Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-04-07


doubt Will make good man for the
place.
The "Hindoo Tea" will take place
: this Friday evening. 1t will be a
lay. curiosity in every sense of the word
,,v Thurs. and you ought to attend. Pnce
only Is cents.
,rs ofoopol A number of our business men are
advocating organizing Building
= and Loan Association. This would
on Desih " show enterprise and our people
should not hesitate to take the first
oro max. step.
Politics should not be considered
: in the campaign of the County Super
Do the VI intendency. School Directors should
vote for the very best man for the
said to be place, regardless of political promises
In short politics should not be con.
sidered.
J. w. Ballard, the blacksmith and
). wagon maker, of Laporte, has just
ing a new completed brand new meat wagon
street. for Conrad Kraus, the butcher. 1t
is well put up vehicle in every par
p' -. ticular. The painting done by John
Gunner, is fine.
'onVe"''o, Eugene Tiipp, of Laporte, who
on August .ooI, a., oontraot of Mr. McGorv;n
to erect the trestling for the W. & N.
rations to B. r. r. over Loyal Sock at Ring
lower part vile, has commenced the same and
hopes to have it completed by the
: c,,nor;,- middle of May.
s the first There was no moving about at La
porte on the 1st of April With but
% few exceptions our people own the
'eno'"' homes in which they live, hence,
y was W. they have come to stay. There are
.o'y' as many as three families in one or
Columbia two dwellings, and all residences are
ds at La occupied except the brick mansion.
ast week. Justices of the Peace begin their
a wife of terms on the first Monday in May.
" and Sum School Directors meet and organize
,untv seat. on the first Monday in June. The
:, Supervisors, Constable Burgess,
'',e e's Borough and Township Auditors
. no"0,o.' and Councilmen should enter upon
easant day. d.. Lite -, 4ho frst Mordo, in
ldred ana March.
of James --
- =, Mon. A petition to the town council re-
questing them to open up Muncy
= street to intersect with the long
FRANK va talked of road down Mill Greek and
4, were 90 Loyalsock to Forksville, was circu
seat oat- lated in our midst last week. r. A.
Conklin circulated the petition and
ngham and we understand the same will be
,ent Satur- handed the councilmen at their next
nds at La meeting.
1t is claimed that Louisiana has
[rs. George superseded South Carolina as the
vnship, on rice state, and is now raising one
wo daught- half of the crop produced in the
United States The acreage devoted
,-.ao,,.oa to it in that state is constantly in
&c potts- creasing because it pays four or five
., times better than cotton, which has
been grown in too large quantities
to pay for the past two years.
q oaugneef The seventh annual commence
hiaoei' ment of the Forksville Graded
nave peen School will be held in the NJ. E.
church at that place, Wednesday
90 s,,,;von evening, April II. The class num-
.;a,.o. .h;s bers seven, and is the largest class
M - ,oLe yet graduated. The following young
ladies and gentlemen compose it:
Gette Lancaster, Blanche Collins.
ais weekly. Dora Hannah. Ray Rogers, Nelson
each week. Tomkins, Edgar Schanbacher and
therein just Arthur Rogers.
m. :, :,
Hun at work the railroad
as recently unfortunately got his leg broken by
machines in a rolling bowlder on Saturday. The
is owned accident occurred in the rock cut near
!. Hill. Jerusalem, and superintended by
!. the two George Ferman. They were slope.
mock iail ing at the time of the accident and
when the the rock started from the top of the
n them last slope. The Hun was in the pit and
saw the rock coming, but seemed to
be paralyzed and could not move.
'. Crossley, pr Hill was suumoned ond ;nforms
o''i'o .n' us that the fellow is doing as well
oh 'ne W. as could be expected.
lends here "
A bloody battle between lumber
:, 90 a.. men occurred at Cowley's Run, five
!. miles from Austin, Potter county,
oss n.aoa last week, Tuesday says the Wells
in her de-