T23 REPUBLICAN.
W. M. CHENKY, - - - E.lllnr.
FKIDAY, DBCEMKEK U 1885
To Work lor llnrrinoii.
New York, Nov. 22.—The Sun in
a political article yesterday on the
presidential situation, referred to the
Tioit of Hon. Charles Emory Smith
this city as follows:
"The visit of Mr. Smith primarily
was to attend the Chamber of Com
rserc dinner. He remained over a
day yesterday, and he and Gen. Har
rioon were joined by Hon. Chris.
Magee of Pittsburg. Mr. Smith rep
resents the Philadelphia end of the
anti-Quay combine, and Mr. Magee
is the shoulder hitter for the anti-
Quay folks in hi 3 town. Senator
Quay and his friends have drubbed
Mr. Smith, Mr. Magee and their
friends, but the end is not jret.
Senator Quay is opposed to the re
nomination of Gen. Harrison, and
Bone knows this better than Mr.
Smith and Mr. Magee. Mr. Smith
and Mr. Magee are for Harrison and
they will attempt to do in Pennsyl
vania what Gen. Harrison's friends
are trying to do in New York state;
that is, divide the delegation in the
interest of Harrison. There is no
mistake about this statement, as it
is made on the representation of
some of the be§t men interested in
Harrison's renomination "
How the Farmers Fare.
The statistics of the treasury de
partment shows that in tbe last year
of tbe McKinley tariff the exports of
American agricultural products
amour.ted to $371,125,299. The im
port* of foreign agricultural product,
oompeeting directly with the labors
«( American farmers, during that
pfliiod were $51,414,944.
la the first year of the Wilson
berriff, which Democratic newspapers
cwmlldently asserted -would enable
th« farmers of the United States to
conquer the"markets of the world,
oar sales of farm products abroad
fell off to $301,578,988. For these
twelve months our agricultural irn
ports increased to $107,343,523.
This means that the loss to Ameri
can ftwiners in a year of Democratic
"tariff reform" is more than $1 .'5,-
000,000 in this item alone. What
rtiey have lost by the fall in the
v!\lue of sheep aud wool, because
wool has been free, it is difficult to
mj. 15ut it is certain that the
amount runs far into the millions.
it is no wonder that the Republi
cs* majorities on November 5, were
particularly emphatic in the rural
districts of New York, Pennsylvania
Massachusetts and Ohio.
Counterfeit $5 bills, so well exc
rxlwl as to be dangerous, have made
uuir appearance in Williamsport
' iitv purport to be silver certificates.
< hie of them was presented for de
posit at the Merchants' National
J rk on Monday and was detected
Iv lie cashier. Merchants are keep
u_ a *barp lookout for them.
Has the I'onsy (jot It.
There is a well defined belief that
the Pennsylvania railroad h.is cor
ralled the Lehigls Valley, and that
this fact will become patent at the
ninitial election, says a Stockholder.
On this head n contemporary, un
usually veil informed, says:
"We have excellent authority to
say that the control of the Lehigh
Valley is passing, or has already
passed, into the hands of a combina
tion of gentlemen in the interest of
the Pennsylvania Railroad company.
It would not be legal for the Penn
Railroad company to hold the stock
of this company, but the friends of
the company can hold the stock and
utilize it in the interests of Pennsyl
vania. This we understand to be a
fact. The passing of the control of
this important coal property into
the coal comLiuation leaves in doubt
only one other property as to wheth
er control of it has been secured,
and that property is Reading. Bulk
of the stock is known ti be held in
Now York, but the holders of it
pive ao elite as to the real owners
Tke reeeßt stock movement has given
strong impression that Ihe control is
passing; or has passed into stronir
bands, and that certain large minoris
ty interest « are getting out of it."
Opinion ot (lie Messaitc
Washington. Dec. 3.—Amonp
Senator* and Representatives there
wax a wide difference of opinion in
regard to tbe President's message
which was presented to Congress on
Tnesdav noon. The opinions were
divided mainly on party lines. The
Republicans consider the message a
weak and colorless paper and especi
ally ori'icise the parts referr'ng to
the financial situation and our foreign
relations. The Democrats generally
take a diametrically opposite view
and eonsider the message an especial
ly str«ag one. Nevertheless sevoral
Democratle Senators and Represen
tatives do not agree with the Presi
dent ia his recommendations in re»
to the financial situation.
Money VNH<-.V loillepluii Literary
Noclctr.
The Literary Society was called to
order last Friday night by i.lio I're*.
A. P. Starr, :it promptly 7 :'JO o'clock.
The society sang a choice selection
after which the secretary read the
minutes ol ilie previous meeting
which was approved as read. After
the roll call tho society offered 30
new names as members of the society.
Next, Miss A. Myrtle Miller and M.
P. Shaw favored the society with
the famous song "Side walks of
New York," followed by a recitation
"Tho Revival," by Miss Blanche
Miller. Eva Leplev then gave a
recitation entitled the "Country Girl"
and Nora Moran, one, entitled the
"Wedding Fee." Next was a select
reading entitled "His rent paid for
life," by Miss Ceclia Donavan, fol
lowed by the regular debate, on the
question, "Resolved that foreign
emigration should be prohibited to
the United States." The affirmative
was opened by J. B, Magargle fol
lowed by M. P, Sweeney, Frank
Shoemaker, H. Johnson, T. Kernan,
and James Moran, sr. The negative
side was opened by B. F. Kahln, fol
lowed by P. Monroe Taylor, J. Will
Moran, T. H. Gallagher, A. P. Starr
and Dr. J. L. Derr. The judges
Hon. M. J. Phillips, Wm Seeules,
and G. W. Rigger rendered their de
cision in favor of the negative. A
collection was then taken which
amounted to 70 cents. The question
for debate for next Friday night in
"Resolved that the pen is mightier
than the sword," it will be a general
debate. The society then adjourned
to meet at 7:00 o'clock, next Friday
evening. LAMA.
Ladies, hare Ton seen the new drees
foods at T. J. Keeler's. If can astonish
vou, both in quality aud price.
EA GLES MERE ITEMS.
Rabbit hunting is all the rage at
this place.
The chicken and waffle supper was
a success.
R. W, Bennett wears a smile, it is
a daughter.
.Mr. Albert Little moved to Picture
Rocks last Thursday.
Rev. II 1* Miller preached ton
large congregation on .Sunday last.
Mr. Uonj (J. Welch and (Jeo. Fox
of Ilngliesviil.- made tliis place a
visit last week.
The many friends of Mrs. A. M.
Cheney is pleased to hear that she
is improving.
Mies Ada Mejlert of Laporte,
spent Thanksgiving with her sister
Mrs E. S. Chase of this place.
Master Oncy Brink was quite sur
prised on Thanksgiving evening by
a number of young folks, it being
his ninelh birthday.
Capt. Sjlvester and Samrcie was
surveying last week, and by the way
Capt ate • '.on and waffles Wed
nesday evening, November 27. he
must have done a hard days work.
LAURA.
An Qpportuulty for a few dajri only
A few live Aleuts; either sex; genteel
business; can be done day or evenings.
For particulars write immediately, with
reference. Address, W., Bo* 1904, P. O.
N. Y. City.
Notice.
We are requested to notify all witnesses
in this comity who were called in the
judicial contest to prepare a statement of
itieir time and mileage and send it at once.
All witnesses on the Dunham side mav
send their statements to F. H. Ingham.
Esq., Laporte, and all witnesses on the
Sittser sid.s may send their statements to
J. J. Scouten Esq. Dtishore. All state
ments must be tiled before December 12tli.
as that is the date fixed by the court to do
cide upon the costs finally. Remember
tlie-ie statements must give the number of
days in attendance as witnesses, aud the
number of miies traveled.
T\ktj NOTICE.—My husband, M M.
Fiester, has left my bed and board without
just cause or provieation and I hereby for
bid any one harboring or tiusting hfm, as
I will pay no debts of his contracting.
SARAH C. FIESTER.
Fon Sat.e: —Four buggies, two buck
boa".'!!* one one-horse lumber wagon, two
one-horse lumber wagons. Hand made
and brand new. Guaranteed to be first
c lass in every respect. For sale cheip
Call and ex imiae them and if you are in
wed of e'ther. I urn sure they will meet
your approval -Hid satisfaction.
J. W. BALLAItD, Laporte, Pa.
Ail:niiitatr»tor"N Notice.
Letters of administration having lx>en
granted to the undersigned upon the estate
of W. B Hill, M.!>., lata of Laporte boro.
notice is hereby giv n that all persons in
debted to said estate must make immediate
payment, and all having cl.iimsagainst the
same will presc: it them duly authenticated
to me for settlement.
GEO P. FRONTZ, Admr.
ilugUesville, Pi., Nov, 11, 1893.
Ti'in.l Lff.", Jj cc. Term 1895,
BKTUIf. I►. Y. DtiC. 9, l##.y
1. David Brown vs Trexler Terrell &
Co. No 50 Ft ' i rra 189 !, assumpsit.
2 Sylvester oteafather vs Sullivan
county No 77 \! y term trespass.
8. John W ('arrnll vs Thomas Miner &
James Ladclen NO. 9(5 Sept. term 1891,
ejectment.
4. Keystone Plaster Co. vs Geo C.
Jackson. No. 1 Feb'y. term, 1895 Defts.
appeal.
5. The Allentown Mfg. Co. vs Geo. O.
Jackson. No. a Feb'y. term 1885. Deft,
appeal.
6. Keystone Confection Co. vs Geo. C.
Jackson, No. 14 Feb. term 1895; assump
sit.
A. J. Murphy vsP. F. Murphy, No. 157
May term, 1895 Replevin.
Margaret Lane vs James Bones. No. 48
Sept. term, 1895. Trespass.
ALPUONSL'S WALSH, Prothonotary.
Froth's. Office Laporte Pa>, Oct. 86, 'OS. '
P. T. L.
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An>§rioan lal-or by t. tr.rif „r w.icl. ahall
achqjft 'ly *ecura Amercer* irc'intrtal crodjota
against toe competiti.n of foreign labor."
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contributions and tho distribution of its
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Address Wilbur* F. Wakeman, Genoi-al oeci-etartf,
135 Weot 2tfd Street. New York.
QOUHT PROCLAMATION.
WITKKRAS, HON. E. M. DUNITAM, Presi
dent Judii®. Ilonorah'es John Tonkin and
51. J. Phillips, Associate Judges of the
Courts °/ Oyer and 1 erminer and General
Jad Deliverer, Quurier Sessions of the
Pence. Orphans Court and Common Pleas
for the County of Sullivan, linre issued
their precept, bearing dnte the If) day
of Sept. 1885. to nu; directed, for hold
ing the seversl courts in the borough of
Laporto, on Monday the oth day of Dec.
1895, at 3 o'clock p. m.
Therefore, notice i« hereby arisen to «lie
Coroner. Justices of the Peace and Con
stables within the county, that they be then
and there in their proper person at 2 o'clock
p. m.of said day, with their rolls, records,
inquisitions examinat ions and otherrornem
berances to those things to which the : r
offices appertain tob- done. And to those
who are bound by their recognization to
prosecute a gainst prisoners who are or shall
be in the jail of the said county of Sullivan
are hereby notified to be then and there to
prosecute against thcin as will be iust
THOMAS M.tIIAKKBY Sl,.iiH,
Sheriff's office, LaPorta. Oct. 5 181)5.
Bernice Coal
at Rock-bottom
prices.
Fred Ruehrle of Hughesville, has
recently been appointed general
sales agent for the
Bernice Coal company,
along the W. &X.B. It li. 11,.
is ollkring con! :il bottom pric« v
and our people will do well to
ui\e him a call before purchase
in<i elsewhere.
PltK.'E P£lt GKO.vS TON, (3240 lbs.).
Grate, - - 05
E-. - - $3.75
Stove No. 4, - - $2 0.1,
Chestnut. - - Ss'.'.oo.
Pa, - - $1.90.
Address M ! 1 orders to
FIJED ROE 11 RLE,
11 ughesville, I'M.
I j
1 KANGFS,
T-rx-511 HEATING STOVES,
Will WASHING
I MACHINES,
lease ANU WHINGER
On reasonable terms,
with a
SMALL CASH
PAYMENT
DOWN.
Headquarters to buy
your hardware.
JAS- CUfflllHil, S3T
Dushore.
Not iff,
1 am prepared to nil ord- rs for Lehigh
Valley "Stove" and "Nut" coal at s4.f»u
for 2000 lbs delivered or SIOO from the
yard- JAMES MCFA.IH.ANK, Laporte.
Collections Correspondents
Made in all Parts of In nil Ci ies of the
the World. World.
Charles N. Purvis,
COLLECTION OFFICES,
640 Paokor St., WILLIAMSPORT.
TELEPHONE NO. 1293.
No fees charged unless
successful or satisfactory.
No FKK LKSS Charges on all business
THAN 10 PKH according to difficulty, cx-
C'KNT, AND penses. e>c. Very doubt-
AI.L PoaTAfiE. ful accounts, and all ac
counts 0 j'enisold and over
fee 50 i>er cent, of the
amount collected and all postage. Every
thing tried no matter how old or apparent
ly doubtful.
J. W. Ballard,
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER
TOP & in mm,
—ALSO—
Fan and HeavyLnmber ffapas.
FACTORY WEijT MAIN EET
LAPORTE, I*A
r s.
. All kinds of repairing promptly
and neatly done ;if. reanotinlilt; prices.
sz
Shoeing IlHck.
J. W. BALLARD.
May 18) 'BB,
a just
MpTArrived!
With a new Block of
Latest Stales of . . .
DRY GOODS.
Prices below
Competition,
NO xi cms*
Of All kinds.
Winter Hats
and Caps,
Ohildrens, youths.
Misses and Mens,
A variety of styles.
Our clothing department is complete,
fjntest cuts on hand, at bottom
Prices.
China and Queensware, Lamps anr
Lamp fixtures, Boots, and all kinds
of Shoes.
My grocery department is
complete. Call and examine goods
and prices, before buying elsewhere. 1
T. J. KEELEK,
Center Mail St. Laprte, P?. j
Stoves and
Ranges!
COAL aud WOOD IIEATING
STOVES.
BOX and EGG STOVES.
CAST and'STEEL RANGES k fi
GOOD SECONDHAND
lIEATE US, CHEAP.
FULL LINE OF
Stove Brick and
Repairs
For the leading makes of Stoves on
Hand:
HOT AIR.
ifc HOT WATER
Tjs AND
STEAM HEATING,
Estimates Given.
Gnus and Amuniiio i, all kinds,
tinning Spouting, Roofing, Plumb
ing, Heavy aud Shelf Hardware.
IlilMII
Come and bee prices and terms
the best in the county. Quality and
Quantity are unsurpassed.
SAMUEL COLE,
Dushore, Pa.
No prices like ours
ON
Groceries.
Every pnee we quote is the lowest.
We intend to keep our prices ahvay*
The Lowest.
And the people have learned to
Appreciate the lact that
MRS. LAUER'3 STORE
is riglil "in if for cheap gnosis.
My groceries are always fresh and o!
the best tjuttlilv. Flour aud fceu
the best the market alTords.
M US. M. C. LA UK li.
May 13. , 9: >
IV ILLIA AISH'OKT AMI NORTH bICANCII
VV KAILKOAI) TIMETABLE.
NORTH. Nuvembor, T6, 18U4. KIT^RN,
I', M \. M A. M. I'. .1.
4 3»j 10 311; A..Wi)l*inaporta.l. 10 15 527
5 111 111 s:> Halls | !l 44 4 411
fa 15 >i(> Pc-unsJ.le IV 4n 14 3ft
52C II 12 ....llughe -rille « 2« 4 2.1
6 Sf'i II 2lli...PiclnrßK<ii a ka... V2l 4 I
f5 3t» 11 3b ....byou'e Mi 11.... TV 17 ft II
f,j 41 jII 2tl| ClitMnomii 11l 15 14 (!
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K5 55 ill 12 Hlkiiis fil 03 13 5,
l'o 5S II 54 Oil 13 51
Irt 111 II 19 ....llcuoh 01u.i.... 18 511 f.i 47
601 II 52 ...Muuoy Valley...! 853 341
fi 111 II 511 Sonostown I 847 331
fi 23 12 10 Nurdmont j P 3-'' 321
6 -17 18 34 bnpurto j 815 3 I'-
f7 00 ;12 S3 KintriUle | f7 58 12 M
7 2li 1 Oo! Stttrrfield i 7 15 2 3i:
All trains daily except Sund;ij" 112 flag s'a
tiona,
Conatotione with the Phili. and liiadin • n
llall.-, for all pohit!" north and soi. h ar.d Ih
Falllirook and Beoch Orcck railroa Is* At Sal
'irlli'M lor all points 011 tho Li hi;h V .11 •
railroad. At Soncstutvn with t 0 t)»glca .Mo i
railroad.
GEO- V. FORMAN, Vice Preticent.
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Fresh stock
A j THE
Tannery Store
ll' >v ; i turned from the
' '•<> purchased the
11 1,; 1ll v «>f Dry Goods,
' <•., uitable for the
F ' : i* piepured to sell
tin- iic fit nan nsonable prices
:if; ca' be had in tho country
Our stock of
iTi-. li !. .. J
■Ati ~i i,i e usual standard here*™
t: ill > 11i iji our store, and as
• 1 •>' h -.so i.'oods are pur
i' ■ st.'d at a less price than
t'v r!v, r.ro disposed to
give, uu customers tli© beneflt.
OUR
BOOT A■ B SHOE
Depart ment cannot bo surpassed
iu either quality or variety—
and the prices are less than
ever offered before in this
market. Spring Dress goods ot
the different varieties, at prices
to suit tiie times.
J amesMcFarlane.
LAPOitTE, PA.
A sliingle
•Hoof,
i 7
jj whclh t ft' foi'i! or slate, lets the
5 su"w- jft tliroudi. When it freezes
| under the latter (be lutes are pretty
1 :ij>( to i<r' »k.
A STEEL BOOF
i Ims none of these drawbacks. It is
J always tight and is Are and lightning
• proof, Cost is no more. Let us
heiii! v"i! our pamphlet telling all
| ah mtirou and st"el roofs.
. PITTST N lUON HOOPING CO.,
PIITSTON. PA.
I:i J iIJINK.
LAPORTE, PA.
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A {.: 'lii'D JORDAN, CASUIKR.
L* -c - . &CO
Dushore, Pa
Manufnc"ft rs of Flour, Feed. Meal and
Lumber. This Firm has one of the !arg
<• tGri-t V in the county and they moke
i speeilty ol r aiiulucturing good flour and
fed. tli ai y ur order. Prices way
down to >i ; ' the times. Octl.M
'yrlitST NATIONAL BANK
JL"
P> . si,l. ,t. or UL SHORE, PA.
O. U- Vv l- J.M-.S.
✓ IN"
850,000.
M, D. BWAT!TS. SURPLUS S 7,000.
Sal-;< its . re ii i individuals and firms.
i;. VV. aADDrII.L,
Busliore, Pa.
OFF ICE no lib
WLU.N-'. DAY. 10 10 3. EVE, KATI
SATUUDAY, 10 to 3. AND TIIUOAT.
WENKI T. DOWNS,
i I'jitja
ATTORN ET-AT-LAW
Ex-Protb'y. Jtegistcr A Recorder of Sullivan C
Office with Sln-riff Malmffey, LuPorte Pa.
LLOYD,
ATTO It X EY-AT-L A W.
MUNCY, Lfiioinhig Co., Penna.
ffY® J. & FlIT INGHAM,
d» a \
ATTOUKEYS-AT I.AW,
LAPORTE, - - /PA.
Legal Hie iness attended to in thidi and
j adjoining Counties. i .MULLEN,
.MULLEN,
ATTOUNt.Y -AT LAW,
DUSnORE, - - PA.
Office with B. S. Collins,
K J. BRADLEY,
i
AT TOITNEY-AT-LAW,
LAPORTE, - - PA
; Office in C ounty Building near courthouse
TRAINER & PURVIS,
;HMHI
LOANS NEGOTIATED &C.
N'o. 29 W. 4th St., Williamsport,
jgpAll kinds of merchandise bought o<
sold on commission.
—
CROWN ACME
Tie Best Bernini Oil Ttot Caa Be
Made irom Petroleum.
It gives a brilliant light.
It will not smoke the chimney
It will not char the wick.
Jt has a high fire t
It will not explode.
It is without comparison t
perfection Family Safety Oil.
It is manufactured from the fi
crude iu the most perfectly equi'
refineries in the world.
IT IS THE BEST.
Ask vnur dealer for
CKOWM ACME.
Trade orders filled by
THE ATLANTIC REFINP
Williamsport Stati
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