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VALPARAISO, June 5. News just re
ceived from the Rio Grande do Sui
makes a favorable showing for the
Brazil rcvolutionists Gen Sarayia
still holds Villa Estrella. lie has cap
turcd 1, 500 horses from the government
troops. His army has been increased
by 100 men, led by colonel who de
serted from the government forces e
Join the reyolutionists
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a I,nrtnne In Mnitinr.

CoLuMBua. o., JuIle 8. At, The United
states barracks here, Monday morning,
ii was said that James II Campbell, n
dcsertcr from 1T. Mckinney, Wyo., and
who Is believed 10 be brothcrof Ralph
Campbell, Of Newport, Ky, and heir 20
800. 600, was sent d few weeks ago on q
court-martial sentence 10 serve three
months for dcscrtion.
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NOW is THE TIME

When moths begin TO get in their
work" and If You want to'sayo your
woolens, carpets, &c from the rayages
Of this pest, you can get nothing more
snre to kill them than COAL TAR
CAMPHOR, which is much cheaper
than camphor, and more effective. A
large supply Of above article just re-
ceived at a. NJ. Gilbert q Bro. y, Drug
gist, II N. Queen street.
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TRENToS. n J., june 8. Active prep
aratione are being made BY the catho-
lies 81 this diocese for the entertain.
ment Of Mgr Satolli. who Will arrive
here next Saturday evening. Repre-
sentatiycs Of all the Catholic societies
held meeting here Sunday evening
and made arrangements for the dele
gates reception.
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Kansna saresshoppe n, Il onto.

\ BUcYHus, o.. Juno s. Sevornl speci.
mems u the large Kansas graaahoppes
havo been found 10 tho country meas
lsncyrus, and the farmers nre droadina
an Invasion from this pest Quito d
number - farmers report seeing large
grasshoppors, but did not know wha,
kind they were until G. Aubnillcr. wis
owna and operates several iasmn II
Kansas as we'll rs Ohio. pronounced
them tho genuine hopper 80 much
dreaded IN Kansas. Specimens brought
20 this city were fully three inches
long.
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CnIcAao, June 5. Meadowcroft Bros.
4 Co, private bankers doing com
mercial paper business similar TO that
Of Hermann 4 Schafner, the banking
firm which made an assignment Satur-
day, closed their doors Monday morn
ing. The concern was one Of the oldest
IN the city. The assets and liabilities
are not stated.
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Aralnat sun u. opening.

OMAHA, Neb,. June 3, The Nebraska
Epworth League closed Its annual con
yention, after weIl-attended session
Of three days Before adjournment il
passed. BY 4 large vote. resolutions boy
cottInE the Worlds fair II 1t will be
opened on Sunday.
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RoME, Juno B. The king AZ Italy
held d grand review of tho troops Ia
tho Piazza Maensat tho capital Sunday,
II being tho anniversary d the procias
nation ~ the constitution by Charles
Albert, king sf Sardinia. forty-iiyc
years ago After the review his mnjcs-
" presented IL the troops the medals
which have been awarded thom for
conspicuous bravery Sunday evening,
the principal streeta Of tho ctr arc
brilliantly illuminated In honor % the
event qnA great crowds % people arc
everywhere 10 be scrn intent on Wow
Ing the decoration.
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CIT9 or MExIco, June 5. A case 81
horrible cruelty to child is being in
yestigated by the authorities Of this
city. A woman named Anita Losse
was canght in the act 81 applying red
hot irbns to tho body Of her eight-ycar-
old son. and was arrested.
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Kai.er Wilhelm nj. sinks.

GENOA, June 5. The north Dcntscher
steamer wilhelm III, the outward
bound steamer for New York, sprung q
leak and sunk while lying alongside
her wharf Saturday night. Attempts
are now being made TO get her of, and
although part Of her cargo will nm
Aonbtcdly be saved. 1t will all be more
or less damaged by water.
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New BRDFoRD, Mass, june 5.--Mon-
day Lizzie borden, the daughter Of A.
y. Borden and Abbie D. Borden, who
were murdered in August last. took her
seat in the prisoners dock Of the supe-
rior court here. and a battle royal boz
tween the most eminent criminal law
yers in the state, with woman's life
and honor at stake, began.
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nobbed IIIs Daughters Grave.

CHEYENNE, Wyo, June D. Theo. T.
Woolens, prominent business man OF
Cheyenne, was arrested, charged with
the robbery Of the grave Of his married
daughter, who died last month The
father wanted her Tx be buried on the
family lot at Oxford, Pa. but the hus-
banded refused and buried her, at the
Lombard cemetery Mt Wilmington.
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BELLAIRr, o., June 5--Geo. McPher.
son and Philip Hill, 81 Isellairc, charged
with felony, and Charles aately. white,
Of Benwood. charged with attempted
murder, were allowed the freedom Of
the corridor at Mounsyille, w Va,
county Jail They secured key and
escaped. All arc now in Ohio.
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AnniverSafy 81 0arribaldi,a Death.

RoMn, J,no s. "a largely attended
popular fcte was held Sunday 10 cclc-
brate the anniversary of the death u
'Garibaldi which occurred on June 3,
1882 II Ii estimated thai considerably
over 5000 people took pnrt In the ccre-
monial and at least ATTY societies werc
represented by delegates Tho bands
which accompanied Thorn played
national airs which were received Will,
enthusinkln
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nnen Ar Hnran shows,

New YoRK, June s. The second an
nual open air horse show, under the
auspices OF the United States Horse and
Cattle shcw society, opened Monday on
Manhattan field i55th street, and will
continue for five days. Society has
taken great interest in the events and
the prizes reach total Of so, 900.
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NEW YoRK, June 1.-The Southern
Pacific Monday win meet the reduced
freight rateso the Canada Pacific from
New York 20 San Francisco. II win
cut under oil classes where tho Cana.
dian Pacific quotes rates Of moro than
81 hundred pounds The Southern
Pacific cut Is 10 Per cent cut over ia
rivals
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CoLuMBUs. q, June 8 An Italian
laborer, known as Joe Livingstone, EN-
ployed on Pan-hapdlc repair train,
fell of car Saturday afternoon lie
was removed 10 ST. Francis hospital
where IL was stated that his injuries
were slight, but he died Sunday morn,
ing, and the coroner will investigate.
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\ PARIS, june 5. Al serious catastrophe
occurred Sunday near Arras In the de,
partmcnt Of Pas-dc-Calais, when there
was a fall 81 earth IN mine. Two
men were killed on the spot and one
Of their comrades Is lying very serious
" Injured.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-06

WASHINGTON, June 5, The president
Monday appointed Charles II. Manning,
Of Missouri, to be second controller Of
the treasury. and John NJ. Webster, Of
New Mexico. to be commissioner from
the territory Of New Mexico to the
worlds Columbian exposition
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Ia XYaa Zoe Isriage.

PARKERsBuRo, w Va. June .. Hon.
Al. d. White, ex-internnl revenue col
lector and one Of the leading citizens Of
this place, has withdrawn from the
First Presbyterian church, Of which he
was trustee, on account Of the conyic-
ton Of Prof. Briggs. II Is claimed that
number Of other sympathizcEs with
Briggs will follow the same course.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-06

Mr.. Frank Rhodes has recently i'm
proved his Central Eating House By
opening the room adjoining, as q
ladies dining room Mr. Rhodes
knows how to cater to the appetites Of
the public in general. Call and see
him
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70 IIr Islecfrocutcd.

DANSEMoRA, N ". june s. stirpione
Martella. who has been confined In
Clinton prison since November 2a, 1922.
awaiting the execution Of his death
sentence for the brutal murder Of a
fellow countryman, Giovanni Harrello
will he executed about Tuesday noon.
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TERRIBLE DISTRESS.
Five Thousand Arkansas reeple Mad
fIomeless ny Cyclone.

rive thpuNnnd ArknmaaH te0pir Made
ilomrless ny Cyclone
JIrTLE nocK, AriA, June s.-tireat
distress and suffering exist among the
poopin o. Hope, Arb, and vicinity.
Tho tcrrible Cyclone u May so has lott
1900 people homeless and IN destitute
circumstances Mayor Black, Of Hope.
arrived hero Sunday on relief mission
lie issued m address to the business
men Of s. Eouis. Chicago. Little Rock
aud Momphia, aeixing for aid. II Il
signed hy Tho merchants Of Hope Mass
meeting was held hero Sunday 10 ratsc
funds The mayor saya ''The public
has no idea 81 the storm and itsresnlts.
II extended over territory 81 eovonty.
Ave 70 ninety miiea 10 breadth, IN many
soctlona destroying honscs, fences and
crippiing many people. A mr. As
known three men were KILLED and
about twenty injured. 4
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WAsHISeToA. June 5.-The Cramps
viii launch the new battleship Massa-
chusetts AZ their ship yards In Phila-
delphia next Saturday at 10 o'clock.
Miss Herbert. daughter Of the secretary
OF the navy, win christen the new boat
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Convcntion Of Yeeetarians.

CHICAGO, June s. Delegates 10 the
international convention " vegetarians.
which opens few days hence, are be-
ginning to arrive. England, France
and Germany will be represented.
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THE CHAMPION OF THE WORLD,

The level process gasoline stove Is
the Worlds Champion. Everybody
happy that uses them For sale BY
j W Il, Fisher, King Street
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PAULDTSa. o.. June 5. Cashier Spais-
Ter, 81 the Potter's bank, which assigned
Friday. denies the statements that he
left town or could not BE- fonnd. He
says that he was at home AZ the time Of
the assignment by President Ayres. and
has ever since been there answering
calls
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New YoRK, June g. The infanta and
her party started westward Monday tt
see the sights OF the Worlds fair and
enjoy the hospitality Of Chicago. The
departure from the hotel Savoy was
made ii ii 8 clock, and the royal visit
ors were escorted to tho Pennsylvania
railroad ferry at the foot Of West Thire
ty-fourth street by battalion Of tho
United states signal corps. Mayor
Gilroy and the reception committee o:
twenty accompanied her to the train
The steamer Gen Slocum conveyed
them to Jersey City. where the infanta
and her pdrty boarded a special train
and started for Chicago.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-06

KANSAS CRY. Mo-. june 5The
Kansas Grain CO., a big commission
house with branch Offices all over Kan
sas, has failed.
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WHAT SELLS THEM.

There is use in talking. Good quail
ity, low prices and fair dealing is what
sells Heller's Buggies.
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Make KNOWN YOUR WANTS
This Column is Read by Over 5000
People Every Evening
REST AND CHEAPEST COLUMN,
s,5a,ioas. HELP Wanted, For Sale. For Rent Lost
Pound, strsyed ~ Stolen, To Bay, Sell
or Erohange--Kake ], known.
pEsT rLows o. TIKI MARKET.

MMbhfRut@t - tHFt 1870 -ts f'
MH Enron. M.
ii,i5ss with steel shear and point separate, de;
NV away with old time shear tried and used
hin Stiii clay reeky land and blue grass so
ser. arm and on bottom land below the gas
hoase pluwed with TWO horses and then
with three and ran equally as well with 4
sn,,ll st.tt, Ii eIeaned on well and worked well
,p,i eauld lind 40 fault in it, working and be
IeVe II now "a he best pillow made, the most
economical light running and the best IN the
S,,,rid This pillow N made by W Ilinm fol
.iasat Fitz and Tf information and all orders
ysjil ia attended TO by him and receive atten-
ina Now farmers II you will look 10 Your in
tnrrst Won viii buy no other plow aud don't
believe Mr. Fitz will be able to supply the de-
mairl fol this Grand Pillow
Yours Respectfully,
1.a.st JonN VI NEBR
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sandnsky sasings Isank closes.

SANpusiSy, o., June 1.-The Savings
bank here has been put in the hands q
areceiyer.
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TNOUND--A small sum Of money which tie
owner canhaya by APP lying % Ben Abeli
cor a burke and Charles street 6-6-3t
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JyoRa SALEM stock Of hardware, on reas
L 0nablc terms rs my health will not permit
me Is attend business = good chance VIM
Il. walters o4lmon-
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ItJsT think SOC Carpet slippers only q cents
j Eugene H. Herring.
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STILL NO CHOLERA HERE.
lEx-Ministsr Coolidge Brings
Cheerful News.
Extraordinary Precautions Are Be
ing Taken Abroad.
No One believes That There VIII Re n
Epidemic This Ycar-Probable Ont
come Of tho HehrinG Sea Tribunal
and Other Important Topics

NTw York, June 81. jefferson
Coolidge. ex-ministcr Of the United
States to France, arrived in New York
with HIS family, on the steamship La
BourRognc. The party spent tho night
Ut the Murray Hill hotel, and started
Monday morning for their homo In
Boston. Mr.. Coolidge spoke freely ~ q
reporter in regard 10 various trans
Atlantic topics Of interest 70 Ancrl
cans. Tho Behring sen tribunal said
he. could hardly be improved upon.
In order to decide In our favor the tri-
bunal win have to lay down some new
principles Of international law, and
think there is very fair prospect Of
their doing this Any new law forum.
lated by them would undoubtedly be
approved by all the nations Interested
Even If they should decide against us
they will probably devise some means
snch as closed season. for instance, BY
which the seals can be protected and
preserved.
stThe arguments viii soon be finished
and then the consideration will begin
II thcre should he d disagreement, time
would have to be granted for the prep
aration Of minority report, or further
information might be called for, For
these reasons a decision win hardly
he rendered for several weeks The
French take little interest in the
matter, lis they are entirely absorbed at
present In their approaching elections.
a new chamber Of deputies and new
president are TO be chosen. There will
be many candidates for the presidency,
with whose relative chance am scarce
liz familiar carnot seems to have a.
good prospect for success as any.
There Is no special issue at stake in tho
election, but believe IL will show that
the republicans have been making
steady gains all over the country.
What about cholera2r was asked.
well, 4 Mr.. Coolidge replied, mo ono
In Europe believes there viii be any
cholera this year, and hardly think y
can get to America II there should be.
The United States government has
placed doctors in all the principal
European immigration ports, and they
are making exceedingly rigid inspec,
tions Of intending immigrants. was
present at one Of these examinations al
Havre
'.The government doctor, the ships
doctor, the first officer and another
physician were all hard at work Every
unvaccinated immigrant was vaccin
ated at once, and II he refused to sub
NIT 70 this, he was not allowed to &c
on board the ship. ] never saw a moro
careful examination. Their Threats.
skin and hair were closely inspected
and after all this was done they were
thoroughly sprayed with carbolized
water. There are occasionally report:
Of sporadic cases Of cholera, but so fai
| they have proved to be false alarms. !
n
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-06-09
Among the names of distinguishe,

Among the names of distinguished
guests at the Worlds Fair appears
that of Herr Franz Bachem of
Cologne. Herr Bachem represents
leading periodical of Germany,
publicly recognized as the centrum
OF the Reichstag. "Never can / for
get," said he, "the imposing cere-
monies at the opening of the great
Fair as l stood upon the platform
and watched the people. Brussels
excels in her fine theaters; there is
but one Cologne Cathedral on the
globe, but, in monumental buildings
and expensive residences, America
leads the world" Herr Bachem is
visiting the leading American cities,
collecting notes on American life
and customs, which he will give to
the reading public upon his return
to Europe. While in Buffalo he was
the guest of relatives, Mrs. Cloud
and Miss Degen of Mariner Street.
Buffalo EIpress.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-06-09
EVENING SESSION 1880.

Opening exercises, Rev. Mr..
Frazer; address of welcome, d. T..
Huckell; response, Rev. w. A.
Lepley miscellaneous business adj
journment.
SECOND DAY-MoRNING SESSION $50.
Opening exercises enrolment of
delegates; reports; esay, moral
culture, F. W. Meylert best
methods of Sabbath School work,
Mrs. A. e. Potter; how can more
children be made regular attendants
of the Sabbath School, Mrs. Mary
Farrell how can parents be in
duced to take an active interest in
the school, Mrs. VIM. Hull adj
journment.
AFTERNOON SESSION 1:30.
Opening exercises essay, Rev.
H. A. Carpenter election of officers,
ETC., 2:30; miscellaneous business
adjournment.
EVENING SESSION, 7:30.
Addresses question box; miscel-
laneous business.
We shall have able assistance in
Prof. J. A. Sprenkel our Field Sec
retary, who will be present.
A. A. COLLINS, Pres.
HARRIET e. GRIMM, Cor. Sec'y
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-06-09
Pay Your Revenue Before July
lSt 1898.

Dealers in spirits, beer ETC., are
notified that applications will now be
received for special tax stamps, for
the year beginning July lst '93. In
order to accommodate applicants,
and save them possible expense and
trouble, Deputies will specially at.
tend at the following places, to re-
ceive taxes and issue stamps, viz:
Dushore, Dushore Hotel, Friday
June 16 from a. m. to 9 p. m.
Bloomsbury, June goth. Danville,
June 21. Sunbury, June '22.
Milton, June 90. Mt. Carmel, June
26. Shamokin, June, 81, % and 29.
Applicants are required to fill up,
swear to and sign their Form XI be-
fore presenting or forwarding.
VIM. GABLE, Dept. Col.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-06-09

Governor Pattlson very flttingly
celebrated Memorial Day by signing
bill which had received the hearty
approval of both branches of the
Legislature and had the full sup~
port of the people of Pennsylvania
the act providing for the purchase
by the State of the grounds of
Valley Forge and their maintenance
at the States expense as public
park.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-06-09
The Ballot Bill Amendments.

The amended Ballot bill, as it has
gone to the Governor, is by no
means as bad as it might be. Senator
Finn fought for proyiso that any
voter could ask for assistance and
take any person into the booth with
him. This was palpable attempt
to promote dishonesty. Under it a
person buying a vote could insist
upon marking the ticket for the one
who had sold his franchise. 1t
placed premium upon crime. This
proviso was stricken out in the
house, and in conference committee
the disability clause of the Baker
bill was allowed to remain. But to
it is added a clause making it a
penal offense for any one to mis-
represent his disability. OF course
this amounts to little, but it will not
give quite so open field for fraud.
If a man is not intelligent enough
to make a cross against the ticket
he wishes to vote he should be for
hidden the ballot, and until the time
is reached when such proviso
shall be incorporated in the Ballot
law there will be more or less cor
ruption. But with the single ex-
ception the amendments are for the
better. The ticket will be decreased
considerably in size by leaving off
the addresses of the candidates.
The PERCENTAGE of the popular vote
required for party nominations is
reduced from three to two per cent.
The corner of the ballot upon which
the number is marked will be black
ened, so that the election officers
cannot hold it up to the light and
see through it. as il has been pos
sible to do, and thus discover the
identity of the person casting the
ballot. Greater secrecy is provided
for by the use of screen in front of
each booth. II a voter improperly
marks portion of the ticket only
that portion will be thrown out. A
main feature is the abolition Of the
"group" system. At the top of
each column of party candidates a
circle will be printed. A mark with.
in this circle carries the entire ticket
straight" IF the voter desires to
cast split ticket he will have to
place a cross against the name OF
each candidate voted for.
On the whole the amendments
simplify the ballot. But there will
have to be other changes before the
ideal is reached. Another two years
will point out defects which the
next Legislature will doubtless be
called upon to wrestle with.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-06-09

An exchange says: At ten years
Of age boy thinks his father knows
a great deal, at fifteen he knows as
much as his father, at twenty he
knows twice as much, at thirty he is
willing to take his advice, at forty
ne begins to think his father knows
something after all, at fifty he be-
gins to seek his advise, and at sixty
after his father is dead--he thinks
he was the smartest man that ever
lived.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-06-09

With the dropping of the charges
of murder against the Carnegie
Works officials, and the release up
on their own recognizance of the
untried strikers, the curtain falls
finally upon the Homestead tragedy
which began last year. 1t has been
a disastrous experience for both
sides, and it is not likely soon to be
repeated.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-06-09

Miss Lizzie Borden of near New
Bedford, Mass, is on trial for the
murder of her father and her step
mother. The jury was selected on
Monday and the evidence in the
case is now being taken. This case
is quite famous, the sentiment OF
the people being about equally di-
vided. We will give brief sketch
of the evidence in our next issue.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-06-09
Architect.

The Commissioners, as yet have
made no disposition of the matter,
but are waiting to get the sentiment
of the whole people. Communica-
tions, either from those favor
ing or opposed to the building OF
a new Court House, are earnest
ly solicited for publication in the
REPUBLICAN.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-06-09

Eugene Trip who has just COM
pleted the r. r. trestling over
Loyal Sock at Ringville, has taken
the contract of erecting the King
trestling near Nordmont. Eugene
is hustler and the work will be
pushed as rapidly as possible.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-06-09

J. Fl. Campbell & Son, general
merchants of Skunk, have new ad
in this issue Of the REPUBLICAN,.
Campbell & Son keep up with the
times SO far as complete stock OF
goods are concerned and they sell
at bottom prices, too. Read their
advertisement elsewhere. Ambrose
knows how to "put up" an interest
ing ad.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-06-09

Daniel Keller, s. Mead and Isaac
7. Low auditors of Laporte twp,
assisted by their clerk, Lee II.
Gavitt, were looking up and audit
ing the financial standing of the La
porte twp, school fund, on Monday.
The statement will be published in
the REPUBLICAN in due time.