice and is quoted a genuine
j bungler and still he would like to be
i Prothonotary of Sullivan county,
j Gosh, what a mess he would make
of the records.
Owing to space we are obliged to
omit the Eaglcsmere school report.
Will insert it next week.
iWI I«■\t l> Scliool.
The exercises of the J/t Lewis
school took place Friday afternoon'
-l/arch 2 The following recitations
were well rendered :
Bessie Cheney—The Fairy Artist ; Ed
ward Steven* - Ooocl Company; Clarence j
j Ountiam—Cheer I'p; Jennie Clayton—
j The Old Apple Tree; Oney 1 trioU —The
Stars; i.lojd Steveua—A Buy s Speech;
j Heriuce BurkhoUler The Yi>ilU£ Letter
Writer; Ploytl Dunham —Kittle Sammy
Orei n ; Composition by Ada Ch.isc Flow
ers; Claytou Dtmlitn —dairy's Dug.
Tliom- miming mi day* iluriiiii the month
Cliiicnce Dunham Clayton duuliaui. Oney
think Uu half day. Edward aud I,level
Stevens each one day VUit.>m; Frank
II ink. Clirik l. ttle, ( la v lon Beimel I, Cliaa
j MeCarty ami Howard Stevens.
Maooik Ho nil. Teacher.
ASK
your Merchant for—
(utuiinf/ftains
IVlchrated
>iou rest I In stare,
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Karuiei* Filend.
and I limit ami
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Sawocl Shiiuiles
The but in the uai Uet ami
at lu» bud..in |'l l' i'»
I limn |(iadi • vuimt,iu||y uu hand
Will leVw i l| dl 4111 d.
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ATTENTION
EVERYBODY!
Stop and read the PALL and
WINTER announcement of the old
Reliable Watch-maker and Jeweler
of Bushore, Pa.
I am constantly replenishing my
stock with the most desirable goods
to be found in the market, suitable
for my trade and within reach of
3-our pocketbook, that I shall be
pleased to show you whenever j*ou
can favor me with a call.
I shall make special prices from
now until the first clay of January,
1895 for the Holiday trade.
With manj' thank for your kind
ness in the past 1-i years, I hope
by fair and square dealing to merit
a long continuance of the same.
Respectfully Yours,
J. V. Rettenbury,
Oct. 1. 1892. Bushore. Pat
(JO TO
Walter Spencer
FOR
Valley Queen
Best in Town.
Our Notion Department is well stocked
with goods aud our prices are the lowest.
A FRESH
supply of groceries constantly arriving
and prices reasonable. We invite the
public to call and examine our
goods before going elsewhere.
WAITER SPENGKR.
May 13, '92 LAPOKTE, PA.
0 YES! OYKS!
Take notice, that Jons V. Finkj.e has
just received from the East, a lot of the
tinest and cheapest shoes ever brought to
the "Mountain City."
V.OMEXS,
MISSES,
MENS'
and
BOYS,
at prices wh'ch will please all. even the
most parsimonious. Among the brands
are the Raber & Sebeit, < qual to the cele
brated "IJur:" ami at half the cost. The
Douglass, I.ester & Co. Solid Uoek, as
solid as their name. The Lottie Slipper
black tan and patent leather ; these are
unique in style and finish ; Humphrey
j Kros. «V CoV. celebrated make, none bet
| tfr. The "Boys in Blue" their wives and
daughters, are especially invited to call.
1 All will lie politely received and honestly
dealt with. Corner of Muncy and Cherry
streets, Laportc, Pa.
June 9, 1893.
HP RY
a ÜBACH
I^OR
r URNITURE.
Dushore, Pa.
I •
ThiLAPORIE REPUBLICAN
and N. V. TRIIJITN K, is a cheap
combiuati <nof reading matter—Onl\
112 l.2>> a year fur the two papeis.
(live them a trial.
WSPM!
mmv.
Samuel Cole,
Or I>ii-hore U headquarter*
for all kind* of hanlMare~
IW», pumpt, ituvri anil
nuttfta, li'iiu! furinaliing
g».id» paint*, oil*. a it.i
vari; »!•<» Hpei iai iuduca
ine il» lit l'iii|.|i r».
Mini no » «•! eo|i|n i tin
and atari iiuti warv, Kuul •
iUi{. •pooling Itllll II Oil,
! Ulatll.l a ell .-pri iallv Our
pilt ea aiv heyolul ull colil|i#
tiliou, aud we invite your
pallnunjjr.
SA M I Kl. t'Ol.E,
l>u»hoie, I'm,
I!R:iWN ACME
Tie Besi.Bnrani ft! 1 kit Can Be
jyl 1 *i .[j
It |fi«< « a hiiliiHiit ii^lii
It Mill nut aiiioka iLu eliiuiut)
It Will nut chut tli« Milk
It Ilia * high iilß t«»l
It Mill lint I M»li'dv.
It la ait hi/ it iinjMi »/ii 4* u
l«u»'»t"M Km*i»> ii«l
it ia i« uiul u iui» l lino. Ihi Una. i
etn li m tU§m»*»4 i/#iiiitl> «)
I •Ktl*l 11* m ' hfc Moi lit
il 11 I ill
)«•*« »l* ihi l-i
I'lult wi«|st a (lit* -1 hp
In A(i.*%i iii iai* . t
t4 i'%.
Winter Opening
—OF—
Foreip & Domestic Dry Goods;
SPECIAL IXDUCEMKMT TO CASH BUTEItS '
A fnil line of Dress Goods, including all
the fashionable shades to be found in
the Eastern Market, from Ginghams
to tine Henriettas. Hist licsvy
Sheeting, yard wide, cents per
yard; Bleached Muslin from 7 to
11 cents per yard. Calicoes,
from (i 10 0 cenis per yard.
Shirting, a full line ut
bottom prices.
sToTifTTG
We are Belling clothing at low figures
Our i-tock is complete. Call and gel oui
prices before going elsewhere.
Ladies' Misses'and Children's Shoe--th(
stoek is large and the price low. You car
buy ns cheap at my store as any place it
this section of the county.
HDMPHM BRO3- & TRACY
MA K I
Men's shoes and boots, fine and course, i
large stock—cheap for cash.
Men's straw hats in season, Our stocl
of groceries are complete and prices at tin
lowest figure.
T. J. PCeeler.
LAI'OIiTE, PA.
J. W. Ballard,
i MANUFACTURER ANI) DEALEI
: TOP t is mm,.
—ALSO—
Farm and Heavy Luler Waps
FACTORY WEST .MAIN STREET
LA PORTE, l'A.
P. S.
All kinds of repairing prompth
and neatly dono at reasonable prices
Vicious Horses Sh >d in Martin's Horsi
Shoeing Kick.
J. W. BALLARD.
May 13, 'O2.
HAIL
TO TllE
CHE A.? EST
TIIAT.S EVERYBODY'S M<>TT<
and the people appreciate the fact that
MRS. LAIIER'S STORE
is right "in it'* for cheap goods.
My groceries are always fresh and c
the best quality. Flour and feed
the best the market affords.
MRS. M. C. LA UK 11.
May 13. '8?
CAUTION,—If a Heritor ofT. rg W. X..
T)ou);ltii >ho««H ut u rt'dutwl price, or Hays
h<« hut them uithout nuniK Htuiupcd on
buttoiu, put Uliu duwn an a fritud.
W. L. DOUGLAS
S3 BHOE THVSMO.
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LAPORTE BANK.
LAPORTE, PA.
Do a General Cankinar and Collecting
business. Any business intrusted
to UH will be carefully
attended to.
Agents for
Steamship Tickets to
and from all r-arts of Europe.
1 t' r a A'DC-M Q T S A'r?" CO t '«mpnniei».
J. ALIRED JORDAN, CASIIIKK
VV AS ? SPnRT AND NOIITJI bRANCH
» » Railroad. fn eH'eet Monday, Deo. 4, '93
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N. N. STATIONS. S. p.
'•"•A. M.I ; A M ; M
0 2) 10 07 A..WiirnjgporU.Lj 9 351 4 25
5 Iri 958 ...Montourß?ille...j 9
5 0-J, 945 L Halls A 954 440
8 - i S- IN. N.
\ ill JJ ' A Halls L 9 551 5Pi
4 9 I I'suLSilale 10 00 SOS
43» 0 2.)i..Op|j's C'rofsing. 10 06, 515
4 2.> a 20|....IIughesville.... 10 lli| 520
4 IP 0 11 ...FicluroHocki... 10 Jii 529
1 ]i 9 07 ....Lyon's Mi 11.... 10 19 533
* 1 ■ aoj t'hauiouni 10 22 635
4 o:i 858 ....Glen Mairr ... 10 32[ 542
3 ®f' ssl Edkint 10 39) 549
lln ai- ® tr *" brid S« 10 38' 552
350 8 4J| ...Beech <lien.... 10 45 555
e *AI o « Valley... io 45 558
* 4O 83 ? Sonoitown 10 5C fi 05
325 825 ....Long 8r00k.... It 10 615
.! 2o 8 20, Nordnionf II 03 620
* J® l iD i I aporle....L. 11 24 (45
\ I JO. Ringdale !11 39 710
" 10 7 lu l Satterfield I 11 55 730
At Ilnghesrillt, stages connect to and
from Lairdsville.
~ Chamouni, stages connect to and from l.ako
l.ako during tlj# summer seaiua.
At SoncntowD, connect wi>h EagleaMere R.
Business Cards.
K J. BRADLEY,
ATTORSEY-AT-LAW,
LAPORTE, - _ PjL
Office vritli Hon. E. M. Dunham.
y* J- & FTTI. IN GUAM, "
da g, '
ATTOUNKTS-AT-i.AW,
LAPORTE, - _ PA
Legal Bu iness attended to in tliii and
adjoining Counties.
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ATTORNS Y-AT-L AW,
DUSHORE, - _ PA
Office with B. S. Collins,
XJ; DUNIIAM,
ATTORNEY-AT- I.AW
0 over Keeler's Store, LaPorta, Pa.
g£ENIIY T. DOWNS,
A TTO RX ET-AT-L A W
iX-Prolh'y. Rcgietcr A Recorder of Sullivan Co
Offi e wi:h Sheriff Mahaffay, LaPorta Pa.
P. IXGIIAM A 11. K. NEWITT
a
ATTORNKTB-AT-I.AW.
505 Chestnut street. Philadelphia, Pa.
Miscellaneous.
CAIiMODY HOTEL, DUSILORE.
MIKE CARMODY Proprietor,
Everything First Class.
Charges Reasonable. Jan. 31, 'QQ.
TIIE
SUI.LIVAN
HEPUBLICAN.
IS THE REST.
*I.OO H VIiAIC in ADVIiVCE
HOTEL KENNEDY,
LAPORTE, PA
DARBY KENNEDY, - p ROP .
Everything First Class.
Charges Reasonable.
\lar7-90
J V. RETTENBURY,
WATCHMAKER AND JEWELS*,
DHBHOBI, !'A.
LIVERY.
OITAS. JLAUER. Prop.
Hip* kept in first class onUr
; -'v.,r ea .v? nahl,> - Bt,ih| « s th*
MOl \ ALV nm-SK-Ean Van
M.. La Porte. Pa.
May >;», '9i.
C. W. Champion,
Dl'SlioßE, PA.
AQ£NT
For St MKI FI.KH A McCARTY,
¥ \ KHI K
AMII
N % MITR
DKAI.KKA, P G .
MAIN Hi. LAFOHTC,
In iicn .it lr mi! June In a. aaon
i h 'ire win . 4u,| i i k '4t» ainaf* iu .iu« i
l!<« k-ln-i r In ii'aanu.
No iniu. will 1h «I ar«>d in waiting oh
(iuUiHt«r«.
!'■ W li«l Piayilt'tr.