Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1894-05-11

N The Wheeler Bros. circus is com i
. ing They will reach Laporte abo
Saturday and will pitch their mann TIT
=, moth tent on the ball ground east OF goi
os town. Tue
Miss Fannie, daughter of j. w.
TIT. Rogers and Miss Blanch, daughter
M of A. A. Collins of Forksville, were L
IN visiting friends in Laporte on Satur- edl'
) day last. cal"
am John j. Low of IIaporte twp, go
sold his farm to John Watson p"'
- of Nordmont, last week. Mr.. Low
-, 80. -, .h.xos dou
this season.
There are two reasons why some =,
| people don't mind their own bust
+ ness. One is that they haven't any po-
"A mind; and another. that they haven't
= any business. H.
Considering that most girls are g.
afraid of the dark, it seems strange to |
lr- how ready they are to turn out the n
light in the front parlor when the
ay right fellow is there. .,
A town in Massachusetts pro- trae
ur- poses to tax bicycles. The Wheel at S
men will not object, providing the Sat
income thus raised is applied to the
highway improvements ing
=. newspaper cannot be run to Suo
;. suit the individual taste of its read A
ers. 1t should be treated as a bill will
of fare-vou take the things you ut
on like and leave those you dislike. Mol
The officials of the w. & N. B. Il. rels
r, have requested that their en- afte
oi ployees dress in uniform. Station kin'
~ agent Ritter expects the tailor here the
about Friday TO take his measure. thel
td The Wilson tariff bill has at last
ge become responsible for some work. L
Hill is working hard to defeat it. wan
rs and the other Democratic Senators lue
th are working hard to get it through. low
John Connor, proprietor of the -
ur Dushore restaurant, died of liver
lie. trouble on Sunday morning. De- -
ceased had hosts of friends through =. :,
out the county who will mourn his
loss.
W. E. Purdy who forged B. W. NJ
jennings name to a check, is now Se'S
10 resting in the Towanda Jail. 1t is Suci
Il expected that he will be brought be- fe'a
fore the Bradford county courts Ihe
,e. this week to answer the charge. MUG
81 Congressman Sibey, Democrat ciro
with populistc tendencies and an t;on
Mt unlimited bank account, which he is
IN willing to draw against for political e.;o,
honors may be the Democratic can ,.,,d
didate for governor of Pennsylvania s..;u
70 B. G. Welch general manager of read
the W. & n. B. r. H., passed that
through Laporte en-route to Satter- m
field on the noon train Tuesday q.
This is Mr.: Welch's first trip over 49,.
the road since the sad death Of his
sma
'e, daughter.
> Mr.. G, Fl. Lancaster of Wayne 81
county, was visitor to Laporte on any
e. Tuesday, Republican Convention Slcla
Ar. r :. any
pap'
W tne lhIefest vi JACK hoplhsoh anu TAXI
made very good impression upon v
ne our people. edit
1o Our railroad officials should have Will
n the roadway about the Laporte de- shot
pot, repaired. 1t is fearful and a Dus
le- disgrace during the muddy season. n
d. A few dollars spent there would ~,
in make it much more convenient to CO..,
the travelling public. ~;
)r The small children of town en- tin
ly joyed picnic in the band pagoda reco
it in Maple Park, Saturday. Friday graz
was the last day of school and the at h
so children were celebrating the oc- and
= cason. Prof. Davis, their teacher, (Wc
~ lent them helping hand. ed S
Only fourteen out of every one
ial hundred farms in England are cults -
er waited by the owners and the result