Sullivan republican. (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, June 28, 1895, Image 3

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P.tIUAY. .IU 'H. sti .
I The N. Y. Weekly Trihunt i #
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* Sullivan Republican *
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*j $1.25 One Year 112 .'ib j
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Fourth of July next Thursday.
We shall not issue u paper next
•week.
, Fourth of July will be a ver\
large day in Laporte.
Trade at the Hotels in Eagles
Merc, is on the increase.
The grading ol the court housi
yard, is progress,. l • right along.
The Lycoming * ; t• » centennial
will comrn nc' o-, I n<- July 2d.
The job department • 112 - he .it&i'Uß
Lie AN is enjoying a good trade these
days.
Dist. Atty. E. J. Mullen of (In
shore, was doing legal business in
town, Monday.
Hon. Ru«sel Kirus ami wife of
Laporte, are v • s.i in_' with Iriends iu
Columbia couniv.
B. F. Cross ley MI.I VIC or Hugo,
both ol Diisiio- a. Sunday <nl with
friends in Lap it.
Samuel !Siuith >1 itmiison twt ~
was Iran-.- Lt. i • .« "t f'v
county beat. ,d>». !
Our Su •■ i y •• • >: 'i*s mc
anxiously »wai tug the dates on
which pi< • ' c-. v ■ ' : ''.
Owing -o »■ • suo.Ai. i i . '.v,
have been obliged to add another
quire to our bundle of paper.
Every prep r;« r>u i-i in.el
for the tleott:.!!.(> 'oi th< ' thoiu
church i" place, o ■ Jul) 4tn
X lnrgc fitrto afc the T.aporu
tannery, '•
E. Tii'ip i
ture.
It wa* e<l t'li ■ U I in .t .here w >
four hii'oied WUUHS-I*- I. lo»v:i
Tuesday t' t'-tifv ki I■*« contest
case.
For rth-rciice as to train service
observe our new time table, else
where. It is correct »n.i very nicely
gotten up.
The-peopte 1.1 En*l >u-l t> p, • * |
enjoy a fourth <d" July celobraiion
at Estelhi. Age era! i.ivda!i-.it i j
extended
The editor enjoyed a mess ol
peas grown iu his own garden, on
Friday ol last week. Who can beat
it, in th.s section ?
Nest week is holiday week for
the printers, hence we shall iiov go
to press. Our next issue wdl appear
on July 12tli
Geo. Menlz, John llauiui, and
C.I. Fleming, are creeling lancing
pavilion at Eagles Mere; the size of
which is 30x80 feet.
Bernice will celebrate the 4th of
July. A picnic and dance will be
the chief amusements of the day.
All are cordially invited.
Nearly all of I-iopez was in town
Tuesday, to testify in the contest
court and in consequence the Jen
nings mill was shut down.
R. A. Conklin of Laporte, caught
12 fine large trout in Lake Mokoma
on Friday morning hist. He cap
tured litem hi alioid 00 minutes.
Stenographer !iv»d •>: Fovanda is
doing tlie shorthand iu the contest
court this week. Mr. Coston's father
is ill, hence he could not be with us.
The Town Council should order
West Meylert street opened. At
present it is being farmed. We
would respectively request the coun
cil to make nn investigation.
George W. Fox of Hughesville,
has moved his family to Sonestown
for the summer, so that he may
give closer attention to his duties as
Superintendent of the Eagles Mere
Railroad.
Wc would caution our bicycle
riders not to attempt to make the
distance between Ln porteand Kagles
Mere. The road on the Siirew-burv
side has recently been made new
which has rendered it almost impass
able, so far as a "bike" is concerned.
The county well has been empty
of water for the past two weeks and
in consequence the drainage from
the county buildings lias Iwen ou a
standstill A long continuation of
this will produce sicklies* in our
midst. The only remedy is—more
water.
Colonel Edward Overton of To
wanda, would not hesitate in accept
ing the appointment of one of the
Su|>erior Court Judges at the hands
ot Governor Hastings. There are
a whole lot of people in this world
looking for soft snaps and Bradford
county is never found on tbe retired
list,
\ ii j' nmn'ier of iwojilc were In
lnwii, ■ • t.4" tifi in tin? co »M"-t case,
Tuesday nod Wednesday.
.; ~ ... 1(1: i, sister of Mr*,
-ii'.ni i.ioilffv. oi Widiainsport,
is v it in Mr. aid Mr*. Si.Bi'iH Ma*
h iffey aii<i family, oi Laporte.
Ulaeb Bear ou Ike Track.
As a Lehigh Valley train was run
ning near Lake Ganoga Monday
morning of last week, a large black
lajar was seen on the track and came
near bemg run down. The engineer
blew the whistle and the animal es
caped into the wooJs.
T J. Heeler can fit y«u out with Buys,
Youths anil Mens ready made clothing at
bottom prices.
Children's Day was appropriately
oi>Sf rved at the M. E. church, Sun
• iay evening. The church was very
nicely decorated. The Golden
iiate was very pretty, indeed, and
(lit program was nicely rendered.
The children did their part well.
Supt. lligley of the Sunday school
assisted by Miss Flattie. Grim is de
serving of much credit lor pains be
stowed upon the little ones.
There is a large force of men en
gaged iit work iu and about I'uorne
dale The George Sanders and the
David Bro« n saw mills give employ
ment to thirty or lort.v men and in
add tiou to tbU several bark jobs
are on iu i»«at vicinity giving
■••mpl.'n'ment to perhaps as many
moid.
" •;> for ycnv |i >t l'v> -
oil:,. ,c '.Vir ■> . ; i>a<-stO'"il I i-» j» it.
i'l!'.* ivoi 'i of exaiuiuing witiio>-e:-
,i (lie indicia! cofite.-t c.tae opened
HP. Monday, and is still progress
ing. ■he contestant's side closed
Wedue.-day, and the respondent's
side was opened Wednesday alter
tot.ii •:■»' tr as tve cat lorn there
itas uot b- en n'thing gained ou the
[>. mociiitic-ide tiius far The work
■j j. : ,'mp'y t-tki-ig test:-noi y, and .
|, jliii rS Oi tllO e.Oliiv'it
■ .i- i.v. lir v only listen, and no
v. : . . ie n tli:s W ut< -
i tint ; 1.1 iurt i- n regular ses
i'.i.i • ■ Sullivan comity There is
no ipi.stion abut the expense pint
of i-he ..r.).;»!im—tne court will not
. obliged t,<i meet iu Sullivan coun
tv to settle that pa it of the proceed
ings. A host of witnesses were call
ed lierc .vh 'se oily evidence in the
eiine Wa.- h-t they iia-1 paid taxes
. veiy <«-su. and as m>-t of tnern
were rt'iil i-stiite holders Uiey could
. Vfir well It VI- shrinked tax pay
11, » V?rt■ *»i? ilinl i-»iO buiiiiic*.
of lliisi week will Iks oiiciupit'd iii tak
iim testimony hi-re.—Tunkhannock
Rep
For groceries and dry goods be sure to
o -o to lJodiue & Warns, Smestown Pa
Olileal Press In America.
There will be exhibited at the
Williamsport Centennial a hand
press which is 153 years old, being
one of the first presses built in this
country and the oldest one now in
existence, which was secured by
Grit Publishing Company, for the
antiquarian display. The press was
built bv Thomas Draper in Boston
in 1742 and was used for many
years by the early printers in the
eastern and middle states.
It was exhibited at the Centen
nial in 1876, and was also one of the
greatest attractions in Machinery
hall at the World's Fair. A curious
feature of the old press is the two
cabbage like pads accompanying it,
which once served to ink the type in
place of rollers used for that purpose.
The machine was barrowed by Grit
trora the (,'ampbell Printing Press
aud Manufacturing Company, of
New York, who arc its present own
ers.
Ladies, hive you seen the new dress
goods at T. J. Keeler's. He can astonish
vou, both in quality and price.
Garrett Cochran Arrives Home.
Garrett Cochran, son of Hon. J.
Henry Cochran, and one of the
victims of the murderous shooting
affair at Princeton recently, was
brought home on Saturday. He
eame in a private car attached to
Niagara express, and was attended
by l)r. Jean Say lor Brown, the family
physician. His brother Joseph also
accompanied him. Young Cochran
stood the journey well aud last night
lie was reported in good condition.
Tin* bullet which entered his mouth,
passing through the tongue, is still
deeply imbedded in the muscles of
the neck back of the head.— Gazette
atul bulletin.
The appointment of J. llay Brown
of Lancaster, who is ex-Attorney
General II disci's law partner, to lie
a judge of the Hu|>erior Court, has
Biirpriscd the whole stale. Mr.
Brown's name hail not lieen mention
ed, and the fact of bis appointment
goes to show that Governor Hast
ings is acting independent in his
selections. It is reported that ex
it overnor Beaver has also been offer
ed a place on the bench and that
there ia a prospect of his acceptance
of the honor. The ex- Governor
would surely make * brilliant judge.
CONTEST COURT.
The contest court convened in
Laporte on Tuesday a. m., where the
SUtser sid« of the case continued
their evidence Following in the
testimony given:
FOR i 'ONTESTANT: —M. H. Sayman
Forks twp.. sworn; Did von receive
any money'( No. For the day ? No.
Was money paid you? Money was
left in my hands by Dr. Randall not
forjudge. What did you do with
it? Kept most of it; gave John Ep
l«?r and 8. Kplej" 81 00 each, for their
time, election morning, Think I paid
Tildon Ilincbold sl.
John Jaeoby. Lopez, sworn; Was
there auy money placed in your
hands ? No.
S. Bahm —Did you receive any
pav tor your time ? No; would uot
sell inv vote.
John Kahili, Lopez; Was there any
money placed in your hands? No;
work for Jennings Bros., allowed
my day, <sl.Bo.
Ellis Emmanuel, Lopez; Did you
have any money placed in your
hands ? No.
W. H. Gould. Lopez; Did you re~
ceive any money for any purpose ou
election day ? No; worked all day.
L. iittnainger, Lopez; Did team
work, hauled voters to the poll; re
ceived $1.40. Did you receive any
money other than this ? .Only ex
penses.
Thomas Kellaher, Bernice; Was
there any money placed in your
hands? No; lam not that kind of a
man.
W E. Plowman, Lopez; Was
you paid for the day? No. \ny
money placed in your hands? No;
work for Jennings Bros.
Frank Riant, Lopez; Was paid
;>r half-day; no money placed in
iiV liau l-> for election purposes.
Michael McDonald, (-'berry; Did
von receive my money ? No; was
not C'lT 1' 1 ■V-
Li. 15 rin i«i.ier. Had mo
money i"i tlfutiou purport*.
Alber Dyer, Lopez; Was there
any money placed in your hands
for election purposes ? Probably
spent $lO, sometime before election.
Where did you get the money? B.
W. Jennings, to pay expenses; month
or six weeks before election.
Th-s. l>f a hoc, Cherry; Did y ii
t-c. ■. m .iiiv uj ney: No ; o,• i
.,!• i ivaswd my vote. Noted the
irii.lit llepuhiican ticket
Thos. L.ivy, Cherry; Was there
•iny money paid you? Was laired
to bring voters out, providing there
were any to be taken. Are you a
Democrat 1 lam a liberal voter.
H. J. lluHinaster, Cherry; There
was no money placed iu my hands
for election purposes.
Peter McDonald, Cherry; Did you
receive any money ? Was furnish
ed my dinner; Gabriel Litzclman
bought it for me; also Thos. Lavey
,J. O. Ballard, Lopez; Did uot re
ceive any money.
Michael Burk jr., Lopez: Did you
receive am money for election pur
poses? Only a drink or t>vo ol
whiskey. A. B Me-sersmith gave
it to me. It was good.
John Place Lopez; Did not re
ceive any money.
B. W. Jennings Lopez; did you
pny any money tor election purposes?
Snout several hundred dollars, can't
tell how much, perhaps 6 or 8 hun
dred dollars. To several newspapers
RKP $75; Review $100; Gazette s.">o;
S4O or SSO to Inquirer ; Albert liyer
$5 for expenses; Auios Meckes $25,
for expenses, to talk dutch to the
voters; E. Edgar, expenses; Thos.
Lavy §5 to haul people to the polls,
gave $5 to an unknown person on
Irish liidge; (J. (jarringer $lO for ex
penses; U. E. Jackson S2O for ex
penses; F. Mosier S2O lor expenses
and team hire; Geo. Lanback $lO
to provide teams to get the voters to
the polls; Dr. Osier S2O for expenses;
F. P. Vincent SIOO, legitimate cam
paign expenses; Hon. W. C. Rogers,
$l6O, was coinmitteman; A. A. Ludy,
$5 for expenses. Cross Ex.—You
were the Republican candidate for
Representative, were you not ? Yes
sir. You were providing ways to
get the vote to the polls; you gave
no money for votes ? Mo sir; I
would not give any thing for a man's
vote.
John Cogsdell, Lopez; Did not!
receive any money for election pur
poses,
W. A. Camp, Lopez; Did you re
ceive any money for election purpos
es ? Got pay for half-day; received
no pay for my vote.
Frank Burke, Lopez; Did not re
ceive any pay. Got a drink or two
of whiskey.
Thos. Simmons, Davidson; Did
you receive any money? Ye 9, $5
of F. P. Vincent, chairman of the
Republican party, to pay taxes; paid
the Aliens, they got away before
election. Paid Ed Bears' don't re
member any more. Marked a couple
of tickets. Was a member of the
Standing Committee.
Michael Call ill, Lopez; Did not
receive any money.
Ilerbet Kellog, Lopez; Did not
receive any money.
(l. M. Kchler, Lopez; Did not re
ceive any money.
John Burke, Lopez; Did not ve
ceive any money; did work for Am
brose Parrell, yave a few treats to
the boys. Cross: Was inspector.
Judson Cooper, Lopez; Did not have
any money.
Lira Esenbacli, Lopez; Did not
have any money.
Charles Everetts, Lopez; The
Jennings Bros, allowed me my day,
only worked a half-day.
J. VV. Buck. Davidson; Did not
receive any money.
D. House, Lopez; Did not receive
any money.
John lteimanider, Davidson; Did
not receive any money. Cross :
Have you paid any taxes for tlie
past two yeara? Witness produces
receipt.
Henry Ileaverly, Cherry; Did not
receive pay for election day; Tbo».
Gahan got me a pair of boots. Not
for my vote. Thou. Gahan mnrked
my ticket. Cuoss: Wasn't it un
derstood that ho was to mark your
ticket ? No. Have you paid for
hoots ? No; expect to. Have you
paid tax ? Yea. Did Miles Hums
say to you, that if you would vote
for A. Farrell that Jerry Dccgan
would help you gut a pension ? Yes.
Witness produoe lax receipt lor 'J)3.
Adjourned to 2. p. m.
James Miller, Davidson; Did not
receive nny money. Samuel Bird.
Forks; Have you paid a tax? Yes.
Witness produce tax receipt.
Geo. W. Simmons, Davidson; Did
not receive any money f<>r eb-ct-i >n
purposes. Win. Sherwood, D .vi'-
BOU; Did you receive ANY money ?
No. Goo Brjrnns, Lopez; DM you
receive any money? No. Clins.
Arey, Lopez; Did not ruccivo a y
money lor election pir poses. Win
Carrington, Lopez; Received no
money for election purposes. N. A.
ltinebold, Lopez; Received no
money for election purposes. EJ
Y r onkin, Cherry; No money paid to
me for election purposes. O. C
Cranmer, Lopez; No money given
me for election purposes. \Va->h
Barth, Cherry; No money paid me.
Henry A. Fullmer* Cherry; Did IS.
VV. Hulfinastcr give you a dollar ?
No; his mother gave me a dollar, the
next day. Said she gave it to me
as a present. Chas. Bahr Cherry;
No money was paid me. George
Hazelton, Lopez- Received no
money for election purposes. John
N. Hazzen, Davidson; Received 110
money lor election purposes. C. W.
Bird, Forks; Paid tax, receipt pro-,
duced. G. W. Bigger, Davidson;
Received no money for election
purposes. T. S. Laird, Davidson;
Received no money in connection
with election. \V. H. Lawrenson,
David on; Received no money.
Daniel Shirrs, Davidson; deceived
no in m«y. Win I Messi-rsmith,
Dividsoii; 11' ceived no uionev
Uoltt'id Barton, Elkland; Did you
get a sack of flour given by F. Sclian
bacher to attend the election of 'O4?
No sir. John Yonkin 2d, Cherry;
Did you have any money for elec
tion purposes? No sir. James
Hunsinger. Cherry; Did you pay a
tax previous to this election ' Yes;
in June ' 94. .lames Phillips, D vid
h tteoeiwi no 111 11 i.utile; ;
Welles, Dushore; Received no I
money. Did you pay any money'
out of your own pocket? No sir. j
John Glidewell, Davidson, Asked i
the number of miles. Cuo 8: How
old are you? 97 years. The Judge
asked what he was called for.
Sootiten said perhaps a mistake.
John Seller,jr., Dushore; Receiv
ed no money for election purposes.'
E P Kester, Lopez; Received no
money for election purposes. F T
Mynard, Dushore; No money paid
me pertaining to election. Hour, j
Ballard, Lopez; Received no mone\ j
for election purposes. Thos Bioc-|
ham, Lopez; No money p-iid ins.
CROSS; «av»> y m p:»i■ • a tnx ;» \< ;u
previous t>i im- ;i 1 Y ;!
tax receipt produce! G P Uncle.
Dushore; Received no money. Har
vey Buck, Davidson; No money I'm
election purposes I) B Snidie
uiire, Lopez; Received no mono.
TI10& Kelley. Lopez; No money giv-
en me for election purposes. Fore -
man in the woods told the men lo
come in, in time to vote. Left a
uau in my place 011 Unit day. Dan
Delles, Lopez: .No money paid me :
D W Darling, Davidson; received on
election money. H Westi>rook Lope/, i
deceived 110 money relative to eleC- i
tion. Percy Armstrong, Davidson;!
No money was paid me. Frank;
Buck, Dushore; Received no money I
for election purposes. Harris Barn-1
hart, Lopez; llave paid a tax; in
Aiay or June '94. Received 110
money for election purposes E
W Huffmaster, Cherry; No money
received. Did you pay Fullmer sl.
No sir. By the Court:—Did your
mother give Fullmer SL. Not that I
know of. Jeremiah Hunsinger, Lo
pez; Did you mark your ticket?
les. Were you offered any money
to come to election? No sir. S.
Steafather, Lopez; Received uo
money in connection with election.
CROSS: Have paid 110 tax since '9l.
S Kifer, Lopez; No money was
placed in my hands to spend with
the boys, Geo Yonkin, Cherry; I
received no money for election pur
poses. Robt MoMabon, Dushore;
I received no money relative to elec
tion. Clint McCarroll, Lopez; Was
there any whisky furnished you on
election day ? Yes; at the Jackscn
Hotel. By the court:—Did you
know that you were going to get
this whisky before you voted T No
sir. Chas Croll, Dushore; I receiv
ed no money for election purposes.
Geo Rea, Davidson; I received
no election money; $5 was handed
me by a stranger. Don't know what
his name was; it was after dark.
Money was given me to take the
voters to the polls. John A Phillips
Davidson; flave paid a tax, receiv
ed no election money. L R Oarring
ton, Lopez; I received 110 money.
John Schaffer, Forks; Shaffer tell
us about that sheep you got of Say
man. The hoy (Ira) got it; I do
not know anvtliing about the bargain
CROSS: Di«l II Ricblin offer you fcl.-j
50'( Yes, I took it. Frank give
me the money after 1 had voted. 1
voted the straight Democratic ticket
I Shaffer, Forks; I paid for the
sheep. CROSS: H Ricblin offorcd
me#l 50; was given me after elec
tion. E W Buitler, Lopez; I re
ceived no money for election pur
poses. M F Shaw, Davidson ; Have
paid a tr.x. I received no money
for election purposes. By the court:
Do you allege t fiat all of the voters
in Davidson twp. received money
for their vote ?
Mr Scouten—No sir;
By the Court—The bill of par
ticulars and the mode of exami
nation indicates it. J B Simmons,
{ Davidson; Have paid a tax; receiv
-1 WNTIH I'EDTOTAGE"J.
"Tho sincere temperat'ice volers
who lvvc stood by the Prohibition
party in Ohio for years will have
their loyalty severely tested this
F '!l wiian tliev nro siskod to vote for
! the candidates nominated on the
' platform adopted at the Slate Cons
rention last Wednesday. The third
plank of tho platform demands that,
the Govern meat establish national
brinks, as it. does postoilices and
' !asne money directly to the people,
and until this scheme is carried out
Vie free nnd unlimited coitinge of
silver at the ratio o> 10 to 1 is de
mantlcd, ns 'a temporary relief."
There was a lima when the Prohi
bition party was a factor in the
politics of o'ii >. I : . held tho balance
of power b two en tho Republican
and Democratic parties, and at one
time it seemed as if it would place
tho former party in the minority,
jits followers were looked upon as
| mistaken but sincere, but by trying 1
'to bolster up the prohibition cause
by indorsing dishonest money they
show how easy is the step between
fanaticism and crankisui."
Notice
Ice Cream will be served every
Friday evening at the Mountain
House. All arc invited.
MRS. M. C. LAUER.
The Turia Reform.
Wages, in some instances, are
higher than they were in 1894. But
they are far below the wages of 1891
and 1892. All over the country
there have been strikes for the pur
pose of securing even the wanes of
1893. The voluin° of business has
increased over that of 1894, l>ut it is
only 80 per cent, of that of three
years ago. Business failures in the
last few weeks have been over COO,
against less than 500 in the corres
ponding period of 1897, add this,
too, in spite of the fact that the
weaker firms went under long ago
Export-- h ,vc d, creased, although
ihe matkets of t!ie world are open to
us. We have been selling bonds in
stead of redeeming them, as we did
under a Protective Tariff.
So much for tho business boom
which has come through Tariff Re
form—the boom which has come
through Tariff Reform, but which,
strange to say, did not reach us 1111s
»il the party of protection had again
been swept into power and had been
placed in control of (he legi-lati>e
branch of the government,
For FT)I I' .1 Mc .t; i.l Bodiue it V.'nrn
Son • .-> vn IV.-
All 0 N i
Th'i un :• d Auditor appointed by
Comiao iP " Court of Su! iv.-vu e only,
!'i .:i'!l(j !'i "r. ; ; fro 1
• •.u-,: . ..." I*. I.i ; , \.i i.it- |
• I " . i I'i ■ in .id ia :. a- the
of 11. T. I> ■ i 1 Lnporie, O ,
I . hy, .7->l "'.I, ai 9 u'e.ock a 111.,i
A .-'on .-• I may p e:, •••!
: a ir 1 aims, or be barred l'roia partielpat- 1
ia j in . ,ti 1 i"ii 11.
JOHN* 11. CRONIN, Auditor. 1
Dn 'iore Pa., .luuo ■ h I^os.
Sheriff's Sale.
By virtue of ■> writ of Fi. Fa. issued oat
off- Court ol Common P is of Sullivan.
<: >ua;y, and t > a, ■ tli ectod a-id delivered,
there \v:il l».* »x""ved t > i.nb'ic sale at the
Court. lUnibe ia L 1 porte, Pa., oa
MONDAY, JOI.Y 15th. 1895,
At one o'c'ock p. m., the following de
scribed properly, viz:
LOT NO. 1.
All that certain lot or piece of ground
situated In the village of Sonestown, Dav
idson towuship, Sullivan county Pa., de
scribed as follows: Beginning at a stone.
S. W. corner of lot No. 1, thence N. 25
degreesE. 3&5-10 perches to a stoneadjoin
ing lands of C. B. Miller; thence by lands
of Ira Stelnbach, S. 64 degrees E. 11 per
ches to centre of Main street ; thence along
said street S. 31 degrees VV. 5&8-10 perches
to a stone; thence N. 59 degrees W. by
lands of David Lorab, TL perches to the
place of beginning: Containing 43&7-10
perches of land, and having thereon erect
ed a large and commodious two storied
framed hotel building, a framed barn with
shed attached, iee house, and other out
buildings; two welis of water and some
fruit trees thereon.
LOT No. 3. Also another lot or piece
of ground in same village, county and
state, described as follows: Beginning at
a stone in centre of street, thence 8. 59
degrees E. 8 perches to a buttonwood ou
the bank of the Mill Pond; thence along
the Mill Pond. 8 perches to a post; thence
N. 65 degrees W. 8 perches to a stone in
tho centre of the street; thence S. 31 de
grees W. 8 perches to the place of begin
ning. Containing 68 perches of land,
more or less; all cleared and cultivated as
a garden-
Seized, taken into execution and to be
sold as the property of D. 11. Lorah at the
suit of Roseutleld Bros. & Co. (use).
TIIOS. MAUAFFEY, Sheriff.
MCCOKMICKS Attorneys.
Sheriff's office, Laporte Pa., June 17, '95.
Sheriff's Sal*.
By virtue of a writ of Lev: Fa: Sur
Moiig. issued out of the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Sullivan county, and to me
directed ami delivered, there will be ex
posed to public sale at the Court House in
L iporte, Pa.-,-ou
Saturday, July 6,1895,
iAt one o'clock p. NI., the following de
scribed properiiy, vi/.:
All that piecu paro l or tract of land
situai" 1 in LA' or!e tsvp.. Sullivan county,
Pa., bounded and described as follows:
Beginning at a corner of land of Win E
King, thence along his lino N. 60 degrees
Went 75 perches to a corner; theuce S. ;I0
degrees West ATMUT 180 perches to a cor
ner; thence S. 60 degrees Ea*t, 00 perches
to the wearrant line;lhence along said line
N. 3D dgrees East 175 perches to the place
of beginning. Containing U2 acres and 57
perches strict measure, in«rc or less. Hav
ing I hereon erected one framed dwelling
house, framed barn, one small shup aud
other out buildings; a good orchard there
on and well watered; about 55 acres under '
cultivation, balauce M slashed tiinl»r.
Seized, taken into execution and to be
Mold as tho property of Charles W, Little
at the suit of Robert Stormont.
TIIOS. MAUAFFE7, Sheriff.
DOWNS. Attorney.
Sheriff* office, Luportc, It., Juue 10, '93.
!IBQS Spring 1895, Z.
Artificial 4
j Ye* it is ii fiict; our new stock represents a sur- -Bait ™
prising line of I>««renins. And now we arc niter Got UD
buyers. Our l>nit is bargains, genuine bargains; jllSt to
; remeinher, real bargains. We have seemed as good a ihat n u
line oi goods as was ever offered in this vicinity. J
jt is this fact and our extra Low Prices that makes CUStOBD.
1 0 ur present bargain offer the event of the season.
Call and be Convinced of the Above facts.
MOSI3 'QLMAWB SONS, ' *
THE ON T E PRICE CLOTHIERS TAILORS AND HATTERS.
, Opposite the Court House, WILLIAMSPORT, PA
Capital sso 000. Nll
Surplus and Undivided Profits $14,000
The First National Bank,
OF HUGHESVILLE, PA.
President,
DEWITT BoorNE; A , offers all the usual facilities for
* the transaction of a
Vice President, ]
C. W. WADDROP; ® GENERAL "PTTOTWIIOO
J BANKING .BUSINESS.
W. C PRONTZ. Account* Respectfully Solicited.
We have planted our T~* "T 7"T7 TD "\7"
Prices so low that HJ V HJXV JL
T3 ~XT Is Astonished, We have J
J- opened up a fine line of
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SDress GoodsJ
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Consistin • of Ducks, Royal Piques, Jacouette Plis»e, Henriettas,
Serges, Broadcloths, and a hundred other different kinds, styles
and verities of goods suitable for this season's trade. . . . .
CROCKERY ft GLASSWARE.
We make a specialty of the Grocery Trade and at all times have
the choicest and best goods the market afford. CASH PAID For
Bunm, & wool.
Thank in.' the public for their very 'ihsral patronage, we invite a continuance of
the same.
E. G. SYLVARJE.
Dushore Pa.
J S. HARRINGTON.
llanufactuter and dealer in
uD . C'll-S J§»llO©IS«
I Dsfy Competition.
ALL HIY
i-—Norxuous Spring Stock
I Of ITino Shoes marked down
25 PER CENT.
The most complete stock ol reliable Footwear in the county.
Everything Stylish and fresh from the Manufacturers.
./. S. Harrington*,
MAIN STREET, - - DUSHORE, PA
The largest and most complete
Line of
—CLOTHING
Ever shown in Dushore.
Call and see my line of
jflU '^ liree button Sack and
Children's Reefer, Sailor, Junior, Jersey, Middy, and
Kilt Suits; SI.OO to $7.00. My line of laundred White and
Percale Shirts is the largest ever shown in this part of the country,
price 20c to *1.20. I have all the new styles in stiff
HATS FOR SPRING TRADE.
J, W Carroll Co.
Dushore Pa.
TO THE FUBMdP
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I am prepared to meet any prices or quotations with a first elass H!
well selected stock ot
MEN'S, YOUTU'S, BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING
HATS, LAPS, AND GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
TRUNKS, HAGS AND UMBRELLAS,
1 also have full lines ot Samples from two Merchant Tailoring Estab*
lishmcnts.for Custom Work. Perfect fits guaranteed. Call and get pricM«
Yours Respectfully etc.",
F, P. VINCENT.
CRONIN'S NEW BLOCK.
LOYAL SOCK COAL
I
Loyal Sock Coal, for sale at the Breaker of the State T.in> & BolliffUl
Railroad Co. at Bernice
S3.OOTP.
The State Line & Sullivan R. R. Co. 1 O. £u«», f«f%j