THE REPUBLICAN.
\V. M. OHRNGT, - - -Editor.
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STATE,
For Tri-nsurer,
B. J. HAYWOOD.
For Superior Court .Judges,
CHARLES E. RIOE,
JAMES A. BEAVER,
JOHN J. WICK HAM,
HOWARD J. REEDER,
GEORGE B. ORLADY,
EDWARD N. WILLAUD.
County Tioket.
For Sheriff,
HENRY E. FAAVCETT,
Elkland township.
For Prothonotary Etc.,
W. J. LAWRENCE,
Dushore.
Past Kecoril ot the Rf|iablii«n
Candidate*, Mr, Henry K. Kaw
cetttor Kheriii; and W. J.
Lawrence tor I'rotii. etc.
IIKNRT E. FAWCETT for Sheriff.
Henry E. Faweolt the People's
candidate for the office of Sheriff of
Sullivan county, was born in Elkland
township in 1857, hence is 38 j-ears
of age. Henry obtained his educa
tion in the common schools of our
county and at the age of 21 started
out in life for himself. lie was a
farmer boy and chose this vocation
at his maturity and purchased o
small farm near the old homestead.
Henry worked early and late and it
was only a short time until the last
pavment due on the farm was can
celled. He purchased the Homestead
recently, and now owns one of the
largest and best farms in Sullivan
county. This is ample proof that
our candidate is a thorough business
man and just the fellow to 611 the
office of Sheriff satisfactory to all.
Should he be elected, the deserving
poor can depend upon it, he will not
distress them because ofhis position,
but to the contrary will help them in
their troubles. A man of this repu
tation would be most heartliy wel
comed in this office by our people.
Mr. Fawcett haß served two terms
as constable of Elkland twp. and has
made a judicious and competent
officer. He was chosen by the peo
ple of Elkland to fill this office. It
was unsolicited by him. Neithei
did he solicit the nomination of
Sheriff". He was chosen by the con
vention and there was no opposition.
When his name was first mentioned
in caucus, he declined, but was per*
suaded by voters of both political
faith to accept of the nomination,
lie is thoroughly competent to at
tend to the duties of this office and
is honest and upright in all of his
dealings. Mr. Fawcett bears the
best reputation possible among hie
neighbors and will carry almost a
solid vote in Elkland where he is
best known. This speaks volume
for our nominee.
It is alleged by some people that
most any Tom, Dick and Harry can
fill this office. This i3 true, so far
as the name is concerned, but when
the Docket, the Sheriff's Deed Book
and other office work is brought into
consideration, it requires more than
an ordinary business man to fill the
bill.
We can, unhesitatingly reccom
mend Mr. Fawcett equal to all bus
iness matters pertaining to the
Sheriff's office and should the pco
pic elect him Sheriff he will execute
all business left in his care with neat
ness and dispatch.
Remember he is a farmer boy and
worthy of your support.
W. J. LAWKKNCE, for I'rothonotary &c.
Wm J. Lawrence or Will Law
rence as he is usually called is a Sul
livan county boy in the strictest
sense of the word. His grandfather
(Wm. Lawrence) was one of the first
settlers in this county removing from
Northumberland county when he was
a young man and buying a farm in
Cheiry twp. in the year 1825. Win
Lawrence took an active part in the
organ'zation of Sullivan county and
was one of the three Commissioners
first elected. John H. Lawrence
was 1 0 ,- non his father's farm in this
county in 1833 his life has all bee.i
spent in Sullivan county, by occupa
tion—a farmer, he has also been for
many years a Justice of the Peace
and was Sheriff of the county from
1867 to '7O. W. J. Lawrence is the
oldest son of John 11. Lawrence and
his wife who was before marriago
Miss Hannah Dieffenbach. William
was born Feby, 27, '57 at Dushore.
He was educated in the common i
schools of Sullivan county and at
the age of 17 begin life as a school t
teacher which occupation lie follow- I
ed for nearly six years. When 21 i
he went to Wilkesßarre, Pa. and for i
several years worked in the coal i
mines during the winter and at the <
carpenters trade during the summer !
thoroughly acquiring the trade of a |
carpenter in Wilßesltarre, Milton, ]
Cheater and Philadelphia, he return- |
led to Sullivan county anil engaged
in Luminous as a carpenter and build*
or in association with liin brother
; Charles T, Lawrence. Among the
prominent buildings in this county
wliieh Lawrence U-o*. have erected
we may mention, Hotel Eagles Mere,
Catholic church at Overton, Episco
pal church nt Lnportc the Catholic
chinch at Wilmot and Laporte the
Court House at Troy nnd Laporte
and they are now finishing the hand
some church and parsonage at Ber
nice and the residence of Geo. 11,
Welles at Wyalusing.
Mr. Lawrence has been a school
director in Dushore lioro. for a num
ber ot years and is a director of the
First Nat. Bank of Dushore, He
was the candidate of the Republican
party for sheriff in 'B9 against the
well known and popular ex-Sherifl
John Ulz and made a brilliant fight
though defeated.
Mr. Lawrence is one of the best
business men of the countj', well
known and well liked, he is a man of
the highest honor, careful in making
engagements, but when made he car
ries them out to the letter. lie has a
pleasant word for all, attends strictly
to his own affairs and is careful and
sober in his habits. In a life of hard
work he has made the reputation of
heing true to his iriends, honest iu
his dealings and ready at all times to
lend a helping hand to his fellows.
Recognizing this as true, the Re
publicans have nominated him as
iheir candidate for the office of Pro
thonotary Register and Recorder at
iheir convention held in Dushore
September 3, 189*). For this office
he has excellent qualifications in his
thorough education, his long famil
iarit.y with business which has
brought him into contact with the
Prothonotary's office, and more than
all by his thorough honesty and re
liability if elected, it will be an honor
worthily bestowed and the people of
the county will have a kind, courte
ous, honest and efficient officer.
ESTELLA ITEMS.
A. T. Mulyneux is on the sick list
Ladies Aid met at Mrs. Granville
Messicks Thursday.
Quite a number from this place
contemplate taking in the Canton
fair next week.
On Monday evening lightning
struck Mert Webster's house, doing
slight damage.
Mrs. Etta Battin of Addison N. Y.
is visiting her father, S. J. Osier,
of Bare Mountain.
School begins next Monday, with
Nelson Tomkins as instructor. We
predict a successful term.
Mrs. I. K. Brown of Estella, is
very sick at her daughters Mrs.
George Warburton at Muucy Valley.
A very heavy shower accompanied
by much thunder and lightning
passed over this place on Monday
evening.
Rev. Hyde preaches bis farewell
sermon al Estella next Sabbath at 3
o'clock. We are sorry to have Mr.
liyde go. He is well liked at Estella
Last Saturday afternoon as Chas.
Webster accompanied by his oldest
son, George, five years old, was re
turning from the field with a load of
potatoes, sixteen bushels. The little
boy in some way unknown to his
father fell out of the wagon and the
hind wheel passed over his face,
crushing in the roof of his mouth,
dislocating the upper jaw and crack
ing the under one. Dr. Randall was
called immediately but he being
absent at the time did not arrive un
til Sunday morning when be made a
surgical opperation removing two
bones and done everything to re
lieve the little sufferer who at pres
ent is doing fine considering the ex
tent of his injuries. By the way:
Doc. Randall is one of the best, if
not the best surgeon we have in Little
Sullivan.
KTTTIE CLOVER.
Ladies, have vou seen the new drees
goods at T. J. Ivecler's. He can astonish
vou, both in quality uud price-
Jen* OnvlV Frleuil.
MALVERN, la., Sept. 2.—The late
M. U. Payne, the famous Fremont
county millionaire who died a few
days ago, was a most interesting and
original character. He was a life
long friend of Jefferson Davis, and
when the latter was elected Presi
dent of the Southern Confederacy
he appointed Payne Secretary of the
Interior, but he never served in that
capacity.
On the contrary, he came North
aud settled in Fremont county, where
he has since amassed a fortune esti*
muted at from $<1,000,000 to $3,000,-
000. lie owned land in every State
in the Union except one. When
Jeffeison Davis died lie owed Mr,
Payne SIOO,OOO which he bad for*
gotten to pay. When Davis died
Payne was called to bis home to
preach bis funeral sermon, :
I'Mtcat own.
CONTINUED KROM PAOK 8.
not state In his affidavit the voter's
place of residence within the district.
WYOMING COUNTY
liraintrim twp—George G Kecnev J 8
Nuwuian George Humus W J Smith
Monroe twp—Andy Oo>he Thomas
Kitchen C H Mouroe Charles Vale E J
Elslon
Northmorelaud twp—Newton Dytnond
Nicholson biro—TO Button
Tunkhannock lioro—F B Jennings
SULLIVAN COUNTY
Loprx —Clint MoCanoll, Chas Meyers Elliot
Emanuel Eugene Loafer Thomus Frunk'iu Ueo
Salsbut-y II L Dobson Geo C Tbra-hor T. 0.
Ross P.'t Monster Fred Keagley J, L. Messor
smifh Aaron Rord Thomas Rune* N. A. Rino
bold, H. O. JStteevy Patrick Kcofn Frank Kra
mer Mai hew IJuinn Quo. A. Sheehan J. L.
Mcssersmith Robert Ourl y, Pat Dorsey Mike
Finan James Iladcel.
Shrewsbury— N. M. Little.
(e.) Because the allidavit of the
voter or his witness, if made, was
not attested by the signature of the
officer who administered the oath.
WrOMING co,
Braintrim twp.—C. B. Jayne Edward E.
Smith George Saatns.
Forkaton twp—Alvin Milheim.
Monroe twp—Chas Vale.
Nortbmoruland twp—Newton Dymond I.
Dickiuion David Ulrieb Joaiah Kuukle Otis
MUM Jaino* A. Uoble.
SULLIVAN CO
Cherry twp—Mioha> I Marshall.
Davidson..George Gunnel C. A. Gower.
Laporte b0r0... Frank Otterbine.
Lopez— Mike Fioan.
(112.) Because the voter's affidavit
is not accompanied by the affidavit
of any qualified elector of the district.
WVOMINO co
Math >|>pe» bor .. Jll PeaJing B(' Cava
naugh Frank Mattison 0 11 Gco ge.
-Monroe twp. HUwanl Camp,
Washington twp. Am •• Shuffler Benjamin J
Uaitron.
Windham twp. Goorjie W Adams.
SULLIVAN CO.
Dnehore boro. F J Weiss L B Zanor B.
T Martin Frauk LKmaboe.
Ilillggrova twp. AMeArthur.
ShrtWjbury twp. C'harlos Kinney.
(g.) Because the affidavit of the
voter is entirely blank and contains
no statement whatever with regard
to the several matters required of
him,.by la>v.
Wyoming county, Clinton twp. 11. Crissuian.
(h.) Because the only affidavit
made was that of the voter's witness.
WYOMING co.
Monroe twp. Charles Dnvaul Noah Me-
Clutky,
SULLIVAN CO.
Laporte boro. II W MclCihbins A A Over
hultzor.
(i.) Because being a naturalized
citizen the voter does not state
when, where and by what court he
was naturalized.
WYOMING CO.
Tuuklianoock twp. A Meg^cnhofer.
SULLIVAN CO.
Cherry twp. John Fisl; 'r
Davidson twp. Henry Kapler
Lopez Charles Meyers Georgo t-alsbury
F.e l Koagtey Michael Reagan Wntthew Quinn
(j.) Because the person who was
a witness to the residence of the
voter in the district was not a qualU
lied voter of said district.
Sullivan county, Lopez. James Moonoy
IV. The following persons have
not resided in the election districts
where they respectively voted, for
two months immediately preceeding
the said election:
WVOM'NO CO.
liraintrim tw[>. Lyman Waterman.
r L mon twp. Addison .1 Awry.
Tunkhannock boro. H L McKown Ed Ryan
SULMVAN CO.
Cherry twp G W Totter Albert Finzlo Jno
Ainbnrv.
' Davidson twp. Harvey Iliukle.
Dushore bor -. Er .e.l Chalin«rt.
Elkiand twp. Uriah Vargerson Moses Ran
dall David Bedford.
Hillsgrore twp. Josoph Ambs.
V. The following persons (having
previously been qualified electors or
native born citizens of the State, and
, having removed from the Stale and
returned thereto) had not resided iu
the State six months immediately
proceeding the said eleotion:
Wyoming County.
Tunkhnnnock twp—Elijah Fluwmerfelt.
Sullivan Couuty
Hillsgrovo twp.—Sainuol T. Oalough.
VI. The following persons of
foreign birth voted at the said elec
tion without having first been
naturalized.
Wyoming County.
Monroe twp—Casper Smith.
Tuukhann.ick twp—Ferdinand Pfuhl Charles
Pfuhl John Ilurd.
Sullivan County.
Bernie'—Willi.im Thompson.
Davidson—llarry Kapler
Dushore—William Reeder.
Laporto iwp Joan Uautier.
VII. The following person is re*
turued as having voted, but either
did not vote and was simulated by
some other person, or if ho did vote,
voted illegally because he was not at
the time of the said election a resi
dent of the district in which he was
so returned.
Sullivan County.
Laporte twp—Jno >b Jac"l>y.
VIII. The following persons
gave, promised or offered to give to
an elector money or other consider
ation of value for his vote at the
said election.
Wyrming County.
Brn:ntrim twp—Alfred Hawley. Qeorge D
W right B E Waketnan.
Katon twp— n nrgp V. Tif>ny.
Falls twp—Jets.* Hunt Wiltiaui J MoKnnc.
Forkiton twp.. WnV.u-a Fa suit ' >rev Krew
son Ocorgc Furr Jackson H.d.oil J J Burgess
A P Bur.ess,
Lem>n twp—John W Wriglev Wellington
Clifford, John Tague Martin Clifford Jauies
AOK.
Miboopany twp—B. C. Roiohline Joseph
Dady, J. C. denning.
Northmorwland twp —Stephen Story James
Race.
Bicholsoo twp—Edwin Stephens.
Tuukhananck boro. James Dubler Andy
Wall Frank llerriok Ed H Stone Thomas H
Ryan Klmer Diekson Jesse Aokerson John P
Lyman, Asor Stemp'er Charles Lane Peier
A Miller WUlis Miller J Dudley Inman Wm.
Baker Miles DaUey William Ellti.
Windham twp. Andrew Sterens Joshua
Tro abridge SUM 0 Adas*.
Sullivan County.
Ch'rty twp. (Jahriel Litwliaati G«orge
Hurting Jiwph Lltielman.
Collcy Iwp. J.tin W Obort.
])uril(cn Iwp. Ellin Swank William Robins
KlkUnd Iwp Joshua Cott 811 iniicl I'ltrrinh.
Forks twp. M II Sayniau Frank C llielilin.
Forketvllle horo. F. C. Sehanabaehor, A. L.
Smith,
Fox twp— Charles V Parrlsh.
Hillsgr»ve twp. George K Walker, J 11
Hoffmnn, I, J Buckingham Cory L Dunlap
Gtorge M Bond.
Lope*, Pat Do.-sey Ambrose Farrell Mich
ael J Kane.
IX. The following persons each
received or agreed to receive money
or other consideration of value for
his vole at the said election.
Wyoming County.
Rrnintilm two Lyman Wnterman Albert
Billings John VandTworkor William Anderson
Clinton twp. C'i.nrlis Croop.
Raton Iwp. William S Lane George E
Smith.
Falls twp. I-raol, Calvin and Mones Corbey
Albert Fitch 11 S Wood J M I'hiuney.
Forko3ion twp. XV II Hoot Jason and Calvin
Hoot .1 S Burgess John S Canfield Osmer
Rodgers Houghton Kasion Hll K gers Geo.
II Rogers.
Lemon twp. Gcorgo J Crawford R H Molt
A <" Parks Burton Rosen*rant. J 0 Ahnor, It
CSh <te< Minot K Avery Benjamin Place, W.
E Whispel.
Mehoopany Iwp. Grant Scoulcn.
Monroo twp. Joseph Palmer Thomas S
Thompson, C W Schooly.
NoiGnnoieland twp. Loster Pace Otu Moss
Tuokhannock bom. John Kininer Giles
Ross George A Phippson, A J Rois Minor
Koss, Alvin Harding John L Baker. Byioo
"yres, Irwin Dickson John Dickson Milo 1)1. k
a >n Petry bicks <n Go irgo Decker George Cleve
land, A Hie Durling Ernstas Dewey Ferdinand
Pfnhl, Homer Bullock Fred Wall John llnrd
James Blaekmoro Willard Long Fred Dlek-on
Louis Dirk'on Sylvester Rosrngrant Willard
Duilirg. I.oais E Stant-on Nathaniel Rosen-
M t, Jack Furnham Samuel Flory, Cbas.
Fo<s Oliver Kislipaiigh Thomas Adam«
Webster Dickson, llarley FOBS C H Adams.
\\ indham twp. J W Manslield Benjaiuin
Merrill., C We 1 s'er Dady, Harry Leonard.
Sullivan County.
Cherry twp. Th 'mas Lavey Levi Fu'mar.
L'ulley twp. Loren Ellis Daniel Osborue, G.
S l a bach.
Davidson twp. George E Rea James Moran
John C Taylor William Hopper Augustus
Men er.
Du-h >re boro. Alexander Whitehread,
Klkland twp L K Bartow Theodore Bartow
John P Rogers William Chrisman Mordici
Schoonover Fred Wicks George Lunar.
Folks twp. Jacob Epler Samuel Epler
Til in an Reinbold Jonathan Shafer Ira Shaler
Levi Hunsiuger K 0 Sayman Michael J llroeh
art. Joseph Richlin Thorn is noggins Eli Rein
bold John Saatu Cnrli< Rumscy Henry Saam,
John U Saam.jr. John liuhr, Gustavo Hun
singer Leruy lthoc George Bahl.
Fox twp. Geary Porter Stewart Brown
Alshiirv Brown.
Hillsgrove Iwp. Wilson Crawford Charles
Clark Charles Darby C E Hoffman George
Dunlap. 6
Lopez. John E Col'.ins.
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TIME TA BLE,
Effective, June, 17th, 1895.
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T1 t I t I T i STATIONS. I F | t | T I t I t I
P. M P.M. P.M.!A.M.!A. M. 'A.M. A.M. AM. P.M. P.M. P.M.
!480 3 85:10 80 840 VVilliamsport 700 10 15, 242527 10 45
9 40! 510355 10 55 05 llalls 620750945205 4409 80
112 9 44'f 5 15 '8 5811 lOOlf 8 10 Pennsdule 6 12 112 7 45 112 9 40,f 2 00 112 4 85.f 9 24
9555204 07 11 I2j 822 Fluphesville 000 7 85; 9 2»- 148 4 28! 911
535 4 15{11 20! 880 Picture Hocks 9211894 15 903
ifs 38*4 17 fll2-S f8 34 I.vons Mills f»l7 112 1 3j» 112 4 11,18 59
!f 541 112 4 9 fll2l f8 3 6 Chaniouni If 9 15 112 1 82 112 4 lig f8 58
5 48 425 It 35 8 45| Glen Mawr 1 9 07< 125! 4 01 8 49
f550 *4 28 112 1143 f8 50 Edkins if 902 112 1 17 f355f 840
f559 *4 3t|fll46'f 859 Strawbridge f859f1 12 112 3 521f 8 ;;7
If 608 *4 80|fll5O ; f 905 Heeeh Glen | fBS4fS 09 112 3 48it 832
I 6 00 4 4n It 541 9 09: Muney Valley I 8 51 10« 3 45 8 29
013 4 45! 12 011 9 15) Sonestown I 8451 00 3 37! 822
705 12 55 10 00 i EagleTjMcrc "" 1 0 06 10 30' 17 25
!618 4 45|12 01 1 Sonesiowu j i 8 45) 8?i 822
j 6 30 4 57 12 19 Nordroont 8 28 1 3 22 8 05
6 47 5 11 12 8?| 1 L»porte 8 11! 3 03 7 47
f7 05 f523 f2 58 I Rlngdale I 'f7 54 |f 245f 727
725 5 85! 112 ! Satterfield 1 740 2307 10
6 53 2 10 j Dushore 1 7 30 ill 50 5 27
709 2 -10 | New Albany | 713 112 12 511
729 8 30- ; Monroeton 0 541 10 33 451
7 45 4 0(1 ; Towanda 6 40 1 9 00 4 35
i 820 ! Wilkes Barre j 320
P.M. P.M. P. M. P. M. A.M.' A.M.!A.M.|A.M. A. M.jp. M.
112 Daily Except Sunday. 112 Flag Stations. * Traius do not stop.
Connections with Philadelphia and Reading Rail Road at llalls for all points
Norili and South, and tin- Beech Creek & Fallbrook Railroads: at Satterficld for all
points on the L. V. R. R.; at Sonestown with the Eagles Mere It. R., for Eagles
Mere; at Chamouni with transfer coaches tor Highland Lake.
GEO. V. FORMAN, VIC it PRES., R. E. EAVENSON, GENI.. MANAGES.
Buffalo, N. Y. Hughesville, Pa.
Cheapest and Best
We erect the cheapest find best
Wire Fence
In the market.
If in need of a fence this season
or in the future, give us a call.
James Meyers, & Cc
Strawbridge, Pa.
T. F. Carskadden,
MERCHANT TAILOR.
WILLIASPOUT, PA.
OFFICE *NO. 40, WEST FOURTH STREET
r. Carskadden is numbered
among the very best tailors in the
city, and his prices are reasonable.
4-12:»95.
Trial Lliti Wept. Term 1895.
RETURN DAY. SEPT. 10, 1895.
1 John Utz vs John W. Carroll, No, S
Sept. term 1802; defendant's appeal.
2. David Brown vs Trexler Terrell <£
Co. No. 50 Feb. term 180:1, assumpsit.
3 J. 11. Campbell & Son vs Alfred F
Letts, No 12 Dec. term 1898; appeal.
4 Sylvester S. Steafather vs Sullivar
county No, 77 May term 1894; trespass.
5. Lewis Hunsinger vs Trexler Terrel
& Co. No. 67 Sept. term 1894; trespass.
0. Bruce Rea, jr. vs The Lyon Lumbei
Co., No. 86 Sept. term 1804; trespass.
7. John W. Carroll vs Thomas Miner A
James Ladden No. 9(1 Sept. term 1894
ejectment.
8. Mary Cumiskey widow of P. 11,
Cumiskey vs James Connor, No. 113 Sept
term 1894, trespass.
9. Keystone Confection Co. vs Geo. C
Jackson, No. 14 Feb. term 1895; assump
sit.
ALPHONSUS WALSH, Prothonotary
Proth's. Office 1 apoito Pa., Aug. 3, '95.
QOUKT PROCLAMATION.
"WHEREAS, HON. E. M. DUNHAM, Presi
dent Judge. Honorables John Yotikiu am
M. J. Phillips, Associate Judges of tin
Courts of Oyer and Terminer and Genera
Jail Deliverer, Quarter Sessions of thi
Peace, Orphans Court and Common Plea:
for the County of Sullivan, have issuet
their precept, bearing date the 29 daj
of May. 1895, to me directed, for hold
tag the several courts in the borough o
Laporte, on Monday the lflth day of Sept
1895, at 2 o'clock p. m.
Therefore, notice is hereby given to th<
Coroner, Justices of the I eace aud Con
stables within the couuty, that they be thei
and there in their proper person at 2 o'clocl
p.m. of Slid day, with their rolls, records
inquisitions examinations and other remeui
berances to those things to which thei
offices appertain to bo done. Aud tothosi
who are bound by their reeogniMtion t<
prosecute against prisoners who are or shal
be in the jail of the said county of Suili vat
are hereby notified to be then and there t(
prosecute against them as will be just.
THOMAS MAIIAFFKY Sherlfi.
Sheriff*• offlo*, L» Porta, Aug. 5 1895.
Subscribe for the REPUBLICAN.
For Hale.
A full blooded Jersey Bull, known in
the lugham-Gota bull. Will be sole
cheap. Inquire or write to
T. L. WATTS, Muncy Valley, Pa,
WANTED an active, intelligent, push
ing man to take charge of ourofßeeanc
push our business. Must be able to handli
sub-agents and must #ive security.
Address promptly.
G. li. MOORE, .IK.. 100S. 10th South S
rillLA DELPHI A, PA. 1
SiOKMEIT!
Samuel Cole,
OP Dushore is headquarters
for all kinds of hardware-
Tools, pumps, stoves and
ranges, house furnishing
goods paints, oils, and
varnishes. Special induce
ments to builders.
HANVFACTRES of copper, tin
ind sheet-iron-ware, Roof
ng, spouting RIUCII on,
MSTii.i.setc,, aspecialtv. Our
mces are beyond nil compe
ition, and we invite your
jatronage.
SAMUEL COLE,
Dushore, l'a.
J. W. Ballard,
MANUFACTURER AND DEALEI
—IN—
-1 8 OPEN MS,
—ALSO—
Farm and HeavyLnlier? aps.
FACTORY WEST MAIN EET
LAPOHTE. PA
P. S.
All kinds of repairing promptly
ind neatly done at reasonable prices.
/icious Hones Shod in Martin's Horse
Shoeing Rack.
J. W. BALLARD.
Kayl&'tt.
Fresh stock
AT THE
Tannery Store
Having just returned from the
City, where we purchased tbe
usual supply of Dry Goods,
Groceries &c., suitable for the
season, we are prepared to sell
the same at us reasonable prices
as tan be had in the country
Our stock of
GROCER®
Arc of the tisnnl standard here
tofore sold in our store, and, as
ranch of liiese goods are pur
chased at a less price than
formerly, we are disposed to
yivo our customers lb* benefit.
boot mm
Department cannot be surpassed
in (liber quality or variety—
and the prices fire less than
ever offered before in this
market. Spring Dress goods ot
the different varieties, at prices
to suit the limes.
Jame sMcFarlane.
LAPOHTE, PA.
.STEEL,
IS THE THING FOR
ROOFS,
fit will la«t. longer than wood, will not
burn, will shed lightning, atid the eost is
let's than for the best shingles. It can be
put on over old roofs wiihout removing
the shingles. Full information.
By mad if you say so.
PITTSTON IRON ROOFING CO.,
PIITSTON, PA.
LAPOHTE BANK.
LAPORTE, PA.
Do a general Banking and Collecting
business. Any business intrusted
to us wiil be carefully
attended to.
Agents for
Steamship Tickets to
and from all parts of Europe,
and for Fire Insurance Companies
J. ALFRED JORDAN, CASHIER.
We publish the auditor's report of
Davidson township, in this issue of
vhe IvEPunr.rcAN.
LLOYD,
ATTOIIN KY-AT-LAW.
MUNCV, Lfooinlag Co., Peni*.
TJ. & F. 11. INGHAM,
o,
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,
LAPORTE, - - PA.
1 Legal Bur iness attended to iu this and
adjoining Counties.
J. MULLEN,
ATTORNEY-AT—I.AW,
DUSHORE, - - PA.
Ortlce with B. S. Collins,
K J. BRADLEY,
ATTO HK BY—AT—LA W,
LAPORTE, - - PA
Office in County Building near courthouse
TRAINER & PURVIS,
COMMEI MEES,
LOANS NEGOTIATED &C.
No. 29 W. 4tli St., Williamsport, Pa.
}TWAII kinds of merchandise bought «r
sold on commission.
<W> P. INGHAM & H. K. NEWITT
ATTORN KTB-AT-L A W.
505 Chestnut street. Philadelphia, Pa.
UJBNRY T. DOWNS,
ATTOUXEY-AT-LAW
Ex-Prnth'y. Register A, Recorder of Sullivan C»
Office with Sheriff Mabafl'ey, La Porta Pa.
HAIL
TO THE
CHEAPEST
THATS EVERYBODY'S MOTTg
and the people appreciate the fact tkat-
MRS. LAUER'S STORI
is right "in it"for cheap goods.
My groceries are always fresh and *f
the best quality. Flour and feed
the best the"market affords.
JtJiS. M. C. LA UER.
May 13. '9?
CROWN ACME
The Best IMdie Oil Tiiat Can Be
Made Irom Petroleum.
It gives a brilliant light.
It will not smoke the chimney
It will not char the wick.
It has a high Are test.
It will not explode.
It is without comparison &B &
perfection Family Safety Oil.
It is manufactured from the finest
srudc in the most perfectly equipped
refineries in the world.
IT IS THE BEST.
Ask your dealer for
CROWN ACMK.
rrade orders filled by
THE ATLANTIC BEFININO CO.
Williamsport Station,
Williamnport Pa.