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The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-07-25
THE GOLDEN SIDE.

There Is many rest on the rond of liic,
five only would stop 10 take II
And many tono from the bcticr lnni
II the qurrulous heart would wake Il.
To tho sunny soul that Ia full Of hope,
Aud whose beautiful trust nc'cr inilcth,
The grass is green aud the flowers nro bright,
Though the wintry storm prcvallcth.
Bettor to hope, though tho clouds hang low,
Aud 10 keep the oycs still lifted,
For tho sweet blue sky will soon pccr
through,
when the omInous clouds arc rlfte',
There was mover night without day.
Nor nm evening without n mornings
And the darkest hour the provcrb goes,
IL the hour before tho dawning.
There's many gem In the path OF life,
Which we pas, In our Idle pleasure,
That Ia richer far than the jcwclcd crown,
Or the mlscr's boarded treasure,
II may be the love Of n little chlld,
Or n mothers prayer to heaven,
Or only bcggar's grateful thanks
FOR n cup OF water given.
Better 10 weave In tho web OF lifc
A bright nnd golden nlllng,
And 10 do Gods win with n rcady hcart,
And hands that are swift and willing,
Than to snap tho delicate silver threads
or our curious lives asunder.
And then heaven blame for thotnng;ci ends
Aad sit to grcvo and wonder.
Mrs. NJ. A, Kiddcr.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-07-25

loaf crown entirely covered with
shaped velvet that is, band Of vel.
vet fitted to tho crown OF the hat and
covering it entirely. A very stunning
hat of this kind is of light straw, the
brim wide and curving up at the sides,
the crown tall, sugar loaf shaped, and
covered with amber velvet Two
| white plumes are set at the back OF
the hat on the brim, 30 that they
spread to right and left and show from
the front. They are fastened by a
bow of violet velvet, with long
loops and ends which spread and lie
on the hat brim.
The sketch depicts dainty toque
which will commend itself at once to
the home milliner, from the fact that
for it old trimmings may be utilized.
1t is brand new model and pretty
example OF the simple and small sum-
mer hats A Nile green satin bow and
a green feather pompon with aigrette
are used for its trimming, together
with small bunch OF white roses
placed at the back.
With this model for the amateur
hat maker to ponder o'er, it is not
amiss to offer one general suggestion,
viz, in attaching trimming it is mis-
take to use too many stitches. The
proverbial timely stitch was not taken
by milliner, and two or three stitch
es in the center of bow are as servi-
ceable as nine or more. II bows are
set too primly the effect may be en-
tirely disappointing. When finishing
the edges OF bows or of made hat,
fold the moire or velvet neatly and
exactly to meet at the edge, and then
with long millinery needle slip
stitch the edges, only bringing the
needle out between the folds at inter
walls.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-07-25
Wonderful Is Aluminium.

The wonderful new metal, alum.
mum, now costs only fifty-Hve cents a
pound by the ton. The largest uses
of it are for billiard cues, dog collars,
hairpins and chair legs. The German
army, having adopted it for canteens,
spoons and forks, has authorized its
adoption as material for TASKS and
other vessels, in place of glass. Ex-
periments authorized by the Emperor
proved that aluminium was not affected
by coffee, tea and other fluids. Pow
dered aluminium, mixed with chlorate
of potash, is now employed for fash
lights instead of magnesium. One
advantage that it has over the latter
is that it makes no smoke.-Washing.
ton Star.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-07-25
Didn't Harm the Peas.

Fred Basford, OF Detroit, is a gar.
dener not discouraged at tribes. He
was planting few choice peas the
other morning when he was called to
breakfast, SO he left them uncovered
until later. On his return the peas
had disappeared, but satisaed-look-
ing rooster near by the spot showed
where they had gone. 1t took Mr..
Basford but second to comprehend
the situation, and the race for the barn
that came next was not won by the
bird. The bill of fare for dinner tina,
day was chicken pie and the peas are
now sprouting in the garden, un
harmed by their late misadventure. =
Lewiston MEL Journal.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-07-25

A lecture on agriculture by a ma
tive is a quite unexpected Indication
of awakening from India's lethargy.
Yet Calcutta papers report lecture
by Baboo Bspin Behary Chose, b. A,
on "How to start life as an agricul-
turist," the meeting being presided
over by native, who, at the close of the
lecture, proposed vote of thanks,
which was carried unanimously.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-07-25
ward over-elaboration, but this one
seemed. free from it.
DUCK DRESSES.

Duck dresses can be bought very
cheaply ready made, and are pretty
and comfortable, but the home made
article can be easily superior. Be
sure to wash the goods first, or have
the dressmaker do it, else after its first
trip to the tub the gown will look as
if made for smaller sister. White
duck is by all means the swellest color.
1t soils easily, but it washes well. The
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-07-25

year in hondwear which Is widely pop
ular. Though very generally worn,
the strictly correct ones are sufficient
ly different from the cheaper imita-
tions to insure the continued popular
ity OF the fashion with tho bost dressed
folks. There isa fancy for hat OF
tho English walking type. with sngar
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-07-25
TWICE In ONE HOUR.

LEARLY Claudio
was tired, and il
took n deal to tire
this big, tousle-
headed young Mex
ican. But il was
not to be wondered
Mt, after his morn.
ing's work. The
lambs in his barn
were now five days
old, and Mt that
age n new Mexican
lamb is smart
enough in body
and impish cno,ipb
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-07-25
SUMMER STYLES.
WHAT WOMEN ARE WEARING IN
THE poo DAYS.
The Newest Fnncics In Waists =
Pretty and Comfortable Duck
Drcsses-Sonc Fashion
able iIeadgeur.

XXIAISTS this summer In
\N/ variety are almost end.
v v lesB Chief of them aro
the simple but undeniably
stylish ones with big revcrs and ag-
grossivcly prominent gigot sleeves,
and the round waists having dainty
ribbon belts with streaming loops and
ends at ono side, and the waists
trimmed with horizontal bands Of in.
sertion or ribbon. Many Of the new
white China silk shirt waists arc laid
In box pleats, which have an insertion
Of black lnco covering their edges, and
with the snmo finish for collars and
, 1894-01-20
%dbrIGfItoe QSotuuo.

Inter Ser Nnflage Der fabrldiiigcn
G0btutg tpur6c 9eitern Sobn SODA IN 6aft
gcnommen. 2tm 81. 9cacm6er bate ct
nit einem arbcren jun9cn Mtann cine 8ctte
fabrt peranitoltet, uno ais bic bciben 6ubre
tperfe Die @de BON QSaibiu9ton 8ouleDnr6
unO ltniOnitr. paiitrtcr, 9erietb 9tOie Wtt7
1el BON $40. 20 @recnitr. inter Die 9tdoer
uno itarb ipdter an Sen erboltenen Ser
~lcbungen. Gic6ter Softer itelte Gobo
bcIte Mor9en inter $4,000 8iirgiAoft.
!6eute W}orgen nm 10 llbr falnen Sic
Gjebeimpolt5ilten Wc@art6D uno Smith
nacb Ser 0rmorD, nm einen 6aftbefebl
9c8en @m. Wtorlep, Sen anOeren jungel
Otonn, pclcber iib an Der gSettfahrt betbei7
li9te, 81 erlpjrfen. 9icier iungc Wfann,
bciien Gater Der rcicbe 8utterinenfobrifau
WfOrleD lit, miro beUte Nacbmtttage pom
@Ollege 3u 6auie erpartet. Dem 8nter
be5 iungeu Wanne3, belien 8oriicbt in Ser
QtuSlDabl ieineS Gr3eugerS Q%tnerfennung
pcrbient, iptrb @ele9en9cit sur iofortigcn
Misunderstanding gc8eben iperOcn, Domi!
Der Qnaeflagte niht in Sic unangene6mc
Sage fOnmt, Oa5 Snnere elmer 3eue fennen
81 lernen.
, 1894-01-20
Stdott1bes,
Kleine Uadrihten.

= @ouOerneur 9tltgclb BAT So6n g.
Cooper, eincn bctannten, in $50. 376 Sof7
1traBe ipo6nenben Contractor, an SteQe bcs
oeritOrbenen Gbas. 5. Glarfe gum WtitgIieb
Der QincOln 8arf 8eb0rbe ernannt.
= gilbert 0egmer, Elm 80 Sabre alter
B%ianobalter, begging 9eitern in ieiner 8obz
ming @de MentWortD Npe. un6 0onco6z
itraBc Sel6itmorb, in6em CT cine 0oiiS
StrD9ntn peri6ludte. 9lrbeitSloitgteit
mar oaS OtottD 6er 3bot.
: Q(nldBlid9 Der 8etition bcr 8ei6Gftiz
gungSlolen belt bnS itabtrGtbliAe SuitiSz
comitc 9citerlt cine Sibung ab, unb BET btez
fer @e(egenbett entipifelte SpmmD Wfor9all
Sic 6orberrngen Der Nr6eiter auf Io5idltiti>
ihcr 0runOlagc. Die Sacbe mur6e icblteB:
lief an ctnen ltntcrau8i6uB Deripieien. 8or
bentielbcn Gomitc eridbien cine Delegation
bon Glerf5 unb 0crtdufern, um bns
S6IieBen aler @eicbdfte an Sonnio9en SIT
befiirmorten. 0icler Delegation mUrbe
geiat, baB ser GorporotionSonwalt bercitS
nit Der QluSarbeitung elmer babingeDenben
Geror0nln9 beic6aftigt lei.
, 1894-01-20
Oas Gnoe zines Sdufers.
Der Reifeuoe 9ronf G. Goodyear beeeht i'm
Sarato9a=PoteI in Ger Grunfenheit
Selbtmoro.

Srauf 8. Goo6pear, Elm 9teiien6er Ser
Or. Scales Sill &c., itarb belte 8ormitz
tag i'm Saratoga 6otel. Sein SOB lit
wabri6einlicb Die bireftc SOIge elmer in
ielbltm0rbcriibcr N6itcbt cin9enommenen
9oits WtOrpbium, Derbun6en nit QltDboIz
Oergiftung.
@0o6Dear tpar bon ietne1n Nrbettgeber
berctts ieit etpa elmer Nobe permiBt mor>
ben. @eiteru iticg ct I'M Saratoga 6otel
ab, St fam Qlbenbs gegen 10 11br fart
bctrunfen nacb benz 6otel, tpar aber nocb
i'm Stan6e, ALIEN nacb ietnem 3immer gu
9eben. @egen II ltbr itanb ct auf unb
taulnelte in ieiner 8etrunfenbett burcb Sen
Corridor, Son einem 8G9ter murOe ct
bann piebcr in ietu 3tmmer 3uriifgez
bra9t.
8alb 6arauf b0rtc Ser @G4ter @srGuibe,
ais oh Sen1ann Wf0bel 5ertrimmere. st
bcga6 iib na6 @Oobpear's 3immer unb
fanb BORT Die Wt0bcln gum She'll 5erbroz
6en nno umbergepOrfeu Dor, ipGbrenf
Goodyear iclbit 5u 8oben ~ge1tiir5t mar.
Der Q8Gcbter legte Der Sade nicbt btel
8eOeutung bel, ba ct 9%laubte, Goodyear lei
etnfa6 betrunfen.
Goodyear blteb ~beitnnun8sIos ltegen unG
that beute firth, troB 3ugesogener Gr3tliber
9tlfe, ietnen leBten Ntbem5ug.
, 1894-01-20
u1ebr mdfieroiebitGbIe.

Die Gntbedun9, 6oB baS @ebGu6c Ser
9. Ot. 6. q. unO bic MGiG6erei SEES @rz
9(bermm 9totb nit 8aiier aus Der itG0ti5
i6cn 2eitung D~eriorgt ipurben, o1ne BAT
cbrtitlt5en Slingltnge o6er Ser Gr 2(l6erz
man GDtD bafijr beSoblteu, bat Inter
lu6ungen i'm @efolgc gebabt, lpcIcbe CT
gaben, baB nod etpa Dunbcrt onoere Sc
bduoe nit Walicr Deriebcn iper0en, fir
ipelcbeS nur cttpa 40 gro5ent ser gGaiierz
i~tcucrn be3ablt miro, in6em Bic Gtgenz
10ilrner iener 6auier licb sur @ntnabme 6cs
lSalicrS DDoraulti6er Yumpen beDierlen,
10 DaB Der 8etrag oeS cntnommencn Q8aiz
1ers Durb Die 8aiiermeter nic5t fcitgelteut
iper0cn farm.
Superintendent Srping Dom Wo1ier7
meteroepartement bat Den betreffenoen
0ausbeitbern berettS ongefiinoigt, buB ite
fir ic0cS bet @ebGt0e etnen BaIiermcter
anjubrtngcn babcn, burcb tpelcbe Sic oan,e
GuantitGt beS fIir boS betrefienoe Ge6au6e
bcnubten Q8oiierS fcitgcitelt meroen iou.
GG@NlOerman Gotb bat benz Otaoor er>
flGrt, oaB ct geglaubt babe, 6QB 0er8lumbcr,
Der Die 8erbtnoung ber 6oupttpaiierr06re
NIT ieiner g8ai6erei beriteQte, Bic pficbtz
i0uloige Nn5etgc bel Ser Sta6t e~ritottet 4ez
babt babe, unD or bat iicb crboten, Der StQ6t
fir 60S bon ibnt bcnubte @alier cine oez
nii9erbc Gnti9abi8ung SIT so6len.
, 1894-01-20
Gtne i9were Qufeabe.
maYor Ropfits inoet, oaB er cine 6erfuIes:
2lrbeit iiberuommen hat.

0aB sic oeri9ie6enen itd6tiiben Deparz
tementS itb ntcbt gerabe in bet beiten Ser
faliun9 %befanben, ais WtaDor 6opttlts iein
Nmt antrat, lit b%efannt, 6ocb 1T Bic Sacbe
16ltmmer, tDte anfGngltcb Dermut6et tprrbe.
gtacboem WfaDor 6OpftnS ben 2temterz
idgcrn Die 3Gbne ge3et9t un6 burb %raitloie
2(rbett it6 nit Dem @el6GftSgang in ben
Derl Observation-Disclosures p~ertralIt 9entabt
bat, 1T CT 81 DEM %traurlgen @rgebriB gez
fomn1e1, paB btS6er in TAFT allen Qbt9ei=
lungen in Ser litoerli9itcn gSeile getpirtb>
lcbaftet pur0e uno e5 cine tuG9re Oerfule5>
Nrbett erfDrbern pirb, BEN "Qlugiasitau Ser
ftGotii6en MttBpirtbi6aft 81 retnigen. st
bat 9efun0en, baB nabeSu aueO Departments
nit ibren Q(rbciten BON 6 Wfonaten bis 3u
10 Sabren 5uriif limb.
u0te 8camten", ia9te Ser WaDOr,
vi6etneu ibre 8 fltcbten ntbt gu begreifen.
Sic l6auen MIDI e%ritaunt an, penn i6 gee
tptiie Sragen an tie ricbte, bic sI beant>
Dorten tie BON recbtStpegen I'M Stanbe ietn
%1Outen. SD itebe Dor elmer i3peren Nufz
gabe. Die &artenz QbtbeiIung 6eS Q6aiierz
ants ). 9. lit nit ibren Nrbeiten 5 Sabre
5uriid. Son ben StraBeufarten gilt baS>
lelbe. 2lls Dor fur5er 3eit Gin alderman
mtiien ppute, in pieipett bic @iienbaDnen
bur6 gepiiie StraBenfreu3ungen hire 8ez
flt9niiie ilberl3rttten, i~telte es iicb DcrauS,
baB nit 6tIfc bteier &ortenzO . Departments
feline genauen @rmtttelungen 81 macben
ieien." Ser WaDor lit i~lber5eu9t, baB in
8e5u8 auf Die Waiicrlteuern Die Gr9ite Gorz
ruptiOn berri6t unO Der Stoot baour4
iGbrlic5 5000, 600 D~erloren ge9en.
DAB Der neue Wfapor BON Dem erniten
8eitre6en erfIiut lit, Die StaOt in gutter 9e7
i6dftSmdBiger Beiie 5u DertDalten unO Der
WiBwirtbi6af Elm @nbe 81 madben, ge6t
I'M beiten aus Der Gbatiabe berpOr, oaB ct
tGgltcb 16 Stunoen arbeitet.
, 1894-01-20

gSaLter Tipp gebrau6te bcute 8ormittag
gegens11 llbr in gto. SIS 81. Stateitr. leinen
Geooloer nit DerbdngnibOol4er @trflng.
@r ielbit Itegt gegentpGrti9 ais 2eicbe IN
Si9munb'S Wtorgue, geo. 70 Siftb Npe.
Sri. 6elen Gridion lte9t in frtttidbem 3uz
itanbe I'M st. Solepbs 6Oipttal, uno cben7
Oalelbft beftnbet it9 6rau Sancs WcGOrs
mid in elmer gefdbrli6en Gerfai1un9, Da
ibr cine &u9eL untcr benz recbten Obre III
ben 6Opf georungen lit uno tbr Die 0beren
3G6ne aus Dem Wfunoe g~criiien bat. Sir
baS Nuffommen Der Srau WtcGorutiG lit
Die Wt0gli6tett nt6t 9an5 aus9ei6lofen.
Walter 6tpp bate 1ett mcbrere Wtonate
in WecGormid'S 6otel, no bic SragO0ie
ii6 abipielte, genobnt. ST mar &elner
i'm Union 2eague Stub unb mac9te einen
ie6r a%nitGnbtgen @tnorud. ST belucbte
OfterS McGormid's g8trtbi9aft, 81 sc.
Stateitr., trant aber nur iebr tpertg.
@eitern Nbenb tpar ct betrunten un6
l6Iedhter Qaune. @r perlieB baS 6auS gez
gen 10 ubr Nbenos unb febrte crit beute
Gormtttag 5uritd.
gSas ba5 Wtotin 6er 36at anbeldngt, 70
fonnte bis iebt nnr feitgeiteat l%peroen; OaB
Stpp m betrunfenem 3uitanoe nacb 6aule
fam, nit ben 0ienitmdbcben in STREET 9ez
rietb, auf b%asielbe lboB, banr auf Die binz
3utommenOe 6ouSmirtbtn feucrte unb
i9lteBli9, nadbbem ct Die Greppe binob gez
Ialtfen mar, ebenfaQs auf oen&euner 6arrD
@larf iboB, letn 3iel aber perfebIte.
Nacb6em 6ipp Start pcrfeblt, lcboB ct licb
cine &ugel in ben &opf. Damn perludte er
nOb einmal auf Glarf gu idbieBen, ~itlrSte
aber, als er bieies 8orbaben auSfubren
po4te, tobt 81 8oben,
, 1894-01-20
Ramen gut tpe0.

Gin Geriu9 stueier Ginbredber, geftcrr
Nbenb bas Safe ser Commercial SAINT in
6ammOnb 3u ~ipren9en, purbe bon Sem
Bolt5titen PrObG uno benz Or. 6ugb s.
Ufuuan nocG rebt3eitig perettelt. Qls
SeBtcrer ge9en II ltbr feline in benz 8anf.
gebGube befin0li6e Office DerIieB, getpabrtt
er 3tuei Otdnncr, peIcbe an ben S1(0ilcrl
Der in Sic 8ont fii5rcnbc G6iir ftcb Al
i6affeu macbten. Gr that, ais o6 ct itt
1licbt 9cleDen Bate, gtng Dtnunter auf Die
StrdBe, no ct ben Boli5iiten Brobl fa10,
nno be9ab it6 nit bieicm na1 Sen 8anf=
rdulmer. 9ort ii6erraiAten iie Sic Spei
WtGnner mitten in iDrer Derbrec6crilcbcn
2lrbcit unb bradbtcn ie nac6 Ser Boli5ei-
%itatton, mo man in i6ren 3aid6en me6rert
9iebSDert5euge fanO. 0ocb lteB nc itc
idbon UNI 3 llbr belte friiD lpieber laufc1.
, 1894-01-20

Wttltpaufee Noe. : Sub OiDii. Soften
$3.50, pertb $500. So Nn3abIung unb So
monatltb. BerrD 8ulieQ, 162 8alDingz
ton Str, 3immcr So.
, 1894-01-20
u1ilIer miII Grnft MAIDEN,

9tnipalt Sobn g, W1iaer beabitbtigt bic
8apiere GUT Anfccbtung Der g8abG bes
MtaDOrS 6OpfinS i'm 2aufe beS beutigen
gta6mittagS ipirtlidb ein5ureicben. Die
Setition5i6rift lit fertig bis, auf Die Inter
i6riften oer 8etenten. 6err OtiQer mill
Die Namen Ser Betenten nocb nicbt perz
Offentlt6en, CT meinte aber, baB lib ul1ter
berielbcn Die 9tamen elmer Nn3abl iebr pro-
minerter WitgIieber bes republitanil4en
8ltr9er>@ OmltcS beftnbrn tperOen.
SIS lol4en ltber 300 8eibul6i9unger
tpe9en unseieBLt6en StimmenS geltenb 9ez
macht perben.
, 1894-01-20

= Sn Ser rSaarbriifer .3eitung" BON
%. 0ecember ma6t 9err Or. 0teff, 8irz
gcrmetiter bon st. Sobann, b%efannt:
v&egen bes auf Sen 1. Sonuor +. SIS. fall
lenOen 0feuiabrStages mtro ser Shlacbt5
ptebmartt aut Mittipo6, 3. Sanuar t. SIS,
oerlegt," g8ie pit tommt es mo6l ror, 6aB
Der Gtclja6tStag ouf ben l, Sanuar fGQt?
, 1894-01-20
Befam sic Wunofperre.

Sobn SranciS 4opers, Elm in Dem Qoz
9irbauie, 9to. 301 Start Str, ~tpobnbafter
Nrbetter, tpurbe geitern Nbenb bon Der So
Ii5ei bes ~Stpeiten Yrecincts nab Dem GountD
6pipttal gebra6t. Botpers bate felt eintz
gen Sogen fronf AM Sieber g~elegen, bocb
Bate MAJ ietnen 3uitonO nicbt fiir bcOcnfz
ltb gebaItcn, bis seitern NbenO pl0bIid5
eire Wun0lperre eintrat, Sic Ner3te I'M
6oipital crfldrten ieinen 3uitanO Deute
WOrgen fir lebr bentli9.
, 1894-01-20
2tuh ote Sptbbub en- halten ntdt
mebr 3ufdmmen.

hISEt 9ulNlllltSI.
98d6ren6 Ser g}abt bon Wittpo4 auf
9cnneritag 'bra9en GOworb 8oo6 nnb
QlrtDur 8rOona in Die folgcn6en Drei Sc
ibdfte elm: s.. Simon'5 Muiiflooen, 52C
Wttlpalfee Q(pe. Trau GaBtrum'S &letter.
iuuaren9cl9Gft, $50 g8elt GrieitraBe; s.
Wttngcr's GrocerDla0en, 257 Q8. Snoianaz
ftraBe, ltn6 itablen aus benielben Wtuitf>
tnitrumente, Grocery un6 &~letoernaaren,
pelc9e @egenitdlOe ie ale nad9 ibrer MoD>
n1ng an Der @de Ser Safe unb Q(oaitraBe
bradten. Stood nt9t 5ufrieben bamit, be-
gaben iie iib cine Stun0e ipdter ouf einen
3lpeitclt &aub5ug, ber9aBen ober mnporii4z
tiger Weiic, 0as geitoblene @ut in Si6ers
belt 81 brtngen. 90 fam eS benin, 0aB Elm
onberer ibrer eigenen Sippe, Der 10 melt
bcrabgeiunten mar, iicb all Dem Suite ieiner
8erufSgenoifen SIT pergrctfe1, tp6bren6 ibrer
Nbpeienbeit in tDre @obnung brang uno
-itb Der 9an8en sort befinOlihen Seute be-
md3tgte. 2tber ct ioute tiir bteie i68nDz
li6e JtieOertradt beltrafl tperben. 4oliSiit
Cummings faBte i'm ab, ais CT iicb nit ben
geito6lencn Sa6en aus benz Staube maber
tpoute, unO brabte i'm nacb ber gollSei7
tion, ipo ct, ratiirli6 aus Jadbe, feline beiz
ben iauberen @enpiien an3ei9te un0 Dercn
Gerboftuu9 DeranlaBte.
, 1894-01-20
Ba6enoh nod ntdt crnannt.

Nibter Scales bat bcute nocb feinen
Nadbfolger fitr 0errn 6utbinS ais g8ablz
commiIiGr ernannt. Der Nidter erflGrt,
bnB ct III Sen lebtcn Sagen 10 bcl9dftigt
gcpefen lei, baB ct nocb feinc 13eit gebabt
babe, Die Nn8elegenbeit SIT crtpdgen. Wttt
6errn 8aoeno9 babe er nocb nicbt 0c7
iprocben. 8tcbter Scales lteB es aber
burcbblideu, baB CT wabri6einlib 6errn
8aoeuob fir 6oS Q(nlt ernennen miro.
, 1894-01-20
DreifadDe Ora90oie,
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Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1894-05-11

CHERRIES = SALE-By virtue of a
y writ of ALIAS FL. FA issued out of the
Court of Common Pleas of Sullivan Coun.
ty, and to me directed and delivered, there
will be exposed to public sale on the
premises hereinafter described. on
SATURDAY, MAY 26ru. 1894,
At 80 O'Clock p. m, the following de-
seri5ed property, viz;
All that certain Lot, piece or parcel of
land situated in the Borough of Laporte,
Sullivan County, Penna., bounded and
described as follows:
Beginning on the north side of Main St.,
at the line between Lots II and Is of the
aliotments OF Laporte Borough. thence
along Lot No. II, belonging To Mrs. NJ.
G. Lauer. north 260 feet TO Park Street
formerly Strawberry AlleyO thence along
Park Street. east 1855 feet TO Mamie st.
thence along Maple st, south 28O feet 10
Main ST.. aud thence along Main ST.. west
l50 feet to the place of beginning: Con-
tanning 40 500 spare feet aud being Lots
Nos. Is, 10 and 20 Of the allotnents of
tho borough of Llporie as laid out upon
the plan OF map of said Borough. Having
thereon erected one hrge two-Storied
framed building. known and occupied as
"ilotel Kennedy. one large framed barn.
aud other outbuildngs. a well of water
and some fine fruit trees thereon.
Seized, taken into execution and to be
sold as the property Of Darby Kennedy al
| the suit of NJ. G. Welles
THOMAS MAliAFFEY, Sheriff.
SCouTEs. Atty.
sheritf's Office, Laporte. Ia. April 90 0i.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1894-05-11

The additional train service over
the w. e. N. b. spoken of in the
REPUBLICAN, last week, will com
mence on next Monday. The train
will start from Newbury at 6 a. III.
and run through TO Towanda where
they will remain over night return.
ing to Newbury the next morning,
hence will remain over night alter
nately at Towanda and Newbury
The train will pass Laporte at about
$50 a. m. Herman A. Knipe will
be the conductor and Peter Bisel an
old railroad conductor on the Read
ing, will take Mr.. Knipe's place as
conductor on the now, regular pas.
senger.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1894-05-11

Father Enright, accompanied by
+. w. Gallagher, made our people q
visit on Monday with subscription
paper, for the purpose of raising
funds to build a Catholic church at
Laporte. The party met with pleas
ing success both at Laporte and
EaglesMere. for which Father En-
right desires to extend through the
columns of the REPUBLICAN, his
many thanks to the citizens of the
Mere and our home people.
FIR. Enright Informs us that worh
will commence on the church In the
very near future and also, that Q
church will bc erected in Bernie,
this summer.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1894-05-11
May 8, 1891.

SHERIFF'S SALE-By virtue of a
} writ of FL. Fa issued of the Court of
Common Pleas Of Sullivan County and TO
me directed and delivered. there will be
exposed to public sale at the Laporte Hotel
Laporte. Pa on
SATURDAY, MAY 26TH. 1894
At one O'Clock p. M, the following de
scribed property viz;
All the right, title and interest of Wilson
Crawley. III all that certain lot piece or
parcel of land situate in Davidson town.
ship, Sullivan County, Pa, described as
follows: Beginning at a soft maple corner
now stone heap also corner of James
Stroup's and Robert Taylor's land, thence
south 5712 degrees east. l1S and six tenths
perches; thence south 30 degrees west, s
perches; thence south SO degrees east, 90
perches to public road; thence along the
same north 2915 degrees east, 10 perches;
thence south 5712 degrees east, A and
nineteenth perches to post and stones
corner; thence north 25 degrees east, As
and eighteenth perches TO Clark Mostellar's
land; thence south 50 degrees east, So and
fourteenth perches to another corner of
Mostellar's land; thence south 25 degrees
west, 2S perches TO another corner of said
Mostellars land; thence north 50 degrees
west, 104 and sixteenth perches to stone
corner; and thence south 361s degrees
west, 20 and sixteenth perches to the place
of beginning: Containing So acres and 10
perches more or less; aud being the same
land contracted to Wilson Crawley by
contract dated Aug. 13, 1893. and decided
by Christian Swank and wife to Wilson
Crawley and Elmer 4. Crawley on April
|, 1887, by Deed recorded Nov. z, 1897, in
Deed Book No. II, Page 596 etc. About
so acres of above described land is cleared
and under cultivation; balance in timber;
and having erected thereon a framed
dwelling house. n large framed bank barn
and ether outbulldings Well watered,
with a fine young orchard of fruit trees
growing thereon.
Seized. taken into execution and to be
sold as the property of Wilson Crawley at
the suit of &. H. Stroup. (use).
THOMAS MAIIAFFEY, Sheriff.
DUNHAM, Atty.
Sheliifs Office, Laporte, Pa, April "a, "a