Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1890-05-23
Miss Carrie Keller of LaPorte,

John Boyd, Sr., of Dushore,
passed through town on Tuesday,
en-route for the Mere where he has
taken several contracts of plastering
cottages of A. G. Little, builder, at
said place.
TO the sorrow of the small boy
fire crackers will be scarce this sum-
mer and of course expensive. The
reason cannot be explained unless it
is owing to labor strikes in China.
Merchants with old stock will have
q chance Of a profit.
Rutter of the Hughesville EdaI
| is a candidate for Member, also is
G. B. Seely of the Jersey Shore
Herald, both of Lycoming county.
Seely is booming Rutter and Rutter
is booming Seely-quite scheme,
ha!
MARRIED At the residence of
Il. I. Rrundage, May 18th, 1890;
Mr.. Chas. B. Perry to Miss Lena
l.. Boston, both of Davidson twp,
also at the same place May 10Th,
Mr.. Martin Ayers to Miss Lizzie
Meyers both of Jamison City, by +.
|. Brundage j. T.
w. G. Mason Of LaPorte, u. d.
G. NJ. elect of the [. o. o. f., of
Sullivan county, left for Pittsburgh
on Monday where he will attend the
Grand Lodge of Independent Order
Odd Fellows, now IN session, in
that city.
The mystery of the child's body
found along the shore of the river
in Williamsport some two months
ago was solved on Saturday last.
The murderess, Miss Hattie Ander-
hold confessing; after being arrested
by Chief of Police Russell of said
city.
Miss Margaret Isabella Blaine
daughter Of the Honorable James &.
Blaine Secretary of State, was mar
ried to Walter Damrosch Of New
York, on May 18th. The ceremon-
les were witnessed by Il large number
of friends including President Har-
rison and his family.
An ordinance has been passed in
Philadelphia prohibiting the playing
of musical instruments on the streets.
This means that the little german
band must seek other quarters other
than the Quaker city for liveli-
hood.
VIM. Meyer, of Lake Mokoma,
caught u l6 inch trout in his eel
rack leading from the lake, on Sun
day morning last. viii has 30
speckled beauties in his trout box
that will average Is inches in length
They were all taken out of LII c Mo
| koma.
r. NJ. Dunham,, "Clate" Mason
and Professor Black, of Sullivan
county, We're in the city Monday.
They were very anxious about the
welfare of the legal gentlemen Of
Lap Porte, who has been here several
days making an irtolerable nuisance
Of himself Gazette and Bulletin.
Mr. Carlisle won the Kentucky
Sehatorship as was expected be
would. The election is to fill out
the term Of Senator Beck, or till
March 3, 1895. Mr.. Carlisle is
tifty-five years old and has been
fourteen years member of the
house OF representatives. He was
Speaker on two occasions.
Inc constaDleS thfouRnout the
state are making an effort to form
county organizations, through which
means they expect to bring bill be-
fore the legislature 20 increase there
fees. They want to be paid extra
for visiting the saloons once q
month and making their returns.
Elmer Shoner step son of Richard
Scott of near Lopez, died of con-
sumption on Saturday last. De-
ceased was % years of age and was
a long sufferer of this most dreadful
disease. Funeral services were held
in the NJ. +. church at this place on
fCunc1ax Tntarment in Nor,to;o