Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1892-06-10

years, lelt lOI lllidSlIuiu, On oSo-
day of last week.
Mrs. S. Mead of LaPorte town
ship, is confined to her room with q
slight stroke of paralysis. Her
case is considered quite critical. DR..
Hermann of Durshore is in atten-
dance.
The sick list in and about La
Porte, is very small This is re-
markable, owning to the wet and
disagreeoble weather we have been
having for the past two or three
weeks.
The township auditors-S. Mead,
Isaac Il. Low and Daniel Keeler, as
sisted by their clerk, Lee Gavitt,
were attending to the duties of their
office, at La Porte, the early part of
this week.
James McFarlane & Co., are en-,
gagged in clearing piece of land in
the rear of the new school house.
They expect to make their farm
measure seven hundred acres when
they have finished.
On Saturday May 2Sth when Pres
ident Harrison was at Williamsport o
little daughter OF Mr.. G. L. Bells was
presented to him to name, he took
her by the hand and named her
"Grace Harrison.
Tie Sullivan county Prohibition
convention will be held, on Tuesday
the End; the Democratic on the 9th
and the Republican most likely, on
the 10th of August. This will be u
month of disappointment.
In q test case in the Court of
Common Pleas in Phila. before
Judge Bregy, it was decided that
a bother can, under his license, put
up liquors of any kind. 1t will be
taken to the Supreme Court.
Owning to the absence of NJ. +.
Albert, one ofthe Borough Auditors,
the court will be called upon to APP
point some one of our good citizens
to take his place in said body. We
would suggest Atty. II. T, Downs.
1t is annouced that the phila
& Reading officials have sent out or
ders to all station agents along their
lines to nave all the advertisements
pictures, etc as well as those of for
eign railroads removed from their
property.
G. n. Mead and f. NJ. Crossley,
both of LaPorte, enjoyed a trout
dinner at the keystone Hotel, BON.
town, Jos. Carpenter, proprietor, on
Friday last. The boys report n
iirst-class time and good supply OF
the speckeled beauties.
The last census returns show that
there are upwards of one million for
eign born men in this country who
have not taken out naturali-
zation papers, and who still hold
allegiance to foreign potentates from
whose domains they came.
Thos. 5. Laird of Nordmont and
who has served as auditor Of David
son twp, for Is years, made our
sanetum call, on Tuesday morning
with statement in hand, for the
year ending March 1t, 1892, which
will appear in our next weeks issue,
Deputy Internal Revenue Collee-
tor, Vim, Gable, of Shamokin, will
visit Sullivan eounty aud will put up
at the Dushore House, nushore, on
Friday, June l7tb, between the
hours &C 5 A. NJ. and 2 y. NJ, for the
purpose Of granting Internal lieve,
nue licenses 10 those applying for
them.
Theron A Reed a prominent mem.
ber of the Sullivan county, y, y,
bar dropped dead while dressing
last Friday morning. lle bad heen
Engaged all day Thursday ia an IN
portant ease before Justice Edwards,
Of The supreme Court, Ia session a
Monticello, aud bis death produced
a shoek ta the community
A minister annoyed by tobacco
ehewers la bis church, got angry a
lhe eNpeetorailoGs ou the iloof aud
thus spoke "a hla congregation
Take Aaar euh of tobacco out OF
kauF tuaath ou ..tst.sfnss Aha Ahlfats ~