Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1890-06-06
MARRIED, SPEARY RICHARD At

Nordmont, Pa, and Miss Ida E.
Richard of Serene, Pa.
John L. Smyth of LaPorte, was
employed by the county to act as
night guard over the prisoners in
the Sullivan county Jail, last week.
The object was to prevent the con-
victs from escaping. Quite send
off for our county prison, isn't It?
To THE PUBLIC Where's my
son Frank o Morgan has left my
House "his home" without just cause
or provocation; the public is hereby
notified not to trust linn on my ac-
count as / shall pay no bill of his
contracting. DANIEL MORGAN.
Skunk, Pa, May lst, 1890.
George Chase of LaPorte drove
his fathers team to Dushore, on
Thursday last and while in tile act
of feeding one of the animals, was
kicked in the stomach and fell in
the stall. The horse stepped on
him injuring him quite seriously.
He is recovering, however.
We notice BY our exchanges that
county commissioners have purchas-
ed brides chairs and have placed
the same in the Register and Re
corder's office for the benefit ct
those who seek marriage license.
Whats-the-matter with our com
missioners following suit
TIE Davis show which exhibited
at this place on Tuesday evening, is
a sham, and hardly good amuse-
ment for the children. 1t was the
silliest affair exhibited at this place
for many a long day. Every seat
in the tent was occupied and after
the thing was over a slcker lot of
people we never seen.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Cheney of
EaglesMere, left for Philadelphia
on Wednesday,, where they were
called as witnesses In the Draper VS..
Draper litigation, in which Will
Draper is attempting to prove that
his grandmother Mrs. Edward
Draper, who is very well known
here, is hot til fit condition, owing to
Insanity, to look after her large
wealth recently placed in her hands
BY the death of her husband.
Mrs. Burnell and children, Miss
Ettie and Mr.. John Durham heirs of
the late II. r. Dunham of Broughton,
Kansas, formerly of LaPofte, ex-
pressed q beautiful bouquet TO their
grandmother Mrs. l.. Nj. Dunham of
LaPorte to be placed on their
fathers grave in Mountain Ash
cemetery. The flowers reached La
Porte at noon on Memorial Day
and was well preserved. The re-
DUST of Mrs. Burnell and children
was complied with.
While a game of base ball was in
progress at Bernice, on Memorial
Day, between the home team and
the Towanda club Charley Jackson
Of Betnice unfortunately ran into a
Towanda player while running from
first to second, with such force as
to throw him to the ground sense
less. He remained in this condition
for an hour or more. Charley was
hurt quite badly bit not seriously.
The accident happened during the
second inning and broke up the
game.
{ W. H. Kennedy for many years
station agent at Dnshore, and who
last week received word from tie
proper officials Of the Z. R. R.,
to vacate his place, has hosts of
friends in Dushore and vicinity VINO
are circulating a paper which is
being signed by business men re-
questing the company to continue
him in their service. Mr.. Kennedy
Eis one of the most accommodating
agents along the railroad, hence Che
interest taken by the people to re.
turn him to his old quarters. This
is quite a compliment for Will and
we trust that they will be successful
lin their undertaking.
| By consulting the court proceed
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