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Birmingham state herald., 1895-12-15
OH, WHERE are you going to buy your presentsP Of course at E. Gluck's. I2-I5-2t
ANNUAL ELECTION
Of Officers of Southern Club Held Last Nigh
 The Old Officers Reelected.

Of Officers of Southern Club Held Last Night.
 The Old Officers Reelected.
 The Southern club held its annual elec- tion last night. at which all its old of ficers were reelected for the ensuing year. The following are the officers:
 President, Maj. Frank Y. Anderson.
 Vice-president, Jack w. Johnson.
 Board of governors-F. S. Foster, George D. Allison, F. F. Ellis, James F. Zunts and I. H. Barr.
 Secretary and treasurer-T. H. Ben- ners.
 4 Election committee-A. c. Crowder, R. H. Baugh, s. l.. Earle and W. P. Ward. 1The club has been very prosperous the past year, the membership having in creased considerably and its financial condition also being better than ever be- fore.
 MThe club will hold another meeting next Thursday night to consider the matter of new home.
 fS Next Thursday night the club will have a german in honor of MT. w. E. Leak and MT. D. M. Forker and their brides.
Birmingham state herald., 1895-12-15

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Birmingham state herald., 1895-12-15
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Birmingham state herald., 1895-12-15

will enable them to issue the directory more quickly than could be done else where in the state.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-10

CRUISE 70 the Mediterranean, by specially
"A chartered steamer 'Fresland (ii6 tons). January
% 1896 visiting Bermuda Gibraltar Malara. Granada,
Ahsmbra Algiers Cairo: 20 days Paier'ne. beyrout.
Ephesus Constantinope Athens Rome. Nice. only $3.50
and up excursions fees Included Organized and
COMMANDED by +. c. Clara sxU s. Vee-Consu ~ Jerusa
,.m ocean tickets all lines Send for Tourist Gazette
". c. CLARK. Tourist Agent
al broadway. New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-10
HEAVY RAINS IN TIE WEST.

Webb City Mo. Sept. s.-Last night rain ieh IN
Foods for hours, until many people took refuge Oh
second floors The streets were sheets OF water
Easements were filed and general confusion pre-
vailed A careful estimate shows the damage 10
be from $4,000 TO $1,000. and il may reach Sloo'V'O
Fort Scott, Kan. Sept. 9.-This city ana the
southern part OF the State were visited by another
severe ra.nstorm last night and for the third time
mis- summer this city is inundated. Marmatcn
River Mil Creek and Buck Run all OF wnieh
run through this city, are out OF their banks anu
on account Of the heavy rainfall west OF mere are
still rising
Pi,tsburg Kan. Sept. e.-Never have such rains
hssn known here as have fallen for the last three
days The whole country is flooded. and the tracks
Of all the railroads leading into The city are washed
away and trains delayed. Last nights storm was
deiuge The Kansas CITY, Pittsburg ana GU.
Railroad is probably the worst sufferer. Neleht
engine and i've cars ran into washout south OF
Neosha this morning, and James Fitzinaurice me
arenan Is buried under the wreck Engineer John
Ford ana Brakeman Rowe were got out OF me
wreck but are dangerously hurt The scene or
the accident was usually dry ravne. bridged over
sut II mad been swollen into a raging torrent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-10
TIE REV. ANDREW MURRAY PREACHES
4 SERMON IN THE COLLEGIATE MARBLE CHURCH
ILL, >rt.1n OLE TRUST N GOD.

4 SERMON IN THE COLLEGIATE MARBLE CHURCH
THE NEED OF TRUST IN GOD
The Rev Andrew Murray Of Wellington South
Africa who accepted an invitation TO hold con-
fe-orce al the Collegiate Marble Church twenty
nrth-st and Flfth-ave. spoke at the exercises yes
,oraay afternoon. The church was CROWDED.
In appearance and manner Or. Murray IS re-
,ninder Of Dr. Parkhurst. The resemblance Is striK-
ing. DR. Murray assisted by Dr. laipo'
Chambers OF the Collegiate Dutch Church; the
Rev Arthur Pierson. who has accompanied III
Murray on his conference tours through North
field and Toronto and the Rev Alfred L; Meyers,
the assistant pastor Of the MarDie Oo'ieei"'e
Church. " ..s.,. aftar
noon, lie brought them out OF the lana OF EssP,;
that He might bring them into the lana OF callaa an,
The preacher related the story OF me way e en-
dran OF Israel released from poNudse ia
Egypt and brough; to the land Of milk ana money.
referring to the lesson to be drawn, Dr. MuIIa.
sad that 1t showed the necessity OF three 1n'H ,s
10 obtain that quiet of the soul spoken Oh IN ing
Boe. First. one must believe that such ,-te ~
possible: second. one must be WILING 10 IoTsdhe
the frvoliiies that tempt the spirit and third' an
absolute trust in God is necessary. ,, ..-
DR. Person opened the exercises WITH praEst'
after which the hymn Love Divine, Al Love EX-
ceiling" was sung by the congregation. ~, n. ~ q
Jacobs gave solos very acceptaD-y' Inc CON-
ference will last through the week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-10
THE BLISS INQUEST TO-DAY.
.,,srcurING OFFICERS READY FOR IT.
.,.s FLEMING SAID TO BE BREAKING DOWN.
Mr.. BROOKE FAILS TO GET DIR.
sCHEELEs REPORT

Mr. BROOKE FAILS TO GET DR.
sCHEELE's REPORT.
,.- O'Meagher the Dls;rlct-Attorncy and the
w.. are ready for the inquest in the OF Mrs.
P.,'ra NJ Bliss who died in her home at No. %7
x,choas-ave. from the effects of poison. The
s., will begin az 1880 a. to-day. and II will
A~s. ABORT OF the District-Attorney and police to
ina, Mrs Bliss died from the effects OF poison
s. uas sent 10 her by Mary Alice Amont Liv-
..,.n her daughter. lately known as Mrs Flern-
"e 7, & not TO be expected. however. that the
.~s.-,c, Attorney Will present all OF the evidence
.,.t Mrs Fleming which he has in his possession.
s.s,ant D!strict-Attorney Mcintyre said yester-
day:
I'VE shall not show our hand at the inquest
.,,s- than 10 presen; facts sufficient 70 warrant
~. ho,a,nr Of Mrs Fleming for the Grand Jury.
g. that reason II is not Likely that the inquest VIII
~. much time. tina; any testimony OF sensa-
.,,nsl character will be given. All we VIII neeo 10
80 il that Mrs. Bliss died from the effects OF
.,,son and that there is presumptve evidence that
~ daush;er sent the poison to her Mrs. Fleming
Mi be held for the Grand Jury and doubtless VIII
~ indicted on the charge of murder
Newspaper were not permitted to see M's'
Fleming IN the Tombs yesterday but it was reported
Nv thu attendants that the woman had passed oao
,,gh, and at one time had been III that she ap-
,s,ree 10 be breaking down.
'polIcc Captain Thompson, OF the West one-hun-
s,eaand-twenty- station. who is In charge OF
me work OF procuring evidence in the case called
An Coroner O'Meagher yesterday. in company win
ns,ect.ve Sawyer, and remained short time In the
coroner's private Office. He said when ne car our
mai there we're no new developments In the case;
So-oper O'Meagher reticent as ever, anu
ssiS that ne did not even know the order III when
he would put tho witnesses on the stanu al inc H.
quest. -, - ,.s -. o,o,r nc oossihle
about the case" said the Coroner, so as 10 pe aue
10 make my decision on the evidence submitted 10
me- a. a magistrate. | have learned more ABOUT
me case from reading the newspapers than IN any
other way. ,-,, ,,.o, IN
,onpany with DR.. Scheele. called at the Coroner s
o4ice Yesterday afternoon and asked 70 see Ut
SrSesles report Coroner OMeagher said that the
case was now in the hands OF the District Atorne!
ana that his consent was necessary Delore VI
Rrooke could see the report Mr.. Brooke saw AS,
slstant District-Attorney Mcintyre VINO reIerrea
nm 10 Colonel Fellows. The latter had gone nome
Tor the day and Mr.. Brooke did not see the report
The Coroner told Mr.. Brooke that there was no IN.
,sn,!On of d!sintering the body OF Mrs. Bnss, out
that Il Il should be done he would have notice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-10
fnrulshrn 6cnses 90 Get.
Furnished 6ouses toauteo.

HIGHLY-CCLTCRED New-York lady wishes full,
"A furnished large house Will board small family fo
OF wants privilege OF few refined boarders
above 35th-s, 9th Park-ave Address Box l4l, Say
brook Conn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-10
Wffan 6ieamers.

CLYDE LINE.
~ CHARLESTON, $. C.. the South and Southwest
JACKSONVILLE and all Florida points.
From Iie- 20. T. II. foot Of Roosevelt ST.. p Ii.
ALGONQtIN. Wednesday september ~
SEMINOLE Observation-Disclosures. Friday September Is
CHEROK Tuesday September IL
Steamers have hrst-olsss passenger accommodations.
wM. p. CLYDE co. General Agents.
Q Bowling Green n. r.
Fla Cent Penn. Fast y. j. Line via Jacksonville.
Great So. Freight and Passenger Line via Charleston
T. q. Eyer Gen'l Agt 30i Bway, N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-10
RECORDED MORrGAGEs.

RECORDED MORTGAGES.
n,emer. Elizabeth S. and another to the Lawyers
~ M,oI Is,T Insurance Co S7,h.sl ias IT m
Bursidgss th,riss J. to / Las; sis las,h-s '''O''
Cars sorr. Of {, IL s I'VE Ser,h Co $500
ss;,: naSss 1000
Tr,., c. ias.s 5. acoa Il Of s' isS
o Az. m Mi Wss.o:s VIE brs.' o
sa,rsl savings IS,. bank. Ams'erdamave' ,o
Hsy. Franz * Hay. Maiden Lane. nj; .s 49,
HS%iitqa oeerss and WV. Henry Fri,a. "so
N n.sss hsf.ss 100"
M" ssR sT al nems No RsS sn os.
q, ssSS,Sr and trustee, lsSth:si: u. i'eoi on,
cGnfSd an" and o % c
Mans Mary 100 10 # csSsr K.p" ssa. e: 800
i0i and ia3 Greenwich-st years. 10000
ael;sI : 800 IT q sh,sve "'' $500
Hence France. ~ "' To Mack lack No a77 Church 49,
fs"iine ana sno,a., TO Henry Hat.n.r '"
Perez Manus and WIFE Z, I" Bank for Savings. ''
CT, New York Chri.,opher-'t. 8. % IT OF ,
PsgS Gss "a sS. to 1SS Building Loan
sraiS: FRANK |. e oswald otiend9rteT ct al, as
i2h-avc Is mortgage years or sooner 300 900
ncr i35th-s $500
Trust Co. Mottavs. a. 1OSo II OF 163h-
Starke Caspar and wife Marrnretha Rechers.
jefferson ave 215 II OF FoS-ave years 1000
Strasberg Simon. 0 Is Smith. 7h-ave, r,
24lO n OF 4Oth-st. lease. 400
Stonebridge. Margaret. 10 Deborah Johnston.
Adams-ave. corner Columba-ave. mort
cages, ! year. 3OoD
Stenert Howard G. and wife 10 Sarah a Briggs.
Peasani-ave. s. lot GO. map Oinville. years 1000
Towart. William. and wife jamie II Kellogg
years .'.'............ $500
The rector. etc. OF Grace Emmanuel Church Of
Harlem City Of NewYork 20 the Sesman's
Bank Tor Savings. 1lGth-st. 1872 II OF
White William g another Dorothy
Richard. 2Ith-st, g. 1884 IT Of 4th-ave. 49,
Yaker Charles to William V Roest White Plains
Road. :, lot 2 map South Washingtonv1lie. -
BUILDING PLANS FILED.
The following plans Of buildings have been filed
with the Building Department during the hours
ending Monday:
West End-aye and 9ist-st. n corner. by Fred
HAAS. Of No 301 East 3stlIft. 1-sory brisk
Franklin-ave, W 2os4 Of Lehanon-st,
by Henry James Cleland OF No 1918 -
Franklin 2-story dwelling. 5000
No alto were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-10
11OMPAGNIE GENERALE Transailantlque

~ FRENCH LINE TO HAVRE. FRANCE.
"A ToURAINE saneiIi. 'sept. -. 10 m
"A GAsCOGNE Baudelon......, sat. Sep; ~ a 10
La CHAMPAGNE PorOt Fat, sept y, ~ a. ~
Paror-seat buffet smoking car. attached 10 Special
Train Hayre Paris vice versa. Seats. 81 90 extra
A FORGET General Agen. No. Bowling Green
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-10

WHITE STAR LINE.
Uritannic Sept II. 10 a. m Britannia. Oct. a. m
Eo,errie Sept. IS. m Majestic. Oct 10 D. m
fisrm.3c sept 81 Ill 80 tiermanic OSt - a. IN
Teu.anc. Oct. 4 M Tfuionic. Oct 80 p m
10 COTTON CARRIED NY PASSENGER sTEALERS
PER IS. North River. Office. 9, Broadway. ~ Y
Il MAITLAND KEESEi. Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-10

to Mary b Wilson. ......................
lvsn-st' So lot 2l0. map Wakefield, l00xll+:
Snas Millett and wife 20 Francis Crawford.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-10
BUILDING PLANS FILED.
Ciip froperip for 5ale.

a BOUT 10000 BARGAIN.-Owne- Of 3-story private
"A house. s4h-s Central Park also Of 4story pri
vate dwelling Lcxingon-ave.. vicinity OF 45ths;..
sell both Immediately. For particulars. address
Posicffice Box 1Sil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-10
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.
The offerings at the Broadway Real Estate Sail

The offerings at the Broadway Real Estate Sales
rooms were al adjourned yesterday.
James L. Wells adjourned No. l36 West Thirty
second-st 10 September ls; Bryan L. Kennedy Nos.
20 and 232 West slxty-hrst-st. to September 20 and
West Gne-huadred "a nd-nineteenth-st. 20 to-day.
Egsn a. HALEY nave sold Nos. IA and l2S West
doass ais each hS ss4xiO for about $1,000
Charles F. Schuyler has sold the four-story thir-
s0d,s sSs d nss east Of ST the
Mercantile Building Company fSr go. has sold the
dTsllng P ss9 S5s No 800
REAL ESTATE TRANsFEEs
wssAnston-st Nos II. 70. and q Wa 7esnss
Burke trustee Thomas BURKE 70 iho''"S 81
sS.i ~ D. ec # Of Avenue p 2.x75; annie ?, 900
s sls &'' l &c s 5S h s:SSe ?sssi
s isose sens and VIE wi I S9ssgn i3xicoS
WI los smii" and Efe to Ms t,,+o p "a rla
" ss,r ave no 49, James Da. 5000
aa.H !, isi.s Il q shave; iS7Hioo' ,&o
Mar % b Wilson 10 Edward Baer .ad &C
M 80 u g, OF t ssaye Bopsep. 1900
@ az" i5 S' Il g Of lists: Sssia. 4 part 80
ss,h-.i 80 sos East: Helene Limann to Samuel &c
Nscss o,'I Place corner Beeknian Place. sox
y. William Byrne and wife TO Robert ,sc
i;S--ssi iojth-s,. side shave 2sIl %
Henry IluOener and wife to Pauline and VIII 1880
sss.S .a ssa:. g ss.aS q Loci. d. sss
'is s:rs i ES.s 6 .ii, s'ss:s is1.''i
On Lev 70 John @ r LiIisndshl s,;,,,t,oo -
,ssrando + !. I va TO Gar!n $4,000
Sp1s. ~, 80 =, o ,nnan Mccormsck 1890
.a5.1 msa sG TO H Ga sSia Mel ao
B,esdWsy e 5 q n Of l32d-st. 2Jx.; Leila
ana Clarence n scrymse 10 Joseph thinner ,so
ic9th-si $ 10 II Of Yves, End-ave. i5rs5; ,7o -,
4 BROW 4
and Benno I>svsoD jr 70 Florence Dellcr
s..sl'vsrd eotner istth-st. sallns,ss tsl ldS
" liz irregular. Frank / smith and wife 10 10
rfancs 81 Jenc&s :....,...; &C
on bioominsdaie Road. o 100 n ,r.y e m
aAd other property: the executors Anna o'en .7o no
psrfer 70 Frank + Smith =. "'"""
DO lOs2I7 3Iilix27s; Anna Woerishorer to sane "''
''rTnt st. .. l5l.s II Of Home-s, "1n,''
lillian \ Wright ct al 10 George v ana i'eu ann
Sr,rrran-ays 40 # "A Of EiIzaheth-si 10y
~ Ellen Doughrrty Rose Dougherty . +,
insood-a /. $40 It +. Of WON place 25xi2oii; :,
Br ws Hener asa t,fe 10 henry Mal.ar eoxio,;
NAT Powers 70 chas = Bell ...;..:..s:.
"1yssshlngton-sye. v 8 PIG II n q i7sh-si 2'x
De DE John J Rodrizno and wife 10 NHfy 700
ws.ter.avs $ $50 IT n Of Trayers-st @s2x
-. OIL ~ Irregular Lucretia Fordiam 70 H~' 900
w..aster-svs W 5. III # Of Trsvers-s 2s2x
rzLax'lt; Lucretia Fordham 10 Leah"e' oo,o
ssosi-s. $ Ios 10 II e Of 4,hsi. 35sio5.5i Paul
xs,ssrrm. and VII. 70 Gnietnn Pepe:. ,,oosx
wlSssrioo; Margaret ss 4 OF weisse 10 Joseph
sl,ss. 10 70 ss.. %sP o,HHls ioo.l $500
sSyon-n g lot iaD map wsshingtonvile, -
""ioo; IDA Mors. to Edward Flynn :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-10
antnmn Resorts.
WnTRG1R]DM MUI1 9PR0N@So
A DELIGHTFUL
FALL RESORT.

FALL 9ESOET.
Hotel open all the year.
xoo Fee, Elevation in the Warm Springs Valley.
nm tho cIIESAPEAI.E & OHIO RAILWAY. about mid
way between Washington and Cincinnati the greatest
bathing establishment and most wonderful waters IN
America for the cure Of rheumatism. govt and nervous
,rophles The fall climate Of the great Virginia mountains
g. ,,,he,e s,ualea Hotels and cottages under the
acenen, OF Fred sierry. Address Hot Springs. Dath
County virginia apply at C. and o. onces ''v anu
1913 Broadway and Offices Pennsylvania halIroad
III OTEI. WAWONDA. Liberty sull. Co: n lis
Il One Of the nnest autumn
sorts IN the state elevation 1000 IT. All modern I'M
provements. steam neat; op-n un,li oc, Ist. ~
rruar address II S MESSiTER Mg'r. Liberty. ~ T.
Conntrn Boaro.
y,AsT ORANGE. " J-Comfortable rooms and ooard ~
l. reasonable rates all impro, enenis convenient 10
y Il denot Address Nil ROWAN. Is >. CIintons ST
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1895-08-09

The Convention of the Sullivan
county S. s. Association will be held
at Laporte, August goth and 2lst
Rev. Z. ]. Kephart, State Field
Secretary, and j. w. Barnes, State
Primary worker, will be present.
A programe has been prepared and
will be circulated. Now let us make
this the best convention ever held
in Sullivan county. You can do
this by returning promptly the blank
report tone of which has been sent
to every school known) properly
filed; send your full number OF dele
gates and attend yourself.
Remember the S. S. Association is
inter-denominational, representing
all Protestant denominations. We
believe that by mutual effort the
Sunday School work in all the
churches can be improved and en-
larged. Let us arouse 10 the neces.
sity and privilege of the work.
HARRIET =. GRIMM, Sec'y.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1895-08-09
SheriR's Sale.

By virtue of writ of Fl. Fa. issued out
of the Court of Common Pleas of Sullivan
county, and to me directed and delivered,
there will be exposed to public sale at the
Court House in Laporte, Pa, on
SATURDAY, AUG. 17th, 1895,
At one o'clock p. m, the following de-
scribed property, viz:
All that piece, parcel or lot of land
situated, lying and being in the township
of Davidson, County of Sullivan and State
of Pennsylvania bounded and described as
follows: Beginning at linn corner,
thence S. 80 degrees W. 100 perches to a
hemlock; thence s. so degrees w. 81 per-
ches to chestnut; thence S. 80 degrees
w IA perches to stone corner: thence N.
7S degrees w. 3 perches to stone corner
thence S. 80 degrees w. 23 perches to
corner; thence N. IS degrees w. 46 per-
ches to post and stones; thence N. 80 de =
grees E. 85 perches to a post and stone
corner, thence N. So degrees w. 90 per-
ches to stone corner; thence S. 80 de-
grees W. 8 perches to stone corner;
thence N. 5S degrees w. 80 perches to
stone corner; thence N. 32 degrees E. "a
pcrches to beech thence N. 48 degrees
E. "a perches to a beech; thence N. 32o
f. 81 perches to sugar tree; thence s. 66
E. 90 perches to hemlock; thence s. 90
degrees w. 81 perches to a beech; thence
S. 65 degrees +. 70 perches to beech;
thence N. SO degrees e. 48 perches to a
stone thence S. So degrees e. SO perches
to stone; thence s. 3S degrees E. 10 per-
ches to beech; thence s So degrees E. 43
perches to the place of beginning: Con-
tanning 2t2 acres and 96 perches. strict
measure be the same more or less; about
45 acres cleared and balance woods. Hav-
ing thereon erected one two-story framed
house, one framed barn and other out
buildings; an apple orchard and good
well of water thereon.
Seized, taken into execution and to be
sold as the property of II. F. Bradley at
the suit of Hannah Whitacre (use).
THOS. MAHAFFEY, Sheriff.
Downs Attorney.
Sheriff's Office, Laporte Pa. July %, '95.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1895-08-09
THE SEASON AT THE 'MERE.
Good Weather, Pic.nickers by
the Hundred and hall Games
Are its Characteristics.

EAGLES MERE, Aug. 3.-The sum-
mer festivities have begun in good
earnest at this resort. The influx of
visitors has been enormous for the
past to weeks, and the knowing ones
whose predictions early in the season
cast a gloom over hotel men, have
entirely disappeared; their hotels
now being comfortably crowded.
The picnic season is now fully
on, as almost every day marks the
advent of one or more of those Mere
pic>nic parties that are so highly
enjoyed. This weeks delightful ell
joyment was wound up to-day with
a ball game between the local team
and South Williamsport, the former
winning easily; an excursion of five
hundred pleasure seekers and grand
social hop at the Casino.
The day was grand one and the
placid bosom of the lake was most
beautiful in consequence. Boating,
swimming and all sorts Of diversion
made the time pass swiftly. As the
excursion train was about leaving
for the return trip, a pair of indis-
crete excursionists who were enjoy
ing loves blissful dream in a row
boat, oblivious to time and every
thing else, came within an ace OF
getting left. The race to the depot
was neck and neck. The : ain that
carried the excursionists was taxed
to her limit by the crowd.
The general affairs of this popular
resort rests in the immediate charge
Of Captain 4. s. Chase, genial fell
low, with all the elements Of popu-
larity, thoroughly in touch with all
particulars concerning the resort,
and takes vast pleasure in informing
an inquisitor on all matters in har>
mony with reason.
One Of the principle drawing cards
this season is the new Casino, erect-
ed by Messrs. Mentz II Fleming
Dances are conducted at this place
Tuesday and Friday evenings oi
each week, and at other times used
solely for the popular fad-german
Messrs. Mentz & Fleming have
spared nothing in making this struc.
ture complete in every detail, regard
less of cost or the outcome Of tht
investment. They have, never The
less, realized more than expected
The hospitality these gentlemen ex.
tend to patrons, seldom fails to draw
large attendances on all occasion. /.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1895-08-09
Mackerel. lake herring. and meat at
Bodine s. Warns, Sonestown Pa

DIR Hermann of Dushore came
over to the county seat Tuesday to
listen to the doings in the contest
court. He was disappointed how-
ever, as there was apparently but
little done in the case. The attor>
nies for both the contestant and res
spondent, as was ordered at last
session, submitted their briefs to the
court, relative to the illegality of
ballots. Judge Woodward's COM
mission from the State arrived
Wednesday, but we understand be
has declined to sit in the case.
The court will re-convene in La
porte on Tuesday Sept. Sd, at which
time they will file their report regard.
ing what they consider an illegal
vote, because OF marking etc.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1895-08-09

A boy can sit still on sleigh six
inches square tied to sled moving
six miles an hour; couldn't sit still
on sofa five minutes for a dollar.
A man will sit on an inch edge Of a
board and talk politics for three
hours; put him in a church pew for
forty minutes he gets nervous, twists,
turns and goes to sleep. A man will
munich his cheeks with filthy tobacco
Juice until it runs down his chin,
feels good: but hair in the butter
kills him.