North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-10-11
Local and Personal.

Go and See the new goods just received at
Wells.
Go aud See.--The admirers of beautiful and
elegant Millinery Goods should call and see Mrs
Bardwell's stock just received and ope ned at
her new store, door belos the Banking office of
Wright 4 Co. Mrs. B. seems to know just what to
buy for all classes OF customers See her advertise
ment in o-dsy's paper-and see her goods at frst
opportunity.
The Young Men ofour town who have recently
formed Debating Club and Lite rary Society, an
nounce that they have fairly got started under favor
able prospects, and being anxious to acquire Ii
brary, respectfully ask the aid of our citizens and
others to forwar their project. Donations of mon.
ey or hooks will be thankfully received, No move
are wanted.
Contributions may be sent to the care of Geo
Mullison Jr or Byron G. White.
New Estabiishment.--Mrs Eliza Lens has
just opened at the shop formerly occupied by Mrs.
Bardwell, new Fancy Goods and Toy Store. Be
sides large and attractive assortment of toys and
'nfe cionery for the little folks she has Shoes,
Hosiery, Headdr sses, Handkerchiefs, Laces Braid,
Beads, Buttons, Combs, Needles, Thread, Yarn, &C.
81, for the older children. Our town has long
needed just such establishment and we bespeak
for this ono the liberal pa tronage of the public,
To the Ladies we would say that in looking
about for that and fashionable hat and those
elegantly fling dresses, with which you intend to
adorn your dear selves this Fall and Wint Or that
Mrs A; G. Stark has just received her new MILNE.
ry goods and still commands the services of the
most accom- pished milliner and dress makers in the
county. The entire sati faction she has giTen her
numerous customers, for years past, is sufficient
guaranty as to what she can and will do for them
in the future.
The Great Chief fAhwaDetunk--with seven
other genuine native. Wild Indians will give one of
tieir interesting entertainments ut Wa Is Ii ion Hal
In this place Tuesday evening Oct; l7th-The
games, songs dances courtship war scenes costumes
&c of the native Indians will be faith fully repre-
sented by this troupe who have been real actors in
all of them are leaving their natl forests in the
west MIR. F. w Washburn, who accompanie les them
| as Manager will introduce the school of Grecian
games in which he will be assisted by his wonderful
pupil, Master Sawyer. The whole making one Of
the most complete exhibitions of the kind ever be-
fore the public. Go and see them 80 ss
An Agreeable surprise.--Passing up War.
rem Street the other day. and giving a side q ance
at the windows adjoining the Post Office, we we're
astonished at seeing in them 1--WE will not attempt
to describe, because impossible what brought to
dead halt with eyes and mouth wide open, and one
foot in the air Not dreaming that the sight was
"free gratis, for nothing without paying anything
for it, we invountarily fumbled in our pocket for
shinplaster. to meet che man or woman who
should say, Ticket, Sir" The search, Of course,
was fruitless or rarher shinpasterless when some
friend relieved our curiosity aud our financial EN-
barassment, by informing us that Mrs. A. Miller
had then and there just opened one Of the largest
cheapest and most elegant lots of fancy and milli-
merry go'ds ever brought to town, and took a great
pleasure in exhibiting them to everybody ritoui
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