Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1891-03-13

: same for business about the lst o
April.
FOR SALE
Nine heavy team horses, aged from
/. 6 to IL years. For further particu.
lars inquire of G.. ". BIGGERs
EaglesMere, Pa.
Have you noticed our "Official
Directory" at the head of editorial
column 1t contains information
to persons at distance who desire
to communicate with S. 7an coun.
ty officials.
We are now engaged in printing
} a paper book Sitting in Equity" in
the case of "The Phoenix Lumber
Co. doing business in Davidson twp,
VS.. Benjamin Lewis and William
Quinn.
The Dushore papers present to
their readers the proceedings of the
February term Of court, this week.
The REPUBLICAN gave it last week.
Subscribe for the county seat paper
and get the news when fresh.
There were to be two baptisms in
Lewis Lake on Sunday last, but
owing TO sickness of the converts
was postponed indefinitely. Quite
q large number Of LaPorters drove
over to witness the immersion.
Sensationals are not common here,
but we have every reason to believe
that the day is not far distant when
one will be recorded in our columns
and one that will make several of our
people blush with shame.
The machinery to which the M.
E. church bell is attached should
be dosed with goodly supply of oil,
thus preventing that moanful sound
which is distinctly heard all over
town when the bell rope is pulled.
Only a comparatively small sum
is now lacking to insure the exten-
sion of the Montrose Railway, and
j. z. Raysford and other gentlemen
interested are putting forth strenu-
Gus efforts to raise the required
amount, with fattering prospects Of
ultimate success.
The state superintendent Of public
instruction has called meeting of
the county uperintendents Of the
state, to be held at Philadelphia on
the Goth and 9th of March A
meeting of the National superintend-
ents will be held in the same city
on the Gath, 25th, and 26th of the
same month.
The county commissioners ofI
Snyder county has offered reward
Of 81 900 for the capture of the
murderer Of Charley Hane. Hane
was shot some Is months since in an
open field at the dead of night. The
long elapse of time will make it diff
ficult for the detectives to ferret out
and convict the guilty party.
The festival given at the residence
of I. j. Keeler, on Tuesday evening
for the benefit of Rev. j. w. Craw-
ford, was grand success. The net
receipts of the same, were 1850. |
Nearly every household of the town !
was represented in the gathering, by |
one or more members and very
pleasant evening enjoyed.
The LaPorte banker, J. A. Jordan.
is arranging the interior of his build. |
ing very nicely. Mr.. Jordan has
been in the banking business for the
past years and knows how to make
things convenient for the business. |
He has had many callers, but re-
fuses to do business until the 18th |
OF the present month at which time
he has announced the opening of
the same.
Two Kentucky Congressman say
Cleveland is impossible as the nomi.
nee of the Democratic party for
President since he pronounced
against free silver. The impression
is said to prevail in the outlying
districts Of Kentucky that the free
silver policy means distribution of
silver coin by the Government
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