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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-11
HE MARKET REPORT
srArE or TRADE

ETATE or TRADE
axx FeAscIsco, March 10.-There IL no
enee reported in the vegetable market
,ressss are light aud prices steady.
lions rule very firm. The demand for
= fruit is very limited. Supplies Of
rrous fruit. are very heavy. Choice ap-
- bring top pricss- Lines continue
-. The butter market 10 steady today.
81 m easy tone IN values. Eggs have
- .endency. upon material reduction
receip:s. The poultry market is very
"a With lower prices for hens and
/ ~oss<rs, Ducks are shade lower. Game
Y 10 light demand.
Produce reeeipts-Fiour, quarter sacks,
}4fs,: barley, ceniais, 1855; potatoes,
l9ffs 2sSzf; onions. sacks, 100; bran.
7ncks, go; hay. tons, Ssl-
HaEAnsruRTs AID CRANE
fIo1r-We quote: Net cash prices for
Isrally extras. s.. Z5I3. 35 per bbf.; baksrs'
1ss,rss, s.. i5Gf325: supsrfne, g. 4s92 90.
/ Wheat u odera,s trading =. unchange0
Ifrsres, quo,aDls ~ 35at37 nc per csntai for
eood 10 choice shipping grades, with Sis1
t195 per GENITAL for milling quality.
Barsey-Trads continues Of very light
Efobbing character. though prices show
/ 81 steadiness. We quote: Feed, T047iXc
Ter eenisi for fair 70 good quality and
EksSa731.c for choice bright: brewing,
|5Das1szc per GENITAL.
na.s-0ferings are in excess OF trade
|vsn.s and values shape against the sell
- interest. We quote a. follows.
rslling 81 05sG l. Is: fancy feed 81 l2IS0i Is;
nod 10 choice, $i.05 q i.ie: poor
. fair, $L0; surprise. 3Li7119i. Is;
klaek. nominal; red, nominal; gray, N.00
u 10 per GENITAL.
FINANCIAL.
prssfs--0n sight, New York, per 800.
H51c premium.
sseriing bilIs-on London. 6o-day bank.
tAssn.
Silver bars--Psr ounce. 5s5kl5ssxc.
Mexican doilars-4sn49c.
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HOPS.
,nops-Dull and easy; ssa.e, common 70
oss, uf5c: Pacific coast. i4ggc.
London market, holders offer sparing.y.
xEacHasgfsE
Iopper-ts1ies: Lake. Sc. 72k
cry frn: domestic, $3.ia.
Options opened ssesdy NJ an a1-
,anoe OF 10 points on December contracts
ana isom unchanged 20 S points advanc.
% DINERS; ruaed easier under local pres
sure closed steady abogf yesterday clos
nsu,ss. sales. H.1o bags. including:
sssarcn, $500 1885: April, SIS io0f Ia. ~;
Nay Si5.9oGl5s5; Jane, Si5.55g Is "a.
sIos, RIO. frm: No. Z, i7ssc.
= su.ar-Raw, hrner: fair refining.
lSh'e. censrisugzis. 81 test. 8 3-tea3s.c:
refined. firm: of A. 3T-4i s-Iesc: rrs1sla A
4ss94 li-isc; standard A, 41sG14 5-isc !:
conieetson~rs' A, 4s.t9s 5.ifc; cut loaf. ga
. be: crushed, 515 Size: powdered. Ak
g Ii-lsc; gsanniased. 4l.Gf 7-isc; cubes,
41f4z4 ii-isc
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xrsIys Stocks
CHICAGO MARKRrs.
THE BOARD OF TRADE.


CHICAGO. March 10.--Wheat-- Duii:
fluctuations narrow. trade local, ordinary
Influences cutting little figure, government
report being the all absorbing topic and
restricting business: opened &c lower on
tns weather. weak cables. bssrish reports;
soid OF Nc more. recovered nc, eased OF
Ne. and closed as opened. Lc lower than
yesterday. Receipts e, 900 bushels: ship
nents 5000 bushels. Closed: Cash, 67ssc;
May, $3.50.
Corn-Higher: cash, a5l5c: May, 37sEc.
0ats-Higher; cash, 30ssc; May, 3ihc.
Rye-Nominal.
Barley-Nominal.
Flax-$i30k
Timothy-$si5
Pork-steady; May, 81. 40: July, 81. q.
Lard-Msy. se.75; July, 81. 70.
Short ribs-Ilower; july, $5.s7X.
shoulders-$6 251fti so.
Short ciear-$3. 50ela67ts.
Nhisky-ti.i5.
LIVE sTocx.
Cattle - Receipts. 100 head; market,
good TO choice. 81. 25tf4 40; others, 81. 75tG
Us; Texans. $zso03 Is.
Hogs Receipts. 1000 head: market
s'eady; rough heavy, 81. 40off "a; rough
packers and mixed, 81. 7UegAs0: prime
heavy and butchers weights, xi35lI5 .05: :
assorted light. $l95,dao5.
sheep and lam bs--Recsipts, 200 head;
market steady: top sheep, $aooG3.sa.
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RoTEL ARRIVALS
4ygs aNtfs4raS-


rha tatsxEag 81 saa compartment car o. ias
sa..h HsstSra line IS Nse kiggy palace.
nala;tai residence or al ATaeisa Nlghfs dream %
.pisv.ar-as shs visitor aasy rsgAsi i
Never Ia tie history Of railway trsvst so
ANYTHING 80 ssrfsSs Ia sFohissetsrs. - unique
In eaa tort 81 exquisite In sssss, or 50 COSBY Ia
decoration. beea ssaa h~terss an2 u ~ss aiaeas
e.. .r~.t Z. taas atsrsstsd tie attention oi
-. xo-ia Al tho columbian expos4taSas ts4s
asrxsliau. car seilrstug al Others.
TAs North. "a s~Essa limited io CAiesgo carry
ing tat. together ssth buffet. sleeper and dining
cat. leaves ~ fsaI every asv ia TIE year. esssSs
=. liza same rate IS "a al ordinary sa~ep4ss ear
r. n. gasEas, ivgsi SQUAD Agent Ia eEssFs
street reAgts
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e. D. 1RowNPIELp,
Aanagtns Owner.

HOOD CANAL ROUTE
Ii New Passenger stAamAs
DELTA
Carrying q. 3. NALL leaves Coinan Aosk Mon.
days. Wedrssdays and Fridays ~ 700 q m for
Kingston, Port Gamble. Ranger ssAoeck. Brianon
Ds~atto, IAiliwsup Falls Heedspors and Union
City aad insermsdiats points, arriving at unloa
City 81 400 2. IA. Leaves Onion City 1t 500 4
ma Tuesdays. Thursdays and satsstaya arrivine
cHARLxs MADISON, Mss,sr
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sosroS STOCK xxenAxcE.

bosros. March i0--c.osing.
aese3ESns .-.....- 49, san Diego .
Burlington ~ sy
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oar first sale nexs Thursday
sd = O'Clock see notice ca stH
u rage. -pacise Carpet Company
: nea We eux groceries at Cooper ) Levy sss
f.arsr % Ess CD Tsnney ia are AAak
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TESTIMONIAL0s

Read what your dentist has - ~
shout it:
We have carefully examined che
formula, of LUBIN's CARBOLIZED
TOOTH POWDER and Ind that 10
contains nothing that can In tAs
slightest degree injure the teeth Or
gum. 1t has In its composition
sufficient antiseptic properties to
sweeten the breath and make tho
gum healthfll and firm. its daily
use will help to prevent the forms-
ton of tartar and the accumulation
Of parasitieal animaieulS 20 In.
furious 10 teeth and gum.
". 4. GIpDiSGS. ID. ID. s
GEO. W. BRAGDON. D. D. q
GEO. NJ. FAULKNER, ID. d. 4
T. g. ALBIN. d. y. S.
LIZ. LESSEY. d. d. s.
H.V. DEsPORTEs. D. d 8
ALBERT J. FokREST.
CT. BROWN. d. D. s.
GEO. E. MILLER.
JOS. kOUDY.
WE. S. COYNE, L.D.SkxRCM
&. g. GRIFFIN.
J. n. FOX.
j. W. PUTNAM.
I,S. FEATHER.
LrBIys TOOTH POWDER makes
Coed Teeth.
eood Teeth make Good Digestion.
Coed Digestion makes Content
ment
Coutentmsns makes life worth ny.
Ing.
% CENTS A BOTTLE
Stewart Holmes Drus@
wnolxsALs Aonsn
Ssa1sS WAnA uAaAA xAsss
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pcsr TowSsFSp POET AsGELgs AyD
J. EusaESEs--
STEAMER NoNFECELr0
nAnx nJCEPT noxbsN. riaa CASH
CoAxsscINs MoSDAT, DEC -. 1ass
Leaves s~ait.s 90 . rsSnss1d 10 -
r. fsaassE>~s iss arrives Port AEse--
/; 30 ? ~ raves Pars ass.ss 9,3a p - leaves
f0ss rsssxxSa 20 ? N Azrsvsa ssst.-s. 50
Ma CRY pos CO. seattle AsezsA
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THIS agreeable ara efhcasscss Tooth PsvaR. -
eAhishsd BY more han twenty pears sxpeasnoA
- received the sanction % tbs mem oess ~ the
Dental and Medical psofsssioas ef dis eity gsass-
ally. aad ~ them 10 u daily recommends esA
prescribed II - - psasAns Ia ths appitcastoa -
d 10 excellent In iis effects q spssAtiy Foadess Ne
Nseth white aud smooth. The gums hsAithfal. roA
lad nfn, ana ~ frequent use viii preserve sAsn
u this desirable condition. II gradually bus -
fscsnaiiy removes tartar. AMI dsssrcyss the pAss
slsisal amin Alcnio which neglect may have pee
nisssd 70 coiscA end prevents thsir further Aeon
maiaticn. thus serving ~ q eompisss beauties
and prsssrvss Of ths teeth Microscopic ssamina
lions have been made 81 thu mi after deposited O.
the teeth and gnrls Of individuals selected fro0
all elosses Of society snd Of every variety u bodily
condition and ia nearly evsry case animal sad
vsgssabls PARASITES found 70 exist In srsas
nunbsR Experiments we're made for tAstr -
nrovAi and the ingredients used la Laeia' = reosA
Powder we're found 10 be most s6sctaAi. 1osssay-
Dag them Instantly.
Threaea the kisdness kssds ~ - psr
misso1 - puhliah the foliowtas
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STEAMER RAINIER
Rebuilt and refurnishsd leaves Msrchanse dooh
Tuesday Thursday and saturday at 4 m fop
Kingston. Port Gambia Bangor seaheck. Lin-
vsup. Dawa,to. Hoodspoef, Onion City aud inter.
nssfsts points. arriving ~ Union City 81 p m
Leaves uAon City . m Wednesday Friday
md sunday. arriving IN Seattle ~ p
= T.. LIBBY, MAstsE.
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Ev8Rzrr ALB sNoHoMnH RourA
TAs oaly 49, ahas soss through wisAsss ssanaAA
hTEAMEH MABEL
Leaves HatAslds whasf rpssdays Tharsdavs 60
Saturday, 81 - IN fes E1manas, MukfitAo. ~
ervtt hasysviiis EAss Everett. lowell aad sac
hsmish HARk TO hvEKsrT. soc: TO aNOL
doxIsA 3oA J. A. HArFIHLp. Assai
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pacific NAVIGATION COMPANY.
TIME CARD.
In eYecs March !, 1894
sEATTLE.rAcoMA RoUrK
STEAMER STATE OF WARRINGTON
Iv ssAlsis % 60 70 Ar Iaooma s:i5p m
IL T T -aas ? m A. s s..,n. 20 n
FARE ~ CENTS
Ia CONNER AND wHIpBY ISLAND ROUTE
sTaPpIss AT KyKsKrT SoRrHRouSn.
STEAMER FAraHAvES
Going North. leaves Seattle, Q p IL arrives Ia
CoEaer, = m; seias sogta. leaves La Conner,
80 = m arrives seaitse, ; p IA; stepping At
E4msods. CIInioa Browns Paint Langley. SNAKE
INN Point Cos sevilis, sAs :e FaeA. OAK HaEsor.
Itsalsay. Saturday sxespiec-
Agent, ssatts. Telephone s4s.
Trs.slinx Fr.ishs ana Passenger As.ns. Tacoma
f>3eploEs 30.
pACrYrC COAST steamship COMPANY
Dspa,sA steamers Rem seattle - follow:
Fer san Francisco. via Port Towassad AMI VIC
tcgfA Al s q IA tpasssgssrs rsesivsa Oh ssars .:
a. At March l. 0. IL, H. "a -,
For AiAsrA NJ arch Ii Aaa az q, = IN
From san Francisco. far Victoria aa9 Pusst
ssasG pegts nj . . e.. March !, 8, IL. 10. Il,
-. 81
Tickets may Dc o.sAlss. ss Ehs Office o. ths CON-
sAzy. al oce&a asssr sesssIa
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Gsasras Agsats san FRANCESCA
JR JOHNSON. r. = Sap. 5sasuA
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Mouey--on cali, easy at l per cent;
last loan yer cent. closed at per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. $685. per cent
Sterling exchange Firm. with actual bust
ness ~ bankers bills at $lssN0tt. 50 for
demand. ana s4.ss' .Gtsg}s for to-day bills.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1894-07-13
COUNTY MAP.
u In About Time y New One Was
Made aud Published.

There is no authentic wall map OF
Sullivan county in existence. 1t is
nearly twenty years since the late
Wm. A. Mason published the one
now in use. and it is not authentic.
New townships have been formed,
new roads laid out aud old ones
abandoned, and the average resi-
dent dont't know where he is at
There would certainly bs enough
subscribers to such publication to
warrant some wide-awake map
maker to 60 ahead and publish one.
Every political candidate will want
u copy to guide him over the county
As it 10, Office seekers sometimes go.
outside their bailIwick.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1894-07-13

The court will appoint county
auditor in place of Morgan davitt,
resigned. Jacob Magargle of Sones-
town, would like the appointment
and he would make right good one
too. Streby of the Gazette, an
nounced through his paper that
Mr.. Gayitt's successor would be
elected at the polls this fall and
Jacob took advantage of the situa-
tion and announced himself can
didate for the place through the
columns of the Gazette. Now
whether George made this states
ment for card fees or through ignor-
ance the people don't know. If the
latter, George has great big bee in
his bonnet that he will know more
about the law one year from this
fall.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1894-07-13
County Commissioner and Aud.
ftOrw Meet.

The County Commissioners, Cab
riel Litzelman, John Fl. Farrell and
j. j. Webster, met at their office in
Laporte on Monday and requested
the County Auditors, Messrs. Hever-
ly, Wilcox and Gavitt to meet with
them to take action and reduce the
commission paid the County Treas
urer, A. l.. Smith. on the bonds to
be issued by the county. In ac-
cordance the officers convened at
the appointed time. The result of
the meeting was as follows:
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, July 9, '94.
Commissioners meet,-full Board
present. The purpose of this meet
ing, among other things, is to con-
slider the matter of Treasurer's Com
mission upon the Bonded indebted
ness of Sullivan County. By re-
quest of Commissioners, the County
Auditors are also present at this
meeting for the purpose above
stated of acting jointly with the
County Commissioners upon the
matter of Treasurer's Commission
on Bonded debt. Auditors present
Messrs. Haverly and Wilcox. Meet
ing called to order at o'clock p. m.
by MIR. Farrell.
WHEREUPoN, Mr.. Litzelman of
fered the following resolution.
Resolved, That the Treasurer's
Commission upon current expenses
be not disturbed, but that the Com
mission upon the bonded debt be re-
duced from S per cent. to 2 per
cent.
The ayes upon the adoption oi
the foregoing resolution were
Messrs. Litzelman and Farrell. Mr.
Webster voting nay. The majority
having voted in favor of the resolu
ton, it is declared carried.
WHEREUPoN, the resolution, in
conformity to the Act of Assembly
was referred to the County Auditors
for their approval.
The ayes and nays Of the Auditors
being called, Messrs. Haverly and
Wilcox voted ''disapproval."
The County Auditors having dis
approved of q reduction of the Com
mission upon bonded indebtedness
the resolution adopted by the Coun.
ty Commissioners is declared lost.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1894-07-13
The Fourth at LapOrte.

As announced In the REPUBLICAN,
the excursion of Odd Fellows along
the line of the W. & N. B. visited
Lake Mokoma on July 4th. The
excursion consisted of about three
hundred and fifty people and they
arrived at the picnic ground at the
head of Lake Mokoma at about IL
a. m. The small attendance was
owing to funeral and death in
Hughesville on said date. The
death was Mrs. Parker, wife Of
one of the band boys, hence the
Hughesyille band did not join the
excursion.
Those present evidently enjoyed
a good time, however. Esq. Mason
who has the ground In charge had
prepared tables for the spread and
Immediately on entering the grove
the mothers, the grand-mothers and
the great-grand-mothers commenced
arranging for dinner, while the
young people took possession of the
large and spacious platform and en-.
joyed an all days dance. The or
chestra consisted of violin and 9
guitar. 1t served the purpose how,
ever, and that was all that was
necessary. The steam boat which
had been launched on Thurs.
day evening, June 2Sth, was or
deck and served to help entertain
the visitors. At about noon how
ever, some part of the machinery
got out Of whaok and she laid idle
for nearly three hours. Ed. Koons
engineer on the railroad and Mr.. E.
I. Brundage of Laporte, detected
the mishap about the machinery.
The eccentric had gotten out ol
place. With this repaired all went
smoothly the remainder of the day
The pio.nioers returned home at $3.50
p, ID,
Our people amused themselves al
home and gave the pic-nicers, but
little thought. Occasionally a few
Of our number would cross the lake
and enter the grove out of curiosity
but on whole they gave the ex'
cursionists full sway. Young
America burned the usual amour,
Of crackers aud late In the evening
the men came TO their rescue ant
made things lively for time with
the large crackers, roman candles
sky rockets, etc. There were NJ
serious accidents to mar th,
pleasurers Of the day, as is usual oI
such occasions.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1894-07-13
FOREIGN ATTACHMENT.
w. Z. MASON In the Court of
Common Pleas of
VS.. Sullivan County,
No. 9S. May
SUSAN W. GARRIGUEs. Term, 1894.

Sullicdn County, SS::
The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, to
the Sheriff of said County, Greeting:
We command you. us before command
ed. that you attach Susan w. Garrigues,
late of your county. by all and singular
her goods and chattels, lands and tene-
ments. In whose hands or possession so
ever the same may be, SO that they shall
appear before our Court of Common Pleas
To be holden at Laporte In and for said
County. on the 18th day of September.
next. there to answer John L. Smyth and
Charles II. Lauer. assigned TO w. q.
Mason and w. q. Mason. In Plea OF
Assumpsit. And that you attach piece
or parcel OF land. In the Borough of La
porte. described AS follows:
Beginning at corner of Lot No. 4 of
William A. Masons allotment. thence
east along southerly line Of said lot. and
extending along souiherly line of and Q
along aforesaid allotment, i20 rods 10 d
corner OF Lot No. =. along aforesaid allot,
ment. Thence along westerly line of last
named lot. 10 rods To corner of Lot
10. ,hence along westerly line of last
named lots 100 Ia TO easterly line Of LOT
i2. Thence along easierly line Of sfore.
said lot W rods 10 place OF beginning
Containing 30 acres 10 he the same. more
or less The same being unimproved and
unoecupied.
And. also. that you SUMMON all persons
In whose hands OF possession The salL
goods and ehattels. lands aud tenements
0r any of lhem may ba attached. 20 thal
they. and every OF them, b. aud appeal
beioIe our said Court on the 18th day ol
seplenbef. issa. W answer what shall bs
objected against them. aud abide ths
Iuaig msnl ~ lhe said Court therein. Aus
have YOU then aud there this writ
WllHcss the llonoFable John A. sllsseT
i'Fcsiicnl judge ~ our said Court. al Ia
porte, Ihls alsi day oi Mag, A D.. ls9i
ALfaoksIs Walsh.
prolAnnolaTY.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1894-07-13

Geo. Jackson the cigar manufac-
turer OF Dushore. took a skip over
to Laporte on his wheel, Monday.
On his return home and opposite
the REPUBLICAN Office he took a
header, hut said II didn't hurt him
any, that all bicycle riders were
hardened to those kind Of knocks
and gave them but little thought.
Wonder il it would hurt a bicycle
rider TO precipitate down . precIpice
a hundred feet depth?
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1894-07-13

Jury Commissioners, 0so. W.
simmons Of sonestown aud O. Case,
man Of riatl. assisted by sheriff Ma
haley and their clerk, Mr.. Robt,
stofmoai, drss the Jury for Sep
tsnbsF term oi court oa Monday,
You will lad The llsl elsewhere In
shls Issue.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1894-07-13

Messra William Johnson and
Thomas Edwards, who did the
foundation for the court house and
are now doing the stone for the
tower, will complete their contract
this Friday aud will leave for their
homes ia Jamsstown. \. Y, on
Saturday. These gentlemen are
eompetent workmsn And have xon
many new friends IN LApoFts.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1894-07-13

The 18th of August comes on
Wednesday. Everybody is invited
to come to Lsporte on this date TO
attend the largest picnic ever held
in the county.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1894-07-13

A number of farmers in this Sec
ton who have always voted the
Democratic ticket, are frank in say
ing that they will never vote Demo
cracy again. Amen.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1894-07-13

June 3Oth was the last day that
postal notes were issued from the
various post offices. Several parties
over in Dushore called at the Office
under the impression that postal
cards had been discontinued.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1894-07-13

The road between this place and
EaglesMere, is said to be very good.
This will be good news to the sum
mer guests who take jant over the
same nearly every day of the week.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1894-07-13

Here's richness: ave re-asseTt
the old Democratic doctrine Of equal
rights" quoth the Pennsylvania
Democratic platform. Does this
refer to sbefo' the wah," or after.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1894-07-13

The post office at l.aporte changed
hands on Saturday evening last.
Mr.. Walter Spencer is now our T.
VI. in place of Miss Ethlin Mason.
resigned.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1894-07-13

If Chicago would get rid of its
Anarchistic population it wouldn't
be quite so large city, but it would
be mighty sight safer one to have
around.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1894-07-13

When the people get to the polls
next November they will put down
Democratic hard times, riots and all
similar evils, by very large ma
iority,
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1894-07-13

Hon. @. Il. Buckalew OF Blooms.
burg. and j. Henry Cochran OF
Williamsport, registered at the La.
porte Hotel, Tuesday.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1894-07-13

A large number of colored people
of Williamsport, contemplate hold
ing camp meeting at Lake Moko-
ma, the last of this month.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1894-07-13

MIR. John Purcell. who formerly
occupied the Brewster shop. on
North Muncy street. has purchased
of Judge Ingham the large stone
house, on Thorne street aud took
possession of the same last week.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1894-07-13

The Lake Mokoma steam boat
will run on each day Of the week
from o'clock p. nj. to 7 p. m.
Sundays included.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1894-07-13

A number Of ons people attended
the races and picnic At Dushore ON
the 9th. They say the pic.nic was
. success. but the races were : cons
plete failure. The fastest time
made was 3 minutes.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1894-07-13

The Gsrmania Band of Towanda
are making arrangements for an e>.
eursion which will be run to Eagles
Mere on July 25th.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1894-07-13

B. w. Jennings is going to be
our next Member and we would
caution our Democratic friends that
if they don't want licking they
hal better keep out Of the race. A
word to the wise is sufficient.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1894-07-13

AR. @. @. FAIRIES OF Milton. Sun
dayed with friends in Lsports. Mr
aud Mrs. FAIRIES contemplate spend,
ing the summer IN Laporte.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1894-07-13

Wool is quoted in Dushoro at l2
cents per pound for unwashed and
l7 cents per pound for washed.
These are the effects Of the Demo
cratic Wilson bill. All farmers
should vote tho Democratic ticket
bv all means.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1894-07-13

Workingmen in this country had
no trouble to get employment until
the Democratic party came into
power.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1894-07-13

The colored camp meeting at
Lake Mokoma. the last of this month
will attract lots of people to the
county seat.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1894-07-13

Prof. Orr l.. Davis principal OF
the Laporte graded school, left for
his home in Franklinville, HUI ting
don county, on Friday Of last week.
Orr has been retained as principal
of our schools and will return in
September.