Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-07-28

CAN The Milton car works have closed
down for an indefinite period. 1t is
ooo said several other industries there
have already, or will soon follow the
example of the car works.
The Lake Mokomo Land Company
are improving their property by
ater cleaning off debris and grading
rve1v drive ways. When completed the
banks of the lake will present very
creditabe appearance.
Patrick Quinn of Texas and
brother of James Quinn of Laporte
column was visiting the latter at this place
recently Ten years have elapsed
ibers on since MIR. Quinn has paid his ole
friends in Sullivan county call.
nnsylva- Constables and justices who were
in office when the new fee bill was
: passed will be obliged to charge the
old feees, as the constitution forbids
the increase of the emoluments O
freeze office to any incumbent during his
term.
itors at We again remind land owners and
township supervisors that it is thell
summer duty to destroy the Canada thistle
NIL. wherever found growing on then
lands or on the public highways
a leak, n, ....;, - tb;s 20
rks. 'No i'"
spect.
One year ago the Democratic
orators were promising better times
ondents, increased business activity, more
e news. money and prosperity. We have
on--one now hard times, business depression
August less money, broken banks and
factories closing down.
IN were Peter D. Miller of Elmira and
Sunday composltor on the Elmlra -A"oeF
tiser was doing business at Laporte
49,, OH Friday. Peter made the RE-
IN City, o-,nr1,oeo oou wh;Io bers
Laporte, .,,;,,.., o,r ,ross ond
engine very highly.
e'' W." Mr.. John L. Smyth of Laporte
'ei 'n'S recently left for Buffalo, N. Y.
where he has accepted the position
danger of engineer in a large tannery at ol
$ Presi- near said place. John is a first class
engineer and will no doubt give
Walsh entire satisfaction
friends Judge Ikeler has handed down al
opinion III the courts of Montonl
;s doing county that DEGREES that the Che1
P,,roooc Of Danui1ln hac M ruht In
preside over the meetings of Coun-
: ellis. The opinion is the result Of a
o'ioi petition by members of the Council
"''' TO oust the Burgess.
The track of the extension of the
w. & N. b., will be completed to
90 Laporte from Satterfield this Thurs.
day night. At least that is what
part of the railroad men say. Our people
'lding a should 90 down to the lake and wit.
fall. ness the laying of the ties and rails.
which It is entertaining to watch the track
# week laying machine do its work.
lg, will The democrats are in power
Notice the difference? The de.
Laporte, positors are drawing their money
h sick out of the banks by the millions OF
. she is dollars and in consequence the
banks are failing by the hundreds.
- The people are at loss to know
what Grover intends doing about
;n.+ont ~ the money question.
There ought to be Band OF
90 . Mercy organized in every town and
,,,h.,o hamlet of Sullivan county for the
protection of all kinds of dumb ami
mails from cruel treatment The
pledge is: ~ will try to be kind to
cker al all harmless living creatures, and
ny other trv to protect them from cruel
because usage" Who will start a band
'rove. here? The need of one is very
trough great.
Ding to M, 6. 5:..o,,. ,,,,o,
a very .b oma ..rhn;.t;o,n ,,;,, ,,,,
eveland. r-.u so..: :.
bicycle we shall all agree in our intellectual
If Sulli- conclusions, but we shall agree that
: coun- a good deal of work is better than O
in the good deal of talk. The best and most
orthodox sect will be the one that
ar tho labors most effectually for the sup
preston of vice and the encourage
a.