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Verse OF the Confectionery Collected ana
sold % the ConRreraionnl Library.

o.
Librarian Young Of the Congressional Ii
brary purchased recently from a Southern
bookman a collection Of half a hundred and
more songs printed during the years OF the re-
belllon by Southern houses. Many Of the songs
are original In words and music by Southern
composers aud writer's. and some OF them have
since that time become famous all over the
country. Others are adaptations for the South
simply. Mr.. Whittlesey. the head OF the music
department Of the library, is much pleased
with their purchase. It is to be the nucleus
OF a collection Of the music of the Confederacy.
The songs are not new copies, although they
are all in fair condition. The collector who
sold them TO the library has made a search. in
his travels through the South for rare books
for Southern usic. The sheets have nearly
all the names OF the young women who first
played and sang the songs written In their
copners. after the fashion Of younE women's
sheet music. These young women lived In
score or more Of the Southern citiesfrom Rich
mond to New Orleans.
The war songs are the best Of the collection.
though many OF them are intensely bitter in
spirit. They are o vivid reminder OF the old
feelings and ~preJudices Of the North aswerl as
the South. People OF the Confoderacy will
doubtless remember the names and the words
frequently that seem entire strangers to q
Northerner's ears;
These are some OF the names and ti~tle,pages:
THE Alabama. Dedicated to the gallant
Captain semmes. his oGlcers and crew. and the
s sayS; o S2 PEs s sg Z ki1%E as as'sSS S + p " We n 0sS%i
EGoS Save the south. Our national confeder-
ate z anthem 4 IN co Words R ~ hErneSst Ha'pin; music
0E"SvjiraGinian3 4MSa arseii haf"n'"u
The .soatherp soldier boy. As sung in the
,,nvirginia QaHalter' at the Riclmond New
Inc Hnea IRE p fh PISS hSh Sa1ie aa IsftiR Wdpds N, AZ; ,nhta1l9e
according to Act OF Congress in the year 1881
by George Dunn in the CLERKS Once in the Dis
trlSe Sod w. , St ~ t aaeer S9 Ristrfnf os T SiEassesi q
A..Tp1,ea NJ ~ no the ga sns noiaJ Bannnr
| Dedicated to the Army and Navy Of the G. s. A.
la HhT onie I Al Hlloppe sV1 The q I Potomac Tonight,
Dedicated to The Unknown pead OF rs Prress9t
BY Lamar E9ntaine; Published by julian A..
seihg; S9Iumbia 3; C.Vr,,. vo,,. ,r cooru.
Inc NEnisaeFnTe hhiH4 iaa M"orus oy ~eorEe.
vmrHarp OF the South Awake, words by j. NJ
h%".SSyl11en This CpSSei War Is over. Words by
SnaIies y 9aMSSt' snus,S W a.ennt ~ "sA0ai,
OF A Quiet, Along the Potomac Tonight"
H. credited with the music OF this song in some
Of the works on southern Songs, va. 4, ,h,.
aSt -
y ~ M " AZ 4 ny - ma gona: "~"'
hrnGIaJ On
NJ. soh,n, far bHa own tr,,aI low.
His foes he does defy,
He is the darling Of my heart,
NY southern soiuieF NY
Il,one for tbe heat and No do all
Wbose homes are In the Aaid.
know That we anal win ina inv
Pr Sothrons never rield-
And when wa think az thoae that are AWAY.
We'll look above for ioy:
AhuL ~ Migh.y Sian ,na' my noooS
.,SNu - o. ..-u
Farewell W the otar-Spahgieu pahner
/ r1lnG.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1898-02-17
EaglesMere.

Our road are very muddy AMI
sl,lshy.
Mr.. Norman Stackhouse Mer
otlckhouse John U'Neil Miss Milzi,
Stackhousc and Mary Whitlnoyel
were to Laporte Friday evening
last and attendeda ball at Hotel
hennedy. Then reported the
slcighing very thin.
MIR. IL. d. Huzzy was tending
spikes for r. McEwcn one day oil
last week when the sun shone SO
bright that he did not see a small
log coming when he sleped his lef,
foot in the slide with his cslnthook
above it and the log striking the
hook which broke his leg above
the ankle. Drs. Gross and Wood
head attended TO the wound.
Smith Boudman, Bert Rider and
Mormon Stackhouse went fishing in
the ElglesMare lake on Friday and
set their tips up and stood around
all afternoon and did not get bite
and then went home and left their
hooks but they had not gone long
until Mr.. Harvey Danley caught IL
beauty twenty inches long; hard
luck.
Smith Boudman and wife were
seen driving through town on Sun
day and were on their way to
Houseknechts to spend the after
noon.
Mrs. R. w. Bennett has been
very sick for last few weeks but is
improving at this writing.
Mrs. Cheney mother of Chas.
Cheney is very sick at this writing
and had o very bad attack Sunday.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1898-02-17
Charter Notice.

In the Court Of Common Pleas for the
County ot Sullivan.
Notice is hereby given that an applica
lion will be made to The said court OH
Monday, the 2Sth day of February, A. D. !.
1895, at three O'Clock p. m, under the
Act OF Assembly TO provide for the incor.
p"ration and regulation OF certain corlor-
atons :" approved April % 1874. and it,
supplements, by I. j. Keeler. X. A. Cor
kiln, J. Ii. W. Little, +. r. Powell, and
William Meylert forth charter Of an in
tended corporation to he called the Bapts,
Church Of Laporie, Sullivan County Pa.
fhe character and object Of which is tn,
support oflhe public worship OF Almighty
God, according to the faith, doctrine. dis.
cipline and nsuages of the Baptist Church
and for these purposes to have possess aud
enjoy all the rights, benefits and priv.
lege- conferred by the said Act and its
supplements.
Th" proposed charter is now on file in
the Office Of tue Prothonetary of Sullivan
County Pa.
s. B. HARMS, Solicitor.
Laports Pa, February 3, 1898.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1898-02-17
Prothy's Office, Lar
Foreign Attachment,

J.D. Rhodes W. Robert j. Mercur.-In the Court
of Common Pleas OF Sullivan County No 33 Feb
uary Term lSYS.
sullivan County, IS: The Commonwealth of
Erecting
We command you, that you attach Robert ]
Mercur late OF your county. by all and singular
his goods and chattels, lands and tenements in
whose haus or POSSESSIONS soever the same max
Ue, 50 that he be and appear before our Court OF
common Pleas to be holden at LapOrte in and for
SAID County on the fourth Monday OF February
next, there to answer J. b. Rhodes plea OF
assumpsit bail to dissolve Sl6COCO and also that
you attach ali and singular the goods and chuttel,
moneys lights. credits and effects lands and ten.
ements OF the defendant in whose hands soeyer
they may he found and summon as garnishee
The person or persons who hold or possess such
property and especially sheriff to attach the un.
divided ohe-haif interest III all those two certain
pieces parcels or tracts of land i'll the warrantee
names of Henry Hurley and George Hurley and
Situated IN the township OF Forks. County of
,uilivan and state of Peiuisy lvania bounded and
desctlDed AS follows. viz: on the North BY land
II the warraltee names of Henry Silsbee and
Joseph silsbee, On the East by land in the walran-
Zee name OF Andrew Hurley on the South by
ia'id IN the warrantee names of Samuel Flynn
ana Andrew Flynn. on the West by land in the
warfantee names uf VIM Steadman and Jeremiah
Jackson, being the two tracts of land known ms
ne Mercur and Lippincott Coal Lands" that
ne DC ana appear before our Court on the said
fourth Monday of February. to answer what shall
De objected against nim and abide the Judgment
81 the Court therein. And have you then and
there this writ.
Witness the Hon. E. NJ. Durham. President
Judge of our said COuIt at Laporte the Isl day nj
january, A. ID. 1895.
VIM J. LAWRENCE, PIoth'y.
(Seal of the Court of Commoi)
Pleas OF sullivan County. Pal
Published by order OF the said Court.
:, ELLIS SWANk Sheriff
oheriff's office, Laporte. Pa. Jan, IL, 1898.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1898-02-17
Charter Notice.

Notice is hereby given that an applica-
ion will be made 10 he Hon. +. NJ. Dun
,am President Judge OF the Court Of Com.
non Pleas OF Sullivan cunnty, Pa. OH
.londay the list day of February, A. ID.
Sys, AT three o'clock D. m, under the
Yet ut Assembly of the Commonwealth OF
.'rnnsylvania, entitled, "An act to provide
or lllr incorporation aud regulation oi
certain corporations Approved April
3 1874. and the supplements thereto, toi
he charter OF AN intended CO. poration, To
.e called The WESLEYAN METHODIST
tHuRcH, of Milview Sulliva" County, Pa.
he character and ohjccl whereof is the
vor-hip of the Almighty God according t"
ne faith doctrine, discipline and usuages
Il the WESLEYAN Methodist connection (or
,hurch) of America. Aud for those pur-
o-es 10 have, possess and enjoy all the
ights, benefits and privileges Of the said
Aet of Assembly aud its supplements.
he proposed charter is now oi, file in the
dice OF the Prothonolary Of Sullivan
;ounty Pa.
RUSH J. THOMSON Solicitor.
January -, 1898.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1898-02-17
Registers Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing accounts have been filed in my Office
First and Final Act OF George Wancn,
Administrator OF John Wanch decd.
First and Final Act of George Fiester,
Guardian Of Glen Peterman, minor child
OF James Peterman decd.
Fi'st and tinal account of Jasper Clark
Admr. OF Mary Clark decd.
Also the following widows apprais.
ments have been fled.
In the estate fJohn M. Brown, decd;
Chaa. ). Hartzig, decd; Allen NJ. Brown,
decd; Patroclus Kline, decd; Richard
Lisson, decd. ]. C. Robbins, decd.
And the same will be presented to the
Orphans Court of Sullivan County on
Monday, March 7,ls9S,at o'clock p. m.
for conformation and allowance.
WIN. J, LAWRENCE, Register.
Reg. Ofacs Laporte Pa. Fsby. S 1898.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1898-02-17
Sherif's Sale.

By virtue a writ OF FL Fa. issued out of
the Cour, OF Common Pleas OF Sullivan
County and TO me directed and delivered
there will be exposed to public sale al the
Court House in I.aporte Pa. on Friday
the 25tIi. day of February 1898 at 10 a. III.
the following described property viz:
All those certain lots Of land lying and
being in the township OF Shrewsbury.
County ofSullivan and State OF Pennsyl-
vania, bounded aud described as follows:
Being lots Nos. S, 7 and 9 in CANDLES
addition on The plot or plan OF Eagles
Mere made and surveyed by VIM. A.
Mason beginning at Il point $50 feet from
Southwest cormorof LapOrie and Allie
ylaney avenue ihense one hundred and
sixty.seven feet aud six i"ches Westerly to
nm alev thense Nor,herly along said alley
Isl, feet in Lots of Peale aud Dickson,
hehse l67 ieet aud inches Easterly to
the place OF beginning. Reserving there
from Lot No. y, beginning on est side OF
Larorte avenue, 240 feet S"utherly from
corner OF AlleyIiany avenue, il heing the
corner between Lois Nos Z and 9, thense
along 10, North 69l degrees West 1914
fee, to an alley, thense along said alley
South 2OI degrees West 81 feet to lot No.
IT, thense along lot No. II south 69l
degrees West 1914 feet to Laporle avenue
md themse along Laporte avenue West
o, degrees EasI 60 feet to place Of begin
ming, containing Mn)5O square feet.
Land all improved and suitable for
building purposes
Seized. taken into execution. and to be
.od as the property of e. Peale Jr. al
the suit of w. Peale.
ELLIS SWANK Sheriff
INGHAws Attys.
;herit's Office, LaportePa. Jan. 81, 1898.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1898-02-17
COURT PROCLAMATION,

WHEREAS, Hon. E. NJ. DuNHAM. President
Judge Holiorable> John s. Line and Conrad
Terminer and General Jail Deliverer Quarter
sessiolis of the Peace, OI OIphans Court ana Com
mon Pleas for the County OF sullivan, have issued
their piecept, bearing date the 27 day of Dec
1877, to me directed, for holding the several
courts i'll the Borough of Laporte. on Monday the
18th day OF Feb 1898, at O'Clock p. m.
Therefore notice is hereby given to the Coroner
Justices OF the Peace and CoIistubles within the
county, that they he then and there in their prop
er person ut o clock y. m. of said day with their
rolls, iecDrds. inqu.sitiOiis examinations and
other remembeiances to those things to which
their offices apperlaii to he done. And to those
who are bound b! theiriecogiIzation to prosecute
against prisoners who shall be in the Jail of
the said county of Sullivan are hereby notified to
he then and there to prosecute against them us
will he just.
ELLIS SWANK, Sheriff.
Sherifs Office, Laporte, Pa. Jan. IL, 1873.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1898-02-17
Trial List February Term 1893.
RETURN DAY, MONDAY, MARCH ,, 1898, Arop

RETURN DAY, MONDAY, MARCH Z, 1895, AT2PM.
Henry McDermott VS. Thomas Mahafiey. M.
ot, May term, 1886. Trespass,
Mitchell Young ~ co. vs. A. J. Hackley, No.
lOi sept. tenn. 1895. Scire Fucias.
Mrs Alice Andrus vs. John K Bird: No. 70
December term, 1876. Tfespass.
4 stephen Murphy VS. joseph Thall; Nc. 50,
February term. 1877. Plffs appeal
James McFariane vs. W. &. Mason: No %
February term, 1857. Dfts. appeal
Kate Quigley VS. Ellis Swank No l. Nav T..
1897. DTS appeal.
No. 3, May term, 1897. Dfts. appeal.
o a. z. Haverly VS. Benjamin kuykendall Jr.
NO. IL, May term, 1897. 1lespass.
A. l.. smith VS. Robert McEwen: No. 1s9 Nav
term, 1897. Dfts. appeal
10 Martin Malkle VS. E. V. Ingham; No. 152
sept term 1897. bits. appeal
WIN. }. LAWRENCE. Prothy.
Prothy's office, Laporte. Pa Jan ~ lsas.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1898-02-17
SherihTs Sale,


Bv virtue of an alias writ Of Levari
Facas issued out Of the Court Of 'ommon
Pleas of sullivan County and to me direct
Il and delivered. there will he exp'Sed t."
ubic sale at The ourt House in Laporte
"a on Friday February % S9S at /
.clock IN. the following described
.roperty viz.
ALL that certain lot Of land situated III
he Township of Shrewsbury, ounIy m
,ullivan and State Of Pennsylvania bound
Il and described a. follows:
Beginning AT IL post corner on the South
side of public road leading from Eagles
.Icre to Forksvile, Ihense South nine and
me-hali degrees West, eight rods to post
hense South .ighty-hve degrees East SIN
o.ls to post thense North nine and one
mlf degrees Ea eight rods to stone
,iIe ON south side of aforesaid public road
nense along Sonlh side OF same North
.iyhly-t five degrees " est six rods to the
,lace of beginning.
Containing tor'y.eght perches OF land
more or less, on which is erected two
story dwelling house aud other oul bui II
ngs. Land all improved.
Seized, taken into execution and to br
.old as the property OF VIM ). ParmlIier
# the suit OF q. W. Sanders.
ELLIS SWANK, Sheriff.
BRADLEY, Atty.
Sheriff office, Laporte. Pa, Jan. 81, '9S.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1898-02-17
Administrative Notice.

Estate of J. C. Robbins, deceased Letters of
administration on the above estate having been
granted to the undersigned, all persons indebted
TO the said estate are requested To make payment
ana those having claims, to present the same
without delay, to
MRS. MARY W. ROBBINS, Admrx.
or 70 ner attorney Nordmont, Pa.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1898-02-17
Administrative Notice.

Estate of Patroclus Kline late of Fox town.
ship. deceased.
Nntice is hereby given that letters of Admins
tratlon upon the estate Of said decedent have
been u anted to the undersigned. All persons
Indebted To said estate aie requested to make
payment, and those having claims or dema DIS
,gal!st the same will make them known without
delay to
MARY E. KLINE, Admrx,
Piatt, Pa, January lU, 1898,
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1898-02-17

Go to j. w. Buck, Sonestown, for
rubbers, blankets, carpets, clothing and
dressgoods at December low prices. High
esl prices paid for butter aud eggs.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1898-02-17
Southwark.

All rails daily except Sunday; "f" flag
stati ms.
onnections wi h The Philadelphia 4 Reading
u iialls. tor all points norIh and south, and the
Fall Brook AMI Eecch ,eek raiIroais At
SaIt.rle for II ints on the Lehigh Valley
railioad. At Sones,owa with the Eagles Aler.
railroad.
R. F.. EAvLNSON, Gen. M.narer.
Hughcsv,lle, Pa.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1898-02-17
County Seat Indiccs.

With the valentine before him,
On his knee
What a precious thought came DER him:
SWEET Tie
Did she send itP Does she love meg'
How he sighed
"She's an angel far above me,
But wish her for my BRIDE"
Then he kissed the scented letter
ON hS knee
And said none could love you better
Sweet Tie!
Wish knew"
All, the pity Susie sent it
And Staly didn't care for Sue.
The door of success has the word
Push on it.
To endure and to pardon is the wis
dom of life.
Ernest Lauer is on the sick list suffer
ing with neuralgia.
Judge Durham is holding court in
Towanda this week.
Rev. aud Nrs. VIM, S. Skinner left
on Monday for a few days visit in PhiIa.
delpha.
Judge Ingham was transaciing legal
business in the Bradford County Court at
Nywanda last Friday aud Saturday.
SSince the Laporte twp. election the
weathsy is cooling of considerable. A
general fLaw is the only thing we could
expect.
-DeLomS ,noved ea'ly to avoid the
rusl; il he evtocomes back he will be
subject to the new immigration law.
The Democrats were .iven their pass
ports for suit river long ago, but they keep
OH abusing the President.
-Auys. +. II Ingham, f. J. Mullen
and A. j. Bradley were at Wiliamslort
the early part of the week, expound law
before the Superior Court.
VIM Cheney of Binghamton was H.
town Friday on his way to Eagles Mere
where he was called to the sick bedside "i
his mother. who is at present some better.
Master Robert and Miss May Mason
gave pleasant social TO their many lite
friends Wednesday evening OF last week
at their home. where games and very
nice SUI per were much enjoyed.
The Slc'ghing is reaching the stage
again where the yoke of oxen and The
stone boat are the only outfit that can
make much leadway on the country roads
-.-Sonle of those Democrats who profess
on the floors of Congress lo see SO much
calamity are possibly looking at the lo
litcal fences which they must depend up
on this fall
1t is rather strange that, being resi-
dent of Wilkesharre, Judge Woodward
never had his attention called to news
paper liars until some were imported from
New York.
There seems to be bu, one hope com.
mon to moder,.ized womunkind, to which
all her admiration is anchored one sign
in which they unanimously repose ul,-
swerving faith: S!
-AIr. John Smith formerly of this
place now Of Buffalo was a caller o. friends
in town the early part OF the week. He
UlpdIltu MISS ieTcHd DepvHn VINO
brought the body OF Lotlie Deeyan to this
place for burial
Already are some of the Democratic
polliil'ons, who can't split rails or cut any
ice either, occupying great deal of time
mendlng fences. The Republicans seem
little slow in this respect but this is only
the substantial proof Of winning the race
by being "a little slow on the start.
Talk about hol times in the old town.
why, the boys never had such "A good time
crowded into such small space of lime
as at The dance at the Kennedy Hall
Friday night. Some Of them kept their
cup of joy running over all the next day
The dance was success both in attend
sace aud social enjoyment
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1898-02-17
Announcement.

hereby announce myself as candidate
for road supervisor Of Laporte wnship.
subject 10 the decision OF the tax payers
OF said township.
st George P. Karpe.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-13
lO9548 12s5ss 856g !
ACkER POST INSPECTED.
Assistant Inspector Henry A. Norton
Oflciated Mt the Service.

Acker post, G. A. r., was officially
insp ected last evening by officers OF the
department of Minnesota of the order.
The inspection was made by Assistant
Inspector Henry A. Norton. Depart
ment Commander E w Mortimer,
Senior Vice Commander E. B. SearIe
and Assistant Adjutaut Gen. Il. N
Hicks were present at the meeting and
took part in the inspection.
Following the inspection Department
Commander Mortimer addressed the
post and urged that old soldiers who
had never Joined the order be gathered
in, In his tour through the state he
had noticed that there was a desire on
the part OF the old comrade to get
closer together and he advised that IL
there had been a falling off owing to
delinquent dues that the same be re-
united and the membership OF the posts
strengthened. The patriotism display
ed in the recent war was the result
OF the seed sowed by the old soldiers
Senior Vice Department Comma nder
SeaTle paid a touching tribute TO the
late Assistant Adtt. Gen. Jacob K
Mertz who, he said, would be remeni-
bered not only by the members Of the
order, but by the entire state. The
same feeling which animated the SOL
diers CT 1861 animated the brave boys
of 1898. The issues involved in the
last war appealed TO every citizen,
whether foreign or native born. The
foreign born were just as true to the
flag as the natives, and all were Amer
lean citizens.
Brief speeches were made by As
sistant Adjt. Gen. Hicks. Inspector
Perry Starkweather and other MEM
bers of the post.
Inspector Starkweather paid an Of
fetal visit to Garfield post while the
other department officials We're at
Acker post, and after the completion
OF the inspection he with a score OF
members from Garfield post, visited
the session at Acker post. Commander
Austin, Of Garfield post. and Comrades
Hazenwinkle and Mccullough were
called upon and made short speeches.
The qUartette from Bryant post, Min
neapoIis, added 10 the pleasure Of the
meeting by singing a number OF
patriotic selections.
The members OF Acker post Will visit
Chase post, Minneapolis, on the even
ing Of Nov. p, the inspection Of the
Minneapolis post occurring on that
date.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-13

or offers to give. directly or indirectly
10 any member Of the general assem-
bly, any money. appointment TO Office
or thing of value 10 secure the vote Of
such member for any person FOR the
Office OF United States senator. or in
formation that viii lead 10 the convic-
tion OF any member corruptly receiv-
ing any money. appointment 20 Office
or other valuable thing for his vote
for United States senator"
Mr.. Wanamaker adds that this offer
will continue in force for a year after
the election OF a United States senator,
and that he viii pay all costs of prose-
cuion In any case coming within the
puTview OF the offer.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-13
SOUTH DAKOTA CLOSE.
Hut Republicans Admit That GOV.
Lee IL the Winner.

SIOUX FALLS. S. D. Nov. l2-Up 10 to-
day the Republicans claimed the election Of
Phillips for governor Early in the even
ing. however. the Official returns had made
such slump to Lee that the Republicans
We're forced 20 admit his election The ofH-
ctal returns received IN 10 this noon indi-
cate thar Lee will have from sGu 90 500 over
Phillips. The Fusionists are also clainliug
the election OF Palmer Tor attorney general
and Tomnkns. Ter railroad commissioner.
In the Black HIS district the Republicans
refuse 90 admit the election OF either u these.
Late returns have made. decided change
regarding the amendments especially equal
suffrage. While the dispensary and referen-
dunn amendments may pull through. every
thing now indicstes that the equal outrage
amendment has been defeated.
The legislature viii stand. House. Repub-
licans. 81 Fusionists. 80. Senate, Reppbll-
cans, 20 FuSiOnists. 16
PIERRE. 5. n. Nov. "a Especial THE
situation on governor today Is strained. koth
sides are claiming It but neither is evidenc-
ing any great confidence In its claims. X
viii take the official count 20 finally settle the
matter