THE REUBLICAN.
W. M. CHENEY, - - -Editor.
\
FRIDAY, JANUARY 24, 18%
There will be a meeting of the
Republican Standing Committee for
Sullivan county, held at Laporte, on
Jan. 28,1896, at one o'clock p. m.
for the purpose of fixing time and
plaoe for holding county convention
aad such other business as may
•one before the committee. A full
attendance is desired. Following is
a list of committee.
Bernice—C. B. Watson.
Cherry—ll. G. Iluffmuster.
Colley—Wm. Allen,
Duahore—F. P. Vincent.
Davidson —D. H. Lorali.
Elkland —11. W. Osier.
Forks twp.—Wm. Bird.
Forksvllleboro. —J. W.Rogers.
Fox—A. B.Killmer.
Hillsgrove—J. C. Christian.
Jamison City—J. W. Harvey.
Laporte boro.—F. H. lugliam.
Laporte twp.—W. J. Low.
Lopez—C. H. Jennings.
Mt. Vernon —Warren M. Edlcin.
Shrewsbury—E. V. lugliam.
F. P. VINCENT, Chairman.
A Crisis at Hand In Cuba's Al
tai rx.
Jacksonville, Jan. 19.—At the
request of the Federal War Depart
ment Governor Mitchell has ordered
Adjutand General Houston to see
that the Florida troops tire in readi
ness to take the field at a moment's
notice.
This statement is made on the
authority of Judge M. A. Dzialynski
of tho city court of Jacksonville,
who returned to-day from Tallahas
see, the State capital.
The Judge received his informa
tion from an aide in Adjutant Gen.
Houston's office. Judge Dzialynski's
informant said it was understood
similar requests had been sent to the
Governors of other States. Advices
from Tallahassee to-night state that
the story has become generally
known there and is causing great
excitement.
Governor Mitchell and Adjutant
General Houston were asked in re
gard to it, but they refused to either
affirm or deny. Adjutant General
Houston has been in his office all
day and has sent telegrams to all
battalion commanders in the State.
Major Turner, of Jacksonville, com
manding First Florida Battalion,
has received several messages for
the Adjutant General, but refuses to
make known their contents.
The battilion commanders at
Pennsacola and Tampa have also re
ceived messages from General Hous
ton to-day. It is stated in Talla
hassee as coming from the executive
office, that the Washington author
ities have reason to believe that a
deal is pending between Spain and
Great Britain for the sale of Cuba to
latter, and that the United States is
preparing to resist the transfer of
the island at all costs.
Cuban leaders here insist that
Great Britain is after the island, and
that the flying squadron is coming
to American waters to be ready for
the war with the United States that
will inevitably follow the attempted
cession of Cuba. Dispatches indi
cate that the report about holding
the troops in readiness has spread all
over Florida, and that the war fever
Is higher now than the day after
Cleveland's Venezuelan message.
MMM America mo Harm.
London, Jan. 20.—Whatever may
be the sensational reports in America
about the destination of the flying
sbuadron, they are the merest con
jesture. Not even the Admiral, as
I cabled Saturday, will know his
destination until he opens his in
structions when putting finally to
sea. The wild reports apparently
current in America of its sailing
point being Bermuda, or having ref
erence to either Venezuela or Cuba,
are denounced by the authorities
here as mischievous fabrications.
Such a step on the part of the
British Admirality, it is fully recog
nized, would be tantamount to de
claring war with the United States.
Lord Salisbury has not lost his sen
ses and such action could only mean
that.
No authority here can understand
what is meant by the report from
New York that Great Britain has
made a demand on Spain for the
revenues of Cuba to pay the outstad
ing claims of investors in Spanish
bonds. Doubtless there are such
investors in England, but the wildest
imaginings could not conceive of the
British Government intervening by
such a method to enforce the pay -
ment of the debt to British subjects.
That, again, would mean war with
the United States, if not with the
whole oivilized world.
The flying squadron doubtless has
fulfiled its mission in serving notice
on the world that Great Britain is in
complete readiness to meet any
emergency. It may not sail a hun
dred miles beyond these shores. It
is indeed proof of this empire's naval
prescience and strength.
Eleven years ago the best fleet of
England assembled in this same
harbor of Portsmouth. Thirteen
war vessels were then gathered there
of the best typo extant at that time.
Either the Majestic or the Magnifi
cent of the present Channel licet
could send the whole thirteen to the
bottom before any one of them could
reach her. Of tho thirteen only
three are now in commission, and
are practically superannuated. The
others have been sold as marine
rubbish.— Ex.
And Still tho Third Term Talked,
Washington Special to Richmond "Dis
patch," (Deui.)
A well-known and shrewd Demo
crat of large political experience said
to-day that it was Cleveland or de
feat; that with Cleveland the Demo
crats might win, while with anybody
else defeat was almost certain, lie
said that he had taken the pains to
canvass this question among repre
sentative men of a number of
and that he found that his opinion
was endorsed by the majority. Air.
Cleveland's friends say that the
President will not run if he can get
out of it; but that the convention
will not take no for an answer.
"Who but Cleveland can you nomi
nate," said a Republican, "to make
tiny sort of a fight this year ?" and
tiie question was not very promptly
answered by the surrounding crowd
of Democrats in a leading hotel here.
And so goes the talk without a word
about the third-term objestion; that
seems to be lost sight of,
St Eelton, Pa., Jan. 20, '96.
Great activity still continues at
the plant of the Pennsylvania Steel
company. The semi-month pay day
for services during the last two weeks
n December occurred on Saturday,
when the 4,463 employees were paid
the sum of $83,883. The total
amount paid for wages during the
year 1895, was $1,927,42-1.62 and
the average number of men on the
pay rolls was 4600. The works were
in operation 281 days during the
year... .Our town is becoming qirte
lively in local politics, the outpour
ing of Republicans on Saturday
evening at the primary election was
indicative of the great interest taken
in municipal affairs. The contest
centered on justice of the peace and
high constable....Our new post
master (a Democrat) will enter up
on the duties of his ollice this week.
... .The ice dealers have been busy
smiling and cutting ice for the last
ten days.... The aunual election of
directors for the Steelton National
Bank was held last week and the
board organized by the election of
Mnj. L. S. Rent, President; J, E.
Rutherford, Vice President; and
W. J. Sualcly, Cashier.... The health
of this place is remarkably good this
winter... .The Repuhucan" visits
me every Friday evening regularly
and 1 am always glad to receive it.
Long may it shine and enlighten
outsiders to join tho party that has
brought the states together and
cemented them with the best blood
of the nation. D.
Luzerne county is still wrestling
with a site for a new courthouse,
and there is a row over the grand
jury's recommendation.
Money Valley's Callelpian Literary
Society.
The members of the Calleipian
Society seem to appreciate the fact
that the literary society is one of the
most important factors in the attain
ment of an alKaround developemont.
The society under the management
of Prof. T. 11. Gallagher, has more
than held its own, both in x-egard to
increase of membership and as con»
cerns interest of program.
The subjects of the orations have
been selected with care, and were
such as to awaken not only thought,
but feeling also. The subjects were
such as in some demonstrable way,
concern the well-being of men.
the exercise most enjoy
ed by those taking part as will as by
the audience is the debate. Its value
for developing quickness of insight,
coolness under fire, and skill in
handeling the "Laboring oar," is
proverbial. Political subjects, sub
jects of a debatable nature in the
pedagogical field, and questions
dealing with the problem of life,
have been discussed. Among those
taking a prominent part in the
society debates we ask leave to men
tion, Prof. T. H. Gallagher, Mr. A.
Starr, Dr. L. L. Berr, Prof. L. M.
Sweeney, Rev. Lepley, Mr. J. Will
Moran, Mr. J, B. Magargle, T. F.
Kernan, Mr. H. Johnson, Mr. 0.
Welliver, 11. Kahlcr and Howard
Kitchen.
A few of the resolutions debated
were the following: Ilesolvcd—that
compulsory school law is a benefit;
that foreign emigration should be
prohibited; that the pen is mightier
than the sword; that electricity bene
fits us more than steam; that the
Indian received cruder treatment
by the whites than the Negro; etc.
The musical programs have been
fully abreast of the literary.
The recitations, as always, have
been very good. The interest in
society work continues unabated, and
the outlook is bright.
Q.
EAGLES MERE ITEMS.
Nearly all our townsmen finished
filling their ice houses last week.
Capt. Chase seemed to be the hap
piest man in the whole crowd.
Rev. 11 K. Miller hits been con
ducting a series of revival meetings
here, for the past three weeks and is
meeting with success.
The Eagles Mere school is pro
gressing finely under the able man
agetnent of Miss Jennie Roach as
teacher. We wish her success in
her second year's work at this place.
C. Pcale,jr., is kept busy these
days filling out his assessment rolls.
Our popular butcher, Irvin Taylor
is kept busy supplying the town with
"porkers."
Frank May wears an exceedingly
broad smile; it's a boy.
Several of our young gentlemen
visited the Eagles Mere school last
Friday afternoon.
SWEET MARIE.
Try Cuticle Cure for chapped hands;
large bottle, 25c. at the Laporte Pharmacy.
NOTICE.
All persons knowing themselves indebted
to the late firm of Walter ,Spencer ife Sou,
are respectfully requested to settle the
same ou or bciore the Ist dav of Feb., ''JO.
A. E. TRIPP, Assignee.
Trial List, Fob. Term 1890.
BBTUBN DAY, l'l-.8. 24, 1890.
1. C. I). Eldred vs Milton Oilman aril
N. M. Oilman, No, 74 Feb. term 1888.
Ejectment.
2 David Brown (us )vs J. 11. Terrell
»nd E W. Trexler & Sons, No. 50 Feb.
term 18)3. Assump-it.
8. Keystone Confection Company vs
Geo. l'. Jackson. No. II Feb. term 1895.
4 Henry McDomont vs Thomas Ma
haffey Sheriff. No. 50 May term 181)5.
Trespass.
5. John O Wilson vs The Lyon Lum
ber company. No. 13 Sept. term 1893.
Defendants Hppeal.
0. 11. J. Shaylor vs Richard Lisson. No.
32 Sept. term 1895. Replevin.
7 11. J. Shaylor vs Stewart Chase. No
33 Sept. term 189'«. Replevin.
8- Elizabeth Reins yd r vs Thomas
MaliaHey No. 70Sept. t rm 1895. Trspass,
W. J. LAWRENCE, Proth.
Proth's. oifice, Laporte I'.i, Jan. 11, 1890.
QOt'UT PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS, HON. E. M. DUNHAM, Prcsi
dent Jndr.e. Honorab'es John Yonkin and
M. J. Phillips, Associate Judges of the
Courts of Oyer and Terminer and General
Jail Deliverer, Quarter Sessions of tliw
l'e ice, Orphans Court and Common Pleas
tor the County of Sullivan, have issued
their precept, bearing d tc the 13 day
of Dec. 1895, to me directed, for hold
ing the several courts in the borough of
Laporte, on Monday tlieittli day of Feb.
1890, at 'i o'clock p. in.
Therefore, notice is hereby gi<-en to the
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 examinations and other remem
berauces to those things to which their
offices appertain to be done. And to those
who arc bound by their recognizntion to
prosecute against prisoners who are or shall
be in the jnil of the said oainty of Sullivan
are hereby notified to be then and there to
prosecute against them as will be just.
ELLIS SWANK, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Laporte. Pa., Jan, 13, '96.
."Vol ice.
In re- Estate of Charles Roof, deed.
In the Orphan's Court if Sullivan county,
No. 9, Sept. term. 1895.
The undersigned nnd auditor appointed
by 'he Orphans' Court of Sullivan county
to distribute the fund in the hands of the
Administrator of the estate of said deced
ent as shown by the account fiied in said
court will attend to the duties of his ap
pointment at Ills office in the Court House,
at Laporte, Pa., on Monday, the 10th day
of February. l(?9ii, at to o'clock, a. 111.,
when anil where all persons interested in
s>iid fund are required to present their
claims and produce tli. ir evidence or be
forever debarred from said fund.
10.MU1.1.EN, Auditor.
Luporte, l'a., Jan. 6, ISJJG.
K Li'HON'SUS WALSiI™
uu
ATTORNEY-AT-J. AW.
DUSIIOUE. - - PA.
Office in Bank Building, 2d floor.
LIME!
Lime! to
Fertilizer,
Can bo supplied either by the
bushel or car load,
By applying at my oflice.
Limehouse at tannery switch, opposite the
saw mill.
JAMES McFAHLANE.
Laportc, Pen mi.
Notice.
The books and accounts of Dr. ~\V. B.
Hill deceise 1 having been placed in my
hands for settlement by George P' Frontz,
Administrator of said dacedcnt, persons
knowing themselves Indebted to said W.
B. Ilill will please call and adjust the same
at my office.
A J. BRADLEY,
Atty. for Ext, of W. B. Ilill, deed.
Laportc, Pa. Dec. 23d. 1895.
\\J ILLIA.MSPORT AND NORTH BRANCH
» V R AIL ROAt) XI ME TABL E.
NORTH. November, 25, IS«4. touTR,
Pi Mia. M ! TAT AI T 7 . ~M ,
4 10 30 A„\ViH'miport..L 10 15 527
6 Id 10 s">: Halts St 45j 4 4,)
fa Is|l'io 5.1 Ponmdile 40! f4 35
b 2t' 11 12j,...llugheisville II 21 1 423
5 35; 11 20j...PjctureRock»... il 21 4 15
f5 S.sji't 1 'Ai ....Lyon's SHtl.... i» 17 ft II
f5 41J111 2ill.....Chatnouni fy 15 f4 08
5 tß> II 3'i(...,0!en Slowr ... il 08 401
re 65 fII 42: Ifdkhis f'J 03; f.3 55
to sS:t'll 54 ....Strawbriugo....! ill 00 f3 51
112« 01111l 11...1k-coll (hen....| <8 58 f3 47
601 II 52-...Sluecy Valley... 8 53 344
fi 111; II 511 Bnnostown i 847 337
(i 23 12 Hi' Norduiont ! 8 32: 320
fi 47: 12 31 I.aporlo : 815 3 03
f7 Ort/il2 53 UingtUle if 7 58 f2 44
7 20] 1 05; Sato rfield | 745 230
I 2 t (it Dushars ! 7 30 11 50
' 2 40, Ni>wAllmny....| 713 212
I 3 30 Monroeton 1 fi 64 10 33
I 400 Lv...Towaudo...Ar fi 40: 0 00
p. st.!i». si. A. siJa. SI
All trains daily except Sunday 112 flag sta
tions.
Connections with the Phih. nnd Reading at
Halls, for all points north rind south and tho
Falllirnok and Beech Creek railroads- At Sat
terfleM for all pointj 011 the Lehigh Valley
railroad. At Sonestown with ti e iCiiglci Merc
railroad
GEO. V. FORMAN, Vice President.
R. E, EAVENSON, Don, Manager,
CONDENSED REPORT
of the
First Rational Bank olDushore
ut close of business Kecembcr 18, 1895.
lIES'JUnCF.S
Loans and discounts $87,113.22
U. B. Bonds to secure circulation 12,500.00
Premium on U. S. lloiils 1,150,00
Stock securities 15,950.00
Furniture 1,324.95
Due from banks and apjroved
reserve agents 42,9J8.08
Redemption fund with U.S. Tr. 088 50
Specie and legal tender Botes 16,010.65
Total $178,272.30
LIABILITIKB.
Capital stoch paid in $50,000.00
Surplus fund and undivded
profits 9.658.00
Circulation 11,250.00
Due National Banks 10,222.77
Deposits 97,141.53
$178,272.30
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA C
COUNTY OF SULLIVAN J
I, M. D. Swarts, Casiier of the above
named bank, d > solemnly swear that the
above statement is true te the best of my
knowledge and belief.
M. I). S WARTS, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this
20th, day of December, 1895.
J. 11. CHONIN, Notary Public.
Correct ATTEST:
11. M. SYLVARIA, FISHER WELI.S,
P. IJ. POMEIiUY, Directors.
J§ J^st
ST*Arrived!
With a new stock of
«fj Latest Sp les of . . •
DRY GOODS.
Prices below
Competition, *
NOTIONS)
Of All kimls.
Winter Hats
and Caps,
Childrens, youths,
Misses and Mens,
A variety of styles.
Our clothing department is complete.
Latest cuts on hand, at bottom
j Prices.
.China nnd Qucenswarc, Lamps and
Lamp fixtures, Boots, and all kinds
of Shoes.
My grocery department is
complete. Call and examine goods
and prices, before buying, elsewhere.
T. J. K3ELER,
Center Jail St„ Lapsrie, Pa.
Bernice Coal
at Rock-bottom
prices.
Fred Boehrle of Hughesville, has
recently been appointed general
salos agent for the"
Eernice Goal company,
along the W. &N.B. B. It. He
is odcriiig coal at bottom prices
and our people will do well to
give him a call before purchase
ing elsewhere.
PRICE PER GKO-S TON, (2240 lbs.).
Crate, - - sjvj-65
Eeg. - - $2.75
Stove No. 4, - - $3.03,
Chestnut. - - $2.9"'.
Pen, - - SI.OO.
Addn ss all orders to
FKED ltOElllvLE,
llugltesville, l'a.
Stoves and
Ranges!
COAL and WOOD HEATING
STOVES,
ISOX and EGO STOVES,
CAST and STEEL RANGES™,
GOOD SECOND HAND
HEATERS, CHEAP.
FULL LIN 15 OF
Stove Brick and
Repairs
For the leading makes of Stoves o'.i
Hand:
HOT AIR.
Ik lIOT WATER
AND
STEAM HEATING 1 ,
Estimates Given,
Guns and Amunition, all kinds.
Tinning Spouting, Hoofing, PJnmb- j
ing, Heavy and Shelf Hardware. j
ll'll-IHI-ll _ j
Come and sec lis; prices and terms
the best in the county. Quality and
Quantity are unsurpassed.
SAMUEL COLL',
Dushore, .I'M,
No prices like ours
—ox—
Groceries.
Every price we quote is the loweat.
We intend to keep our prices alw ays
The Lowest.
And tho people have learned to
Appreciate tho fact that
MRS. LAUER'S ST3RE
is right "in it" Jot cheap goods.
My groceries nro always fresh and of
the best quality. Flour and feed
the be.-! the market affords.
31 US. M. C. LA UER,
May 13, 'ft?.
a r\ 112 Monday, Tuesday,
InMu Wednesday, Thursday,
_ Friday and Saturday
/fv Our prices are down
on these dates.
We extend thanks to our many patrons for tlieir kind favors
during 1895 and hope to continue their good will in 189(1.
"TaVJ'j keep a general assortment of goods
and our motto is
Quick sales, small profit.
Our close neighbors are knowing of this fact, and yon people
in the vicinity of Laporte should investigate and be convinced
thatNordmont is the place to buy merchandise.
Express charges paid on purchases of $5 and over.
botsford & NIWMIK,
NORDMONT, PA.
THir. NAME OF TKW NEXT
President of tho United States
WILL BE ANNOUNCED IN
The &l ork TRIBUNE
OF NOVEMBER 4TH 189«.
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voles turned the scale at the last election, with the results under tli.» administration
they elected, will make tho campaign the most Intensely exciting iu the history of the
country,
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.1 Your horse being alwayv sharp nhocl,
Jmwffs Wm 'VV i 8 rca dy for work, liis feet are always
jB'SSm /i l !'-! i''l I I%\\ in fc oo(i condition, and ho is not constantly at
/?7\ Z' |! !! ® lu\ tlie being sharpened, which
ft \ i J jfjfe'Sft m ruins his feet, causing great expense and loss
1 flMw H of time to yon. Remember, once shod with
■* * raajHS mwMp|K;J&PICH H| "Neverslips" yon can easily putin new Calks
It *>jSs W wfi e° needed without remoring the shoes.
»■ - TlirCr if BR SFRB yoiir horie-nhorrhaa "XevertUp*" on hand; hnva
SaSSm Vll 5k Mm SHOE WITH SO OTHBR. Send y<*xr nddren for de
-0 f/ *° riptiV€ circular VMS"* I infuivtation, MAILED FBBE.
ABSOLUTELY A< » King.to», Pa.
P.viTvlhir.j in Hardware
I j
■*- e RANGES.
7 1 | HEATING STOVES,
Will WASHING
I MACHINES,
. i©£lS@ AN " WRINGERS
On reasonable terms,
with a
SIIALL CASII
PAYMENT
DOWN.
Headquarters to buy
your hardware.
JAS. CDMCT.IM, ££"
Dushore.
Collections Correspondents
Made in nil Parts of In all (Ties of the
the World. World.
Charles N. Purvis,
COLLECTION OFFICES,
540 Paoker St., WILLIAMSPORT.
TELEI'IIONIS KO. 1208.
No fees charged unlo'-s
successful or satisfactory.j-
No Pbk Less (.'barzes ON all business)
Than 10 I'i.h according to difficulty, ex-;
Cent, and prn?es, ec. Very doubt-;
Ail Fostagk. ful aeeomils, and all ac
counts Cyeaiaold and oviri
112. e 00 per cent, of the
amount collected and al! postage. Every ' 1
thing tried no matter how old or apparent
ly doubtful.
Political Auusnnrcmi'iit.
The undersigned announces himself ai
candidate for the ofiiee of Supervisor of 1
Laporte towns! ip. suhjeoU'd to the will ofl
the voters of suiii township.
Grco. P. ICahge. I;
For Sale:—Four lm.'ji.'s, two buck-'r
boards, one one-hors- lumber wagon, two!!
one-horse lumber wagons. Hand made
and brand new. Guaranteed to be first
class in every respect. For sale cheap 1
Call and examine tlieni and if you are ii. j
need of either, I fm sure tbev will meet i
your approval anil satisfaction. I
J. W . 13ALLARU, Uporte, Pa.
J. V. BETTENBUKY, |
Watch : Maker : and : Jeweler,!
PA.^d^
Established Aoril Ist, 1879.
T. F. Carskadden,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
WILLI ASPO UT, TA.
ioi'KrcE XO. 40, WEST FOURTH ST It EST.
I Mr. Carskadilen is numbered
I unoi'g the very l>est tailors in the
i 'ity, and his prices arc reasonable.
|4»12:'95.
An Opportunity for a few days only
V few live Agents; either sex; cent eel
hnisincfs; ear. be done day or eventnes.
I For particulars write immediately, with
reference. Address, W., Box 1901, P. O.
:n. Y. City.
TVKE NOTICE. —My husband, M M.
Kiester, lias left my bed and board without
just cause or provieation and I hereby for
bid any one harbnring or ti ustinc turn, as j
I will nay no debts of his contracting.
SARAH C. FXESTKR. I
.t Thu ts. -m.
Tannery Store
1 cnn'i.-iuc lo curry
tlic Uiiic.l :i'is.)iiuieut of both
Dry Goods
A X D
Groceries,
hich are equal iothe be«t
1 the maiket. The present stock of
P.OCTS, SHOES and
KUISBEI! GOODS,
i larger than usual, as many new styles
ave been introduced.
'all and winter styles of
Hats and Caps,
rein good supply, and go oil freely.
FLOUR, CORN, OATS,
CI I Oi J and HAY,
re a specialty, and a full stock is
lways on hand,
Coal, Lime, Brick and Stove Wood,
can boriclivercd to suit purchaser,
either in small or car load quantities.
ffSSte&r* LUMBER, J
>f the usual .-trades kept on
land, and order* filled on short notice.
leaned P >ck—Hemlock and Hardwood
8 always lv pi on hand. A good stock
veil puichased, enables nie to meet my
customers with a fair price.
James McFarlane.
iAPOHTE, PA.
Our "I
Three seam
Steel Hoofing,
Is pro-t:iiii:.i • tly tin; best cove ring
for Hi - ro<<f- :uiy building. ' Easy
i to lay, no r:\t.le,, very durable, abso
lutely tight, lire and ligl»tuinj» proof,
! and the :■is light. There ' lB none
i Ij*'i;<•:•. U: a- mber this Wbeu you get
I ready to buiid It reduces i aaurance
i premiiimv . cent on the SIOO in a
thr. e year policy,
j pi'i iTON IRON ROOF INGCO.,
I PtTTBf MjPi.
LAPORYE FMIL
LAPORTE, pa.
Do a ta! Rankin- un( i Collecting
business, Any bus mes« intrusted
to us «iil Ix carefully
attcni'e .1 t O .
A gen ; s for
;-U unship Tickets to
and from all ' parts of Europe,
! !i'.' . 7 usurance Companies
J. ALFIU-L JORDAN", CASHIKB.
L. C. &C 0
Dus hore, Pa.
Jlr.nufa :uiei "112 Fiour, Feed, Meal and
Lumber, 'l hif Finn has one of the larg
est Gris: Mill • in the comity and they make
\ - J : IT'.; :>nifa< tui ing good flour and
112. tli v ' J :a yi-ur order. Prices way
down to suit the limes. . Octl.W
'Y J Sll ST NATIONAL BANK
r"-
OF DUSHORE, PA.
(jr. U. WEI.L .S. \.\'y
M, D. SWAKTS. Surplus !*VJ888»
■ Heits accounts of individuals ar.d firms.
|jQ R. \V. WAD DELL," *
Diiato ro, Pa,
OFFICE HOURS:
WEDNESDAY, 10 !0 8. EVE, EAR
S.Vi'fliDAV, 10 tO 8. AND THROAT,
WENRY T. 1>0 T ,V>5 S,
Aids
ATTOEX EV-J) T-LAW
Ex-Proth'y. Kegi.-t.rA Her order of Sullivan Co
Oflii o In Public BuiJdlnjr , Court House Square
LaPorto P».
L7_,OYD,
ATTOIt K"i: Y- A T- L A W.
M'JKCY, Lycoming Co., Penna.
J. &F. H. INGHAM, "
ATTI )KNEVS-AT LAW,
LAPORTE, - - PA.
Legal Burittfss attended to in this and
adjoining Counties.
<TO> J. MULLEX,
ATTOKXEY-AT-LAW,
Office in Court House building.
LAPORTE, PA.
K J. BRADLEY,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
LAPORTE, - PA
Office in County Iluilding near courthouse
'
TRAifiER & PURVIS,
CIMHI IN.
LOANS NEGOTIATED &C.
Xo. 2!) W. 4Hi St., AYiUiaiusport, Pa,
dTAII kiutls of merchandise bought or
sold on commission.
CROWN ACME
The Besl BnrDiiie Cil Tial Cu Br
Made Irani PetrolEum.
It gives a brilliant light.
It will not Htiiolce the chimney
It will not char the wick.
It. has a high fire test*
It will not explode.
It is without comparison PJS A
perfection Family Safot v Oil.
It is manufactured from the finest
crude in the most perfectly equipped
refineries in the world.
IT IS Til 10 BEST.
Ask your dealer for
CIIOWN ACME.
Trade orders filled by
THE ATLANTIC RKFINIKG CO.
Willinmsporfc Station,
>Villiauu»port Pa.