THE REPUBLICAN.
W. M. CHENEY, - - -Editor.
' FUIDAY. MARCH 10. IW!>S-
A Cosily iougrcsM.
WASHINGTON, March 7,—Repre
sentative Cannon, of Illinois, on be
half of the Republican minority of
the House Committee on Appropria
tions, has prepared a summary show
ing the total expenditure of the 52d
Congress and comparing it with the
expenditures of the so-called "Bil
lion-dollar Congress," in which Mr.
Cannon was at the head of the Ap
propriation Committee. The state
ment will be published tosmorrow as
a part of the "Congressional Record"
It says:
FIGURES NEVER LIE.
"The appropriations of the Fifty
first Congress when Mr. Reed was
Speaker of the House and the Pres
ident, House and Senate were Re
publican, were, in round numbers,
81)88.000,000, while the appropriations
for the Fifty-second Congress, when
the House was Democratic and Mr.
Crisp was Speaker, were, in round
numbers, $1,027,000,000, and the
appropriations for this Congress,
with President, House and Senate
all Democratic, are, in round num
bers $990,000,000. Moreover, the
late sale of thirty-year 4 per cent.
United States bonds—the payment
of interest upon which is permanent
—swells the total of appropriations
for this and the next fiscal year by
$2,900,000, making the grand total
actually appropriated by this Con
gress in round numbers §993,000,000.
This exceeds the appropriations
made by the Fifty-first Congress,
called by our Democratic friends
'the Billion-dollar Congress,' in
round r. ambers by $5,000,000.
"This Congress, furthermore, in
addition to tho actual increase of
appropriations, has authorized pub
lic works to be done under contract,
leaving the next Congress to make
appropriations therefor, as follows:
By Fortification act, $325 000; by
Sundry Civil act, SO,385,000; by Dis
trict of Columbia act, $201,704; by
Navinl Appropriation act, §14,715,
000; total, §21,080,764. Thus the
appropriations and authorizations of
this Congress are seen to be in round
numbers §1,015,000,000.
"The appropriations tor pensions
to the defenders of the republic in
war and to their widows and orphans
by this Congress under Cleveland
are $42,129,016.85 less than those
made by the Fifty-second Congress
—the last two years under Harrison.
This $42,000,000 decrease gives in
figures tho tangible result of an un
friendly—l will go further and say,
unjust—administration of the pen
sion luws under Cleveland.
"The surplus lias disappeared from
the Treasury. The debt of the gov
ernment, instead of decreasing, is
increasing, and increasing not to
maintain resumption, aa is claimed
but to pay current expenses. This
administration lias issued and sold
United States bonds time and again
l'or the avowed purpose, it is true,
of maintaining resumption, putin
point of fact it has taken proceeds,
is taking the proceeds, and will con
tinue to take the proceeds to pay the
current expenses of the government."
We are informed by those who are
in a position to be best enlightened
regarding the out coine of the pro
ceedings of the contest case, lasl
week—that but few votes will be
thrown out on the judgment day.
The principle delect was in the alll
davits which were a bungling job of
onr election boards. It is claimed,how
ever, that a majority ofthis class of
voters in the Lope/, precinct, were of
Ricketts and that they were political
friends of both •! udge Sittser air I Mr.
Farrell, hence, if we are rightly in>
formed the result of the contest in
Lopez will not be encouraging to
Mr. Sittaer. We have every reason
to believe that our informant* are
sincere in their quotations, because
they »ay that Mr. Sitt-er has made a
gain of five votes, all told.
In lull tWMltillK tlMl
A man giving his uaioe as T. \V
Perth and residence at Bloomsburg
arrested by Constable K. 11. Ilirdsell
of ilarrlshurg, is in the \Villiams|kort
jail charged with breaking into the
Williauisport and North Itraneh sta
turns at llalls, llughcsvdle and l*ie
lure Itocks on Friday and Satuida>
last. Perth had been ileutillud a>
having been seen loitering alarm the
above named railroad stations ott the
iltys the ret|ifeli*e robberies occur
ed lie wits captured at (ileii Mawr
makiut! no resistant - *,
A revolver believed to have Irnen
taken from the tinjhe-.villu otliee
was found on Forth'* person, Stli'll a
weapon being all dial was secured at
that otliee. At I'lttlUl* lt>eks t'n
thlof secure'! #<l or #s 111 »tiisll
change. He i> behoved to be ih«
•4Ute I>l 111 who committed s ruliWry
at Jamison t'il> ab >ut two week*
Ago, In mauli tmtanee entrance «m
clfucted by breaking lUt loeks.
EVIDENCE GIVEN IN THE
JUDICIAL CONTEST CASE.
[ Continued from last week.'J
WILLIAM E. MITCHELL, STO orn for
contestants.
By Mr. Ingham: We Oo not find
the name of William E* Mitchell on
the voting list at all.
By the Court: IVul you vote? A.
Yes, sir; in Lopf.-z. They put mv
name down on «,ne registry as Emer
son; my name is William Emerson.
By Mr. S'joufcen: Have you paid
a tax ? Yos, sir; I paid my tax in
December 1893, in Ulster twp., I
paid tiie state, county and school
tax. Have no receipt, they never
gi ve receipts in Ulster twp., Brad
ford county. Have paid the county
tax this year, in December '94. Q.
Did you pay any before the one
up in Ulster ? Yes, sir; I paid it
the year before that.
EDWAKD DISTEL, sworn for con
testants.
Q. Where do you reside? Lopez;
voted at the November election in
1894. Paid a tax, but did not pay
it mysolf; I told B. W. Jennings to
pay it; 1 had the leceipts but I have
not got them here; never paid a tax
before, wasn't of age; I will be 23 the
9th of next August. Had the tax
receipt with me when I voted; had it
quite a bit over a month before elecs
tion. Jennings charged me with
the tax, 1 have a pass book to show
when it was charged.
A. L. KIVP, sworn for contestants
Q. Mr. Kipp, where do you reside?
At llicketts; I work in the store; my
home was with J. C. Dyer; paid a
tax September 22, '93; (produces
receipt).
WARREN MAIIONEY, sworn for con
testants.
Q. Where do you reside ? At
Lopez; voted at the November elec
tion last, there; paid a tax there at
least for the last five or six years;
paid Pat Walsh for '9B taxes, have a
receipt, (produces receipt.) Did not
pay it myself; I was working for
Jennings Bros., and told them to
pay my tax; it was charged to me
and I paid it.
WILLIAM COLT,recalled for con
testants.
Q Dili you know J. 11. Terrell?
Yes, sir; lie voted at the late election
at Lopez; is a man of family; lie
moved Lis family away to Luzerne
county about a week before election,
where he baa resided ever since; lie
moved there to give his children an
opportunity of going to school this
winter; ho still keeps his business in
Sullivan county and spends the most
of his time here; he hadn't himself
left at election time, nor has he yet.
FRANK OTTKKUEIN, sworn for con
testants.
Where do you live ? Laporte
borough; voted at the late election;
have paid no lax, never paid any;
was 21 years old the 24th of July
last.
TOM YEAGLE, sworn for contes
tants.
Where do you live? In tlie boro.
of Laporte; voted at the last Novem
ber election; had paid no tax at that
time; I have paid Iherii since the
November election, and I paid some
before; of course I hadn't paid them
individually myself, but I asked my
employer to pay them for me; he
payed them a year ago last summer;
havn't a receipt; paid Aaron Foust,
iu I'enn twp. Lycoming county.
JOIIX PERCKLL, sworn for contes
tants.
You reside in Lnporte ? Yes, sir;
voted in Laporte borough last Nov.
paid a tax of 25 cents toT. J. Keelei
the sth day of October, paid it my
self.
W. (J. SPENCER, sworn for contes
tants.
Mr. Spencer, whore do you reside?
Laporte borough; voted at the Nov.
election of 1804; paid a tax, got the
receipt here; (witness produces re
ceipt.) paid it February 20, 18D4.
O. L. UAVIS, BWOIII for contes
tants.
Mr. Davis, vou are teoching school
in the borough here, are you? Yes.
sir; voted at the late election in 189•:
paid a tax, September Ist, 1891, to
T. J. Keeler; (produces receipt.);
paid it iu person, and got receipt at
I the time. Q. How Ion:: have you
been teaching here iu the borough!'
i This is the twcoiul year; I was work
ing on the railroad before I beuan
teaching; am a single man, board at
[('base's, in the iHtrough; parents re
side in Huntington county. </
j That is really your home when you
are operating iu other places, you
re urn to that as your home, and
call it home don't you ? Si, I can't
say as it is my home; I am in the
same capaei y as any man who re
fers to the place where their parentt
live, that ia all; I claim this is my
heme.
W iu.tam Fit.vt.KY, sworn for COD*.
lestanta.
Hid you vote at the late election
in I<a[toiic Itoroiivih ? Yes, »ir; paid
•* tax Hcplcmlier 'JiM IB9l{ reside at
lohu Pinkie's, l.aporte iKirough; re
sided at Oudiore until last spring;
am a sin/lo mini; came heie to work
on the court IIOUHM lor Lawrence
Itro*, awl I made this my home and
staid here, am still making it my
home.
Jous I'un t.LL sit., sworn for con
testants.
Mr. I'ereell, where do yon reside ?
11l I<a|Mirte borough, si's have paid
a tan and voted at the last Ntm-iu-
Iter election; nv mm (Htld mv tu*
about lite ,'ith of (Moltcr tills is the
onlv ta« I have paitl within two
years.
Puts* FiSkiK, sworn for con
testants.
Whetu do toil leaitltt * Infinite
boroii.h, p-inl s las, anil voted a 1
the late Siivmulwr election, (wild a
ktate, county, school and roa I tss
to Uoiruwa, lor Dcnutsou
twp. Luzeri' 0 county; liavo no re
ceipt, it f o t lost.
J KA>* GAUTIER, sworn for contes
tants .
\\'here do you live? Celestia,
Laporte twp.; am 74 years old, born
in Paris, France; naturalized, have
the papers here; have paid a tax.
By Mr. Scouteu : We offer the
following affidavits mentioned in the
bill of particulars, for Laporte boro.;
First, affidavit of H. W. McKibbins,
defective; lirst, it don't state the
date of his birth nor the place, nor
that he is a naturalized citizen, or
that he was ever assessed witb a tax
or that he ever paid one. No. 3, the
second portion of the affidavit is ex
ecuted in blank, the voter's affidavit
entirety blank.
Affidavit of Rev. E. S. Latshaw,
doesn't state the name of the collec
tor to whom the tax was paid; it
does state that it was paid to the
collector for said township, in the
township of Taylor, in Lycoming
county, there is no such township as
the township of Taylor.
Affidavit of Frank Otterbine, the
voucher is not signed by any elec
tion officer whatever, the witness
was signed but the jurat is not sign
ed bv any officer.
JOHN LOVE, sworn for contestants.
Where do you reside Mr. Love ?
Laporte borough; do not own any
property in the borough; paid a poll
lax about the 20th of last March
to T. J. Keeler, have lost the receipt;
I paid a tax the year before that.
BENJAMIN CARSON, sworn for
contestants.
Mr. Carson, where do you live?
My home is in Bradford county; I
voted at Lopez at the election in
November 'O4; was living at New«>ll
Sullivan county, then; am a married
man. (J. Was your family living
with you at the time ? Well, not at
that time they were not, my wife
had went home just, before election.
Q. Before that time you had been
living together and keeping house
at Lopez? Yes, sir. Did you move
any goods back there? Nothing
only a trunk, that she packed and
took with her; 1 sold iny goods there
at Lopez after she went away; did
not sell my goods until after tho Gth
of November; I lived there and took
my meals with Keiser.
EAGLES MERE ITEMS.
There is still plenty of snow on
the mountain.
Work is still the question. But
that is nothing inoie than usual at
this time of the year. [Especially
in '93 and 'O4. El').]
Eighteen of our "little'boy*" were
out enow balling on Sunday. Thijy
enjoyed a good time and unlucky
were t he persons who happened their
way. A. L. and—well you know who
—were out for a sleigh ride and as
!hey pa=sed, tho merry group turned
and directed their shower of the beau
tiful toward them, but Prince King
willing, soon hurried them beyond
the reach of the snow balls be
fore any damage was dono. Dicky
is one of our tine young men and we
would teel sorry to have bad luck
befall bini.
Mr. S. E. Worthington with sev
eral employers have been busy most
of the winter cutting wood for sum
mer use.
Mrs. Nelson Bennett, who has been
seriously ill, is some better at this
writing (Monday).
Mr. Friend Avery and Clarenre
Dunham, have returned home after a
short visit with friends in Montgom
ery.
We are glad to see l>icky's banjo
resume its usual place alter a dislo
cation of its ueck. However, its
ueck was long enough to tie, so we
are pleased to say it is on the mend,
lie careful that you hang your gui
tar on the right nail 'Bill' or it may
meet with the same misfortune.
SWKKT MARIE.
Notice.
The undersigned hereby notifies
all persons not to purchase or med
dle with a note held by George \V.
Sanders, against ine, dated Julv "28,
i 1894, amount of which is $:);> OU.
Our settlement is not complete.
SMITH UOL OMAX.
Eagles Mere, I'a., March 11, 1805
You ca'i't no amiss by dropping in at
Jacob I'er'it, llugbcsville I'a. ami take u
look over his stock of goods.
Amour lite worst thitiif* In this world is
worry—but no oue need worry over the
prie-'i of clothing, a.* itsfforuo the K<eat c*t
i plca-iirc to take ii gin nee over Jacob i'rr's
I price list. llUjfbekV.il,.- I'a,,
We are In the front rank mid propose to
, maintain th.it pmtiion. We esii >mt you
in tniythi 112 in tli« line of uii'ii utid boy's
j c'olbnui. I'a'l ami sec our stock. Jac ih
I i'er, llugheiville i'a.
L. s. Bunci) & co
Dushoro, Pa.
Msnufecturcr* of F our. Feed. Mi si and
Lumber Tki« Firm lm* one of tlie 'art:
e«t UrUi Mill. In the county ami tie y make
a >|H<eilty ol nmiiiiluctm liitf go-at It. ur uud
feed. ISlve tlieui your urder, I'r >i * w*>
down to sutl the times- Ocll.H
Chas. N. Purvis;
coutcTo i orncc,
JJ W tta Hi. snd »*" I'-rfksr M
W 11.1.l AMspt i|(T I'A.
C'ullseltous msde tu til i>srts of iti« wutid.
I.AW <»Fri( *> OF
Q. B. M. Metzgor,
W 4th Ht. tVl«|>houw, Nil, ttiUd
Savveci Shinqles
The tiwal 111 til* ma 1 ket Silt)
at low UittuiM prices
three grades toii.lnullv on hand
Will dt Ii V< I 11 'lt oil l d
Write— it. MSAB,
May4-iVt>. Ul'wU, I'll
112 18951
Winter 1
18951
):o:(
\T7E ARE now prepared to show
you the handsomeat and moat
complete assortment of Dry Goods and
Notions in the county. Our stock of
piece goods Is complete, with the latest pat
terns —comprising both Domestic and
Foreigh Fabrics. We are satisfied we can
satisfy the most critical buytr, both as to
Price & Material
A FEW PIECES of the well known
Llama Cloth,
for 10 cent# per yard.
WE IIAVE added to our slock a com
plete line of Boots and Shoes, including the
latest aud nobbiest styles. Also a full iiue
of Children's Misses and Ladies Fine Shoes.
Having bought them for cash, we are en
abled to sell tbem 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. \Ve have
a full assortment of Floor and Table and
Stair Oil Cloth. We have Just received
an addition to our
Wall paper
stock, ranging in price from 4 to It c,l n'6
per roll, both irray white and back. We
are receiving daily, new goods in our
grocery department, consequently are of
fering you fresh goods at thr lowest prices.
Our standard for quality is of the highest.
TTlmir— 00c 0100 tt,Ml
* AvJ #125 P er sack.
IF YOU want Chop, Corn, Oats,
Screenings, Bran or Kye. We can save
you money. Seed Oats a specialty. Call
aud see us.
Cash paid for Farm
produce
WALTER SPENCER & SON.
Laporte, I'M.
SPECIAL
HUT!
Samuel Cole,
Op Onshore is bend quarters
for all kinds of hardware-
Tools, pumps, stoves and
ranges, house furnishing
goods paints, oils, aud
varnishes. Special induce
ments to builders.
Makcfactius of copper, tin
and shert-iron-ware. Hoof
ing, spouting Birch otx»
distii.lb etc,, a?p*cialty. Our
prices are beyond all compe
tition, nnd we your
patronage.
SAMUEL COLE,
Dusliore, Pa.
1895. MARCH
i Clearing Sale!
j,
112 I:
p.! No time like the present to
i -y secure bargtinga.
p:
A '■ . Come everybody, and for once
: in your life see what it means,
| : as wo must clear out the baU
ance ot our Winter Stock of
mous', boys' and ohildrens'
f'■ suits and overcoats.
j lints ami cans, gouts furnishing
goods, truuka, satchels ami
umbrellas.
IN Fact Everything
IN Of K STORB WII.L BK
SOLD AT SACRIFICE
PRICES
To make room for our
great of' Spring
Clot/tiny. . .
It will be to jronr Interest
to cal. and tmt our ol*lnia
For
Patronage.
We advise everyone
totako advantage while the best anil
newest are obtainable ut such
Low Prices.
Our goods are
Open to impetion
Without the alij>liti at
obligation lu ihii th»»e
unluta you »o desire,
IHI.N r wi«a tuis cuasck I
It. li. HAUKS
'!'(»« U«M l'lk« t'Mfci«g ItuiMM. liu
U
J ERE. KELLY'S COLUMN. JERE. KELLY'S COLUMN. |
HEELS OVER HEAD,
r " ie manufacturer
fnp |; JJIXW 0 f wa ]j paper may be
W'J ' I Not
\ To allow dealers Oy»r| *7 XT
13k v | to sell wall J •
' at 2c. per roll. j
{f~y 1 The season is here,
\ The rush is on.
i Going at 2 cts. a roll.
Our window shade 22 Z
plain shades and for prices.
When you select your o « • •
• • • • You will see the display.
t'uis bargain as long as it lasts. 30-inch, good, strong
i willow clothes baskets, 50 cents. We buy these baskets direct
I from the maker. The prolonged, severe winter forces many kinds
1 of goods on the market less tuan cost. TfMK SWED.
■ "AL.SO Money: the only sewing machine you need buy for a life time i>
■ the Dcinorest It is the strongest, most complete, lightest running machine
' made. !N<> trouble to get repairs, fully wairautcd and ni-.de at home. Only
sl9-50. Good as the s^o.oo ones.
A time saver and labor easy machine
is Millford carpet sweeper t* wtt i
or a Grand Rapids Jy.fcCf
r 12.25 to $->.99.
SSiT'Western WasliersSi SIT 1
$3.50 each §3-50 each.
• F you want to surprise yoursrlf pet one of our easy rockers for
your sitting room, lu bedroom furniture we are showing hand
a some styles in Oak and Maple. We have something very cheap
■ in niee parlor furniture. Tuink of a suit of Plush, 0 pieces for
1 $*25.00. A belt-r one for *33.09. Kitchen chairs £3 00 set.
) Fine Oak Extension Tables, each, $4 50. Couches and Lounges
A fine Brussels Carpet for 75c; former pi ice, £I.OO.
Are you thinking of a new stove?
No better stove made /iTAmvii *■- v m? A
than the • • • • ©I^D-ER&I^IkA.
Tor Coal or Wood,
JEREMIAH KELLY,
Hughesville, Pa.
FRANK MOODY,
J)USHOKE. PA.
Plain and Drnamental Painter. :
Over Ffteen Yi-ars Experience in City
am! Country.
Jloitie and Sign J'ainting, Paper |
Hanging, Graining. Hardwood
Finishing, Etc.
Charges Reasonable. May 20ri1,1804. [
Obaxnterlfiln'a Bye and Bkln Ointment '
Is a certain cure for Chronic Bore Eyes,
Granulated Eyo Lids, Sere Nipples, I'iics,
Eczema, Tetter, Salt Uhc am and Scald Head,
25 cento per bos. For sale by druggists.
TO HORTiH OWNERS.
Tor putting a hone in a fine healthy con
dition try Dr. Cadv'a Condition Powder*
They tone up the system, aid digestion, euro
lone of appetite, relieve constipation, correct
kidney disord.n and destroy worms, giving,
pew life to an old or over worked horn-. 26 •
cents per pa'.-kaue. For sale by druggists.
For sale by Or Hill. Lapnrte. l'a. Forts
ville I'har. Foikiville and V. Hull, lhlls
«rove,
TRY
'J BACH
Dushore, Pa
FAIL AH 11KIER 1
Ju»l wrml » I,II V uI wiitler
giHxl*. W>- i mke Miiu r*i>)|>U|f IU |«»»« «
from f!S u Hhhlxl.hiiu Ifiini
v» »» i uii mul* in m4m W»
k<<|! ll.t Ui**»i tin# 14 Ui'MW
1 urute! ilnn tftx.it> in tiu- \ »tUy
Mtllru 4iitl »
•im'Ulty
Lett .{ KtyL T' <0 arant; till
W HllMltfl.li
t' l lulv ll»vk»i IV
I* 4 -Noilly tut ) |MMUI Mini »IKK(
in ill «ll«, wI • IWll «M« 4>«il ul , MM 1
J. W. Ballard,
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER
—IN—
TOP t ra
—ALSO—
!
Farm and HeavjLnater taps.
FACTORY WEST MAIN T REET
LA PORTE, FA
P. S.
All kiuils of repairing promptly
and ueutly dene at reasonable prices.
Vicious Horn#* Shod hi Marliu'i llt>r»<'
Shoeing Rack.
J. W BALLARD.
lUyia, V*.
' J. V. Bettesburv,
Watch : Maker : and : Jeweler,
DU3HORE, "• i
Established April Ist, 1879.
Fresh Stock
AT THE — y
Tannery 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 prices >
as can be had in the country
Our stock of
jROCERiES
Arc of the usual standard here
tofore sold in our store, and, as
much of tiiese goods are pur
chased at a less pries than
lormerly, we are disposed to
give our customers tfce benefit.
OUR
BOOT AOJHOE
Department cannot be surpassed
in either quality or variety—
and the prices are less ihau
ever offered before in this
market. Spring Dress goods 01
the different varieties, at prices
to suit the times.
James McFarlane.
LAPOHTE, PA.
LAPORTE BANK.
LAPOIVTE, PA.
Do a general Banking and Collecting
business. Any business intrusted
to us will be carefully
attended to.
Agents for
Steamship Tickets to
and frum all parts of Europe,
and for Fire Insurance Com pa Die?.
J. ALFKEI) JOKDAN, CASHIKR
\~t~) ILLIAM3PORT AND NORTH bUANCH
VV RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
»OI'TB, Octobr, 1, 1*94. MOUTH.
A. ai.jP. m. | u.
10 IIS 5!5 A..WiH'm«port..l 10 10 450
9 6»j 5 Ifi ...JIoBiOHUTillc... jlO 17 4 Sfl
y r; 44* Uaiii l# ;• 5
f9 Ml 43» PmntJale j 131 It 08
IK 3d 14 2S...Opi>'g CmwslnfJ fi Ifi
9 25! 4 22'....l)uj!itsrille !10 42 620
9 to 4 14 ...Pictureltoek>...| 10 i' 528
19 10 (i I(')....L,v*n'« .Mill— fio S3 fa 32
9OS 14 o.* Chamouui ',flO H fi 3»
9 oi> 4 02'....0:«n Mswr....l 11 S3 541
fS 53 fS 41 EJkim ! If 5 48
18 50 fS M,....51r» whridgo. ...jfll ll| fS 41
f3 4". fS 4';,...U«eth Hito....' If 5 Bt
841 3 4/'Murev Ysllsy... 11 18 53S
83 . 33T Soicitown 11 14 « Oft
f8 23 (3 21 ! ....L<>»* 8r00k.... fll 34) 16 18
8 1U 320 Nordi»4«f 11 38} 621
8 0»> 3 01 Lupurtt 11 64' 6 38
f7 45 f2 43 Rln„..lsl« fl2 10 fi ib
7 35 2 3p'L.T..S«ttfrfield..Ar 12 25( 7 It l2
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K. L. EAVENSON, <>en. Manager.
<rg> J. & F. 11. INGHAM,
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,
LAPORTE, - - PA.
Legal [>U' iness attended to in this and
adjoining Counties.
J. MULLEN,
ATTOItNEY-AT-LAW,
DUSHORE, - - PA.
Office with B. S. Collins,
jTbradley^
ATTOEXET-AT-LAW,
LAPORTE, - PA
Office with Hon. E. M. Dunham.
TRAINER & PURVIST
HlilOl in,
LOANS NEGOTIATED <kc.
No. 29 XV. itli St., Williuuisport, Pa.
I3TAII kinds of merchandise bought or
sold on commission.
t. INGHAM Ji 11. K. NKWITT
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ATTOHNRTS-AT-I.AW.
605 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Henry t. downs,
A TTOI: XEV- AT- LAW
Ex-P*ott'y. RegirU r Jt Rcouider of Sullivan Co
Offi.a aith Sluriff Malialt'sy, LaPorte Pa.
HAIL
TO THE
CHEAPEST
TUATS KVKItVHOPVM MOTTO
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MRS. MUM'S STORE
is rghl "in it"for cheap goods.
My rrocer'ci are always fiesh and of
ihi- best 11 u.41 i1 y Flour and fesd
ihe bot tin market affords.
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OaOWN ACME
The Best Buriiini (il That Can Be
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