Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1896-03-13

In forty-five counties OF the State
the county superintendents of pub
lie schools are serving their thir
terms. In some other counties n
change has been made in the office
for fifteen years.
Amos Little OF Nordmont while il
town on business, Monday, calle'
and renewed his subscription to tn
REPUBLICAN,. Mr.. Little is goot
business man, hence, is prompt Will
the newspaper fraternity.
@. L. Magee OF Pittsburg is can
didate for the State Senate in th'
43d district. This is one of tn
four senatorial districts Of that cit,
and has been represented by Mr
John Upperman for the past fifteel
years.
1t is rumored that the officers Of th
Union Tanning company now locat
ed in Ridgway, Pa, will locate il
Williamsport on April 1st. Tb'
officers are: o. P. Grant, president
NJ. T. Hammond, treasurer and M
K. Williams, auditor.
E. S. Chase of Shrewsbury twp.
would make first class county
commissioner. Shrewsbury ha:
never been recognized by the repub'
lican county convention, and he1
claims are large Encourage Emily
to enter the field.
The Lancaster Republican county
committee decided to place the
names of the leading Republican
candidates for President upon the
ballots to be voted at the primaries.
The national delegates will be in>
structed to support the winner.
Conrad Kraus of Cherry, and a
right good fellow he is, too, is a
candidate for the nomination oi
Associate Judge, subject to the will
of the Democratic convention this
fall. Conrad is first class business
man and has hosts of friends in this
section of the county,
An exchange says. "Sow cabbage
seed on the 3lst of March between
the hours of I and 10 a. m, or on
the first day Of April between the
hours of 10 a. m. and 2 p. M, and
your plants will grow and withstand
draueht and keep quite free from
worms"
County Treasurer, A. l.. Smith, is
in receipt of a warrant on the State
treasurer for the return of three
fourths of the State tax on personal
property for the year 1895, amount
ing to $55l.94 This will help to
pay Sullivan county's share Of the
contest cost.
Mr.. G. F. Cheney and mother,
Mrs. A. NJ. Cheney will invest in the
mercantile business at Eagles Mere,
this spring. The interior of the
store property owned by Mr..
Cheney, at said place, is being res
modelled, and when finished will be
convenient, for the purpose intended
in every respect.
We publish condensed report of
the First National Bank of Dushore,
in this issue of the REPUBLICAN.
Our readers will take notice that the
business of this institution is very
much in advance of last month. This
enterprise is conducted by business
men and must be successful. The
Dushore bank is solid in every par>
ticular.
Jos. Little of Nordmont caught a
large catamount in trap on Wed-
nesday morning of last week. He
brought it to town on Monday, and
all of our old residents were of the
opinion that it was the largest ami
NAL of the specia they ever saw. 1t
would weigh, in good flesh, about
80 pounds. w. G. Mason, Esq
purchased the pelt.
The republicans throughout the
count are urging Hon. B. W. Jen-
nings to accept the nomination for
Member this fall. Worth's knowl-
edge Of the way they do business
down there, makes him the most
available candidate in the county.
1t is the wish of the REPUBLIcAN n
that Worth will accept the nomina-
o1o e