THE REPUBLICAN.
W. M. CHENEY, - - -Editor.
FIUPAY, MARCH 8, 1395.
TfIE JUDICIAL CONTEST "
CASE IN SESSION
Continued from page 2.
1893,in November 1893. For whom
are you working ? For W. Kipp &
(Jo. Do you mean you came there
a year ago last November ? Yes, sir;
1 did. With your family ? Yes, sir;
I would have had ft vote a year ago.
But for what? There wasn't any
body I wanted to vote for. Where
would you have had a vole a year
ago? We would have voted at
pez only the train was late and we
couldn't go there. A year ago ?
Yes, sir. Have you lived at that
place ever since you came into that
township, that precinct? Have I
what ? Have you lived in the same
bouse you moved into first? No,
sir; I changed houses, but in the
same place. Your family had only
lived there 25 days before election
last ? Last fall ? Yes, sir ? Yes,
sir; and a year and 25 days. Had
you lived at that mill and worked at
that mill ever since you came there ?
Yes, sir; only I changed houses; I
don't live in the house now where I
moved. You had lived there a year
and 25 days? Yes, sir; I moved
therein the following November.
WILLIAM COLT, sworn for contes
tants; direct examination.
Mr. Colt, what is your business?
Well, I am manager of a store, also
book-keeper. What place? Ricketts.
What county is that in? That is in
Wyoming county. How long have
you been managing that store ? Since
March 1893. For whom ? Trexell
& Terrell Lumber Co. Did you
vote at the late election at 1-iopez in
November 189t? I did. You are
a single man ? Yes, sir. Where
was you boarding, where did you
board last November and prior to
that time ? Part of the time at Lo
pez and part of the time at the Hotel
Ricketts. The Hotel Ricketts in
Wyoming county ? Yes. sir. Where
did you board when at Lopez ? I
boarded with Mr. J. 11. Terrell.
Mr. J. H- Terrell prior to November
6th had moved away, had he not ?
Shortly before, I couldn't say the
exact date, but it was within a week
or ten days. Moved his family
dawn into Luzerne county, near
Pittston ? Yes, sir. Alter that you
continued your boarding place, it
was exclusively at the hotel was it
not ? I was down in Lopez several
times afterwards. But you had no
boarding place there ? No partic
ular one; I had logings there, rooms
of my own.
BY TUB COURT: Had logings
where ? At Lopez. Did you have
your lodgings there right up to elec
tion day ? Yes, sir; I had a furnish
ed room of my own there.
Where did you have lodgings
there? In tbe store of Trexell &
Terrell Co. Where did you stay
the night before election? At Ilick
etts. Well, really your boarding
place at Lopez had been abandoned
several days, a week or ten days be
fore election ? I couldn't really say
it was abandoned, because I kept the
room and was there after election
even. Well, you had no boarding
place there, the family with which
you boarded had moved away about
h week or ten days before election ?
Yes,sir. Where did you sleep the
night before election ? I slept at
Ricketts. At the hotel? No, sir;
I have rooms in the store idso,
Slept in the utorc <l'd you? Ye*,
sir. Have lodgings there have you ?
Yes, air. How long have you had
lodgings there ? Since March '93.
Done business there? Yea. sir.
And none elsewhere ? Yes, sir; at
Lopez also; I might state that 1
have lodgings in both places in as
much as my business requires my
presence at both Lopez and Ricketts.
Spent the greater portion of your
time at Ricketts, didn't you ? Ye#
sir. Where did you stay the night
of election ? 1 atayed at Iticketta.
At the hotel <>r at your lodgings in
the store? At my lodging 111 the
■tore. Well, there is where you
lodge altogether when you are at
Ricketts ? Yes, sir. And get your
meals at the hotel? Yes. sir. And
have spent nine-tenths of your time
since last March ut Ilicketts, have
you not? No, 1 don't think I have
spent that much time; I w uldn't be
able to state what proportion, but I
spent a share of each and every
month at I o|>ez. part of the lime.
What was you doing there? I »■«-.
auditing the monthly accounts of
the Company at
Auditing accounts ?.Making month
lv statements, and looking after the
Imsineaa there same as I was at
Kleketst".
Cromt Kxniiiiiintion: I)o I under*
•laud thul you bail a |ilt»c«> ill LO}M>*
that you eonanlered your IH>IUM !'
Yea, mr. Ami tluil continued up lo
lliu luiiu uf lite «•!« fli nt? Why, I
had tliia room limit* (liui I hIWHyk
funic lo; tlm family of Mi'. Tcriell
wbuw 1 eouiidered inv bourn liad
moved ju*l prior to flwliou. You
made yuur Itouto willt tlit-in. fun
aidered tnat your lt"i«« ? I *, » '
TIIDV movnd away U'lort- election '
Y*a, air. Aafter lhe\ moved ««>l\
you • iiil li»l * llnit > on of. iu
(lied ilmre. k«*|«l fi»r your u»# ? Yea
»tr AU'I did >"11 uoiuidcr tnui ytiisr
lioutt*, your resident)* 112 V»*», •ti ;l
toiititUred l.o|*z my re»idenct
Aii<l yuu mi wHi«idi*ii'il tl u 111 ttfte*
you vulvd * VM, tir Yuu loljed
lli*ru at ItMl a |>ortloii of (be HUM: '
\k«, air.
Km -iJireel V'.i tium iltDii hi l vow
Uv* ii*y prupurly »l P Noili
lii 4 bill |n'l*nuitl proper!) , !•<•» of
|«f«UIMI |iril|l«llv lll'lH Mid Hill
I*v a ataia ur vouuly las and if
wlww 112 I I dow'i vtwtiljr buu»
when, but I paid my tax all there was
presented to nie, r fo whom did 3-011
pay the last tnx, and what was it,
state or county ? If I can think of
his name, was the man that collect
ed the li'.at tnx in Lopez, for Colley
towns'iip. Walsh ? Yes. sir. Did
yon pay him ? I paiq it to him 1
think. When did you pay to bini ?
I don't remember just when; I know
it is paid, I haven't the receipt here;
1 have a receipt for it. You don't
recollect when you paid it ? I don't
remember exactly when, no, sir.
Do you recollect tlist you paid a
county tax to him? Yes, fir. What
county tax was it you paid, or don't
you know ? I don't know; I don't
remember. When you went down
to Lopez from Ricketts you only
went down for temporary purposes,
did you, and that is to attend to a
little business there, and then to re
turn ? Sometimes I went down to
attend to business, sometimes for
social affairs; my social attractions
were more eujoyable there than at
Uickeits, more attractive, I consider
ed it my home any way. Was there
a room there especially reserved for
you at Lopez ? It was occupied at
different times by other parties, but
I considered it my room. It was
fltte<t up especially for you ? Yes;
T always considered it. my roocp; I
kept a good many of my things in it
always did until very recently,
ed them out this winter. Did you
have personal property at liicketta?
Yes. What did you have there ?
I had some clothing- Did you have
your trunk there * No, I have now;
I didn't at that time. Y <>u
room fitted tip especially for your
self at Ricketts, didn't you '■ -No;
not so much so as the one at Lopez.
Whefe did you spend your Sundays?
At Lopez.
JOHN KINSLEY, sworn for contest
tants; direct examination.
Where do you live, Mr. Kinsley ?
Lopez. Did you vote at the last
November election ? Yes, sir.
Where did you reside prior to your
living in Colley township? Lopez.
Where did you come from when von
came to Lopez ? I came from WiU
mot township. Where does your
family live? In Lopez. Where did
it live last November ? Lived in
Lopez. When did you move to Los
pez? I moved there seven years
ago.
(JASPER KOTTI.KR, sworn for con
testants; direct examination.
Did you pay a slat" for county
tax within two years prior to Nov. C?
Yes. sir; 1 think I did. To whom ?
To Theodore Menser, Davidson iwp.
When did you pay it ? I paid it
sometime about the middle of F'-l>
a year ago this last February. You
reside in Colley, do you ? Ido now.
Fatnilv 112 Yes, sir.
A. ScnocK, sworn for contestants;
direct examination-
Whore did yon re ile, Mr. Schocli
ln«t November/ ltieketts. 11:»v«*
yon a family there/ Yes, sir.
"Where did von come from when you
came to Kiekettt! ? I moved up from
Lopez. How Jong did yon live at
Lopez ? A yenr. Did von pay a
state or county tax/ Ye?, sir. To
whom/ I paid it every year. When
did von pay the last state or county
tax / In October I fillers.
SUP SWAULKU, sworn for contest
ant®; direct examination.
Yi>n voted in I<"pc>z at the Novem
ber list/ Ye", sir. Have you paid
a state or county tax / Ye», sir.
Po whom/ Gabriel Bowman and
Tom Kangley. Did you pay it i"
Bowman yourself? No, sir; 1 didn't
I had a man pay it. Who did you
have pay it for you? I told Mr
.Jennings to pay it for IIV; I was cut
tiny logs iu the woods and told him
to come around and pay it; Iliave got
the receipt here, G'Ji of October.
When did you get the receipt/ I
couldu'l tell you Just when I got the
receipt; 1 guess in Ojtobor. \\ ho
nave you the receipt? It was lelt
at the Jackson house. Near clec
ion was it* No, sir. 1 low long
before? A few days before, Was
it within a week or ten days? I
couldn't tell you, I didn't pay no
attention. Did yon pay anything
when you got the receipt then, any
money / N>, sir. You was work
ing for .Jonniii'is/ No, sir; 1 was
working for Jackson. Mid \"u ever
pay Jennies for this/ No, sir:
not vet. Jennings told \on he had
paid it, did he 1 He didn't tell we;
I y;ot the receipt. Hid be ever talk
with you iib<>ut it / No, sir. Stab'
when vou pai I taxi-s to loin Kang
ley/ It was in IS'Jl.i think. Then
vou hadn't pai I any from ihit up to
this/ I paid tax in Ibtshore; I went
lo Ibi-hore and utayi 4 there a while.
Mil II \ KI. lb llK i,.in - worn for cor.*
testanl»; direct t >alli:liatioU.
Mr. Burke, you live at Lopez?
Yea, sir. l)id yon vote at the late
election iu November there? Yen,
sir. Paid a lax? No, nil'. Never
imid one? Well, I have paid tax
but not in l.optz. Where did you
pay it? Dmhoru. How Innif iiyi 1
/tie M'tus a jo. Haven t paid xitiee'
So, »ir. To am body I No, kit
Did 1 under.tand yu to say ion
ha I paid no tax? No, -r. What
i, your aije ? I will hi' ml liext I lei
,\inl you are o- it tiu votl paid a tax.'
I have not liiyelf, llteie is oiler
pii tin* paiil it tor me, that i* all I
know about it IVder «ha name
did vou Vote at tin' l ite eb et ion / j
I voted by Ihe tuiue i'f .Michael
IbiiLt; 1 h ivi n't paid no lax iinivll I
ill ii »;i» 1 f>i we. Will, mi
don't Ilium aleuit that / Welt. I u«»t
the iieeipl thai i- all I uot to ultnw
for It You didn't aulleo »<• ma
ulie lo |e»V fur V"II 112 \tl, aili I did i
mil Who |(avt> von the |r<«ipt (
\| y tnothei U ivi ii to iu«, but AMI' I !
l-'tfitdl t! i»e it to loin ? Wln II did j
I oil |fi't Ihe reevipl 112 I eould lint
fealty till you mlon I isot lb# ie- |
i"elpl IK'ltoe oi after llm il elion'
I it,oik if liefi lei Hon ll I
lel'imnU I 114111 Not more than a
Mtek ? Well, it m ie'i o»ei 4
wwk, k'loib/iwii/ i
The contest court adjourned IFed
nesclay at 10:30 a. in., and at 3:30
p. in. Cause—no witnesses. In all,
the contestants have sworn about 20
witnesses. Judging from this the
Sittser side of the contest will do
their evidence eo far as Sullivan Co.
is concerned, this week.
John Hauler has purchased the
Dushore bakery of M. Cannon and will
continue to furnish our people with
first class bread stuir. As in the
past a supply will be left at the store
of Mrs. M.C. Lauer where the hungry
can be supplied at all hours of the
day.
Mr. Thos. (J. Metier, foreman ol
the Canton Sentinel, while in town on
business, Wednesday, made us a
pleasant call. Mr. Metier is an old
friend of our foreman, Mr. Wing,
and they enjoyed a pleasant meeting
Mrs. Chas. Laurence and Mr. and
Mrs. 'Boyd lleaverly, of Dushore
came over to call 011 Mr. and Mrs.
A. J. Bradley's little daughter,
IFednesday.
\V. D. Finkle of Laporte, is cons
fined to his bed with pneumonia.
EA GLES MERE ITEMS.
The largest lake trout ever caught
in this lake, was caught by E. S.
Chase, C. A. Brink and U. F. Cheney
on Friday last. It measured :2G Ins.
and weighed 0] pounds.
11. Lissou attended court as juror,
last week, but was taken sick and
was excused, lie is better at this
writing.
G. Waltz was up looking after
his carpenter work on the Brown
cottage, lie has threo carpenters
at work now.
0. 11. Smith and family and Rooa
Bennett and family and Mrs. (i. W.
Smith, are visiting friends in Colley,
this week.
A. R. L's banjo fill down nnd
broke its neck. No wonder, lie was
so worried about that box of boots
he brought up in a mistake for gro
ceries He must hive hung it on
the wrong nail.
C. F. Cheney Iris just received a
box of garden and flowur seeds from
(.lie firm of D. M. l<Vrry & (Jo.
Mr. 11. S. and Miss L. S. stayed
at home and pullod laltey, Thursday
evening. They dj not care for toe
parties.
Tuesday even inn twenty youne
friends made Miss Beruice Burk
holder a pleasant s:irpn-e It being
her twelfth birthday. The presents
were numerous. All in attendance
report a good time.
The toe party at A. Dunhams, was
largely attended Thursday night.
Proceeds for Baptis church.
Mrs. A. F. Brush lias returned to
her home in Eagles Mere. She iia«
been spending the winter in Wash
ington City.
Mr. E 1 wards from Iluudiesvilln is
visiting his brother George, at this
place.
Sxown.AKEs,'
EST ELLA ITEMS.
Miss Maggie Norton («•! 1 Sunday
evening. hurting herself quite liadly.
Site is with her bis'.er, Mrs. J. J,
Webster at present.
Spelling matches are now in order.
Centre school under tlis supervision
of Miss Frankie I'ardoe, held first
one. Jessie Mcfarty carrio I oiT the
honors. S.dt Spring next—llort
! lit ss, instructor. Cordon MvCurty
came out best here.
A number from Elklan 1 Crange
exit el to attend the Pomona (i range
at i.'olley on the (!, and 7, inst.
The young people enjoyed a very
pleasant evening at M. E. Middanglis
on Thursday Inst.
Tim Ladies Aid is to meet, at Mrs
1 \\ heeler l'lotts, on list Saturday of
I month.
The three sawmills on Kim; and
ICIk (Jreuk—Webster's, Mulinix' and
Kiiger's, all have a large stock of
logs at their null ready for spring
w*ing. Kn 11 E CLOV BH.
Do you
WANT
MEUC'II.VNDISK ?
v y
XF so, you call tin 1 a will select
ed stock, at yory low prices,
i'onni»tin.' of
| DHT GOODS
And A Oenernl
Notions.
AI.SU, a line line of
(Jcnt>' wool shirts, un
der ■hirt* and drawer*,
I .Allien', M !•»»»•»' and
t hildrcn*' underwear,
lioth wool and cotton,
A OOUiplete line of IKIHU
N nil »hoo«, including
lient*', l.adies',
a n<l Children*' l<te»t
klyl> Han ! piiie», way
down. * •
Mi irn i>rv iti ill i, e m;>lrlu with
fi««h u •rnvint; «v iy auk. ,\i.oj
IH«' li.'-t fj'iur tt'H |I I »«, k. ptinii tni'il,
.1i.,r., 112 in mil mU Ml lowe.l mvli l
|iilr* At ii. * ful: Inn* | i|i ,ift li.iil
• nr». • ,w4 i . Uui|M. nml 111 112 .rle». iy. 1
IH.U KE.IL I*l :» TJ. IN I* TT.IRE Y'UC IU
»*.• in :!ijr i>> tutttteartcii prt.r* a il
iju.lill.) u ' 1 1 'H\ In iliw Ii n*
T. J. KKELER.
CmtO'llll S:. LIJIMPI.
L. B. BQ9CI) ft CO
Dutthoro, Pu,
M.iuuf.ii i'ifi-n ul K "in Kif-I. Mi .il *inl
|.l|lillM ( I III* ► lUII ll I, 0111l I'l 111.- '4SK
i i t#u»i Miil» m ilk' mtiMiy jinlili i Miiki
i.|«rilli ill Miiil|l4ill|itli|| kU»I ll >il» mill
(«i<| Ul>» iix iii >' Ui <<iiiv(. I'M»» mny I
«IM*U hi mil lli« iUo< Util.tfti
t1895!
Winter !
1895!
):o:(
TTTE ARB now prepared to show
* you the handsomest and most
complete assortment of Dry Goods and
Notions in the county. Our stock ot
piece good* Is complete, with the latest put
terns —comprising both Domestic ar.d
Foreign Fabrics. We are satisfied we can
satisfy the most critical buy«r, both as to
Price & Material
A FEW PIECES of the well known
Llama Cloth,
for 10 cent* per yard.
WE HAVE artiled to our slock a com
plete line of Ilootsand Shoes, including the
latest and nobbiest styles. Also a full line
of Children's Misses ami Ladies Fine Shoes.
Having bought them for cash, we are en
abled to sell them for the usual prices
asked for old style and shelf worn goods.
Our Stock of
Window Shades
Is complete. Elegant patterns, patent
spring roller —fine, 25 cents up. We liavf
a full assortment of Floor und Table and
Stair Oil Cloth. We have just received
an addition to our
Wall paper
stock, ranging in prico from 4 to 12 cents,
per roll, both ura.v white and hick. We
:ire receiving daily, new goods in our
grocery department, consequently are of
fering you fresh good'i at the lowest pricts.
Our standard for quality Uof the highest.
Flour- COc " 0O a,,:S
A $1 35 per saeli
IF YOU want Chop. Corn, Oats
Screenings, Bran or Kye. We cin savi
you money. Seed Ou s a specially. Call
and aie us.
Cash paid for Farm
produce
WALTER SPiKGER & SGK.
tuiiortC) ! ! a.
EPSOI4L
Alii!®!
Samuel Cole,
OF Pushore is headquarters
for nil kinds of hardware-
Ton)*, primps, stove* tint!
ranges, house furixibliiup
goods paints, oils, and
varnishes. Special iu luce
ment* to builders.
M VM PATTKH* of copper. tin
and sliest iron-war.-. Hoof
ing, spouting Biiicu OIL ,
i>»<Tii.i.Brtc,. asp«cia!tv. Our
prices nre beyond all compe
tition. and wc iuvirts your
patronage.
SAMUEL COLE,
Dushoie, Pa.
ISO"*- _ MARCH
■ Clearing Sale! 112
$ t
No time like the present to
secure bargaings.
> : Come everybody, and for once
; in your life see what it menus,
: as wo must clear out the l>al«
: anco of our Winter Stock ol
. : mens', boys' ami childrens
1 12: suits and overcoats.
Hats ami caps, gents furnishing
goo<ls, trunks, satchels uml
umbrellas.
IN Fact Everything
IN OVIt STOKE WILL BE
SOuD AT SACRIFICE
PRICE "S
To make room for our
;/r nt Mock of Siirimj
Clot hi II IJ. . .
It will bn to your lu'rivit
to cnl and tint our claims
For
:
Patronage,
We advise everyotio
(otaLo advantage while the best and
lie went arc obtaiu iblc at such
Low Prices.
Our goods are
Opon to inspotio n
Without l||e slightest
obligation lo purchase
you so desire.
IMS V MISS THIS t lIANTK I
It. L. MA. It KB
Tl.u tlllv I'lit* t'lolti liltoilM, |lu
lllullii I'S
.JERE. KELLY'B COLUMXJERE. KELLY'S COLUMN.
The rush of the Holiday Sea ton for goods is fairly over.
And We Believe e^»
That All —.
• OUR PATIIOKS
Were highly pleased with our great assortment, and the very
low priews goods were sold at. A few special bargains ran
slkprt; among tlicm was the flue
Antique Oak Arm Rocker
With plush spring seat. This chair wo have on the road,
and have enough to till all bacit-orders. The price will still
be $2 75. Belter get one, soon.
Our Carpet Sweepers
Ran slior*;, but more are coming. One man bought four
of them for presents. Cheap §2.25.
—HE NEW YEAR
I Generally opens very dull, and in order to keep things
1 moving, we will make bargain sales for your benefit. Read
B them over carefully. CLOTHES WHINGERS, Standard
made, wood frame, regular $2 25 ones, now at $1.99, These
are well adopted togo with the Celebrated Western Washer, wo
are selling so inmv of. Everybody recommends them who
have used them. We give any one a chuncc to try these
Machines.
Lamp Season is still on, and we feel
Like giving all the Light we can,
So, will reduce our stock by a reduction of price, 10 per cent,
discount on every lamp, until this lot is gone. Ice has been
very scarce; we have a large lot of Skates, and but few sold.
All new These arc reduced now until further notice, 20 per
cent, from tho regular prieo. Sleigh bills sell only when we
have sleighing. We are selling them at nearly cost, adding a
small profit to paj* expenses. Pratts Poultry food is good to
increase the Egg Crop. Eggs are very high, stimulate the
Lens with this food, soc, soc, 75c packets.
Are you thinking of a new stove?
Wo better s«.ove made W tt "bt 1 A
than the • • • ® fuIfiI(JU&JB2J& lUib-EiiA
For Coal or Wood.
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JEREMIAH KELLY,"
Hugiiesville, Pa.
FRANK MOODY, ,
DUSIIORK. PA.
Plain and Ornamental Fainter. •'
Over Fftccn Yi-nrs Experience in Cit\'
and Country.
JTouse find Nign /'ui/ithig, J'upcr.f
Hanging, Grinning. IJardioood
Finishing, /,7c.
Charges Reasonable. May 2;ird,lSo-J.
Chamberlain's Eyo and Skin Ointment
1b a certain cure for ChroDie Bore Eyes, .
Granulated Eye Lids, Sow Nipples, Piles,
Eczema, Tetter, Salt Itheum and tscald Head,
25 cents per box. For sale by druggist].
TO H0F.32 077NEHS.
For putting a horse in a fine hea'.thy con
dition try Dr. Cady's Condition Powdera.
lliey tone up the system, a ' l ' dictation, cure s
lots of appetite, relieve constipation, correct
kid.ioy disorders r.nd destroy worms, pivinfc
ncv.' life to an old or over worked horse. 2a,
cento per packaj»e. For sale by dru-jgista.
Fur sale by Dr Hill I.nporte. I'a. Forts |
villo I'hur. Foil; villi* and V. Hull, 11 lls
t?rove, |
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Dushore, Pa
FALL IN ) WINTER IBwJ
JlUl HVl'IVi"! l» tint- tlik|llll) l>f wlllh'l
gtuwli VV»< mi»k«' »uil» r i»i? u« in prin
Irnai sttl upwuMib I'uNUkiueit (row
$1 fMI itn I ti|>. U> nl«" In r We
klV|l <llf 11l lM'»l lillt' «>f Drill*
KuruUhiutr k«mhl. In ibi- Viilli-y
Miiru ami ii
•liwUliy
Lclh .' Sty F 1! arantHGd
w . u'ii i.:!,',
I'lltiUV li< I'll
|> rt NulKy u» *•> | tula I turil w Urn
In «tv*iiv "I » *uii u. 4 l*«ir of
J. W. Ballard,
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER
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tllP I II ¥M,
—ALSO—
Fara and Heavy LiimSer fapas.
FACTORY WEST MAIN STREET
LAPORTE, PA
| P. S.
All kiwi - , of repairing promptly
ami ueatlv dcue at reasonable prices.
I lC r|f7 ifinff
.. ii£—^
Vic!;us ilorscs Shod in Martin's Uor*'
Shoeing Rsrk.
J. W. BALLARD
M.-.yia 1»*
J. V. fiETTENWJSr,
Watch : Maker : and : Jeweler,
DUSEORE, PA. -
Established April Ist, 1879.
Fresh Stock
A" T[!S —^
I annsry Store
Having just returned from the
City, where we purchased the
usual supply of Dry Goods,
Groceries &c., suitable for the
season, we are prepared to sell
the same at as reasonable price#
us can he had in the country
Our stock of
GROCER®
Are of the usual standard here
tofore sold in our store, and, as
much of these goods are pur
chased at a less price than
iorraerly, we are disposed to
give our customers fcfee benefit.
OUR
BOOT A:D SHOE
Department cannot be surpassed
in either quality or variety—
and the prices are less than
ever offered before in this
market. Spring Dress goods 01
the different varieties, at prices
to suit the tunes.
JamesMeFarlane.
LAPOHTE, PA.
Chas. SM, Purvis;
COLLECTION OFFICE?,
33 w- 4 tli St.—and-540 l'acker St
WILI.UMSPOKT FA.
Collections made iu all part* of the world.
LAW OFFICES OF
G. B. M. iVletzger,
•-2!) W 4th St.—Telephone,Mo. 1393
LAPOBTE BANK.
LAPORTE, PA.
Do a general Banking and Collecting
hu.sinc ss. Any business intrusted
to U3 will be carefully
attended to.
Agents for
Steamship Tickets to
and from all parts of Europe,
and for Fire Insurance t'ompaniae,
J. ALFRED JORDAN,CASHIKK.
Sawed Shinqles
The best in the market and
at low bottom prices
Three grades constantly on hand
Will deliver if desired.
Write—S. MEAD,
May23'9o. LaPorte, Fa.
tfy» J. &F. 11. INGHAM,
da a
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,
LAPORTE, - - PA.
Legal Bu.' iness attended to in this and
adjoining Counties.
£ )£> J. MULLEN,
ATTORN EY-AT-LAW,
DUSHORE, - - PA,
' Olllec with r». S. Collins,
! 1' J. BRADLEY^
ATTOKK ET-AT-LAW,
LAPORTE. - PA
Office with Hon. E. M. Dunham.
TRAINER & PURVIS, ~
. COMMISSION EHOEERS,
LOANS N KOOTIATKP &C.
No. 2'J W. 4th St., Williamsport, Pa.
I3?"A11 kinds of merchandise bought or
sold on commission.
. P. INGHAM & 11. KTNEWITT
A'ITOKNKTS-AT-I.AW.
501 Chestnut stieet. Philadelphia. Pa.
T. DOWNS,
ATTOHX SY-AT-LAW
Kx Pri'lli'y. I:t.i .1 Kec'id r of Sullivan Co-
Office h ith Sht riil MbltulTey. l.uPorto Pa.
HAIL
TO Til/I
CHEAPEST
Til ATS Tvr.UVIiQDVS MoTTO
j aud the people appieelnle iliu fact that
I MRS. L'l'-R'S STORE
r : ;:ht "iu it - ' for cheap good*.
My fiinii ri lire nlnayi fresh and of
(ho tie t quality. Fluur and feed
the h< t the mmket stTorda.
M JUS. M. C. LA UKR.
Miyta. W»
CROWN ACME
The Best BmiDi {il That Cai Be:
J Made Inn F'utrnleuai.
It given a brilliant lif lit.
It will not -moke the chimney
It will not ehar the w ii-k
It has u liiyh lire teat.
It will Wilt explode.
It is withoutfompmlaon aa a
perfectinn Kainih Swft t* Oil.
it it manufactured from the lineal
eruile 111 thenioal |>»rlW'tly eijuipped
i» ill the woild
IT IS TIIK UK ST.
A*k your dealer for
eunM S Ai UK.
Trade ordera filled l»jr
Tilt An.AMit lUtlKiKil l\».
V\ i|liatu»|>oit Station,
Wlllinliiaporl I'a,