Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1890-07-18

/ Stackhouse, both Of Muncy, Lycom-
ing county, Root. Stormont, J. F.,
officiating.
MARRIED AT LaPorte July 16,
1890, Mr.. John Decker to Miss
Amilia Hoffer, both Of Colley, Robt.
Stormont, j. p, officiating. The
ceremonies were witnessed by
goodly number of our young peo-
pie, principally ladies.
s. John Baptist's church, La
Porte, Mr.. James B. Werner, A. B.
Lay Reader Divine services next
Sunday morning at 10 O'Clock.
Even song, with sermon, at 8 p. m.
All welcome.
The Sullivan County Fair which
promises to be the best display of
agricultural product ever held in
the county. will take place, on Oc-
tober /, 2 and 3. Everybody should
take an interest in the county Fair.
Prothy. Walsh of LaPorte dis
posed of his entire turnout to Thos.
f. Kennedy of LaPorte, on Tues
day. Thomas, is now the owner of
one of the finest horses and the best
outfit in town. He is happy and
will undoubtedly enjoy a good time.
The finest trout in the State can
be found in Lake Mokoma. Samples
of the same can be seen IN the trout
box near the border of the lake,
they were captured in the eel rack
at the mouth of Mokoma. Ask Billy
Moyer to show them to you?
Democratic State chairman MIR.
Harrity, who was elected to serve in
said capacity at the recent Demo
cratic Convention held in Scranton,
has resigned. He evidently per-
teives the approaching danger of an
overwhelming defeat of his party this
fall.
The 2. O. S. of A. Washingtons
Camp which has been organized at
Nordmont, is progressing nicely.
They initiate from to 10 new men,
bers each meeting night. The boys
say, the organization is meeting with
much better success than they an
| ticipated.
| G. B. Jackson accompanied by d..
Reedy, I. Spouling and F. Frowler,
all of Berwick Pa, drove over from
Long Pond where they had been
spending few days, on Saturday
and registered at the LaPorte Hotel
over Sunday. They spoke very
complimentary of Lake Mokoma
The Pennsylvania State Forestry
Association convened Monday at
EaglesMere. The sessions which
are held in the Hotel BaglesMere,
will continue for several days. A
number OF prominent people are in
attendance, and Governor Beaver is
expected to be present before the
close.
An inquest to niake PARTITION was
held on lands near Jamison City Of
the North Mountain Lumber Co.
and the Blanchard estate, on Tues
day: The viewers were: j. II.
Farrell, Michael Finan, G. L.
McHenry, B. M. Sylvara, VIM. A.
Mason and H. T. Downs. The
Sheriff accompanied the viewers to
the lands.
! Atty. w. Farnsworth of Sunbury
who is census abstracter of Jtdg-
ments and mortgages of this con-
gressional district, was in town the
early part of this week looking over
the Appearance docket. He finished
his labors in Sullivan which COM
pletes his appointment, on Thurs
day. Mr.. Farnsworth during his
stay at Lap Porte, made many friends.
| Road commissioner j. H. King of
LaPorte twp, is of the opinion that
the road leading from this place to
the Mere should be repaired, but
owing to the fact that this highway
is not in his immediate district he
refuses to act. Mr.. K. informs us
that Road commissioner Ring is the
proper person to put this road in
repair. We understand that Mr..
J Ring will be brought before j. Pr
if lie does not act soon.
i CadwaIader Biddle Esq, ofPhila-