Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1891-04-03

will be no delay In delivering the
paper.
A new side walk has been laid
from the Cos. store, in the second
Ward to the barber shop. We un-
derstand that it will be continued to
the new school house in the near
future.
Spring chickens, spring fever and
spring house cleaning are coming on
apace, but what the majority of peo-
pie want just now is little spring
sunshine to dry up this abominable
spring mud.
We call the attention of our read
ers to the new ad. Of NJ. M. Marks
& Co. the one price clothing house
of Dushore in this weeks issue, also
to the new card of R. j. McHenry
dentist, Dushore.
A York county farmer had born
on his farm recently calf that is
said to possess some of the features
of dog, a colt, and camel. For an
anomaly like this we venture to sug-
gest the name "Mugwump."
Atty. John G. Scouten of Du-
shore, while in town doing business,
ON Tuesday made the REPUBLICAN a
call and was more than agreeable.
We can expect all of Mr.. Scouten's
legal advertising in the future.
The "Plea" as set forth by ex.
county treasurer Jacob Lorah, and
which we give elsewhere, for the APP
pealing of the county audit to the
court, does not give the county
auditors very grand send off.
There is some talk of organizing
Farmers Alliance political party in
Sullivan county. We would sug-
gest, owing to the large farming
district of Cherry, tha. that town.
ship take the lead in an organiza-
tion of this kind.
Will Bernice organize base ball
club this year? EaglesMere who
are already making bold assertions
should be allowed to mingle with ball
players and taught how to play the
game. We are quite sure Bernice
can act as their tutor.
The Legislature adjourned on
Thursday of last week for weeks
recess. The school boy would have
a chance to shake the dust of the
tail of his coat in this time. The
Members will, however retire to
their respective couches for rest.
Poor hardworked creatures.
The Lake Mokoma Land Company
have arrived at the conclusion that
they cani1ot realize anything from
their investment at LaPorte unless
a railroad connects it with the out
side world, hence their influence can
be expected for the continuation of
the w. 81 N; B. to Mokoma.
AT q box party recently given
at this place, one of the boxes sold
for Sl.45 and we are given to un-
derstand that the purchaser would
have given double this amount had
it been necessary TO obtain the same
He was dead gone on dining with
that young lady and he dined.
The G. A. Rs. held their annua
reunion at York, on Wednesday
last and the meeting was largely at
tended. The speakers of the day
were Hon. T. j. Stewart and others.
The next camp fire will be held at
Williamsport and will undoubtedly
be attended by a good number of
people Of this section.
Miss Grace H. Smith, daughter of
editor j.. K. Smith of the Monroe
ton Enterprise, was married to Mr..
E. l.. Johnson, of Franklindale, on
Wednesday evening March 25th.
The ceremonies took place in the
Presbyterian church at said place
and were witnessed by large circle
of friends.
The Philadelphia Press will soon
be equipped with new one hundred
and thirty-seven thousand five hun
dred dollars press-a big fortune in
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