Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1892-03-04

where he was best known.
Our new district attorney, though
little premature, with his pro.
ceedings. did excellently, as each
prisoner, on trial, was released and
thereby the county saved of a large
board bill.
The dance that was to come off in
the East Main st., Opera House, on
Monday evening, was postponed in
defihately, owing to the down fall
of snow. A number of our young
people were disappointed.
While Grover Cleveland was de-
livering patriotic address to the
students at Ann Arbor, on Wash
ington's birthday, David h. Hill
was stealing the New York dele
gates to the National Convention at
Albany.
The IL jurors in the case of Davis
Bros. vs. Brown and who were ex-
cused on Monday, were paid $252.20
by the county, bence, it will be per-
ceived that this has been pretty
expensive court for the taxpayers
of the county.
More than two-thirds of the time
Of our court at the recent term, was
taken up in dealing out justice to
lumber contractors and jobbers.
This is evident that the principle
business enterprise in Sullivan coun-
ty is numbering.
Hon. Judge Sittser, 81. H. Coston
and Atty. Dewitt, left for their
homes on Monday at noon and in
the absence of the President Judge,
the verdict in the Davis and Brown
case, was received by the Associ-
ate Judges-Y onkin and Phillips.
Mr.. Peter Albert of Cherry, while
serving as juror, on the case of
Davis Bros. VS. David Brown, cn
Mon nday, received telephone mes
sage that his wife was seriously i'll.
He was detained, however, at the
county seat. until P. NJ, when a
verdict was agreed upon by the jury.
A local writer seldom has any
particular individual in view when
penning general truths. Hence it
often happens that score of in.
dividuals are led by an accusing
conscience, TO put on shoe which
is as right - fit as though it had
been made specially for each ofthem
The coming Presidential election
promises to be unusually exciting.
Every ybody will have An interest in
the contest and should keep posted
on the issues of the day. For 81 so
you can secure the REpUREIcAN and
Phila Press or Phila. Times. Send
in your name. Cash must accom-
pany order.
The weather prophet who pre-.
d cted the heaviest snow storm of the
season in March. was sustained in
his predictions, on Monday evening
and Tuesday the 1st. The beauti-
fll measured l6 inches in this Sec
ton, on Tuesday at S p. NJ. 1t was
a general storm and we can expect
to hear of railroad blockades to
extent all over the
state.
Announcement is made of the
of Miss Ada l.. Gott and
VIM. l.. Stormont, of New York,
which is surprise to friends of
both. Miss Gott is bright and
cultivated young lady with a fine
musical training, and is grand
daughter of the late Isaac d. Gott,
Of Hasbrouck Heights. She has
been living in Hackensack for sever
Al months with Mrs. John Alcorn,
her aunt.-Er.
The Sullivan county Farmers In
stitute to take place in the NJ. E.
church at Forksville, on March I6 |
and IL will be an instructive meet
ng for our farmers and all engaged |
N tilling our Sullivan county soil, |
'nould arrange to he present.
Speakers from distance, will ad
1ress the meeting and it is urged |
That II full attendance of the Sullivan |
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