Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-09-15

have become alarmingly plentiful
More than that, they are cleveriJ
executed and we'll calculated to de
ceive any other than experts.
ATTY. G. La Rue Munson ano
wife of Williamsport and John A.
Beaver and wife, president OF the
First National Bank of Williamsport
made Laporte and Lake Mohoma 6
call on Monday.
A good part of the interior OF the
Laporte Hotel, including the office
the bar room and the parlor has re-
Gently been painted and papered and
presents very creditable appear
ance. Geo. Hughes of Hughesvllle
did the work.
Michael Finan of Dushore, who
was tried in the Lycoming county
courts last week for selling liquor
| in said county without licenses,
was convicted and sentenced to pay
all costs of prosecution and one
hundred dollars fine.
Dewitt Bostlan, aged about 81
years, near Nordmont, died OF drop
sy on Sunday night. De
ceased had been ailing for several
wears. Funeral services took place
ON Tuesday. Interment in David
son cemetery.
The switch at the Laporte tannery
is sabout completed. This siding will be
used for depositing bark at the tan
merry and shipping leather. 1t surely
will be very convenient for Mr.. Nc
Farlane u Co., in the way of re-
ceiving and shipping freight.
Little baby Ruth Cleveland has a
new sister. 1t was born Oh Satur-
dav noon. 1t is said that the Presl-
dent expressed q hope that his sec
ond child would be boy, hence, he
is disappointed. The mother and
daughter are doing as well as could
be expected.
Geo. w. Sanders, lumber manu-
facturer, and who has been engaged
at this business for some time past
ON Rock Run, near Glen Mawr,
moved his saw mill tonear Thorne-
dale, on Monday. He will erect the
mill on the Chas. Sones tract of
land situated on the Ringville road
leading from Thornedale.
Mrs. Mary E. Mason, widow of
the late Col. Julius W. Mason OF
the U. s. Army, died at the residence
of her sster-in-law, Mrs. NJ. A.
Watkins of Towanda Sept 5. Miss
Ethl;n Mason of Laporte attended
the !. funeral services which took
place on Wednesday Sept. 7th.
An effort is to be made to get an
appropriation from Congress to
erect a suitable monument to the
memory of Gen. Meredith, the first
Treasurer of the United States.
whose remains were buried in Mt.
Pleasant township, Wayne county.
We hope it will succeed.
This is the season of the year
when the farmer should have care
as to whom he consigns the products
of his farm when shipping to COM
mission merchants in the city
Hundreds of dollars are lost every
year by shipping TO irresponsible
parties.
John Kelly of 0verton and who
was registered at the Exchange
Hotel, Dushore, on Friday night
got up in his sleep and walked out
of a window on the roof of the
bar room department and fell of
the building distance Of perhaps
I12 feet. The fall dislocated his
shoulder and injured him other
wise.
Miss Anna Sheehan of Laports
twp, was taken seriously i'll on
Thursday night OF last week, Hel
recovery was thought very doubtful
At this writing, however, she u
some better, but not entirely olt o.
danger. Drs. Hill Of LapoIte ant
Hermann OF Dushore, are in ut
tendance.
Result at u Little Filtration.
Two young ladies' OF Neseopeck
madc friends of two sleek tongue,
Young men at The lIaryeyyille camp