First national bank
OK IHTSIIOUK, I'KNNA.
VITAL - - $50,000
ei'Hfi.us - - if 10 000
Does a (General Banking Ilusiiiest.
's 1). riTKIItOKKK, M. I). SWAHXS.
President. Cu liter
\ J. BRADLEY,
Attorney at-Law.
Office, corneriot .Main ami Muncv *ts.
I. Vf'Oh'TK, l'A.
fTaviii«r opened an olfice al ! ->!2S Areh
Si.. Philadelphia. I shall slill continue to
practice in the several Courts of Sullivan
< '<>lllllv.<• When not in my ollice personally
a com pet. Nt person will lie found in
charge thereof. Bonds of various kinds
furnished.
FRANCIS W. MEYLERL
Attornoy-nt-IiMW.
ft ice in Keeler's Block.
LAPOUTE, Sullivan County, PA.
liusli J. Thomson, Albert I'. Ileess,
187,1.
JHOMSON & 11EESS,
LAWYERS,
PUSIIOItU, I'KNNA.
Long I 'istancejl'elephone.
.January 1- 1901$. _
112 J. & F. 11. INGHAM,
ATTORN I'.YS A'l- LAW,
Lpg::l liu-attcn-led to
in this an«l adjoining countio®
A PORTE, PA
112 J. MULLEN,
Attorney-at Law.
LA I*ORTK, PA.
OFPICR IN COUNTY BUILDING
NKAK COURT UOIIKK.
J H. CRONIN,"
ATTORNEY AT LAW
NOTARY PUBLIC.
OFFICII ON IF AIH HTRBKT.
DttBHOKB. __ f>A
Q J. MOLYNEAUX, D.D.S.
Graduate Pennsylvania.
NhW ALBANY, PA.-
At Lopez, Pa., Wednesday and Thursday
each week.
LAPORTE HOTEL
F. W, GALLAQHEB, Prop.
Newly erected. opposite Court
House sipiare. Steam heat, bath rooms,
hot and cold water, reading and pool
room.and barber shop; also good stabling
and livery,
M. Brin
New Albany, Pa.
,100 lbs. new corn meal, I .-•>
"■ eracke<l corn, 1.25
" whole corn, 1.25
Same per ton 21.00
('orn.oat - and barley chop I l->
Same per ton '-2 00
100 coarse bran, 1.10
Same per ton, -LoO
100 lbs low grade flour I -> 0
300 lbs flour middlings 1
100 lbs new process Oil meal I <>•>
100 lbs oyster shells, 00
Lump rock sr.lt T->
1 10 lbs common line salt 50
2SO lb barrel salt 1 20
Buckwheat grain wanted.
100 lbs Glutton feed, L.'JO
<)ats per bushel ■!•>
50 and 100 bushel lots. Oats, .10
Schuinackers Patent 1 <>o
Rest Spring Wheat 1.00
Our own, a blended flour 1 10
Extra, a. pastry Hour 1 .">0
Rest Monroe ton mills 1 15
Money and Huninieriicld Hour 1 45
Seal calves and thv eil poultry
wanted every Wednesday.
M. BRINK.
For a well Kept
Up-to-date
Stock of
General
Merchandise
Far prices that are
Right
[ or curteous treatment
g> to
Buschluusen'
' County Seat
Local and Personal Events
Tersely Told.
"«ii ■ ii
Mr Percy Rivins of Philadelphia,
is spending a lew days in town.
Mis- Margaret Iloiin of Lancaster,
I'II. will spend the summer at the
1 leetory.
Mr. Lewis Wager of llillsgrove
transacted business at the lounty
sent Wednesday.
Services will be held in the Epis
copal church every Sunday morning
iit II o'clock and in the evening :it
7:.".0, The evening service will he a
soiif? service without a sermon.
Miss t'loyd Burnley, who is a
professor 'at Yasser College, and
,M Dorothy Shank of William
sport, are visiting their aunt, Mrs.
W. H. Randall.
Mrs. It. A. Conklin h:is returned
from the home of her niece, Mrs.
William Lowe, near Sonestown,
where she spent Iwo months while
convalescing from her I'>l154,' and se
vere illness.
Mrs. (Jeiger, mother of Mr. John
Uiger who lives on the Conklin farm
beyond Lake Mokonia, is critically
ill, and her death is expected at any
time.
llorn, to Mr. and Mrs. Ilenry
Stepp, a daughter, on July 1-. We
do not know whether the baby's
Stepp-father or its grandfather Ma
son is w< aring the broadest smile.
Miss Rowena Hen man. daughter
of l>r. M. K. llerrnla.ll of
is ill of typhoid lever.
Mis. I'. If. Cook of Alliens, is
visiting at the home of William
lleini, in the second ward.
Miss Jessie Wrede l'.as been en
gaged by the Colley township
School Directors to teach one of
the Lopez schools.
Mr. and Mrs. Theron Allen and
children visited friends at New
\lhany, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Meylert
spent Wednesday at Laglcs Mere.
Mrs. Amelia, Hamilton of Marsh
Hill, is visiting her mother, and
her sister Mrs. Potter.
Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Karris and
children of Denton, are visiting at
the home of Mrs. Karns' father,
Mr. T. J. Keeler.
"M iMrvtle Kdgar of Sones
town. .-pent a week in Laportc.
taking orders for a very popular
book.
Mrs. T. J. Ingham accompanied
by her nurse. Miss (iraee Hakes,
is spending a few weeks with her
son, E, V. Ingham, at Eagles
Mere.
Mr. Clarence Ayers and Miss
Florence Kilmer of Wheelerville.
were married at Eltnira, 011 July
4th.
Floyd Finkle and sister Pearl, of
Rosclle Park, X. J. are visiting
their grandparents Mr. and Mrs.
W. J. Hi-ley.
Mrs. Charles lleinze of Shunk.
who went to the Williamsjiort Ilos
pita) to receive treatment for a
cancer on her head, it has now de
veloped is also suH'ering with can
cer of the stomach.
The Methodist church at the
west corner of Harvey's Lake was
destroyed by fire Tuesday evening
of last week, the origin of the lire
being unknown. The residence
| adjoining the church, had a
I \ cry narrow escape.
.Among the late arrivals at the
| Mountain 11«■ are Mr*. Lew i
| -mith and Mi-. Moody of Philadel
phia: Mr-. E. Hnppleye and daught
er EM In 1 of .J< 1 ey City; Mrs. M
-Uhei'le >t New York City; Mr W.
i:iii-, Muneyi Mr. (IMHMMIUI, Will*
inn-port; Mi- Mooney, \li— llnr-t,
Syracuse, N. Y,
I <>n Sunday eveuiiii; July :f, Rev.
I. II FNlur priach farewell
1 nnull al tin liupli -I chilli ll where
j lie had -( rvt d a>- pastor !■ r the past
! three years, and a few day* later
| with his wife bade far well to Lit
-1 purte, and left tor Schuylkill II veil,
win re they will <-|ii-iid the -umnier.
Ni-\t fall lt'-v. I l*her will enter
< olli u" al Pliiluh Iphl.i, and e\peel*
in take a three yi »r»* i our-t*. Mr-
I i4»er will llvi ill WeM CheMer
• (tit Si- Hie lime In I hu»l aui| I- at
colli »'I«, The Icl Wblii- oft hi"
•<■ 11111 • 111 <i 1%, for a »inve-.M'ul future,
' I 1 ilej|i|e<( I• • (lie i|i<|i.lltei| |t,i -la«f.
A law eongregation ws
last Sunday evening in tlx
pal church. The lit. Kt»>
Henry Darlington, I>. D., 1
the Diocese of I larrisburg, ei
a class of live young men an
en, and made a forceful
The Hinging by the choir of
voices was the best ever li
this church. A most app
solo "Come Unto Ale," by
! was most capably sung by >
1 >nblc Scheele of New York
Print the grandest sermt
lever fell from inspired lips a
j2O percent of even the prof
| pious will read it. Print a d
! account of some female bunco
or something equally sens;
and !•!) (il the very elect will n
dive for the paper before brei
swoop down upon it like a
upon a bowl of crabsoup, <
| every word, then roll then
heavenward tnd wonder whal
wicked world is coining to.
As a result of the recent dro\
in Williamsport, an effort has
started to organize a life savin
ciety in that city. A numht
' good swimmers have signitieil
; intentions of joining. The gov
J ment will furnish, free of e.\|
life saving buoys, flags and sigi
| designate their station, and but
j and badges to denote their oil
1 positions, and also boats and me<
chests w here needful, containing
r< medics to resuscitate the drowi
| at half price cost.
Trustee's Sale of Valua
Real Estate.
liy \ irttie of an order issued out el'
;i'onn of < 'oiiimon Pleas of Sullivan co
iv. and to 11.<• directed and delivertd.
Trustee, 11) ere will lie exposed to put
sale, at tlie Court House in Laporle, 1
II! I l)A Y the II day of A I'd I ST, I'M
:tt II o'clock a. ni.. the following ri
; "state situated in the township of Pav
son, County of Sullivan and State ol Pen
y Ivan: I. hounded and described as l<
lows, viz: Beginning at a post corn
thence North lilty-three degrees West oi
hundred and sixty perches to a post an
stone corner; thence North titty degree
; K isi ninety perches to a pout corner: tliei
| ce Suiith fifty nine decrees Kast one hum
red twenty perches to old sugar cornet
| t hence Si null li It v -utile degrees East elevei
| perches to a butternut corner: thenci
South thirty-two and one-hal( degrees Wes
•eighty one perches to the place ot begin
nitig. containing eighty-live acres, one
1 hundred twenty six perches strict ineas
] are.
Also another piece ol land in the same
Township, lieginiiing at a post and stone
corner adjoining lands formerly ol ileorge
Anderson; thence North sixty tour degree?
: West thirty-four perches to an old hultoii
wood corner: (lienor North seventy-eight
mi.l one halt'degrees Wist filty-one per
•lies in a post, thence South seventv-eighl
one hall degrees west forty-nine perche»
io a p.isi: thence North thirty-two am
■mi half degree-i Past one hundred sixty
nine perches to a button wood corner
I hem e Sunt h titty nine degrees bast Olli
hundred fifteen perches to a stone corner
tlienct South thirty-two and one hall' de
grees West one hundred and twenty per
' ehes to the place ot beginning. < 'outain
ing ninety-eight acres and eleven perchei
-irict measure. The two pieces abo\ i
described being one farm formerly own it
by Kiiasi'OWer deed, and will he soli
| together. .
Having about TO Acres cleared am
: 111 <-1 jood stale of cultivation, with In
■J !i.r_e frame dwelling houses, a gooi
j liarn. and other out buildings thereo
erected, with a large well hearing orcliar
lliereon and all being well watered. I'll
-ame will he sold as the properly <
Thomas Mark.
Terms of Sale:—Oll| toiirlh ol the put
, eha.-e money at the striking down of lb
| properly and tin* reinaining three-fourth
within one year therealicr with intere.-
I :*' in unlit anal ion N i St.
KPW I N M. PI'NIIAM, I'rustee.
1 I.aporte. I'a.. July 10, P.MVi.
011 Kl!l IT'S SAI.K.
b
I\ virtue of a writ ol \ endition expotfh
issueilTmt ol the < 'ourt ot t'ommon Pita
of Sullivan ('otlntv. and to me direc'n
and delivered there will he exposed t,
pub]ii sj»le at the < 'ourt House in bit pfrt
■ Pa., on
Kill PA V. Al'tit'ST 11. P.
at I I o'clock a. in.the following,'ra
estate Vi/:
\ii il ,t piece or parcel ol land shifted
in the township ol |-'o\. County ot {f:111
van and State ol Pennsylvania, hoiided
ami tlcsc. died as follow w/. Itcgifiiug
at a post and stone in the cenlei if the
North Street t al. ami in the Wesjline
01 the Daniel I'hoii Ihead w arrant, tlcnce
Nmtli three degrees Ka»t, alons»said
l>roadliead line ninety \ and three inrth
perch- io a post, thence North eghty
*en le tees U isl. along lands .t H.
I - thirty nil.- and ihre '.mrth pf' hr
-1 , I I; tliei I -olllhthrei degreeaW est
In lands ol Puniel Morgan one Inquired
ai. I six ml iae hall p«rciie,« lo cener ol
Nor i ->ir«» id, and thence North
-i i eniy right di r. . eci along sail road
lo: tv an I olie halt |*errhes to Ihe pftcr of
beginning. Containing twenty tl*» acres
rlit He asine be the -ante liiole I le*-
urt oi a tract oi land in Warrant
name ot Andrew lAUilel.
Si,ait lllteelt Helen iniplo.ed Hid h»v
e i tl.llie tlnehitit! Iftm one
til ;h : »torv high, i In.- barn, a i{«hhl
aiple oreliard and a "prinu >• living
ei I, ! lk• iii 1 Mention an to ' *
: , ,<■ ft ~t |'h hI e ard
.at ti tutor I'll H»ik>) ,i«»e>.
HANK « II C , M»rub
in || • tilt • b.i|.oile. Pi*. I uly JO, P*>».
Of i (ill
I Captain K. S. Chase ol 112
jvicro 112 els very proud of the new j
jlag which was presented to the j
Itoamer Iroquois, by a party of
Ivilliamsport ladies vho spend their
lumniers at F.agles Mere. The (Jap
pin unfurled the to the breeze
linid hearty applause by the spec
lit ors.
■ V. L. Woodward, editor of the
lullivan Starr, and Miss Roberta
teesinan of Oakland, I'a., were
.nited in marriage on Tuesday,
line -7. at the home of Charles
I'arren. We extend best wishes
|i Brother "Woodward and his esti
able bride.
Miss Florence Ring, daughter of
r. and Mrs. Herman Ring, fonn
ily of this place, was united in
larriagc to Mr. A lonsou Messer
litli, at the home of her parents
Sunbury, on Monday July •>•
ie ceremony was perlormcd bj
•v. C. H. Mutschler, grandfather
the bi'i<le. Tl>ey will make
eir future home at Berwick.
Auditor's Notice.
n tiie mailer ot the estate of Jonathan
.vis deceased, late of Hillsgrove 1 wp.,
lis';,,, county, Pa. 11l tlieOiphaiir
iit of Sullivan county, No 7, Septem
term l'.Mt.">. , ,
"lie undersigned, ami auditor appointed
said I'onrt to distribute the funds in
hand* of tlie Administrator, gives
ice. tlint lie will attend to the duties ot
nppointment on I' ridav August 11.
;,t 10 o'clock a. in , at his othee in
borough of 1 inshore, when and where
persons interested in said estate or
in.' a claim on said tun.l nitiM present
same or he forever debarred troni
;in" claim to any part tliereol.
"\I.IMI«iNSt"S WALSH, Auditor.
,• s, 1905. .
Life Insurance
l-;\\ uF THE MANY REASONS
VHY YOl SHOULD HAVE
A POLICY
TH THE NEW YORK LIFE
•X'AUSIv —Incontestable from the
of issue. Because absolutely
out restrictions. because nun
itable from date of issue. Be
j -cash loans are provided after
id year on demand at 5 pet cent
est without fee or other charge,
use- if death does not occur an
nulative policy is a highly profi
investment for the policy holdei
lives.
licits now maturing to living
,( holders prove this. In iact
V yORK. bll'lv policies do not
(,Ith and Accident Insurance
al\ritten. A postal card will
btjin agent to you, or a person
inlew can be had at the olhee
Silays, regular oilice day.
GEO. BROWN, Agent.
LOPEZ, PA.
Of in Dr. Chrictian Ill'd.
U> 99
le Best place
t buy goods
j otten asked by the pru
jjt housewife,
floney saving advantages
.jalways being searched lor
lose no time in making a
tfrough examination ol iht
£vv Line of Merchandise
j)w on
?????? ? ? 1
STEP IN AND ASK
ABOUT THEM.
\ll answered at
Vernon Hull's
Large Store.
BtUaerov*, P».
ÜBl'o3l l'b OV 112 ti *10.00U..»U0.
rttuU.r« I ru»' <■ P»<v '»•;
niri'lin »wl prulit» eeiltii). * •
hu I I ..nt inter.nl on MVlßtfa »'«
iowhhdr. W aloi# U.
itU notice, (Hid - per cut «... j* 112
ic. ouiit*. lntere-i , .ni|-ntid. If mi
ihuuhlW. I>U »ll >" ur hauUiiig by I"" I *.
rl. nd lor l»o hundred \> j> e.dandar 're*.
JJJ KuurlU a\«uu«i 1 a.
Foley's Honey * nd Tar
temln lungs mad *top* tbe cough.
Campbell "The Merchant"
SHUNK, PA.
New Spring and Summer Goods
in Every Department.
_ , . I would bo pleased to have you call and look
T pW IOC ovet . o ur New Dress Goods.-l'ercales Pongees,
i—U 1 Ow>9 ijllvvlls for Shirtwaists and Suits. Also
Ladies' Furnishing Goods of every kind. Shoes and Oxford Ties, both
lilac,k and Tan.
J. We are now showing the most up to date Clothing
S'lLats, <*ps, Shoes, Shirts and Imlervvear that
'oxer came to town. Triers Low, Quality High.
if.„ , 1U fchnw <T()o(1s Please call ana we will
prov!At 1 l?you. lSn M.V goods are all marked with plain ligures and as
low as the iowest.
FOK CASH. —Remenibt r ! give you from 5 to io per
cent discount on every dollars worth you buy.
Yours for Business,
A. E. CAMPBELL.
Spring Suits
for Men, Boys and Children
are now here for inspection.
Suits in black clay and unfinished worsteds and Thibets
Homespuns, French and English Flannels, and Scotch
Goods.
Boys and Childrens' Suits in all the new fabrics and
makes.
Prices as well as variety are extraordinary. All new
an 1 up to date line of Gents Furnishings, Hats, Caps, etc.
Mso the only place injjtown where you can get the
"Walk Over" 3t)oe.
J. W. CARROLL'S,
Hotel Carroll Block, DUSHORE, PA.
Closing Out
SALE.
The entire stock of the
Laporte Bargain House
consisting of
fiigbgrack ooibing
AND FURNISHINGS,
BOOTS, SHOES,
and Jewelry,
must tt' cosed <>ut this Summer as 1 am
out oi business.
consequence of this I will sdl at greatly taluceJ
,, RU .OS Si»)OD worth OI'KOOJS imist be void by Nuvcm
-Ist. I'.omc and avail yoursclv.s ol tins «reat orpoitun
,t> as- this is tile lirst sal, ot this kind m this viumty and
may never occur again.
JACOB HERR,
DEALER IN
c,oaka