R.-j) i iilican News Item.
CHAO. LOHEIN WIND, taitor.
THURSDAY, APRIL 6,1899. J,
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Laporte Pa.,
J. R. Jones Post, No. 436, G. A. R,
Forksville Pa., April :l, 1899
WHEKEAS; It has pleased our Great
Commander to muster out from our
ranks our comrades, J. W. Hotteu
stein and t'has. 11. Seeley, and en
roll tliem in the ranks of his Grand
Army in that better land where all
shall meet their just reward; there
fore be it
Resohml , that while we bow in
hunble submission to his will and
realize that we must ourselves stand
ready to receive marching orders,
wo unite in this tribute of respect to
our comrades who ever faithfully
performed their duties as soldiers
and to whose valor on the field of
battle our Nation's history testiy,
Itemfrerf, that our sympathy is
hereby extended to the families of
our deceased comrades, that these
resolutions shall be spread upon the
records of our Post and a copy sent
to the bereaved ones, and published
in the county papers, also in the
Daily Review of Towanda.
FRANK HANSON, I
JOHN W.ROGEKS. I Com.
INVESTIGATION FIZZLE.
Tin- committee appointed to investigate
Allegations of bribery in connection with
(lie MeCarrell jury legislation and the
xennlorship has not maile the sensations
anticipated by the insurgents. The wit
nesses have reiterated the newspaper
reports, which on the whole have been
vague and indefinite and, while several
have sworn they believed they might
have gotten bribes, not a witness has
been produced to show that any money
was paid for a single vote. The insur
gents were rather startled last week
when one member of the house testified
that right in the headquarters of the so
calletl Business Men's League a bold nt
teuipl was made to get him to remain
out of the Republican senatorial caucus
by an alleged offer of inducements by
one of the Van Valkenburgs in the way
<>f passing legislation in which he was in
terested. Another Republican. I>l\ Zerbe,
of Lebanon, testified that he was in
formed that at these same headquarters
of fake reformers, there was a discus
sion of the question of which of the sup
porters of the regular Republican cau
cus nominee would be apt to take money
In have him change his vote from Col
ouel Quay. Testimony of this character
has done much to discredit the whole in
vestigation, which many regard as hav
ing been instituted solely for political
purposes. It is not likely to develop
much since this end has not been ac
complished. It. is interesting to note that
not a member of the legislature who has
been voting for Senator Quay has been
in any way involved in any improper
action by the disclosures before the com
mittee.
EYES ON MAG EE.
In the remaining days of the struggle
there is no doubt many bold moves will
lie made in the interest of the several as-
I'iiants for the senatorship. Friends of
i'. L. Magee have been talking of what
they may do before the end of the ses
sion in behalf of the Allegheny county
leader, and some are predicting that
there will be a breaking away of the
Magee contingent from the Republican
regulars within the next few days. There
are those who would like to see Magee
senator some day, who declare that if
iliis prospected break from Quay should
come it would end forever any chances
that Magee might have for becoming
senator. The eternal enmity of many of
l lie regulars would follow a desertion of
iliis character over to the insurgents,
and though Quay may not lie elected ut
this session of the legislature, they would
take good care that Magee would not be
the man.
i nc resignation of John It. Commons,
professor of sociology and political
economy at the Syracuse University,
which took place about a month ago,
is now said to have been a forced one.
John D. Archibald, of the Stnndard Oil
Company, is president of th? Hoard of
Trustees.
The charges of bribery made before
the investigating committee of the
Petisylvania legislature in connection
with tin* tight for the United States
Senatorship made by Representative
I.aubaeh were substantiated by Dr. 11.
11. I.aubacli, of Philadelphia a brother
of Representative Laubacl).
The Democratic State Central Com
mittee of Delaware unanimously
adopted resolutions denouncing Sena
tor E. 11. Farlow and representatives
William F. King and James 11. Clark
for voting for J. Edward Addicks for
United States Senator at the recent
session of the Delaware Legislature,
and calling upon them to resign their
offices as State Senator and Represen
tatives respectively.
Not Offered to Britain.
Washington, April I.— A high offi
cial of the Department of Stat" yester
day denied in most positive terms that
the Philippines had ever beeu offered
to Great Britain. The Department offi
cials claim the published report in the
Birmingham Post is ridiculous.
Laporte Township Audit.
Michael Jul dan and I'l.ilip Einig in account
with Laporte township as overseers of poor for
the year ending March 13th 1*99.
I)r. Cr.
A nit. handed over from Treus. UT I"«u 9ii
Received from I'. Karge,collector 110 9.1
Thos.Kennedy, keeping of J. Goatie 21 00
S. Mead for keeping James While... 27 DO
M. C, Miller, keeping trainiw 2 ' z <?
r. L. Wing, printing order hook 1 <o
N. Karge, services rendered 2 00
Costs on suit of Thou. Kennedy li> n
Overseer services jj| 00
Balance in hands of overseers 14314
_'til yl 261 91
11. J. Lowe in account with Laporte township
as supervisor for the year ending March 13, 1K99.
Ami. ree'd. from former supervisor 24 92
Amt. of duplicate 19."> 29
By exonerations J **
Collected by cash
by work 20. 01
220 21 220 21
Orders issued toss"
li.v orders redeemed 90 os
outstanding 18
:08 87
Cash Collected on face of duplicate ft 70
Borrowed money 25 00
Keceived from County Treasurer... 1364 50
" " P. Kaige, collector NO 00
Debts and judgments paid '.wiJ.'i
Paid on work
Balance in Supervisor's hands " "
1475 26 1475 26
Supervisor's services 140 40
Balance in Supervisor's hands 8 <7
Balance due Supervisor 131 (US
140 40
Certificate issued to Supervisor 1311>3
George Karge in account with Laporte township
as supervisor for the year ending March 13, 1H99.
To amount of duplicate 183 90 __
By exonerations ' '»
Hv land returns 11 ™
('ash collected on face duplicate... --
Amt. worked on face duplicate 137
Handed over to successor in office 4 '1
183 96 IS3 96
Orders issued for work 439 49
New orders redeemed by G. Karge
W.J.Lowe 245 2D
Orders outstanding 5044
439 49
Received of P. Karge, collector
Isaac Lowe, borrowed... 3t>< ;i0
County Treasurer 400 00
Collected on face duplicate 22 2/
Orders received of P. Karge, Col 21>
County Treasurer 148 19
Orders redeemed by cash Vi-
Bv receipts iiled r.
By judgments •" IJ
Old orders redeemed «2!;
Balance in bands of Siqicrvisor
1407 73 1407 73
Supervisor's services 2!i.'!'-.
Balance in build of Siqicrvisor -32
" due '. 23097
233 29
Certificate issued to Supervisor 230 97
Liabilities and resources for Laporte township
on roads for settlement eliding March 13. 1899._*
Liabilities.
Judgment- entered on docket 2;
of Mrs. Sinclair 201
J. W. I'lynii 110 00
John Karge. ..
Henry Karge 9 ; '9J
Order* in bank J •J;' J®
•• of G.Karge as treasurer for 9#--98 l|i oo
Outstanding orders issued by Low Karge
Certificate issued to W.J. lyowe 1 >1 '»_•
Ceo. Karge 230
4569 89
We the undersigned auditors and clerk of La
port,- township do certify that the foregoing state
incut is correct to the best of our knowledge and
belief.
W. J. LOUD >
11KXRY KARGK) Auditors.
K.C. PETERS, Clerk.
Laporte Borough.
Report of the Borough Auditors for the fiscal
vear 1898, made March 1899.
K. A. Conklin, Treasurer, with La
porte Borough tor the year 1898,.
To balance on hand, audit '9B 420 20
Amt. received,A.Buschhausen,Col 491 31
proportion license money 351 00
Auditor General 8 09
• F W. Gallagher show license..
Bv amount on H. Karge. order 9 48
of bond cupons .>0 00
orders redeemed ,; 84 01
commission 2 per cent . lIS I
Balance due Borough - >0
1280 20 1280 20
A. II Buschhausen. Collector. 1897, in account
with La|>orte Borough.
To balance due Boro. la«t audit 34 83
By Treasurer's receipt -7
By exonerations «
34 8;i 34 8:;
A. 11. Buschhausen, Collector 1898.^
To Amount of duplicate *»79 :S3 _
By Treasurer's receipt .
5 per cent rebate 410.70 2}
3 per cent commission 0n£390.22. 11 ,1
Treasurer receipt U».H>
5 per cent commission on 38.18 19-
Treasurer receipt 70
Land returns
Balance due Borough •»'»
r>79 33 579 : a
A. H. Buschhausen Collector of Poor Funds 1898:
To amount of duplicate 292 09
By Treasurer's receipt l- s 9 14
5 per cent rebate on 205.25 '9 -9
3 per cent commission on 194.99.. _» 8o
Treasurer's receipt 17 40
5 per cent commission .on 18.32.. 92
Land Returns J*?®}
Balance due Borough 50 21
292 09 292 09
John Minuierand W. A. Kennedy, Overseers of
Poor in account with La|»orte Borough for 1898.
To balance due Borough last audit 02 98
Amt. received,A.Buschhausen Col. 220 7(1
Paid A.K.Tripp, relief, Mrs.Purcell J> 11
Mary (iunsky and family 72 00
Insane bill at Danville for X. Gun
ski to June Ist '9B 172 00
PaidT. K. Kennedy,board of tram|*» 1 75
u .. K. W. Gallagher " ]»0
Sheriff Swank " •'• >0
Sheriff Osier 75
T. J. V. H. Ingham 'Attys. 1• 00
Balance in hands of Overseers 1213
289 71 289 74
Statement of Resources and Liabilities.
Outstanding orders 532 87
Bonded indebtedness 800 0o
Amt. due from K.A.Conklin,Treas. >2l 90
A.Buschhausen Collector ">6 72
Co. Treasurer, land returns. 189:1-."> 1105
1890-K t.l 05
A. G. Hill, sidewalk muddle 1600
A. .1. Hack ley, sidewalk 20
C, E, Grimm do 9 81
John Werilin do 1017
J.Purcell Si, acct. of Mrs. Purcell 3 90
Liabilities in excess of resources 039 07
1332 87 1332 87
P<K)r Fund account.
Resources in excess of liabilities... 07 13
Amt. due from Overseers 189/* 12 13
H. Minnier 55 00
07 13 07 13
Recapitulation of Borough expenses.
Orders redeemed o*4 01
Interest on 11. Karge order 9 48
Bond Cupons "»o 00 743 49
Made up as follows:
Street Commissioner, Chas. Lauer 70 95
Work on streets 415 05
Material ami rejuiirs 120 21
Amliting liorough account 1220
Boanl of health excuses :t0 00
Printing 5 00
Interest on ll.Karge order 9 48
Bond cui>ons 50 00 743 49
NOTE: —Order No. 211 for 830.00 was paid to R.A,
Conklin ii))on an order signed by T. J.lngham,
Pres. and C, F. Waekenhuth, Sec'y. of Board of
Health. No bill is found to show what services
were rendered by Health Otticer. This amount,
S3O is surcharged to T.J. Ingham and C. F. Waek
enhuth.
Witness our hands and seal this day, March 25,
1899.
THOB. K, KENNEDY, i
( HAS. W , COLKMAX, ' Auditors.
J. 11. FRIES. *
No-To-Bae for Fifty Cents.
Guaranteed tobacco habit cure, makes weak
men strong, blood pure. 50c, sl. All druggists.
NEW YORK MARKETS. j
GRAlN— Wheat: Throughout the |
regular session the wheat market hail
sii steady to strong umlerton»\ lifina;
influenced h.v a coltl weaihei- in !
winter and spins wheat Stales. The j
crowd was short after the luvviouw
days efforts and covered vigorously
lifter the opening, the demand beiti;: |
supplemented by a fair inquiry from i
foreign houses and outside sources, so I
that last official prices of the day
were l@%c. uet higher and the under- \
tone quite firm. Local traders, how- !
ever were disposed to overdo the inat- i
ter on the advance, and curb trading i
brought out a heavy unloading move- j
ment, under which prices broke quite
sharply. Aside from the weather news
bull traders were not generously sup
plied with material on which to build
up an advance, and sentiment was
more unsettled than it has been for
some time, fearing a general period of
liquidation should a warm spell of
weather developed in the Western sec
tion. No 2 red quoted 4c. over May
and No. 1 Northern Otiliitli 7c. over
asked, with no bids. On the curb May
wheat was quoted from T.HV&c. to "•>
%c., closing 7711-Hie. at 1 o'clock.
Corn: No. 2 corn was quoted 7c.
over Chicago May for new. and Sc.
over for old 112. o. b. afloat.
Oats: There was very little trading
in oats, and the market ruled nomin
ally steady.
Uyc: Market steady. No. 2 West
ern IMC.. and No. 1 \\ estern, tV>%c\
both 112. o. b. afloat; State rye, •"!>(•. e. i.
112. New York car lots.
Barley: Market nominal.
Cheese: State, full cream, fall
made, large, colored or whit", fancy,
12(fi)12%c.; do., large, choice. 11 y,(t{
1 i%c.; do., good to prime, low*/ lie.:
do., common to fair. SKglOc.; do., fall
made, small, colored, fancy, 12»4<& 13c.:
ilo., small, white fancy. 12% c.
Eggs: Jersey and nearby, fancy, per
dozen. 13c.; State. Pennsylvania and
neafby. average prime. 12'/ic.: West
ern. 'l2V l f»i'l2 l -rt'.: Kentucky, 12VjC.;
Southern, i
IMICAJ
IAXLE- J
{GREASE - 1
■ helps the team. Saves wear and ■
K expense. Sold every where.
■i MADS BY
STANDARD OIL CO.
Administratrix Notice.
Kstatc of Clinton K. Lawrence, late of Colic;
township, Sullivan county, deceased.
letters of Administration uiion the above liam
cd estate having tieea granted to the undersigned
all personshavingclaims against the same "ill
present them for |iayment, duly authentieatol:
all those indebted thereto will please make im
mediate i>avment to
MARY M. LA WHENCE, Admrx.
Lojiez, Pa., March 27, 1899.
Notice.
In the Court of Common Pleas for the County of
Sullivan.
Notice is hereby Riven that an application will
lie made to the saiu court on Monday the -Jd day
of May, 1X99, at 2 o'clock p. m., under the "Act to
provide for the incorporati'in and regulation of
certain corporations" approved April 1874.and
its supplements, by Tlios. J. ingftam. Henry T.
Downs, Rush J. Thomson, John 11. Cronin. and
A. J. Bradley foracharterof an intended cnr|»r
ation to lie called Sullivan ( ountv liar Association
tile character and object of which is to promote
intercourse and friendship among the UICUIIHTS
of the Sullivan County liar, and to advance the
interest of litieral education, and for these purim
ses to have, jxissess a id enjoy all the rights, liene
tits and privileges conferred liy the said Act and
its supplements.
\VM, P. SHOE Jl A K Kit. Solid tor.
I,u|iortc. I'a., March 29. IW9
A. T. ARMSTRONG,
SONESTOWN, PA.
DEALER IN
Flour Feed anil Groceries
13] pounds of pure Lard lor $ 1.00
Baking molasses, 25 to 50c.
8 pounds Rolled Oats tor 25c.
7 pounds of Corn -Starch lor 25c.
7 pounds of Laundry .Starch for 25c.
2 pounds of Hio Coll'ee for 25c.
8 bars ot Lenox Soap for 23c.
No. 1 mackerel per |iOutid Sc.
Best Sugar Coated llams (a.I Ic per ll».
Buckwheat Flour 25 pound sack 45c.
Buckwheat Flour 100 pounds, SI.BO.
Yellow Corn per 100 pounds 90c.
Corn Meal or Cracked Corn 90c.
Corn. Oats and Barley Chop 90c.
Wheat Bran 200 pounds $1.50.
Flour middlings, 140 pound sack $1.40.
Fine middlings 200 pounds SI,OO.
Flour per sack SI.OO.
Winter Roller per sack SI.OO.
Good Flour 90c.
Rye Flour 25 pounds, 50c.
Graham Flour 12] pounds 30c.
Common l'iue Salt per barrel $1.20.
Williamsport & North Branch R.R
TIME TABLE.
In Effect Tuesday Sept. 13, 1898.
Northward. Southward,
pm. a. m. a.m. p.m.
525 10 23 Halls 9 45 4 40
f580l»028 Pennsdale 9 41 firs
540 10 40 Hughesville 9 82 4 2!
548 10 4S Picture Rocks 925 4 1:1
f551 n052 Lyons Mills f922 f4 0s
f554 f1055 Chainouui 920 (4 Oti
f0 02 11 04 Olen Mawr 9 11 :i 59
1612 fit 14 Strawbridge f905 f3 4T
ti lfi fll 17 Beech Glen f«01 f:l 42
t> 20 1121 Muncy Valley 858 »40
t> 28 11 30 Sonestown 852 t 82
645 11 49 Nordmont 8:18 la
701 12 OB LaPorte 821 »57
704 12 11 LaPorte Tannery 819 i54
f7 20 112 12:W Kiugdale f8 05 >3:)
735 1245 Satterfleld V V> 2 20
pm. p. m. tn. pn.
Ail trains daily except Sunday; 112" ig
■tatiooi.
Connections with the Philadelphia A Reading
at Halls, for all points north and aouth, and the
Fall Brook and Beech Creek railroad*. At
Satterfield for all point! on the Lehigh Valley
railroad. At Soueitown with the EagUi Mere
railroad.
R E. EAVENSON, General Manager.
Hughesville, Pa.
Auditors' Report.
Annual report of the receipt? and expenditures
of Klklaud township, Sullivan county.Pa., for the ,
vear ending March 13, 1*99.
R. \V. Wright. Treas. of Klkland township In i
account with said township for the year ending
March 13. Special road fund.
To amount received from county... 150 00
A. Rightinirc. Kx.Col. 148 48
C. Snyder Collector 574 9'2
use ol" election house 10 U0
Refunding order to ljulutice ft 97
By amount of tinier? redeemed Stil 47 I
By Treasurer's commission II per.i t. 25 90 ;
189 37 8*» 37 i
Poor fund.
Aint. reed. from Rx-Trea..lennings 79 81
Kx. Col. A. Righttnlre 72 74
" S. Snyder, Collector... lit 00
« ounty,unseated land 50 00 !
By orders redeemed 235 41
Treasurer's corn mission 6 75
Balance in Treasurers'hands 74 39
316 55 310 55
Itemized statement of expenditures of Klkland
township for the year ending March 13, '99.
S|ieclal Road.
Laud returns 1 50
Kxlra work on road 308 01
Commissioners' fees for services... 51 00
Repair on road machine 31 7ii
Auditing 1-00
Town clerk 40 40
Printing report 4 00
Dynamite 3*23
Review on Bower road lti 00
Plank and Bridges 69 54
Watering traughs '2 00
Shoveling snow 24 84
Lick Run bridge 147 00
Building roads 13(155
Refunding order 15 84 863 47 |
Poor Funds.
Paid for care and board of G.Lemner
at the State lnsan*- Asvlum 115 10
Board and clothitn? H. (lauillton 75 79
Milton Molvneux 8 10
Margaret Molyneux 5 '."J
Overseers for services 26 00
Clerk . 5 at) 235 41 I
Kinantinl condition <if Klkland township.
Special Koad 112 und.
To amount of outstanding orders... 23 55
Resources in excess of liabilities... 318 13
By amount due from collectors 243 90
" " Co. Treasurer 97 78
341 68 341 68
Ptxjr I'und.
To orders outstanding 10 2ft
Amount due County Treasurer 14 71
Resources in excess of liabilities 126 07
By amount in Xreasurer's hands 74 39
due from Collectors 76 64
151 03 151 03
We the the undersigned auditors of Klkland
township met in the election house at Ktdrcds- ;
vllleon Monday the 13th day of March, 1899 ac ,
cording to Act of Assembly made and provided I
and have examined the accounts of the Treasurer j
and Collectors and find them as heretofore set i
forth to the tiest of our knowledge and belief.
Witness our hands and seals this 13th day of
March 1899.
C. \. BOYLE.
HENRY A. HESS, widitor.
SILAS MCCARTY,
Attest: I LYSI.SS MI It 1>
In lure I oils 11 fin 11.in t'uipiri.
Talie C.iscarets Cuuu.v Cutharlic. 10c or 250. j
If l'. C. C. fail to cure, druicU'slM refund tiionev ]
Kducute Your Itctwels With ('KMrftretk.
Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever.
10c, 25c. If C. C. C. fail, druggists refund money.
Ihm't i'ulmrro Spit nml SnmUe luur l.ite Ami).
To quit tobacco easily and forever, lie mag
nctic. full of life, nerve and vigor, talie No To-
Bac. the wonder-worker, that tnaltes weak men
strong. All druggists, 50c or SI. Cure guaran
teed llooUlct and sample free. Address
Sterling Remedy Co , Chicago "r Neiv York.
Kvervhoily Saya So.
Cascarets (Jauilv CaUmrtic. Hie most won
derful tncdicul tlim-overv of l.liu ape. pleas
ant and refreshing to the taste, net (jently
and positively on kidneys, liver mid bowels,
cleansing the entire syst"nt, UUpel colds,
cure headstone, lever, habitual constipation
and bi'ioiiHUCKß. PleMu buy and try a box
of C. C. C. to-dav; 10, Ufi, TiO con's. Sold aDd
guaranteed to cure by all druggists.
Ihin't Tuliarro Spit and Muukc luar I.lie Ann;.
To quit tobacco and forever, be mag
netic, lull of life, nervo anil vigor, take No-To-
Bac, the wonder-worker, that makes weak men
strong. All druggists, 60c or fI. Cure guaran
teed Booklet and sample free. Address
Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago or New York.
Kducutn Your llowels With Cascarets.
Candy Cathartic, euro constipation forever.
10c,25c. Ift!. C. C fall, druggists rrfund money.
To Cure Coustlpatlon Forever.
Take Cascarets Candy Cathartic. 10c or 25c.
If C. C. fail to cure, druggists refund money.
No-To-BM for Fl.'.y Cents.
Guaranteed tobacco habit cure, makes weak
men strong, hio«|d pure. &Qc, sl. All druugists.
! G. A. Rogers
FORKSVILLE, PA.
(Successor to B.W. Fawcett.)
Watches, Jewelery,
Silverware, Etc.
Bicycle re|)«iring. Bicycle sundries.
Fishing tackle, at lowest possible
l'rice.
FALL
and Winter
Every corner of the store is
bright, with the newest things
for Women's wear and Men's
wear and Children's wear.
We are glatl to have you come in
and see the new life of the old
store and look at its excellent
line of goods,
Underware
for Men, Women and
Children.
In conjunction with
the inviting varities, all
prices will be found more
than ordinarily small.
Grocery Department
A new and fresh sup
ply of Groceries have
have just arrived.
Vernon Hull,
Hillsgrove, Pa.
W.L.Hoffman\s
HILLSGROVE
Three Big Stores-- MUNCY VALLEY,
PROCTOR, PA.
Have Bounded Into still Greater
favor
You know we beat everybody on General Merchan
dise, not alone on quality but in lowness of prices.
We intend to make this year a memorable one in
our business and for this reason we have reduced
prices that will make it profitable for you to do your
trading with us.
AN AVALANCHE OF NEW GOODS.
Our supply of Winter Goods is extraordinary
Three big stores sparkles with new styles and colorings of
Fashions' latest creation
General Merchandise.
Our prices always touch the lowest ebb in General
Merchandise. Our stock is absolutely complete.
At prices all too small.
. JENNINGS BROS.
it c?3§.
We keep in stock at our mills a
complete line of dressed lumber
in hemlock and hardwood.
MANUFACTURERS OF
Gang Sawed and Trimmed Lumber.
LOPRZ. PA.
SPECIALTIES
Hemlock Novelty or German Siding,
Hemlock Ceiling 7-8 or $-8 stick,
Hemlock Flooring any width desired,
Hemlock Lath both $ and 4 feet long,
Hardwood Flooring both Beech, Birch or Maple,
The same woods in $-8 ceiling.
CORKESPONDENCY SOLICITED.
j | jtoj| |ln a Pretty
is tin* woman who must entertain
unexpected company—unless she
' s we " su l > l ) lh'd with canned and
bottled groceries. If her pantry
shelves are nicely lined with our
Nnm famou brands of pickles, soups,
If .I.L ' ff vegetables, canned meats and fish
and crackers she is completely
ready for any emergency. What shall we send you to-day?
ON DRY GOODS WE ARE IN THE LEAD
WHY ? Because we carry the Largest and Best line in the county
Tf II 1 112 Because we have only new and attractive patterns to show
Because you will find 110 old goods 011 our shelves,
We have just opened anew line of Ginghams, Shirtings, muslins etc.,
for the springjtrade. which we would be pleased to have you inspect.
a stock of un
workman-
Cash Paid lor Country Produce.
E. G. Sylvara
Wright & Haight,
f U ri.it M r ?uf[<derta|iinq
MANUFACTURERS OP
DRESSED LUMBER
Full and complete seasoned stock always on hand.
A fine line of furniture etc. The most complete line of
Coffins and Casket to select from in Sullivan County.
The finest hearse in the county, with equipments to match.
Embalming a specialty. Funerals directed with
safety and dispatch.
Everything New and Seasonable. FORKSV'i LE. PA
Prices Invariably Lower. Try us. t