Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1890-10-24

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terry ticket.
Christopher Peale, Jr., and wife
of EaglesMere, were guests of q
wedding at Philadelphia on Wed
nesday of last week. The contract.
ing parties were summer guests OF
the Allegheney House of which MIR.
Pesle is proprietor.
| The Republican county candi-
dates are :gaining friends every day
and the voters of Sullivan will make
no mistake in electing them to Of
fee. All are men of business ex-
perience and well qualified in every
way to acceptably ill the offices to
which they aspire.
Ezra S. Rinebold will represent
Sullivan county at Harrisburg in an
intelligent and faithful manner if
elected to the Legislature next
November. He is ah energetic and
honorable business man, and one in
whom our people can safely trust
their interests at the State Capital
During the past few weeks we
have been called away from home
more or less and have devoted but
little attention to the columns of our
paper. After the people have de-
cided the issue of the day, we shall
go to business and shall not
leave our door yard for months to
come. We are anxious for the Of
fetal count when all will be put to
rest.
Several of our town people were
in attendance at the Bloomsbury
Fair last week and pronounce hosts
of people in attendance and splen-
did exhibition. Jerry Deegan of
Lopez, who was spectator, said it
was the largest gathering of people
he has witnessed since he served in
the war. Twenty-Five thousand
tickets were sold on Friday.
Mrs. Judge Ingham and Miss
Ettie Lauer, of LaPorte, were cleo
ted delegates of the LaPorte Non
Partisan W. G. II. u, to the State
convention which convened at In
diana, Pa, on Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday. They took the train
at Nordmont on Monday and expect
to remain at Indiana until the con-
vention adjourns.
Samuel Cole the Republican nomi-
nee for Treasurer is so well known
throughout the county that it is
useless to say more in his behalf
His business ability is acknowledged
by all to be excellent and his honest
straight forward walk through life
has made him hosts of friends, who
will rally to the polls and give him
their supportsih November.
In our age improvements follow
so fast upon one another that no
sooner is patent granted for an
invention than the next day it is
superseded by something better.
Now we hear of a new gun which
uses carbonic acid gas for an ex-
plosive, which has a pressure of 500
pounds to the square inch and SO
cheap that 250 bullets can be fired
for penny.
All Of the new States are going
Republican. Idaho has followed
Wyoming, with 25O0 majority, a
Republican member of Congress and
two Republican U. S. Senators. In
nearly every county the Republican
! gains were heavy. All of the recent
elections show that the farmers ap-
preciate the fact that the Mckinley
bill is more to their interest than
any measure ever adopted.
! Mr.. A. II. Marr of EaglesMere,
who represents the head of the Pro-
hibition party of Sullivan county,
was engaged in working for his
chosen principles in the Western
districts last week. Mr.. Marr is
sincere in his convictions and takes
pleasure in bringing before the peo-
pie in convincing way, his chosen
! political position. This sincerity
of Mr.. Mari of his party principles,