Jury List For December Court. List of persons with their occupation ami Place of residence drawn us Traverse and Petit Jurors for December Term and Sessions, begin ning Monday, December 11, lull. TRAVERSE AND PETIT JURORS. NAME OCCUPATION RESIDENCE Allen William Farmer Colley Huhr William D. Farmer Cherry Barnhnrt Harrison Laborer Kicketls Bay William Farmer Davidson Bennett Monroe Farmer Davidson Benjamin John D Dentist Dushore Camp Hoyd Laborer Davidson Cook William Miner Bernice Covey Steve Teamster Dushore Dempsey Edward Blacksmith Lopez Donovan Michael Miner Bernlce Ebcrlin Willard Laliorer Kickelts Frutchey Reed U Lumberman Lope/. Cott Robert Miner Lopez Gallagher Thomas H Clerk Bernlce Hess John W Fanner Elkland Hazzen Charles Laliorer Davidson Hay Archibald Miner Bernlce Hugo Albert li Fanner Elkland Herat Frank Miner Bernice Killi Thomas jr., Miner Lonez Kainin*kv Frank Jr., Miner Bernlce Kinsley John Laliorer Lopez Kashner Hurley Laborer Jamison City Lavelle Thomas Fanner Cherry Lamtiert Leo Laliorer Forks Lockwood H. D. Foreman Davidson Lynch M L Laborer Lojiez Laurcnson (!eo. W Farmer Mt. Vernon MclXmald William Laliorer Cherry McCarty Frank II Farmer Elkland Porter Orwell Farmer Fox Philbin Michael Farmer Forks Porter William E Farmer Fox Pardoe Carl H. Farmer Elkland Painton Monroe Farmer Davidson QuLnn Peter Miner Bernice Bobbins William Farmer Davidson Rogers Dean II Farmer Elkland Ketiibold Barney Farmer Forks Rightmire Abellno Farmer Fox Spencc James Miner Bernice Becules C J Agent Davldsou Sayman Levi Farmer Forks Snider W B Farmer Davidson Sayman Emanuel Farmer Forks Teevau J J Farmer Elkland Weutzel Leroy Farmer Cherry GRAND JURORB, Ablwt Milton Laliorer Kicketls Brow n Reuben Farmer Fox Caddow Harry Farmer Lojiez Bailey Fred Fanner Elkland Chestnut John Farmer Davidso Chapman John li Farmei Elklan 1 Dependable 8 I Goods. 8 > We handle goods that are cheap, hut uot so&gf cheap goods. We want our goods to l>econie jjfcgjg your goods and our store your store. If it is gggg II Clothing, or |gj **** jSfcK to furnish man, woman or child up in classy, attractive and dapendahle attire, theu we have ISES* j nB * *' ie a, 't' c^®B y°« need. Give us a call now. afSaS Our Big Bargain. To each and every person who pays lis 51.50 for two years sub scription to the Republican News Item, on or before Jan. 1,1912, we will give absolutely free of charge, 100 envelopes with your name, address and return request neatly printed in the corner. Every subscriber to the News Item and every person who is not a subscriber should lose no time in taking advantage of this liberal offer. Wanted—All kinds of hides, from bear to muskrat. Cash or trade Wolf Socks Laporte Pa. Charter Notice. Notice is hereby given that an application will be made to the Judges of the Court of Common Pleas of Sullivan County, Penn sylvania on the 11 day of December, 1911, at 2 o'clock, P. M. under the act of assembly, entitled "An Act to provide for the incorporation and regulation of certain corpor ations/' approved April '29, 1874, and the suppliments thereto, for the character of an intended cor poration to be called, "The Eagles Mere Golf Club,"of Eagles Mere, Pa., the charter and object of which is athletic and social enjoy ment, and for these purposes to have and enjoy all the rights, Ixme tits and privileges of said Act of Assembly and the supplements thereto. The charter is now on lile in the office of Prothonotary at Laporte, Pa. F. W. Meylert, Solicitor. Irvin Hottenstein, County Com missioner elect had business at the County Seat Wednesday. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Yonkin [nee May Rose] of near Dushore a son, Nov. 29. | Dyer Albert L Lumberman Lopes Farreli John F Carpenter Dushore . 1 lireen Reno Farmer Hillsgrove | Gloeckler Philip Frainer Elkland 1 Kester Charles Farmer Forks ' Kraus Fred c Farmer Cherry [ Keating James Farmer Cherry IKastFrank Farmer Cherry . ! Laird William Farmer Davidson Meyeri Bert Farmer Fox . Phillips John Farmer Davidson . Parrish Charles V Farmer Fox s Kohe William Farmer Cherry , Sick Joseph Farmer Cherry , Snyder Geo W Agent Forksvlile a Strickland Frank Laborer Hillsgrove i Taylor O 8 Laborer Mt Vernon > W lialeu Bartley Laborer Cherry I ■ QOURT PROCLAMATION. ; | WHEREAS, HON. CHAS. E, TERRY President 1 Judge, Honorables Henry Richlinand R. C. R' ' Kskinka. Assoc. Judges of the Courts of Oyer and I Terminer and General Jail Delivery, Quarter i | Sessions of the Peace, Orphans' Court and Com moil Pleas tor the County of Sullivan, have issued j ; their precept, bearing date the 10th day of April 1911, to me directed, lor holding the several courts in the Borough of Laporte, on Monday the ] 11th day of November 1911, at 2 o'clock p. m. Therefore,notice is hereby given to the Coroner, Justices of the Peace and Constables within the county, that they be then and there in their prop er person at 2 o'clock p. m.of said day, with their rolls, records, inquisitions examinations and l other rememberances to those things to which i their offices ap|iertain to be done. And to those who are bound by their recognizance to prosecute against prisoners who are or shall be in the jail of i thesaid county of Sullivan, are hereby notified to ; be then and there to prosecute against them as will be just. JUDSON BROWN, Sherifl. Sherlß's Office, LaPortc. Pa., Nov, 7,1911. *7on"t Tobscro Spli ana Su.ulte Yoai Mite ana). ?■> quit tobacco easily and forever, be mat oetic. full of life, nerve and vigor, take No-To Bac, the wonaer-woiUer, that makes weak mei •trong. All druggists, 50c or 41. Cureguaraa le*d. Booklet and sample free. Addre* ■tarllop ",-medj Co CMc*»© o» N*w YCM* FARMERS AND MERCHANTS— Will pay market price for wool. Adress J. L. Winenian, Lewisburg, Pa. TRESPASS NOTICES, we have them for sale at this office, the best that can be printed containing the Act of Assembly of April 14, 1905. They are printed on tough card board and will last for a long time. Price only 25 cents per dozen, if by mail ten cents extra. Other Coun ty papers are charging 50 cents per dozen. Pomona Grange Meeting. The fourth regular meeting of Sullivan Co. Pomona Grange No. 62 met with Fox Grange No. 310 at Shuuk Friday and Saturday, Nov. 24 and 25. Pomona Master M. W. Reeser, called the meeting to order at 1:30 p. m. The report of the delegates present would indicate a steady growth in Grange work. C. H. Warren in a true patron's manner welcomed the Grange to his place, which was responded to in a like spirit by Master Reeser. The work of the afternoon session consisted of pratical talks on Grange subjects, and routine work. Friday evening session was an open meeting, the program consist ing of recitations, singing and an address by Past State Lecturer A. M. Cornell. He took for his sub ject, "The Mission of the Grange." He said for 40 years the Grange has been trying to broaden our views, bring mankind to a more perfect condition, trying to develop char acter, culture and citizenship. He explained in detail what tends to make the go«d citizen. The rapid concentration of wealth ' in the liandßof the few ; the oppres sion of the strong over the weak ; and the inequality of taxation, ar Mildred and Bernice. | NEWSY PARAGRAPHS FROM THE TWIN TOWNS. Jobn Osier is home from the Sayre hospital greatly improved in ; health. Mrs. Elizabeth Brown and daughters visited relatives here. Mrs. William Collins is visiting ; her husband at Clearfield county hospital. Joseph A. Helsman and son Raymond were Wilkes-Barre visit ors last week. The entertainment given by the Bernice High School on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings were the best held here in some time, every one rendered their parts to perfect ion. Great credit is due the teach ers for the success obtained. There is considerable trouble at the present time to decide if M. J. Clemans or Edward Holmes is el ected school director. Mr. Clemens received his certificate from the Judge of Elections as the candidate receiving the majority votes, but it seems that after a recount had been made it was discovered that Holmes had two more votes tbau Clemans. Edward Pindell of Philadelphia, is visiting at S. A. Deffeubach's at Mildred. Did the candidates that listened at other peoples' windows hear anything good said of themselves. It is a pretty state of affairs when a candidate and his friends can not meet without someone listeniug at the windows. Card of Thanks. The Ladies of the Village Im provement Society of Laporte, as j well as the towns-people generally, are greatly indebted to the Hon. C. j W. Sones for generously donating a number of fine posts for the lamps recently placed upon the borough streets by the Society. These street lights have proven a very great convenience and all who have con tributed in providing them are en titled to the thanks of the com munity. Mrs. E. J. Mullen returned Wed nesday evening from a visit to relatives in Towanda. Sayre and! I Elmira. The Best place to buy goods Is often asked by the pru dent housewife. Money saving advantages are always being searched fof Lose no time in making a thorough examination of the New Line of Merchandise Now on jEXHTBITfoNi ?????? ? ? ? STBP IN AND ASK ABOUT THEM. AH answered at Vovon Hull's Large Store. HILLSGROVE, PA. some of the burning questions of the day, and it is the duty of the good citizeu to study these issues, and try with the Grange to find a remedy. We Bhould all remember that mental and moral worth, rank far ahead of wealth.. Saturday morning session was opened by W. M., M. W. Reeser. This was a purely business session, the different committees making ' their reports, and transacting such i business as properly came before the meeting. The place for holding i the next meeting is to be decided ■ later. Lack of space forces us to ; leave out a number of resolutions that were adopted at this meeting. SIXTEEN D7VyS UNTIL XMA S Groceries aro your biggest item rf living expense—hence you watch the cost closely: ggjrrzrr rjT" (m You may have tried to "cut the of living" in many ways and failed to lind a satisfactory B|gp» rpr Li Here is a way by which you can Five one third of youi* grocery money each month and at the J, \ r® time have better food than you have ever had before. I fy JJJHI P] Buy your groceries at wholesale prices from our bir: purr* food grocery department. When Ile | V | ' < first shipment arrives at your home you will be astounded at the r.av ing you have made. You will chec! DH over each item, compare our prices a 1 quality with the prices you have been paying and the goods you 'lHoniffOfnCft rj have been getting. We know you will be pleased. We know what has been the experience of thousands le ;;ICAoOiwKAMSr T ClI i' of others who are now our regular customers. kie-AfiOAVC.MiMi- Vhicac* i All our foods are absolutely pure and scrupulou ly clean. j WST NO • '( Samples of every article we s. II a v tested in our I boratories to make sure that they rre fully up to vmln M ' i our high standards of purity and v, holc-omenc s. What other grocery store exercises t o much care? 't AwWtvlJfoflv Where else can you be so thoroughly pro;*.-ted? Our groceries are always fresh. The demands upon | AND jkFHAI BARGES r* !fi I our grocery department are so heavy that goods never remain in stock long. For example, our sales L _ ocr „n'TnrcD n run as high as thirty tons of rice a day, two car load of prunes adai , a carload of raisins a day, thou- [■> «£' «K U.fUbCK [ sands of pounds of coffee and tea <l:4.i ;no merchandise remains long on our shelves growing stale arid • collecting dirt and dust. Everything is covere-', all g-»«>ds are pucl.<d and handled by auto- — ; —~ .l - . ■' " matic machinery aad no human hand • *s t i.-n. 11" <pa permitted, we could rive New Grocery . or; iv.o ... >nths hundreds of reasons why you should buy your groceries her* . v.:au youdid not save a cent. Wo Issue a bri»n aew -i-rv 1' tr,.ntwo months. Itvillce . y< not hi 113 * v.;\t«to We Will Reduce Ail of Yonr Expenses £, i Suppose for a moment that everybody you ever liuy anj-thinr from the grocer— CHECK THE BOt i\JU WA. '.T thedry go<xis merchant--the hard .va re dealer the tailor ail t Item should call on Wi.r L YOUR NAME AMD DOR'. So PL/ •<» you some fine evening and say, "We have come to teil you that froin now on wo arj going to charge you from 20 to 50 p<. .• cent less than you havoc ver paid us before." ■ niiOllifJOlTlGry i!rC i LO* ■* You would be about the most surprised person and about thj most pleased person in ■ 19th and Cam ph.. II Sts. 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