Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1889-07-26

higher and also widen the roadway
several feet.
DR.. J. G. Reifsnyder of Blooms
burg who is spending few weeks
of the heated season at the Mere,
made LaPorte visit on Tuesday.
The Doc has many friends in La
Porte who were pleased to see him.
The ladies of the NJ. f. Church of
LaPorte, will hold a festival in the
rooms under the Odd Fellows Hall,
Saturday afternoon and evening,
July2 Supper served from 6 to
8 o'clock. Proceeds to be applied
to the payment Of Pastors salary.
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ed by brother j. s. Hamaller, of the
Wyalusing Rocket for deliberately
clipping from that paper matters Of
news without giving the same due
credit. Are you guilty or not
guilty?
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Chas. r. Funston wife and daugt-
er of Shamollin formerly of LaPorte,
meet with quite serious accident
on Sunday July the 18th, but FORUM
ately escaped without serious in
jjuries. We give full account of the
misshbp, elsewhere in this issue clip
ped from the Shamokin Her05d.
The furniture wagon Of Lawrence
Bros, of Dushore driven by Eugene
Deegan, visited our town on several
occasions last week, heavily loaded
with furniture. The Lawrence Bros.
sell goods cheap and are patronized
by large percentage OF the Sullivan
county people.
The Dushore RoUiea0 says it is
dull in Dushore-once the mctropo-
lis of the county. 1t is said that
Lopez has hy fair and perseyering
industries taken this title to ITSELF,
within the past year. Wonder by
what renown title the village of
Dushore will be known in the future.
Come you editors should give this
important matter thought.
John Utz of Dushore, so we are
told, will make his announcement as
candidate for Sheriff in the
Gazette this week. We imagine
tbat his local notice in the columns
of that paper will be tlattering in the
extreme. The other little frys
in the Democratic party who
are seeking the nomination of Sheriff,
will be called upon to take back
seat, by that journal. Will they
! heed the invitation?
John Aunmiller of EaglesMere
was awarded the painting of the
Presbyterian church at this place
tor the sum of $4,000. Mr.. Aun-
miller is said to be an A. No. /
painter and the people of LaPorte
may expect a good job at his bands.
He will commence the work next
week, and Will finish the same be-
fore the expiration of the time set
by the committee for doing the
work, August roth 81.
Eugene Trip of Laporte who is
engaged at Jamison City was home
on Saturday and Sunday and reports
business booming at the City. He
says The foundation for the large
tannery which we have all heard so
much about, has been commenced
and the work of frameing the build
ing is under headway. The engine
formerly used IN Col. Corcoran's
saw mill near Skunk, will furnish
power to run the wheels in the new
enterprise.
Montrose, it is expected, will soon
have an outlet to Binghamton. The
proposed extension Of the narrow
gauge railroad is in fair way of ac-