Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1891-01-02

IMOuusty. lie uidcIllue WIS uSeu VII
our streets and worked exceedingly
well. A patent is likely to follow.
MARRIED. observation-disclosures; at
the home of the bride in Sonestown,
Dec. 25th 1890, by Rev. j. F. Glass,
DR.. j. S. Derr of Muncy Valley, to
Miss Jennie Whitacre of ofSonestown.
| MARRIED -Mead-Carig; at the
I'M. E. parsonage, Muncy Valley,
Dec. 80, 1890, by Rev. j. F. Glass,
Mr.. H. w. Mead OF Glade Run, Pa,
and Miss Ida NJ. Carig ofSonestown.
A political organization called the
Farmers Alliance was organized at
North Orwell, Bradford county, re-
Gently. This is the first organiza-
ton of the kind formed in Bradford
county.
Prof. M. F. Albert principle of the
LaPorte graded school and Miss
Anna Ettinger his assistant, are in
attendance at the teachers institute,
which convened at Dushore, on
Monday.
!, Joseph Murrelle city editor and
lcompositor of the Athens Nraos, is
visiting friends at the county seat of
Sullivan. We are told that Joseph
has an attraction of more than
ordinary interest down here.
Some people seem born with an
Inherent instinct to devote their
lives to everybody's business except
their own. They are the prime
cause of four-ffths of all the trouble
scandal and mcanness the world
through.
The laboring men recently in the
employ Of the Fishing Greek Lumber
Co., are anxious for their pay and
will levy on bark and logs in the
woods near Jamison City. They
are quite hopeful that they will
lrealize every dollar due them.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Watrous of
Johnsonburg spent Christmas with
| friends at LaPorte. They returned
to Johnsonburg on Tuesday, where
Mr.. Watrous is engaged in over
seeing contract work for the Arm
strong Improvement Company.
THE free excursion on the w. 4
N. B. to Hughesvile, on Dec. oath,
was well patronized by people along
the line. Seven cars were filed to
their utmost capacity with sight
seers anxious to invest their money
in Hughesvtlle Christmas gifts.
| Fred Friboly, an employe of Jas.
McFarlane & Co, who suffered with
I typhoid fever for several weeks,
died on Monday evening, Dec. %
His remains were cared for by his
brother and taken to his home in
Pike county for burial, on Tuesday
] Dec. %.
Seventeen snow storms are pre-
dicted for this winter, should they
all prove to be the regular old east
ern fall of snow, similar to the re-
cent storms. it will bother people to
do ont doors work with any ad van
tage. The lumbermen with thirty
inches in the woods, cry enough.
Mrs. Bert Karns of LaPorte, is
not improving very fist. The
dancing at the party to be given at
the LaPorte Hotel this {Thursday)
evening, will take place in the din
ming room and it is to
be hoped that the excitement will
not cause relapse of Mrs. Karns.
VIM. Tunstall, who is confined in
the county Jail for ncn-payment of
costs receiveda letter from the Execu-
tive Mansion one day last week. The
letter was q reply to one written the
President by Mr.. Tunstall stating
his grievances. Mr. L. is quite
elated over the document.
Griffith Phillips. 2d, of Sonestown
will ask for the appointment of
Night Watch of the Legislative
Chambers of Harrisburg, under the
new Pattison administration. The
REPUBLICAN, gave him the hint of
asking for the appointment and he
accepted. We wish him success