Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1889-07-19

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NJ. j. Phillips, of Muncy Valley,
was in the city yesterday getting the
political ltuation.-G Gazette and
Bulletin.
John Z. Gallagher Of Dushore, who
recently graduated at Rochester, in
stenographering, was calling on
friends in town, on Sunday.
Deputy Sheriff R, NJ. stormont
/ purchased fine horse of Shaler,
Towanda, on Monday. The de
putty is kept busy these days attend
ing to official business.
Mr. and Mrs. John |. Reardon;
Mrs. s. z. Grafus; Mrs. 4. Candon
and Master John G. Candon all of
Williamsport, are summer guests Of
the Mountain House.
NJ. e. Rosenfield, our popular
clothier, has placed very fine new
safe in his store from the Mosler
Safe & Lock Co, of Concinnati,
Ohio -Bradtord Rep.
The Governor of Mississippi is
persistent in prosecuting all who
were connected with the Sullivan
Kilrain fight, as will be seen by his
statement, elsewhere ir this issue.
A trout about Is inches in length
was found dead with a sun-fish in its
mouth in Lewis Lake last week. 1t
is supposed the trout choled to
death in attempting to swallow the
sun-fsh.
The new furniture for the Episco-
pal church at this place arrived last
week and was purchased of the Law
renee Bros, Of Dushore. The pieces
are exceedingly grand and the cost
quite expensive.
Enery p. Ingham of LaPorte,
Chief Deputy Collector for Collector
Cooper, WAS among the prominent
guests at banquet given the new
collector in Philadelphia, on Friday
evening OF last week.
The Dushore Recieoc quotes q
prize fight as being one of the Chief
attractions at Bernice, on the 4th, Of
July. We are pleased to announce
that this statement is contradicted
by the people of Bernicc.
Ingharo & Breed Of Hotel Eagles
Mere are erecting bj'ilding at Min
eral Spring about two miles from
the Mere. The water from this
spring is said to be excellent for
diseases caused by poisonous blood
1t is common occurrance to see
from one to half dozen rigs driven
into town by EaglesMere guests and
on over the hill to Lake Mokoma.
Many of Che visiting guests are
quite taken with the new enterprise.
Messrs. FredeTicks and Lawshe of
Willialnsport, members of the Lake
Mokona Land Company, were in
town on Thursday oflast week look
ing after the interest OF the Company.
They registered at the Mountain
House.
Miss Jennie Davidson of Williams
port, who has been visiting friends
in town for the past two weeks re.
ceived a telephone on Tuesday
evening that her father had been
taken suddenly i'll: She left for
her hoIne on Wednesday morning.
Bids are being received for the
painting Of the Presbyterian church
at this place, by the committee in
charge of the repairs. The con.
tractor who ever he may be is lie.
quired to have the building COM
pleted by the 18th of August.
There promises to be quite lively
struggle for Senator Cooper's place
in the State Senate. EX-Represen.
tative Robinson wants it, while
Representative Baker believes that
he is the man for the place. Time
will show which man will win.
Sheriff Tripp is looking after his
interest on his farm in Skunk this
week. We imagine the Sheriff will
do considerable Cooking" and just
a little work in the shape of making
hay and such. He has an excellent
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