fFRST NATIONAL BANK
N "' OF DUSHORE, PKNNA.
CAPITAL - - $50,000
BOBPIiUS - - 835.000
Does a General Banking Business.
8. D. STERIGERE. M. P. SWARTS.
President. Cashier
8 per eent interest allowed on certificates.
112 RANCIS W. MEYLERT,
Attorney-at-Law.
office in Keeler's Block.
LA PORTE, Sullivan County, FA.
112 . jT& ¥. H. INGHAM,
ATTOBUBrs-AT-LAW,
Legal business attended to
. . la this anil adjoining oountios
,AP<?RTK, PA
fjl. MULLEN,
Attorney-at-Law.
LAPORTE, PA
<• OrHOM'IB COBWTY BOILDIMO
' HLAR COURT HOUSE.
j~ H. CRONIN,
ATTOBMT»AT -LAW,
HOT ART PUBLIC.
OVVICI OB MAIM STRUT.
DI'BHORB. PA
LAPORTE HOTEL.
jf, w, GALLAGHER, Kstote,
• Newly erected. Opposite Court
Rouse square. Steam heat, l>ath rooms,
hot and cold water, reading and pool
room,and barbershop; also good stabling
and livery,
Gbtppewa
Ximc IRtlns.
Lime furnished »n car '
■ load lots, delivered at ,
Right Prices.
Your orders solicited.
Kilns near Hughesvilla
fenn'a.
M. E. Reeder,
MUNCY, PA.
For a well Kept
Up-to-date
Stock of
General
Merchandise
Far pries that are
Right
For curteous treatment
gp to
Buschhausen'
«? w
• • M* •
TWfe Best place
to buy goods
t$ Wten asked by the pru
pent: housewife.
Mbney saving advantages
archways being searched for
• t&se no time in making a
though examination of the
Netir Line of Merchandise
on
IIEXHIBITI^
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RV IN AND ASK
ABOUT THEM.
Att answered at
V«f«on Hull's
Lute Store.
Ma*t Tobacco Spli and Nu.okv lour l ire <•<,,
Tt quit tobaooo easily nnd forever, be mug
Uetlc. lull of life. nerv.e ami vigor, tuUe No-'l'o
Sac, Mietronaer-worlter, that maices weak mer
•trong. Ail druggists, 500 or «1. Cure Kuarnc
Booklet and ntimple Iree. Addrest
turilnp' Kom'edy <y>, Chicago <k Ni w York
[County Scat ij
Local and Personal Events!
I Tersely Told. J
Mr. Samuel Mahaffey is quite-ill
at this time.
Miss Eunice Ingham Spent several
days at Eagles Mere last woek.
Mrs. Jacob Fries and Miss Theresa
Fries spent Tuesday at Dushore.
Miss Helen Bealmernof Baltimore,
is the guest of Mrs. J, L. Smyth.
Mrs. Victor 11. Smyth [of Alle
ghany is visiting Victor's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Smyth.
Mrs. Helen Blackford of Martins
Ferry West Virginia, with her
brother Stein metz Baily, arc visit
ing at 12. I'. inghams'.
The entertainment which was
held in Assembly Hall of the school
house for the benefit of the Village
Improvement Society and the
Episcopal Church, netted the sum of
$32.10 which was equally divided.
Michael McNellan .Jr. visited his
brother Engine McNellan of West-
Held last week.
Miss E. Metcalfand Hiss Mar
tha Neece of Philadelphia, are vis
iting Mrs. F. W. Milling.
Miss Francis Boice left Tuesday
evening for her home in Philadel
phia.
Mrs. John Lovelace and chil
dren and Mrs. John Fitz, attended
the Hatch reunion at New Albany,
Thursday.
Miss Lizzie McNellan and Mr>.
Collins of Dushore returned from a i
visit with relatives at Williamsport .
and Cogan Station.
Miss Maud Miller of M uncy Val
ley, spent Wednesday calling on
Laporte friends.
Mrs. A. M. Nardine, of Brook- ,
lyn, N. Y., is visiting her luis
bmd's parents,'at this place.
Mrs. Leo Wrcde of Lancaster,is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
W. B. Hitter.
Mr. G. S. Eddy has beautified
his residence on Main street' by a
now coat of paint.
Frank Reeder. teller at the
First National Bunk of ■H»»fe.he«-
ville, is spending a week's vaca
tion at ibis place, lie is stopping
at the Laporte Hotel.
Postmasters recently appointed
in the county are Howard I less,
postmaster at Norduiont. and Lee
Voorhees, postmaster at Sones
t >wn.
Mr. T. K. Keeler and daughter.
Mrs. William Cheney, left on Mon
day for Seattle, Washington, to at
tend the Yukon-Alaska Exposition,
and visit relatives at Tacouia,
Wash. Tjiey will take a direct
r aite across the continent on their
way to Seattle, and on the return
♦
trip they will take a southern route,
passing through Mexico and strike
New Orleans, where they will take
a boat and litiish the journey to
New York City by water. They
expect to return about the first of
November.
Fred Broscliart, a. twelve-year
old boy living at the tannery, had
the end of his thumb and lore-lin
ger blown off and the second fin
ger of the right hand injured by
the explosion of a dynamite cap,
last week. The boy found the cip
lying in the road and taking it in
to the house he tapped it on the
stove when the explosion occured.
The event of the season at Lake
Mokoma will take place Saturday
evening when the third annual
boat Carnival will be held. All
boats will be illuminated and gaily
decorated. At eight o'clock line
will be formed and the procession
about the lake will begin. Liberal
prizes are given by Lake Mokoma
« Company for excellence of design
and illumination. Boats supplied
free of charge to all who desire to
| compete for prizes. A grand dis
play of fireworks will take place
immediately after the carnival.
, An excursion train starting from
Halls will arrive at Mokoma at 'J:4O
p. m. returning leave Mokoma at
- 11 p. m.
Preaching service in the Baptist
; Church Sunday morning at 10:00
i 'olock. All are welcome.
• DaVUtsoiv (irangtv'No. 10S1, wil
hold their annual picnic at Taylo
Grove, Beech (Jlen, August .'sl
Good speak i rig, athletic sports ettj
Refreshments .will be served oj
grounds. Special rates an W. anq
N.B. railroad; All trains stop a
Beech (Jlen. « 1 '
At the race meet on the Towan
da fair grounds Friday, the dasi
between-John Sadler. <)f .New ' Alj|
bany, and Bird of Forksville,. .>va
won by tlve latter: The To\Vand;{
Revie\v sayiy The..hundred var«,
ilasli between Sadler of New Al,
bany, and Bird of ForkwiUc, wa.'l
an exciting event. Sadler lias out
run all the sprinters in this section j
but he found a stepper in Bird"
who took the facl- by a. yard in tin'
time«if 11 v seconds. . Neither run'
ner could do his best on account u.
the dust. .
Mr. Ernest J. Warner of Mime;
Valley, formerly station agent IV
the W. and X. B. railroad coin-*
pany at that poilit,' '"was- arrestee
by the National Surety Coyipam
of New .York,' on' the cftarge o'
embezzlement of' S<SB.BS, of tin
railroad company's fund*. Hewas
given ahe.'u ; ing before J. C- Cavan,
J. P. and held under i'-'OO bail
for his appearance at September
term of court.
The following'young ladies from
Dushore, spent Wednesday of liist
week at Lake Mokoma, I'ishiug,
boating and bathing; Emma (!ook,
Nellie (trace', Mary Low, Ehizabgth
Collins, Mary Harrington, Katha
rine Oahau *of Elmira, X. Y. (ier
tnule Loder, Agues Broschart.
Orphans' Court Sale.
Bv virlueof an order .issned out of' (lie
'*i|>lian'.s i'oilrt <xfSullivan <'dimity, Penn
sylvania, the undersigned administratrix
of die Kstate of F. W. <ialhigher. late of
Laporte BAi'ough, Suflivan <\mlity. Penn
sylvania, deceased, will expose lo public
s-a!e at tlic Court House in t lie Borough j
ol Laporte, Cbilnty, IVnnsvl |
vaiiin. on
TIII'KSIiAV, SEPTKMBKK*2. I'.tO'.i. I
commencing at t one o'clock p. in., the!
following described real estate, to wit: , !
No. 1. All tlj&t pertain lit, pici-e |oi
parcel ol land, situate, lying and being in
the llorough of Lap<>rte. in'the Comity of
Sullivan and State <•!' Teuiißyl.vania,
bounded mid described as follows, viz:
itl'.fil \\ I N(i hi the •••»«►— *•""
the West-side of Muncy Street Willi the
South nide of Main Street; thence Hlonir
the South Side ol Main Street one hund
red and fifty-six (I "»•'») feel to corner- ol lot
jof K. •I.Mullen; thence along jfkid lot ol
K. .1. Mullvn, South tvvo hundred and six
ty (260) feet to Meylert Street (formerly
Kaspbcrrv Alley); thence along the
North sidi* of said Meylurt--Street, Fast
one hundred and" titty-six (156) feet to the
West side of 'Muncv Street:; thynce along
the West side of Muncy Street, North
two hundred and si\t\ let'! to the
place of beginning.
Cl>N TAIN'INti Forty 'thousand Five
Hundred bid sixty (40*,560) Square Feet,
wt land be*the sanrwiii.gre or less.'. /Arid
I*iu£ L<sis os*. if, 42 and on the
own plot ol the borough ol Laporre.
Lots improved and having erected
on a large story Irayie hotel, a
frartie barn a'nd out buildings, knojvn as,
'• The Laporle Hotel Property", xjjilate atjj
the,corner oi Main and Muncy Streets nf
front of the Court House, and being afr
very desirable hotel property with inoderni
iuiproveuietils thereon., "
This propfrlv will WVTd subject to the
-lien of a mortgage ?n the snufcof- Two
Thousand Dollars (#2,000.) JOgethw-with
interest from May, I "JOS, HI lavor ol Jane
K. fuller, Assignee, wjiich. lfiortgage :is
recorded' in Sullivan" County Mortgage
Book No. 4, at page 402, Ac., and assign.-.-
ineut recorded in eame book tft ' page 75.1
<Stc, . .
•No, 2. Th«j;undivided one.half interest
ill'a lot or parcel of land situate in the;
Borough 6f Laporte, County of Sullivan
and State of Pennsylvania, being one'-of
the Lake Mokoma lots as shown on.
draft of Lake Mokoma property made by
Survev6r Mason, - 'which lot was sold by
the Treasurer of Sullivan County lor
unpaid taxes to Morgan anddethro
Battin in the year IN'JB, sold as the propr
ertv ol W. (i. Klliott and a deed-f.or *ai,ne
duly acknowledged to tliem by the
urer of Sullivan County iu.open Court on.
Septeniller 2ti, 189JV which deed, was :IH
signed by them to d. W.,.Flynn and F. W..
Gallagher by assignment
on'and recorded in t3i»lli*vai> >eed'
Book No. 27 at page.76."<ko, . '
Lot'unimproved.-' •.
T%R MS < >F•' SALE:—Orfe- Fourth of
the purchase money rtt the striking down
of the property and"the remaining thr.-e
--fourtlis within out year thereafter with
interest Iroiu confirmation nisi. "Security
to be given by ( the .jiurchaser to,
with the terms of sale.
TUFKKSA (iALLAOIII£I!,
Aihiiinistratrix ' Gjt F>
Gallagher, -'
Laporte, Pa.l August 9, 1909".
MULLKN, Attorney. *_ . .
RATCN I P AND O C B O T» HTS J
V ADVICE AS TO PATENTAptLITV |"|ICC ]
; NoUce in "Inventive Age" HiKVp 5
• Book "How toobtaln.-Palentß" | llhhl
! Chargef'mofierate. No fee till patent Usgcnred. J
I ' Letters stric'tly confidential. ■ Adureis, j
I • E. G. SIGGERS. Patent Wrthlajtori, >. C. j
FOLEYSHONEMCAR
I fmr children; tafe, turm. So •utatmm
. ' ' • •; •' 1 1
' Report of Auditors
OF LAI'OKTK BOROUGH (or year Ending Mnrcl
B, I'JOSt.
T. J. Keeler, Collector, in account with Lat*>rt<
Borough for year I'JOB.
To amount of <l«p]icatc 17921
Hv amf. overpaid for y«ar 1 <H)7... 2'
5 percent rebate on $47.96 '4
" coinmisafyn On ffKi.bb 2 51
Treasurer's reoeipt #1 K.
f> per cent commission on 964.38
Treasurer's receipt til 1?
• 80'
Hxoneratirtns- allowed 2 (X
Lands returned 168 C
To balance due collector
•. < ; .• • 379 51 179 54
•. POor District Account.
Uo afaount'Of duplicate 60 95
B^'rebate 171
(foinmi.Mrfloripn $82.40 t 9J
•Receipt of Attorney and irterfe j|l *>7
Commission 1 21
Exonerations allowed.;..' 70
Lands returned....l J
Receipt of Overseers.'..:.: 1 20
jL)ue Col rector. 22
• • , . • 07 17 67 17
joint Minnieraud John V. FinkeU Overseers of
l!»e Poor, in account with Laporte Borough Poor
Djstri'ct. fnrjhe year I*9oß.
'Balance in Treasury, lust Audit... 22 87
kee'd fromT. J. Keeler, Col '£l 00
•• «. .. 32 47
By a»t. paid T.J.I nghurn as At
torney aim Secretary, year 'OK ir»00
Aiut. paid John Minnler, Overseer 10 00
" John V. Finkel. Overseer 10 00
P'd Sheriff Brown, keeping tramp 7f>
By balance in Treasury 42 9
78 14 78 14
A. 11. Buscliliauscn; Treasurer, in account with
Laiiorte Borough Koa<l Kund for the year 1908.
Itai. in Treas. shown by hu>t audit 480 42
; Kec(jlveclofT. J. Kefiler, (.'oil 81)25
orAuflitor Cien. of Penn'a
tax on Foreign Insurance 3 25
Uec'd of Mrs. K. L. Barrows.loan 200 00
•• Elk Tanningco. crushed stone 400
• -IVJ. -Keeler 4i " 200
• •* <lo" ' x do C<l lector 01 17
" P. .If* Farrell, (H'mnty Tres 473
T. J. lnuaani, Atty. proceeds
Municipal Lien Boro. vs Bradley 100 2f#
Kee'd of E. L. Sweeney, County
, Trens, vm kmi tion lioeiise money 232 80
T..M. Killer, C011ect0r"....... 8 07
l'uld State Tax on loans.- 70
Treasurer's commission 10 28
Total Amt orders redeemed 813 30
Balance in bands of Treasurer 300 40
v ' ' 1180 74 1180 74
Statement showing resources and liabilities of
Lft|mrte for yeA^.ending March 8, 1909.
Aiut. due from* Treasurer 350 40
Land returnsV'Cax of 1900-7 &> 59
1908. 10 80
Anil, due from A. Walsh, M. lien 15 05
'< )rdei*s outstanding 1 * r> ' SO
i>ue T. J. Keeler, Col. overpaid
Note, favor of Mrs. K. L. Barrows 200 00
[Resources in excess of liabilities 189 71
417 84 447 84
Statement showing resources and liabilities of
LaPorte Borough Poor District for year ending
March 8, 190«>.
Bulanee in lijinds of Overseers.. 12 39
l»uo from K. A. Conklin, Col, 'O2 2 80
•In A.E.Tripp. " 190;} 290
do County Tres. land Uet. 10 92 -
Hal. dueT. J. Keeler, Col 22
resources in excess of liabilities , 58 85
1 '. ' ' • 59 C 7 59 07
W'c. the undersigned, two of the Auditors of
Laporte Borough, Pa., hereby certify, adjusted
and settled the several accounts above set forth,
and find to be correct, as the same ap
-1 ears fullv net 'forth and itemized in this' forego
ing report,
ALB RUT F. HE ESS, ) Borough
J. T. F AIRI i AIIIN, f-A iniit<>rs.
Orphans' Court Sale.
By virtue of an order issued out of the
Orphan's Court of Sullivan County,
Pennsylvania, the undersigned will ex
pose to public sale at the Hotel of Harry
Hasley •fli'jjie village of* Sonestown, Sul
livan Cod'ofy, Pennsylvania, on
MA l'Vlili.VY. NEPTEMBF,K \. 1909,
atone ft'flock p. 111., the .tallowing de
• oxiKd,! r#»j| l IA.IIC.IC.
All that certain lot,'piece or parcel ot
land situate in the Township ot Davidson,
County ol Sullivan, and State ot Pennsyl
j vanta, hounded and described as follows:
| The same being al.l the land..on the
! lower side of the railroad excepting the |
I right ot way for a wagon road along snid j
I railroad to a private road leading to pub |
j lie roaJ.ftuuH.Sonestown to W. & N. B. 1
j K.K.'Station nt Sonestown, Pennsylvatiin,
and being a part of the following describ
ed trjict of land.
BRtiINXINfJ at a .post and stone
C >rner in line ot'Roberts XVoodsiaes War
rant; thence North thirty live'(3s) de
grees East eighteen and one-half (ISJ)
pertihes to a poplar; thence North sixtyj
six' and one-hal (tibi) degrees West
ninety-four (94) perches lo a sugar maple:
thence thirty-two (3$ degrees, South,
West 'sixty-seven (ti") perches to a stone
; corner.; thence South fifty-eight and one
f Italf (SSJ j degrees, East one hundred and
i ninety-six ( I'.)(>] perchis to a post and
; «tones corner; thence North seventeen
112 and one half [l7 A J degrees, East sixty-one
. [Ol ]-perches to the ulace of begiiining.
('()NTA INI N< I Eighty [ XOJ Acres and
Kilty I'ight [5K] Perches of land, except
ing therefrom Fifty-Five [- r <sj Acres ot
1 ind sold to Byron Campbell and being
the same land conveyed to John C. Bog
art by Thomas Mahatfey, Sheriff of Sul
' livan County, and the same land convey
ed to Ellis Swank by Stella 15. llouse
knecht. and husband, by deed dated
October 12, 190ti, ayd recorded in Sulli
van County Deed Book No. 33, at page
407. A c., on October 1.0, 1900.
Land improved and having erected j
- thereon a frame house and outbuildings.
•Situate in the village ot Sonestown, near
K. I!, station.
TERMS Oh" SALE:—One-fourth of
the purchase money to be paid in cash on
the day of sale and the balance when saie
is confirmed absolutely and deed is deliv
ered. Security to be given by the pur
• ol laser lo comply with the terms of sale.
EMMA SHOEMAKER,
Administratrix of Ellis Swank
■ Deceased.
! Sonestown, Penna., August 9, 1909.
MULLEN, Attorney.
QOURT PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS, HON. ( HAS. E, TKRRV President
JudKe. Honorable* Henry Riehlinund R. V.. R.
Kskinkut Assoc. Judges ofltlie Courts of Oyer Mid
Terminer nuil General Jail- Delivery, Quarter
Sessions of the Peace, Orphans' Court and Com
mon Pleas tor the County of Sullivan, have Issued
their precept, bearing date the '.a day of July
V.iO'.i to me direetea, lor holding the. severu
leourts in the Horough of Laporte. on Monday the
20 day of Sept. IWJ. at J o'clock p. m.
" Therefore,notice is hereby given to the Coroner,
" Justices of the Peace and Constables within the
county, thai they be then and there in thetr proi>-
er lierson at o'clock p. m.of said day, with their
rolls, records, inquisitions examinations and
! other remeinberanees to those things to which
their ollievs appertain to lie done. And to those
who are l«mnil by their recognizance to prosecute
i against prisonei* who are or shall be in the Jail of
4 tuesaid countv of Sullivan, are hereby notified to
J |, e then and there to prosecute against them as
| will be just. .JCDSON BKO«'V
J I Sheriff'siUlice, l.aporte Pa.,. 9, Jan 1908'
1 Warned in Idea ess
' Protect•*oiif ideas: »• T may bring you wealth.
• Write WKD'V-a.UORH * CO., Patent Attor
oeyi, V.'ashlngt' -i. O. C„ for their Jl.Hue prise offer
aud ilst ot two ! ji'-irod lnreutlous wautetl.
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FIRST NATIONAL BAiW,
HUGHBSVII'LE,
CAPITAL STOCK
$50,000 DeWITT BODINE, President.
i
Surplus and w Q pRONTZ, Cashier.
Net Profits,
75.000.
DIRECTORS:
Transacts a General DeWitt iodine, Jacob Per, Frank A.Reedor,
pi; „ . John Bull. Win. Frontz, \V C. Frontz,
Banking Business. w v , T . V. T • , T «•
\\ .P. Reedy, John C. Laird, Lyman Myers,
Accounts oflndivid- Peter Frontz, C. W. Sones,
uals and Firms
solicited. !
3 per Cent INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS
Safe Deposite Boxes for Rent, One Dollar per Year.
.A_T TECH!
GENERAL STORE
GD Isaporte Tanner. ®
You can find a general stock of Lurnbei men's Flannel
Shirts, Drawers and Socks. Woolen and Gotten Under
wear and Hosiery.
MEN'S and BOYS' HATS, CAPS and MITTENS.
Also a Full Assortment of Boots and Shoes
of the Usual Variety.
The Grocery and
Provision Department
is second to none in the county. Also a fair stock of
HARDWARE, WILLOW ARE and CASTINGS
(or the farmer. Prices are consistent with quality of goods.
JAMES McFARLANE.
Williamport &. North Branch Railroad
TJIMZIE T-A-ZBULOE.
In efl'ect Monday. July I, 190«).
Read down Read lip
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10 20 710 400 940 715 Eagles Mere Park .. . 735 140 1 ft") 745
S. D. TOWNSEND, D. K. TOWNSEND,
Gen. Manager,Hughesville Passenger Agent.
LAPORTE
Clothing Store.
SCOTT STALFORD, Proprietor.
An up-to-date store well stock
ed with Mens' and Youths' Cloth
ing of good quality and low price
FINE CUSTOM MADE SUITS TO ORDER
A SPECIALTY.
Ladies' Misses' and Children's apparel. Lumbermen's
Flannels, Shirts, Draws and Socks, Woolen and Cotten
Underwear and Hosiery, Men and Boys' Hats, Caps
and Mittens, Ladies and Children Sweater Coats.
A Full Assortment of Boots, Shoes & Rubbers
No trouble to show goods. Make this store a visit and
be convinced that bargains will greet you on every hand.
'
Try The News Item Job QiTice Once.
[Fine Pr i 111 ing
" MODERN MOUTIPB. "W Pi"lilt
To Please.