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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-16

Geispflan3e INNER mebr goben, unb
Die lebte Wp6e bat barber ipteDer t1elte
Mtttbeilungen gebradt.
Sin neiterer neuer Nrtifel, auf nell
den Die Qulmerfiamfeit un ierer 6arz
nler li6 su ri6tsn anfd11qt, 1T Der Sae
bad, pelder on pie(en Stellel1 beg
States uortreffli6 9eoeibt, ME burf
gerfu6e feItgeitelt lit. Nus 9nItng,
@alDtpel Gountp, melDet bas Signal,
baB 6err S. g. 9oblod BENT 5erausz
geber ausge3ei6nete Broben BON 5obad
sugeihift babe, mel6e er in Der leyten
: ni9t einmal %beionDers giinflgett =
SaiIon 9eSogcn babe, uno, beiBt es
barn in einer1 3uiabe, es 1T mebr als
mabri6einli9, baB Die Sarmer in Der
bieligen @egenb ii6 mebr nnb mebr
Dem Scbafsbuu Sunenoen tperoen, neil
Die Saummolle nidt metr 5abit. Ser
gleihe Yer,9t, : blB Die &nltur Der
5abadsltauDe in 9lbii6t 9enommen lei,
= fomnt bon Iapaiota in Grimes
County, unb es tpirb bin5u9efiigt, DAB
lDfale &apitaliten iih gewiut erfldrt
baben, Dem teuen aderbau5ipetg tDre
unteritiiBung 81 leiber.
Sap nit benz N1bau Ser &aforbobs
men ltl1o bes 8eienforns Grperimente
angeitelt merbem foflen, baben mir por
&urSem heribtet, unb DAB Die prantie,
wel6e aus Der gunbesfaie fur ben
3uder ae3ablt miro, Da5u b~eitragen
mirD, 2anD, meldes big beute nod nit
5aumpolle bephan5t mDrDeN lit, fir
Die 3uderfultur be%ran5u5irben, bebarf
mDbl flum Der @rtDG)nllng.
Gin gScrt an Mftter. @Gaaet cure Sc elmer nidt
mt Gtnnebmen unansenebm ihmedenrer Suit nmez
pi3tn. Or. 9un's Sni:eu=S prup IN 'pn anee"ebmsm
@eidmade nnp eurnsr, ifrnter Wirtu 70; bic attper
uehmen TIN germ. Nre.s 20 9eute Die 2laiae.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-16

ng- Wenn Semanb fein urlb gu ar<
nebmbaren preiie fpeiien min, 10 gebe
er gum Miffions= @arten. Die
perren Nbeiner & 0amf. Beiiber bie=
les gtahli1ements, balten barauf, ibre
@dfte itets bolfomnte1t 5ufrieben gu ftel=
len. Ollie faifonmdBigen Selifatefen,
Nuitern, @ilb, Slide, @efligel &c iinb
bort in Der belifateften 3ubereitung ole
3eit gu baben. Mabl5eiten nerben auf
@unf9 in bic Mobnungen Der &unben
geianbt. Mn1 bietet Der nit Der
Speiiemirtbi6aft perbunbene 30 r
r o o nj bic beften @etrdnfe, ftetS frif9es
Bier unb feline Qiqu0re unb @eine.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-16
Gchr itarfe

Scgt lutIe
@risnoe, 0r,. Gast's Gatarrb 0(cnleSp
su periHf9ea. 9sy erlte Gruno, cs bcilt
bcineu GatarrA = ME idtilum audi inls
mer Der SAT- bei tit icin ilog, oocr wte
tueit ocriel6s aud 6ercit5 bel Dir oor9c.
idritten 1T. G8 bcilt benielbcn ridJt
nlr cbcrflddlid) :, ionosrn IS farirt
i'm 9rinolid. @taubf bu baran, 70
1T es nod bel better. IS 1T aid]t NOS
tbis, nod mcbr @orte 81 sebrauhcil.
On erbaltt es fit SO Galts pon alien
Ipotbefern.
a6cr pieucid)t miuit bu oies uidt
sfaubcn. Der a.ueite Gruno. es 3u
se6raudcn, 1T t%ol3enber: geweilc, SaB
bu uidjt gt6s;lt lvcroea @faunlt, une bu
erbdttit $3.50. Tics it cine einfade beute
lid)e G5eiaGitSofftrie. 9ie 9aitcfler bon
Or. Cages 9te.aeoD bf5ablcn al bid
Sisie Sanalc, ,pcl,n iie bid nid5t bsilcn
f0uaeli. eie ,aiiicl abcr, boB iie cS
f6nrcr = 81 bcrfF mn, buB Tie es nidt
pern5gen. Sails its nured)t babcu, ers
baitlt on baares Gcto. 6uI5 bu TIT
llnred)t bit, wirR III ocislel. Gatarrt
los.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-16
California : meine.

@einliebbaber finben Elm erobes Cos
ger pDr feinen California Meinen BEL
9errn s. s. WeDer am Mlamos
Plasa. 9err Sleeper iu6t bic Meine
an G1t unD Stele aus urb fanft brett
aus benz Seller Der Bein5i9ter. Nls
gutem 4enner gelingt es inn itets, Die
beiten 5Drten a1s5nwdblen. ST fam
feline &unben unb 6amilien nit einem
guten Sropfen perfeben. &otbz unb
@eiB : Weine in por3agli6er 0ualitdt
BON iebt ab $1.00 per Ga0one - fret
Ing 9ans geliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-16
CINDERELLA gdmhzNalaff

Sie feiniten Serren> uub 9amens
S9ube, iomie aud bic beiten unb bau=
erbafteiten S6ul Sbube fir anaben
unb Mdo6en.
@mpfebIenstpertbe Nobitdt: Dolge's
maferbi6te 6ilsibube unb Gil5 : panz
toHeln!
ueberbaupt MIes, mas 1T einem re-
suldren @@ubs@ ei6dft erfer &lafe 5u
fin6en 1T!
GinberellaS d bsp la IT,
gde DouifonitraBe unb IDe.@.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-16
Sampst
0uimine
6aar=Spmic,

Elm bewdbrtes Mittel ben Saaren feline
natirli6e Sarbe nnb 2eben pieber3us
geben. @s beieitigt S6upben polfdns
big unb perbinbert bas Musfalen Der
9aare, inbem es bic geiunbe 3bdtigfeit
Der &opfbaut anregt unb bas Sorts
Madden bes 9aareS ii6ert. Sc 1T polls
fommen fret BON giftigen Subftansen.
Preis per Slai9e 81. Nir alein prds
parirt bon Oscar Samo8B
6auptnieberlage in Orpnsfis Npotbefe,
Militdrz plasa unb Sib GlOrestraBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-16
@rnuee'esutsums . llescr,, aauuaen.

6. Slide an Mrs. 8. u. 8ertram,
27 Grunbtiide i'm Gitps2ot l, /. 81.
thrift. Yreis nnmlnel.
s. q. Stieren pnb g. Meeri6eibt
an 9lntbonp 9ap, @runDitid an Wals
nut traBe, $3.50.
8. unO =. @lmenbDrf an Sulius
Simon, 2 Grunbfide auf Columbia
9elgbts, $25.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-16

aa| Morgan Ctr Slid,
@uitern unb Wilb Depot,
Sripino : StraBe, amii6em Main unb
Mtilitdr Ylaaa. SIeif6, Gentle,
@efligel ftets on 9anb gu ben niebrigs
fen Wtarftpreiien. pDtfarten merben
fir 8eiteaungen gratis pertbeilt. 9eles
pbon 81. Ollie Nuftrdge merben prompt
ausgeflbrt. Jren9 & So.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-16

don frhber bebanbeit rurne unb NIT uelnen Wittrein
Verlorene Manntarty-i icrs ID
G&mdaea oet seiGlehtecraane pefitmmi furrrt.
en-K ran X hetten Dercpn TN SGui
Der 3rdnteu unb obne Snitra mrEte furtrt @in nun.
be-ppaes 5etlmtttel.
Cnt4rrh und X ram heIten der
liant. BEE 8Iuss uup Sersena. Get aeper uup Der
Rteten.
Syphilis. Das am aefhro!ussaem unr ftGsritt,
tetleupe WitIel BUR sarInttrt.
Haut-lk rankheiten dueI ari peroeu tbs
rtrt, NO aapere &uren mtbldnaen.
Unnatueriicher Abfluss 6trb prorart
In eth paar Easen fu-irt.
Nfeiue MetbDSsr.
1. 1Erete COMPUTATION tn pe- Sihes ober per yof.
Q &enaur nufer,u6nna Iue D,aauofe.
8. Sober nitro AMI 0runr DtfentAcft'',a'- Bttprpte
tebanpelt unr iei1 cber ibr San wtrs Sd ~,pecteuen
&fubtum semaht.
4. Bi1tse }retie unp lettte SabfdnssoectLsunsen
Sn ben meiten 6adeu tam btt RraL.bett TN 9ou'
eee aranteu betantelt perpen.
@hreitt UNI 5umptDm : 6pr-ular No. l, fhr lsdn.
ner.
Ghrettt I'M eumptpm .Errmriar 20 q, fur fr1ust
Shreipt nm Spmptpm= = crmuiar no 3, fnr Saui
irantbeitsn
Briefe merbcn prpnpt. beantpnrtet. vile @ei6dft-
aehetm gehalten. WiebutiH r.rr orrtureen seianft
A~eferenssn BITE Beaten Dor 5on antputr.
1eutid geurcd,en.
Maan aprsffre an obe- fprshe cor bel
j. NJ HATHAWAY. NJ. -,
etepens Gebdube. 80 unb IS @eft Comm rcef+aee
Gun nntoutos Legs, etne Greppe bod.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-16
@rmno Gigemt9ntlt.
.1laXenpermalters Derfduf.=

ueber 81 100000 @ranb> Gisentbum tn Gan antOnio mu6 iricrt
Ssfduit wercen Der sanse gefs wiro In Ebeihn unb Grunbifadsn
.onsebOten, me Os Der aaufer waniAt+ grObe. gut eiassriatete sraasrsi
NIT eutem abiab BON 8ter; melt unter benz wtrfl9en Wertbe.
ausseoebntes Druderet. unb ltbosrapbiaes Gtabl1euent, wel&ts
bic bette SunbiAaft int sabweften bat.
@%utgelegene 0efhGftsbauer unb GrunbfIde unb Baupldte tn
br Wt.te unb In ben Mubentbetlsn Der Statt. G3rpbe Ausmdbl+
@ebnltde Shvrten iino ME purber sentadt uOrren.
REAGAN mnHemnerfanIter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-16
@nm Spnnena1fs gum Sunncn>
unterga1g.
Gin gan3er eripart.

&eifenhe bon 3eras nod ct. Souls
unb 0ltlihen staoten f6nnen aw0lf
Stunben 6abr5eit iparen, menn iie
ibre 8iaette iiber bic rSrpn Mountain
&oute", faufen. Sic baben bier bic
feiueu pulman Buffet Sdlafmaaen;
bic ausgeSei6neten &eelining Chair
Cars, SiBe fret. @eaen @inaelbelten
menoet Sud an Sno s. 2emis, pahaz
&c : Mgent, Nultil, 5eras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-16

agr Sir sutes SOls, ri6tig gemef=
fen unb prompte 8eDienung tpenbe
man iih an bic Carr Woob 60.
SelepbDn 1893.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-16
Dr.. HathaWaY
Spbn Bruapfoot. N. D., Mtf.teat.
Spccfallst ocS Gussteng.

tanae Didunr-
nelh' III 5Di9r ,oi
9uaeHr S.nbs
IN yerseni1pdt
Ietpen. ibrt eebens
TRAIT %uutetSrdbe'
5dted unf thre
Monnlihfeu p.r,os
ter, io1ien cen be-
rapmt.n Tr. 0os
tcanop icfDrf cor
lultirea. Rei3eb
atdt, R%errrhtrant
bet INT, cbet cld
Grdumel rtrt Dri
f~enihaifltt uni
RAD ben u-Leffei
Metbnbea berdp-
bel. uuf nit Ger
srD pten &itola.
,rs trtnmt tito
par6af In, OBJ mo-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-16

geriidert gesen Seuersgefabr Bel
2ap & S4mibt, 425 Of Spus
ftonsS traBe.
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SEER 6. $. Miaer, go PIT Of.

&err 6. $. Miaer, $50 PIT Ofz
Sou1ton StraBe bdlt tets bas polz
fommenite 2aser in 3ei6enmateriaz
lien, Sapeten, Sarben, @las, Spiegelz
glas, 8ilberrabmen, Sirnifen un0 aGen
3ei9nenz unb Wtalerzu teniilien. &init>
lertf6 ausgefiibrte 9ilber unb Statuets
ten &c. linb in elmer febensmsrtben Sal
lerie our Anfi9t unb gum @erfauf aus
geiteat. Sn Sapeten unb 3immerbefo>
rationet1 lit bas @ei9madpoa1te unb
Neuelte bort gu finben.
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= Sap & g 6mibt pertreter
alte nnb auoerlailige Seuer : geri6ez
rungs : @eieai6aften. Office 425 Oft
6oultpnsS trabe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-16

: Sic 6euers8 rli6erungss Qsenten
2aD& g 6mibt garantiren promps
lie 8e5ablung a1er 8erluite.
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Sic gmmiet @ppb g..

perfauft McAdiiter, Snbian 5erritorp
@oblen gu $3.50 per 9onne, 9ol5 gu
$3.50 per @prb unb gebadtes 9olS gu
$3.50. Ollie 9luftrdge uer6en prompt
ousgefiibrt. Selepbon81 81.
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9orresponbens. @himer,

NurrespUHutH3' SDIHtl TT.
ben ID. 6ebr. 81. : @or Ginger 3eit
ma6te Die g. u. & u. g. &. &. 50.
bieler Stabt eiu @ei6ent nit einenl
Slof 2anD inter Der S%eOin9ung, baB
bic Stabt einen PART anlegt. 0em5us
falge wirb jeBt Der glod Sanb einges
3dunt unb es perben 8dume geptlan5t.
GER Wforib @blinger BON @lIinger
lit bierber ge3Ogen unt miro bier sil
8au6ol39ei6dft er0fnen, 9err 8.
Aroniobn DON Salletspille beabliftigt,
bier ell S6nittluaaren : 6ei6dft gu
etabl'ren.-Am l. Ntdr5 pirO bier Elm
S0alfjabrs : Bali lt~attfinben, gegeben
BON ben Samen Der StaDt, - X.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-16

eolpaticn 0ei; her artbte S6mer,enfiuer aft her
Melt, piro ron feii EN- aEtereI u intent an @lte aberz
irpffen IS 1T phne 3reifel ras bette Mittel fur ale
aus rlt9en Sdmersen. 9SreiS nur b Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-16

= gerii9ert Cure 9eimitdtten urtb
anberes @igentbum bel SAP &
@1mibf 425 Gf 9ouftOns5 traBe.
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Gin @crt an Mltter. @taaet cure 6 elmer nidt
NIT Gtnnebmen rnar 9enebm i6nedenrer Suit nme=
| pistn. Or. 9ua's SuI:euzS prup III ION onHe"ebmem
| @eihmade nnD eurdsr, ifrnter Wirtulo; rie at.per
uehmen TIN germ. Nre.s 20 9eute Die 6l0iae.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1892-04-22

The Hughesville Maa. was an
odd looking sheet last week. The
local page of the paper was four
inches larger than the form while
the editorial side was as much to
small. Rutter must be an odd
Josey, and Notwithstanding his
make up would like to represent the
good and neat people of Lycoming
at Harrisburg. What an idea. 1t
can't be possible that democratic
material down that way has grown
so short.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1892-04-22

The Democratic latform adopted
by the State Cor .ention at Harris
burg on Wednesday has the ring of
the rite metal in it. 1t is "tariff re-
form" and consequently less tax
alton, which the people spoke in
thunder tones" for in 1890, and
will again when the opportunity is
atforded.-Wyoming Democrat.
Yes, Day get your life preserver
in readiness for Il trip up Salt River.
1t will be the 'SS campaign over
again and up the creek the same old
party will go. Nonthing like be-
coming well acquainted, is there,
Day ?
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1892-04-22

Memorial Day will soon be with
us and the g. A. r. Posts all over
the land are arranging programs for
the occasion. The annual re-occur-
ence of this day in which fitting
tribute are paid to the memories of
the patriotic dead is an honor more
than due the soldier boy-who faced
the missiles of death that the Union
committed to the Nations care by
our fore. fathers might he preserved.
Memorial Day is observed in every
state in the Union. Old comrades
will meet to-gether and with the
much loved stars and stripes, float
ing with the breeze, and brass bands
and drum corps, march shoulder to
shoulder, as of yore, to the last
resting place of their old comrades
gone before-when eyes moist with
tears of sorrow choicest emblems of
nature will be strewed upon their
graves. The s. S. Simmons Post
No. AT, are making extensive ar
rangements for the day and we
would suggest that our people ex-
tend the occasion trife more en-
thusiasm than of yore and decorate
their dwellings and business places
In becoming manner.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1892-04-22

J. w. Carroll & Co., are disposing
of their large stock of clothing at,
and below cost, in order to make
room for their new stock of. spring
and summer goods. They have al
so recently secured the services of
skilled workmen to do all kinds of
custom work. All those in need of
clothing will do we'll to call and ex-
anime their large and elegant stock
before purchasing elsewhere.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1892-04-22

1t is rumored that the Lake Mo-
koma Land Co., are about to pass
an ordinance allowing people to fish
in Mokoma for 25c per hour. The
majority of stock holders of the lake
property think this the best scheme
possible of advertising the beauties
that surround in that vicinity and
will urge an ordinance to this effect.
They say that people would come
from a long distance to catch q mess
of trout averaging from Il to Is
inches in length and would intro
duce the property to people who
would not hear of the place were it
not for fishing privileges. Should
the Land Co., make this a law the
lone or Qot) fishermen, will have
plenty of company.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1892-04-22

The county commissioners an
ticipate renting an election booth
for use at May term of court. 1t
will be erected in the hall of the
court house, thus affording our peo-
pie an opportunity Of observing the
workings of the new voting system.
The Easter party in the Hall of
the new school house, on Monday
evening was grand success, and
the organ fund thereby increased
$500. Fifteen or twenty couple
were present and all enjoyed good
time. Refreshments were served
at all hours.
The EaglesMere Land Co., are
about to have very large bathing
house built at the head of Lewis
Lake. A j. Hackley and Arthur Avery
have contracted to do the work.
They will commence the foundation
for the same, the latter part of this
week.
The Republican State Convention
convened at Harrisburg, on Wednes-
day. We trust that Quay will not
be hung in etfigy as was Democratic
Boss Harrity in Pittsburg, on Satur-
day. Harrity must have weak
spot in his heart for that Pittsburg
democratic club.
We recently purchased q couple
of lots on West Main ST., and are
engaged in putting them in first
class shape. We anticipate a rite
good crop Of buckwheat, in which
event we will be numbered the first
editor of Sullivan county to SOW and
reap his own buckwheat "cakes.n
James Mcdonald of LaPorte.
fell off the side walk on German
street in the End Ward, on
Sunday evening, and sprained his
ankle and cracked a lone in his
wrist DR.. Hill is in attendance
and reports his patient in consider
able pain, but doing as well as
could be expected.
The story is told of man who
used to say to his wife: "Mary, 60
to church and pray for both of u.s."
But the man dreamed one night that
when he and his wife got to the gate
Of heaven, st. Peter said, "Mary, GO
in for both" He awoke and made
up his mind that it was time to be-
come a Christian on his own ac-
count.
The newly elected j. P's. of Sulli-
van county will receive brand new
commissions, fresh from the mint,
the latter part of this week. Pro-
thonotary Walsh received them on
Friday and will forward the choice
and expensive document, as soon as
recorded. The paper is of extra
quality and the lettering is very
neat, indeed. The seal though
quite material, is considerable of an
ornament.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1892-04-22

The REPUBLICAN and Philadelphia
Times, only Sl.40 a year. The
REPUBLICAN and Philadelphia Press,
S1.5O a year. With the REPUBLICAN
enlarged to a seven column paper,
this is the cheapest combination of
reading matter ever offered to the
reading community Of Sullivan coun-
ty. Since our announcement that
the REPUBLICAN would grow to a
seven column paper on the 9th of
May, we have placed over forty new
subscribers on our list. Give us
your order. The REPUBLICAN alone
only Sl.0O. For six months soc.
Subscribe, and if at the end of the
year you do not concede it the lead
ing newspaper of Sullivan county,
we will refund to you the amount of
the subscription.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1892-04-22

RUMoR Thursday morning 8
A. M.-That the Arabs disposed of
their own horse at Bowman Creek
very recently, and are driving the
murdered mans horse in their bus
mess.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1892-04-22

LATER 1.-Two Arabian peddlers ac-
companied Marks and drove their
own rig instead of riding in his
company. Owing to snow drifts
they were compelled to take this
back road. The murder took place
on the 18th of March at dusk. Two
pistol shots were heard by boy in
the neighborhood. One or two days
after the murder one of the Arabian
Jews returned with Marks horse
and wagon and collected a small
amount due Marks from a re, .ent
of Colley. 1t is claimed tb' aIarks
had about $4,000 90 in cs on his
person and that his horse, wagon
and goods made a total of some
thing in the neighborhood of $4,000
realized by the murderers. The re-
mains of the dead man were taken
to Towanda, on Tuesday for burial.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1892-04-22
LOCAL DEPARTMENT..

The organ grinder is on the war
path.
Court will convene, on Monday
May 23.
1t is to be hoped that spring has
gained foothold.
Mrs. Frank Gallagher of LaPorte,
is reported quite ill.
The land sales will appear in the
REPUBLICAN, next week.
Everybody should plant tree on
Arbor Day, Friday May 9th.
The murder case, will make busi
ness for the District Attorney.
Judge Sittser is erecting new
addition to his residence in Tunkhan-
mock.
Thos. Sheehan of Jamison City,
was calling on friends at LaPorte,
Sunday.
Prothy Walsh, spent Easter Sun
day, with his mother and sister, in
Cherry.
Spring is always coming but some
times it gets sidetracked by a Winter
cyclone.
Atty. f. H. Inghan of LaPorte,
was doing business in Williams port,
on Monday.
The buds will soon begin TO start
and the maple sugar weather will be
to an end.
Mrs. Eugene Tripp Of Jamison
City, spent last week, with friends
at LaPorte.
1t is proper now to commence
boarding, for. expenses to the
Worlds Fair.
r. J. Keeler of iaPorte, lost
valuable fresh milch COW, on Thurs
day night of last week.
The W. C. r. IT,, will meet at the
home of Miss Ada Meylert Friday
April %, ut 3 p. NJ.
The Little Hotel ct EaglesMere,
was opened for the travelling public,
the early part of this week.
NJ. j. I.ull of Bernice, was in at
tendance at the Democratic State
Convention, at Harrisburg, Wednes-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Keller and son,
of Bernice, were visiting Mr.. Keller's
brother Will and family a. Lap Porte,
Sunday.
The county Jail is empty Of pris.
oners. This speaks good word
for the law abiding citizens of little
Sullivan.
Miss Alma Lauer Of La Porte, who
has been visiting friends in Philadel-
phia, for three or four weeks, re.
turned home Saturday.
Prof. M. T. Albert, left for two
months visit in the Western States,
on Wednesday. His many friends
wish him pleasant time.
A new court house has been re-
commended for Luzerne county by
the grand jury attending a recent
term of court in that county.
Mrs. M. G. Lauer of LaPorte, is
visiting friends in Athens, Scranton
and Rochester She will be absent
from home two or three weeks.
The W. G. II. A., of LaPorte, will
edit half column of the REPUB-I-
CAN, after May 9Th. Subscribe and
hear what the women have to say.
Sheriff Utz was looking after Of
fetal business at the county seat,
Tuesday. The Sheriff edits half
column of the REPUBLICAN, this
week.
Miss Hattie Grim of LaPorte.
who taught the HillsGrove school
the past winter, finished her term
last week, and returned home, on
Monday.
Harvey Danley, stage driver be-
tween this place and Forksvillc, saw
a large black bear, on the side of
the mountain near the Walizer place,
Tuesday.
! Mrs. A. M. Cheney of LaPorte,
who has been spending the winter
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1892-04-22

NJ. G. Miller of Dushore, has an
nounced himself candidate for the
office of County Superintendent.
This increases the list of aspirants
for this office to four. They are as
fellows: F. W. Meylert, M. F. Al
bert, M. r. Black and M. G. Miller.
They are all competent and their
many friends would like to see them
all elected, but that you know can't
be /; but one of the choice flock
can be gathered in.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1892-04-22

The body of Jacob Marks Jew
peddler of Towanda aged about 81
years was found in an old trunk
stored away in horse manger in
the barn on the John McMullen
farm in Colley twp, on Monday
last. Marks left home on the 10th
of March with supply of goods
such as notions etc. He drove
sorrel horse and platform wagon
and was last seen in Colley twp,
accompanied by an unknown person.
His people became alarmed owing
to his absence from home on two
Jewish holidays, one occurring on
Tuesday the llth. On these oc-
casions, if possible, the families of
Jewish decent partake of one spread,
hence, his presence was looked for
and not receiving any word or
knowledge of his whereabouts his
brother Lewis resolved to secure
the services of detective Guy Hol-
lon of Towanda and make a search.
They started out on their mission
the latter part of last week and
while passing the Mcmillan build
ings house and barn (and lone.
some place on Dutch Mountain)
which has not been occupied for the
past six or eight years, concluded
to search them. Holland entered
the house and Lewis the barn. The
latter ON entering the building de-
tected strong stencil and was not
long in detecting it's whereabouts.
From an old trunk with the bottom
partly fallen out and that closited
away in manger came the
offensive smell. He at once pro-
ceeded to investigate and much to
his surprise found that the old
wooden trunk contained the body
of his brother. The remains were
much decomposed. The murder
having been committed some three
weeks ago. There were no valu-
ables found on his person, even his
over coat was among the missing.
Suspicion dawns upon the unknown
man who was last seen in his company
AID owing to the fact that the horse,
wagon and goods, were gone points
more conclusively that the man is
guilty of the murder. The In
quest was conducted by M. w.
Reeser, J. P, of Colley and the
jury found that Deceased came to his
death by two gun shots fired byun-
known person or persons. The shots
took effect-one in the head below
the ear and the other near the should
er blade the bullet lodging near the
heart. 1t is a clear case of murder
and the guilty person should be
made to suffer the penalty.