Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1890-08-15

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on the South side of Park, along
Main ST., last week. This walk, will,
as in the past, prove very conven-
lent. Now, why not order one built
to the cefietery. This the public
deems just as ESSENTIALS the one just
| erected.
The case of John II. Green as
signed to Mrs. j. T. Brewster VS..
| W. H. D. Green, which was on trial
before John II. Cronin, Master, on
Monday and Tuesday at LaPorte,
was amicably settled, after good
portion of the evidence had been
given, on Tuesday.
DR.. Chas. Rogers and wife OF
Towanda, were registered at the
LaPorte Hotel, on Sunday. Charley
drove over to the county seat from
Forksvile where he is visiting
friends, to be registered as Dental
Sergeon of Sullivan county. His
diploma was recorded, on Monday
morning.
New arrivals at Fairview Cottage,
q. Tinklepaugh proprietor. Miss
Mary E. Tate, Miss Mary F. Will
Jams, Mr.. Frank e. Williams, Master
Bertie Davis, of Brooklyn; Miss
Isabel R. Connell, Mlsn Abby 3
Thomas, Miss Emma G. Thomas,
Master George 81. Thomas, OF
Philadelphia.
Smoke ofnewspaper warts visible,
in the city of Williamsport. The
Republican claims that the editor
of the Sun has whiskers and that
the wind blew through them. This
statement has caused bad blood to
exist between the papers and the
end of the scene is not close at hand.
A little frolic of this kind will do the
editors good.
We received a letter from State
| Chairman Wm. IL. Andrews on
Monday, stating that if convenient,
Senator Delamater, our candidate
for Governor, will visit Forksville
during the session of the Sullivan
county Agricultural Society. Should
the Senator make little Sullivan the
proposed visit, he will find many
friends here to greet him.
Saturday was the liveliest day for
some time, a. LaPorte. The
imoneyed guests of the Mere were
over and enjoyed a good time. IT
is very seldom that LaPorte enter
tains q party of the Mere who drops
more than half dollar in our midst.
but the Saturdays crowd, was made
up of the boys who enjoys life.
The judicial contest of Lycoming
county came to an end on Tuesday
The decision of the three Judges,
Rockefeller, Bucher and Mayer was
that Metzger shall retain his seat
as President Judge of said county
His majority is 1S9 instead Of A as
was given in the first canvass. The
opinion of the case was written by
Judge Rockefeller and is of con-
siderable length.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Harms of the
LaPorte Hotel gave a party to their
many friends of 'LaPorte and vicin-
ity, on Wednesday evening last. Old
and young participated in the even
ing's entertainment and there were
many couples present, in fact, near
| lv all of our town people and some
from a distance. The evening was
spent in dancing, playing cards and
other amusements. At 1900 10 clock
elegant refreshments were served.
Every body had good time.
The first issue of the EaglesMere
Echo gave the base ball ground OF
that place grand send off. and said
too much praise could not be given
the syndicate for trouble and ex'
pense of grading the same. Last
week the Echo called it farce and
said, owing to the irregular diamond
poor playing was quite noticeable
during a recent game. The readers
of the Echo will be at loss tc
know which one of these reports to
| ..ol;t To thoua uhn have yisited