Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1890-05-02

George L. Sanderson, President
of the w. &. N. B: r. r., and who
has been seriously ill the past week,
was in an improving condition yes
terdav. Gazette and Bulletin.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". j. Tlipp wish to
thank their friends and neighbors
through the columns of the REpUB-
LIcAN for the kindness shown them
in their last sad bereavement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Barrager Of
LaPorte twp, mourn the loss of
their little boy, on Saturday last.
Interment took place in the Noun
tain Ash cemetery at this place, on
Monday.
A town in Massachusetts, recently
disposed of liquor license at pub
lie sale, the highest bidder jumping
the prize at $4,000. With the
Yankee, license appears to he mat
ter of cash.
Mrs. Hiram Campbell of near
Picture Rocks formerly of Sones-
town, died on Friday last: Inter
ment took place in the Sonestown
cemetery on Sunday. Rev. j. f.
Glass officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Barrager of
LaPorte twp, who recently mourn
the loss of their little boy, extend
their manv thanks to the many
friends who assisted them in their
sad bereavement.
Persons carrying insurance on
their household goods and having
removed to new location should
not neglect to have their insurance
policy transferred as it might prove
serious thing in case of fire.
On Sunday a large deer was seen
by F. NJ. Crossley grazing in his
field near by his barn. He, while in
the act of calling his children, start
ed the animal and it leaped across
the field to the woods, near by.
DR.. w. B. Hill of LaPorte left for
Philadelphia on Wednesday and at
tended the reunion Of the 1880 med
ical graduating class of the Pennsyl-
vania University, of which he was a
member, on Thursday.
Have you freckles-those horrid
| little brown spots which mar the
prettiest faces? If 50, scrape horse
radish into Il cup of cold sour milk,
let it stand twelve hours, strain and
apply two or three times day.
l The Non Partisan w. G. IT. T.,
will meet at Mrs. NVm. A. Mason's
during the month Of May. The
social will meet at Mrs. T. j. Ing
hams May lst, 18th, and 29th. All
are cordially invited.
The site for the new hospital at
Williamsport has been decided upon
by the building co:nmitte and work
of erecting the same was commenced
on Monday. The contractor is
limited to IA months to complete
the structure.
With the delightful weather we
are having, business OF all kinds is
very brisk, and an idle man-if he
: will work at all-cannot be found
in town Good wages are paid and
the laboring class generally look
smiling and contented.
J Darby Kennedy, proprietor of
Hotel Kennedy, at this place, erect
ed new sign in front of that popu-
lar stand on Monday last. Little
!, Ed. Benjamin of Dushore, was the
artist and the workmanship on the
same receives many compliments.
The recent drouth was interrupted
by an all days rain, on Sunday.
| The forest fires were extinguished
| mnch to the satisfaction of owners
, of tanneries who were fearful that
they would meet with heavy losses
by the burning Of bark piled up in
, large quantities in the forest.
Owing to the large fire in Mon
: roetoh and no protection will
remind the Dushore papers that
, there should he q fire depa rtment in