Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1889-08-09

| DR.. j. w. Murrelle Of Athens
Pa, arrived at LaPorte on Wednes
day for short stay. Those wish
ing his professional service viii
oblige BY calling promptly.
Atty. F. Fl. Ingham of LaPort
was the recipient of handsome
meerschaum pipe presented by his
brother E. p. Ingham ESQ.,, OF
Philadelphia, P on Monday.
Harry Corcoran and G. Stiltz
both of Williamsport, have recently
rented the large hotel at Jamison
City and will give the grand opening
of the same on or about the goth of
August 80.
Kilrain declares that he is not
afraid ofimprisonment in Mississippi.
He stood in the ring with John T..
for two hours and evidently feels
that there can be no greater hard
ships on earth.
It is rumored that one of the Dem
ocratic candidates for the office of
Sheriff of Sullivan is indulging quite
freely in strong drink. This certain
ly is not very good send off for
an office seeker.
Send your children to the select
school commencing on Monday next
thereby keep them out of mischief.
The boys of Laporte are not a model
, flock by no means, and should be
placed under restriction.
Mrs. Frank LaPierre, Miss Halle
A. LaPierre, Miss Joanna H. Shoe
maker, Mrs. r. w. Snitcher, Miss
NJ. G. Ambruster, all Of Camden.
N. j., are guests Of the Mountain
House.
The road recently built by con-
tractor Watrous in the borough of
Laporte to Lake Mokoma, was
accepted by the town council, on
Saturday, They pronounced it an
excellent Job.
Streby of the Dushore Gazette
has put his foot down on indepen-
dent candidates and says the day
has passed for such politicians. We
imagine tie candidates will take but
little stock in Streby's sayings.
The door of the Prothonotor's
office has recently been lettered like
wise the Treasurer and Commission
ers office, which will afford much
convenience to strangers desirous to
do business with the different Off
cials.
Reasons have beer filed for a new
hearing in the case of Chas. Cleary,
of Renova, who was found guilty in
the fist degree for the murder of
Philip Paul, chief of police of Rem
ova. The attorneys for the defendant
are w. G. Kress and c. S. McCor-
mick, Esq.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Dunhain, mother of
Atty. Durham, of Laporte, who has
been visiting friends in Milan for a
few weeks, was taken sick at Towan-
da while on her way home on Friday
last. Word was received on Monday
however, that she is improving and
hopes are entertained that she, will
be able To complete her journey home
during the week.
We are sending out bills to those
indebted to us for subscription and
job work, and sincerely hope that
those who receive these statements
will not pass them by but promptly
remit. We need the money and
take this means OF reminding those
so indebted.
The Tunkhannock Republican
was 20 years old on Friday last.
The Rep. is one Of the best papers
published in Wyoming county and
we are pleased to state that it receives
a good share of the patronage OF the
people residing IN its respective
county. May it continue.
]. W. Flynn has been employed
as book keeper in McFarlane & Cos.
store at the Laporte tannery and
will take charge of the same on
Tuesday next at which time Mr.. S.
r. Colt, Jr.. she present accountant