Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1901-10-10
IAN News Item.
THURSDAY, OCT. 10, 1901.

on Laporte friends Tuesday.
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. Snyder are
visiting the formers parents at Sun
bury.
Postmaster M. w. BotsfOrd of
Nortlmont, was a county seat visitor
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Collins of Over
ton, visited at the home of John
Ilassin over Sunday.
Mr.. John ID. Reeser the popular
candidate for Associate Judge was
at the county seat Monday.
Miss Emma Ritter, left on Fri
day last for Reading, where she will
visit her sister Mrs. Brown.
The Republican candidates are
growing more popular every day.
They are excellent men.
Vote for J. c. Deininger for
prothOnotary. His qualification for
this important Office is uneXcelled.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. S. Eddy of
Evergreen, Pa, spent Saturday and
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Schrader.
Mr.. Frederick Miller and daugh-
ter Miss Charlotte, left for New
York City on Tuesday, where they
will spend the winter months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gallagher,
+. M. Crossley and Sheriff Osler
started Wednesday afternoon for the
Bloomsbury fair.
County Commissioners w. G..
Graifley, Ruben Brown and Adam
Baumunk were at their Office tran
sacting business the early part of
this week.
Mr.. Mark Smith who for the
past year kept the boarding house at
the Tannery, last week moved his
family to Lopez, where he is engag-
ti Ill carpenter WoTh.
Henry Upman returned home
this week from Eagles Mere where
he was employed for the summer to
drive a grocery delivery wagon.
-Scouten in an article over his
own signature last week boasts of
his ancestry. That accounts for his
blue blood and aristocratic bearing.
Let him be called Gentleman John.
We are informed that Nelson
Cox our candidate for Sheriff made
an excellent impression on people
he met at the fair. He is receiving
support from men of both parties
and is sure to be elected.
-Gentleman John calls the News
ITEM "an insignificant lying sheet"
Since the editor of the Herald has
been convicted by two juries of
malicious libel his tongue is no
slander.
The post office department has
issued a special notice to all post
masters announcing that the sale of
postage stamps of the Pan American
issue will be discontinued at the
close of the exposition. On Novem
ber / all Pan American stamps on
hand at every post office will be
sent by registered mail, for credit to
the department.. Pan American
Stamps in the hands of the public
will continue to be good for postage
Indefinitely.
Won't Gentleman John kind
ly tell us why his man for associate
Judge was better qualified than Mr..
RhOey or Mr.. Litzelman, or why he
dropped both Craft and McCarty
rather than let Rhoey make the nom
ination? Why?
Nelson Cox, the popular candi-
date for sheriff, comes from the good |
old stock of Pennsylvania Germans.
He is Il man of intellect and intelli-
gence which is easily seen by very
few minutes conversation with him.
He was raised under the best of in
fluence, his father being minister
of the gospel, a calling which one of
his hrOtharS now narSlIpS He was |
unfortunately, one of the miners who
was compelled to lay down his tools
at Bernice, early last spring, and
since then has been endeavOring to
make an honorable livihood. He
justly merits your vote.
lanes G. Deininrer the Rnnuh-