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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-04
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-04
TOYS or 1HE ESKIMO.
life 81 he Caiidren 81 the Frezen Nora
~ot by Any Means Meaoteaons-

fife Of n. Caiidren Of the Frozen Nora
~ot by Any Means Meaoteaons-
DID you ever See a groap Of children get
together on The sidetalk and play the las
oi,. a.sa.. game n "Eslkirog" All the
eesfnqgrrs gatAor in ring and SLOWLY jig
arr,iud aud around while half Of them
sAr.n "a a queer s-ns song
n. A rori kno- the Eski1ar
The Esk imos
Ihs ssainao1
TIVE guerv il solr1nnlv answered with
great slarritY ~ .ba ether half OF ths cir
.cle. who shriak
Oh. -, we npw the Essisao,
The Eslanso,
The tstius
rs iivss in ths isnd of lee and sasw.
- ,s 49, snpv',
Os - sns sso-
rhrsl sac whole bsnt hep sniemniy about
IA Sims ssion 81 ths suFs, -ssi sstios II the
Eesfslo
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as ram Nho hss rstarne-d from 10
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lssssig hensV I'll o. D. sxse; FeFgssssltss-
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ta q sep ~arm tksf a. sfsias y ksTe a
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-04

Both the method and results when
syrup OF Figs is taken; Il Is pleasant
ard refreshing 10 the Taste, and sets
gently We, promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, elesnses the sys
tenn enectually. dispels colds, head.
aches and ieyers and cures hsbitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs Is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
daced, pleasing to the taste and ac'
ceptsble 10 the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in it,
effects. prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend II
to all and have made it The MOS:
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs IS for sale in 5O'
and 81 bottles by al leading drug
gists. any reliable druggist WHO
MAJ not have it on hand VIII pro
cure it promptly for any one whC
wishes to Try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYfUP co.
san FsASolSco. en-.
LOUISVILLE. ~. hEH roRx Az
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-04

asreng.ueaas q hvsr ssssassA sAa he~sk
A.Aily Ard gently. BIT taoFurEsly as sffec
uvelF M rissasf. ftn8Fsts are s7atst@
TIE ire sVsteaa Cns nrfle Pellet Tor .
gsBtls laEsfiVs stres frr osstsfftq
lheY - ik- i~~s Iva f@i sr~ ssae
YUFsfy s=Cstsfis Bsrfefiy - Fslss sod
st= sksag,sa so "a ssa boz ~ ta-y -
7al r.tr.fafa q ave atn'a - o. yer
macy - rsilIUs1 lts P<s nsos isr -
III fasls ~ rinss "a Fss o4if tsF
a. eas Fru - fsn yea - Essre
- Fsgs .iss riss sNst ptys - t-@l-s - 49,
s-s- - ~--~.. - t.s - .,
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-04
woods pbospii q dine:
TIE GREAT ENGL

Promptly aud permsu-
enty cures all forms II
Nervous WEAKNESS. I'm
ISIS ons. cpeTmziorrh ea.
In gponcy. aud alleGscss
Of A buSe or Exuessfs.
Been prescribed ever s.
years In thousands ~
YES. Is the nNir rXIEA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-04

IL a. s se4 an | and an q snd q Y
With an \ At the cod. SPILL Su.
Ard "a T. and Y ssa 81 sreu |,
Pray, What "a a spolleT &c dor
Th@n. II a,ao al 3 nRd an ! sod q
A nd Al n & ID spell eide.
There's nothing much EFF for = snellss
20 80
Bat 10 G. AID 80 xuait sissxsye~es~A-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-04
EyGIy Two and a Half Minutes,

The blood makes circuit OF the body every
two and heif minutes. delivering nptr meat
ami taxing back waste matter % be filtered
cut By the liver and kidneys and removed from
the bcdy through the bowels ana the urinary
secretion. Any sfOppage or obstruction % this
process NNy produce various i0lmS OF disease.
such az Dyspepsia BiiicusneSs. Constipation.
Headache. Debility, and bad blood with its
multiplied eYiisf0oiis blotchss. plmpies. sores
erunt ons, assesses and the like When such
ohs raciionS exist rs evidenced by the presence
ca complaints guiiar 70 these Just iiolP &.
the best medicine 70 use IL BurGock BLOOD tit.
tsFs. which unlocks the secretiens removing
al impurp snd efete matter through the p'o-
per chzuneia By restoring healthy action Of
fhe stomach. liver. kidnevsand bowels II. y. b.
rrm ses al impurities OF the bioOe from q
common pimp,e O. The HVrsi scroiuious sore.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-04
d, s,s, sfh,nn e,,rlI.-

CT ssss sfh,ng sY,TlisT
then tas ordinary pill
AEd some.aisg sksts
better That neens DR.
Fievss Pleasant Pallets
th.Tr~ fsae siiess
and ne Aess he easrest
g. take ard ths esSiest
ia ia ~sy thew 49,
" uaeafni thtass-
thFss tiay, slgsr-cost-i
felsss fhsy rot an
ssd q seek ss~ &hccs
tlas ar hes Cecs.i esH0R
inelgsFtlor, Dississss
k5.lesss 4 rsa~ks Al tAa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-04

MaGistrGte-Prisoner, your face ap-
pears familiar; fancy ] saw you here
before the HOLIDAYS.
Male Prl~oner-Your worship must be
corfouniing me with my sisterl-ln-
transigeant Hlustre.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-04

Bstsy-Do you really think that
Charles has any serons intentions o.
making YOU ais wife,
Leom-i am quite sure of it; the pres-
,nts he gives me are all USEFUL ones
Dagsbladet-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-04

ELElND H0yEsT xKYD. CISE Before ara Amer.
VOWS. ASK druggist ior MOODS fsosFHonINE
II he offers some worthless ia~aicine N plses
OF this, leave his dtsheufst store. inci0se price
in letter. aDd We VII send by return mall
Price. one package. e six s.. One viii please,
six Will cure. Pamphlet IN plsiu sealed en-
veiope. stamps. Address rhe v soa Chem
icSI Co lel Oodwsrd-aVe.. Detroit Atce.
Sold in Grand Rapids " z. 4. lson.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1892-11-25
Afraid of the Future.

It's surprising how sensitive the
business barometer is to every prob.
able change in egislation The
triumph of the Democracy and the
fear that the financial policy as de-
clared in their platform may prevail
has already led to the contraction of
business. The firm of King Gilbcr,
II Co.. at Middleport. Ohio, have
received u cnun'ermand of an order
f'r 100000 pounds of steel and
several other orders have been can.
celled 80 that they have decided to
reduce the WAGES rf heir employees
From all over the country com
Ike rspptts AT w. ely. i would
h 10 se best igIci e.ts OF III, co,n
tr, il Cleveland should call M extra
session of Congress Immediately
after the Fourth of March, in order
to pass what tariff laws they pro-
propose. 80 that business NAV he
made to conform to the changed
conditions. Even if radical changes
be adopted, it would be far prefer
ai'i : the uncertainty that would
sxist.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1892-11-25

Dlonk anA 1essensweig Will Mos
- Tried Untll January.
The case of Isaac Rosensweig and
Harris Blank came before the Grand
Jury Of Wyoming county on Tues
day. and q true hill was found
against them They were brought
into cour. at Tupkhannock Wednes-
day morning !or trial, the common
wealth being represented hy District
Attorney Frear and Harding h
Jordan, and J. W. Piatt and Chas.
E. Terry appearing for the defend.
ants
The defense first moved for q
change Of venue on The ground that
full accounts of the murder had been
published in all the newspapers.
Judge Sittser, who was presiding
overruled the motion.
The defendants then moved to
quash the indictment on the ground
that witnesses we're examined who
were not mentioned in the indict-
ment. This motion was overruled
as it was founded simply on the
misspelling of names.
The defendants attorneys then
evidently played their last card,
which proved to be winner. They
moved to quash the array OF grand
and traverse Jurors, on the ground
of Irregularities in the custody OF
the jury wheel. The wheel accord
ing to law must be sealed, locked in
an iron box, and ther locked in a
room provided for that purpose
The Sheriff is to hold the key to the
wheel and the commissioners the
one to the box. This is done SO
that heather can have access to the
wheel without the knowledge Of the
other. Evidence was given show
ing that the keys mentioned had all
been in the custody OF the Sheriff,
and the court sustained the motion.
The prisoners were returned to jail
and the Court directed the District
Attorney to present q new indict-
ment at the January term Of court
Towanda Republican
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1892-11-25

Since the ar est ot Mr been, a
Commissary proprietor at Cherr,
Flats, the OF ler 'teiiers' engaged in
the same business along the line Of
railroad. are trembling in their
boots. These proprietors do not
deny furnishing their own men with
turntables. 1t would appear, how
ever, that Americans have been let
into the secret over on Cherry Flats.
The wilderness Of the country In
that section, perhaps, was somewhat
in the blame.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1892-11-25

In the matter OF the Overseers ol
the Poor OF Shrewsbury township,
Of Lycomiug County vs. Overseers
of the Poor of Shrewsbury Town
ship, Sullivan County, ar appeal
from an order of removal, removing
Richard Dugan, a pauper from
Shrewsbury township, thls county,
to Shrewsbury township, Sullivan
county. Judge Metzger fled an
own,nn and decree IN which the
order Tor removal issued in this
case removing Richard Dugan to
Sullivan county is discharged and
the said poor district OF Shrewsbury
township, Lycomiag county, ia
ordered to pay the oosts,-Haghes
Vile Mall.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1892-11-25

Roads in tnis v.,iiit. afe n fear.-
tul condition, cspecl l. she me
leading tu Nolduioni. Mud is axi,
deep in mary y places. TIL, j. caused
hy the iate rains and heavy nauiins
of iron etc., b, ths Il. h contractors
On Wednesday OF last week 4 boiler
was brought from Nordmont weigh
Ing over iivs tsns 1t required two
or three teams-of horses to transport
the boiler t. La Porte.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1892-11-25

Mr. Harrity h,s resumed his
duties AS Secretary of The Com .
m,nwealth and incilently puts at
rest all talk of his accepting Cabi-
net office. The reasons aie EN-
,nentl sensible. hut if nc were not
required to earn his salary At Wash.
ingtOn any mere thar, has been the
case at Harrisburg, ne might hold
twopr three Cabinet places without
nuch trouble.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1892-11-25

We hav'nt paid any attention To
tie remarKs o' uur jealous con.
tmpnrar,. Ut q recent date, be
cause We considered the cause and
gave them full sway that the, might
get relief We might 50 hnwever,
that thev have M 'e false 81 ,tement
hu. they masi = cted.ied y't cor
ra.'ii. Il ,sss ~ .hn.s @E, b sa3e. 2
Last w.aa ;as GGzstte saii ~. i,
printing the tickets div ded the
Democratic ELECTORAL vote between
two electors. this week Streby takes
il back and puts the blame where
it belongs, on-.schoning Publishing
CO.. who printed the blanks and ou
which the mistake WAS found and
made known by Prothonotar, Walsh
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1892-11-25

The Democratic demonstration
which was to come of ut 'fowanda,
on Friday evening of last week, was
postponed on account Of bad wealth
er until Tuesday evening. when
the Cleveland t'ays hurrahed them
selves hoarse. A large number OF
Sullivan c"ucty voters took part in
the doings.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1892-11-25
'riAey Like the ssasy

4 cc;,vent,rg - ti3oc" esttW"ts
il L.. easier caie.N itst week pat
Itself OF ncrr ., fas ii:,E ~ CON.
iinuaace 81 Ia - - ia. - ~
ported cigar. wrappers. fhat iaw
has heen wor,;, !rom $500,OO0 to
81 900 900 year u the .rnwers.
and will be worth .ven more 10
them IN The yeaie Ia rbms.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1892-11-25
LAponrr. Pa, Nov. 10, 1892.

EDITOR REPuB IcAN.
DEAN SIR:-Lsarning that there
is misunderstanding in regard tn
the pasting Of . blank paper over the
name Of NJ. T Shattuck, Prchihi
tion candidate for Representative,
from this ceuntv, desire TO give
the facts, so all may understand
them, in order tina: no one may be
censured in the matter
The County Commissioners gave
to w. NJ. Cheney, editor Of the RE-
PUBLICAN, the job Of printing the
official ballots. And the State
ticket was set up ready to be struck
off before the final official ballot was
received from Secretary Harrity
Then when this was received, and
the county ticket was furnished By
the County Commissioners. the bal
lots were printed. 1t was not no
ticed until after. tte ballots were all
printed, that the sample ballot from
Harrisburg, did not contain the
name of NJ. {. Shattnck, and as the
law MAKES it highly ..enal Ohense
to put ON the official ballot any
name not certified by the proper au-
thorities, it would have subjected
the County Commissioners to pros
ecution e. have sent the ballots out
with NJ. Y. Shattuck's name upon IL
And 40 IN order to avoid reprintin(
the ballots, the papers were pasted
over the name.
J. W BALLARD,
Chairman Of the Prohibition Party
Furthermore, desire to have il
understood by our party that I AZ
chairman. did all possible TO have
the name remain on the ticket.
in company with Messrs Keeler ant
Conklin telephcned Mr.. Ames o.
Williamsport, in regard to the mat
ter who telegraphed secretary Har
rity and State chairman Patton
The answer we received from Mr.
/
Harrity was that the papers contain
ing the nomination Of Mr. Shattncl
had not been filed at Harrisburg.
These papers had been addressed
to Mr. Patton Immediately after oul
convention who was to see to j
that they were properly fled a
Harrisburg, hence, our ProhiMtio,
friends will see ut Glance that | a,
chairman did my full duty in th'
matter.
Yours Respectfully,
j. " BALLARD.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1892-11-25
aa... TO ,aa =, ars "a -.

I. Vandea .ds de-
rci",3 - n,.'.a 3 ,aaiciiop a3 M
:ai IL .4tes 0ex ar -.
~ .hs Xorit's .flir, IN rooms .gg,
tick as in each~ DIRECTION 'e. se
New York gnd Chicago. as si.
make the fare twenty seven d,Dass.
Ii l. also propoaed tha, ,lese ic:,s /.
sa.a!; he good At any ,iine f,nm Nay
te November. .hs oe.ect IL se
duc,n. rates both ways is to induce
western people to visit New York
after they have seen the fair. This
action will Compel all the other
trunk lines to make Il similar re-
duction.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1892-11-25

The designs for handsome resi-
dence of Bishop Rulisou, Of the
Episcopal church, have been COM
pleted b, Architect Thomas Pod
more, of Wilkes Barre; the house
wbIGl is 10 b, built Mt south isethle.
hem will ha If stone and three
stories ni.h.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1892-11-25
No Ex.r.. cssiO,a.
t,on the j hi a el,h.s fines.

Ia1 4, b-s. Ara sasa.a %
.ita..aesa 4 1e @rh. ii.
u.c.e.4n. II ual ,st coa.
.,e.4t yr.,ye If oas
s. 3..1, as' .an.le ely sa,o
aeua.- S. ~ "A., e0i Qi'eeip'tate
1ay neoa,5ss .S.I!Daao 0t the u.
.ssf.s. ue a-fle, q esess7 "a ths
u.yit.,. x nisl aa0 LIuss a5,-
ys..an. ,esson vi Ike iaIe eie:iio1
is ;n,lt ;ns ta,i;I 3 i.u 'a ac@eptsd as
4 parei, business and not as q
partisan issue. F1g he first time
dnllns the ia.L sencration sariff Re-
vis.oa vail h',t.be detected Dy band
e,. speculative INTERESTS, aud ,nese
banded Interests extended to the
control ot the political power Of the
country"
II would appear that the
Mckinley blli Is p.enty good
enough for tns Democrats now. 1t
was mt before election. 1t is hard
10 determine just what the Demo.
cra.s want. The Times says MIR.
cleveland is y conservative man and
that he will not disturb the business
OF our country by revising the
tariff. We we're told recently that
with the Mckinley bill stamped out
OF existence our country would be
more prosperous. Why not stamp
1t aL 0nce. II tho statements hiane
by the democracy previous ~ eiec
tion were true, what suOuIl change
them nOwI Give US change VI
procedure,
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1892-11-25

Warden, st wart Chase of the
Courr House. anticipates rcsigniny
his position ia the near future TO
make room for Sheriff elect 'lahnffey
who will move to LaPo-te about the
middle OF December. Mr.. Chase
viii take up his abode in the Finch
house, on Muncy street.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1892-11-25
An italian who has been doin

An Italian who has been doing
commissary ',us n.s al ,herry
Flats, durnI the ,r,di,.g Il the
railr"ad wr ar. ISL - ei;iag
bear .-i"., g i,,lt n i,,.sua. an Mcn
das. Ia. hsanas ~.s nefor9 G. E.
Jackson. j. T Of Rernice, who held
the defendant for court in the sum
OF $50. LEO" a bright and in
fuential Italian of LA Porte, was ac-
cepted as hondsman.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1892-11-25
Yours Respectfully,
J. " BALLARD.
HOMESTEAD. Nv 20 h

HOMESTEAD, Nv 20 b si"lke
.Naz d. ;a,.i IF wsfta-
til .t,.d As .c.,:i,a III !" Ri ~
(, vote OF l0l - 81 The .rrat
strike. or !mk,r wa ,r.,',.ht 10 AZ,
end "a. uc...i =. =, III i; tho iia,.
which was presided over b Richard
Hntchk.s<, the naS chairman of the
stri, Is I'd $50. BOAR Sc! eiafy
XII g.top, Vieo Pres,s;,nt Carney
and Trs ar NJ 's, aa,i mi "a
iicers q. I'M A'no1a -. esnci.
oion weie pr' +Hs fae ifcE i's.i
reached it IA i IA IL history
q. >noHn t1n ws.ylt 9SCi
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1892-11-25

The circu,atio,, nt th; REPUBLICS
continues 10 grow. We have placed
eight new names ,il our G't since
election. The REPUBLICAN, is the
only live nswspare, published in
the cnhntv.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1892-11-25

Sheriff M,haffey con'emplates
purchasing of A. Walsh his entire
turn out, consisting of horse, harness.
buggy and cutter. In the event Of
the purchase. Mr.. Mahaffey will be
we'll equipped for II double quick
arrest.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1892-11-25

Remarksble Cares E3eoeea ~ ~
Evungellst ss Wilkes.DaRRe.
WILKks.BARRE. Nov. l6.-This
town is excited over some wonder.
full faith cures performed by . man
calling himself "rhe Healing EVAN
geIist, who has now for two days
been healing persons who for years
have been sick. The first service
was held last night at the Zion NJ.
e. Church. After sermon by the
healer large number Of sick per-
sons were treated by laying on OF
hands. and some very remarkable re-
suits were obtained. Several deaf
persons were male to hear several
were freed entire.y from rheumatic
pains and stiffness. A man with
heart disease suddenly felt the heart
beating naturally. Another unable
to bend his back from lumbago and
sciatica quickly and easily stepped
to and from the floor. A woman IN
an agony OF extreme pain instantly
declared her anguish had gone, and
kneeling down with subs and tears
thanked God for her wonderful i'm
prcvement. A man nearly blind
said his sight was greatly helped,
| and he then correctly described OBJ
;ects fifteen feet distant which was
| impossible before. Many others
were treated with remarkable sue
cess.
Another meeting was held to-day
and the little church could not hold
the large crowd which assembled to
see the wonderful healer. After
discourses by the pastor and Rev
p Warnon many treated the pre-
vious evening arose and cmphati.
cally testified that the benefits they
obtained had continued permanently.
A large number of new patients we're
treated. Ensign wedemans, As
wears, totally deaf car, instantly
heard whisper, and the same hap
pened to the totally deaf ears Of I.
| Davenport, E Evans and several
Others. William Lame said his
asthmatic symptoms were instantly
removed. Mrs. l.. Reeves withered
and totally powe,les arm relieved
Instantly, and she raised it to her
head and the long, bent and crooked
fingers we're loosened and straight
ened. Mrs. S. .Wincom's rheumatic
pains ceased right away Mrs. NJ.
Buffers chrome neuralgia left her at
once. Mrs. Brenner's rheum atism
ield and for tue first time in years
she knelt, RAISED her feet to q chair
seat and ran and jumped like girl
! W.ii.u iln de. = lost speech was
,,tc,t. ipc' '''' u i"N'h "
.e, t, "a, =, ca''i. ,.,t ais 'f''t5
:elpsd ha' H. i.spea "'' ..ni m
:, ciiaii a4d ta>n rn aad iears't
"praise Go,i, lie >.sd ana al the
audience responded wich hearty
:. imrn." Scores Of otaer equali,
Striking resdi'> wer. "otalne't.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1892-11-25

h. great ,IIni- ,tcad 7trike is O'i
y, last and So many vf IN men as
cAn secure t cir old positions will
.etu,n tu the work. taey lief, almost
four mcnihs ago 1t aas bren one
of the mos. disa s,rpus strike s'nce
the first one 1t aas opened with
tle i..ss of much haman hIood and
continued from da 10 di. ut an IN
mems. cost To everyone Interested IN
IL
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1892-11-25

Riley Steinback o. Lopez, con.
tend thai the Mckinley bill is an
outrage on the American people,
What will Rite think Of Grover
shoui he refuse To make u rapi,:
change Of the nonsLtrY
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1892-11-25

The assessment hooks for the
fall assessment, are in the hands oi
the assessors. They were delivered
to the officers, on Friday and. Satuf.
tlay last.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1892-11-25

Mr. and Mrs Harry Keller If
Bernice and Mr.. and Mrs. WIN
Keller of la,!'orte, were called to
Hughesville, t. attend the funeral
of their aunt, Miss Creathers on
Tue.das The burial took .,lac. 1T
Souestown.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1892-11-25

As some astronomers say the
comet is approaching the earth
while others assert that it's leaving
it. it's no wonder ordinary folks
cant make head or tail of it.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1892-11-25
VIM. Keller of La Porte, who ha.

VIM. Keller OF LaPorte, who has
been in charge OF Gaynor & Co.'S.
blacksmith shop at Nordmont, for
tie past two or three months, has
accepted a similar position of John
G. Holmes of Cherry. Will will
move his family to his new home
in the near future.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1892-11-25

x Wednesday was pay day on the W..
& Y. B. and when Mr. G elm with
his cash box appeared ON the scene,
the boys smiled and took it all in.