North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1866-11-14
Haines Bros. Pianos are good and are sold q.

Haines Bros Pianos are good and are sold ..
moderate prices. Now sale wholesale and sstsil ss
Powelrs Music Store Scranton.
Donation..-Ths friends Of the Rev! C. r. Ian.
win make him donation visit at his residence, on
the day appointed for our National Thanksgivins,
Thursday, No. 29th. All are invited 70 attend
By order Of the Committee.
strings tor Violin, violi.esllo, Guitar, Banjo
and Harp, can be had in large or small quantities at
L. B. Poweli's in Scranton. He has on hand some
of the celebrated Paganinni Violin Strings and 10
supplying great many orders BY mail.
Democrats Young America is ,hs titls OF o.
new and very attractive Magazine for Boys and
Girls, that will both delight aAd instruct them. T.
10 furnished at el 30 yearly. and with other induce
nts in the way OF Premiums. Single Copies, Is cts.
Parents should secur. specimen copy Of this very
unique and DO utful Childrehs MONTH. Publish
cd st 472 Broadway. N Y.
Dea'h Of Geo. MI Hollenback.. .-Gso NJ
Hollenbssk, Of WiIkesbane, well known to the old
portions Of resders dropped dead in the Office
Of E. P. Darling at that place, on Wednesday af-
ternson last It is supposed that be had spoplsc.
tic ft,
Facts. .--The man who .woald systematically and
wilfuly set about cheating printer, would commit
q highway rQbbery upon crying baby, and would
rob it Of its gipgernread-rob church Of countefst
pennies-lick tho butter OF blind nggers filter
pawn his gra ndmothsrs speck's for q drink Of
whlskey-sesl ncorns from blind hog, and take
clothes from scarecrow.to make . respectable ap-
pearanss in socisty.-EE.
The Stews and Brcils--that ifnorant or
thoughtsss people sometimes got up % very un-
pleasant to prrson Of good taste. Bat the stews,
broils, boils and fry, gotten up Ia Francdiss by
Messrs. Crane b LuIl, mt their Oyster Saloon, ar,
taken without any qualm ot-a thing by Judges,
Lawyers Atesmen, Poets, Divinss, sad iLised
everybody, of every age, and condition. ercept
printers. They'd take them teo--if they got q
good chance.
"My Policy" For the past twelve months,
the people have had great deal to say on the
Presijents policy in regard to the restoration Of
the Union or my Policy as it is derisivsly ter
mined. Though the discussions have been had In
every bouss every street corner, and over every
nee rail in the land. but little, if anything is
known by majority of the people, upon this sub
ject. There are policies which are more readily
understood and easily compr shsndsd. In this
ne ;ton we may as we'll mention that Mn. T. A..
Miller declares her policy to be, to keep constantly
on hand Of the finest asso rtm ,nts Of Millinery
Goods in town and 10 sell them ut the lowest po'-
sible rates and in all other respects 10 do hsr utmost
to crafty the wishes of her numerous friends and
patrons. This, is undoubtedly q very good policy.
For further explsnstiou Of it, see new sdvertise
msnt in to. day. paper.
The Plank walks which our city Fathers "or
daued'' to be laid before the 18th June last,
we have observed, without any extra effort Of
optics. to be not more than half dons IL requires
pretty sharp eyes, nd rather active IF psiSl
e1tremities keep from breaking ores neck in get
ting over them. A portion of citizens
with commendable cheerfsness and public spirit,
promptly 0 obsysd the ordinsnce, and down with the
walks stopp ng Of CT urse with the boundary line
Of their own lots. So that have. on every
| street in town, these patches Of COED walk,
which, only serve to msks the no-walk portions
more intolersbie and walking Q dangerous eIsr.
ciso, to be lnduged in, only 81 rare intervals and
with extreme caution. Tho time for doing this
work is BOW very short, aad We pleased to learn
that the Burgess and Tswn Council propose to do
~hat they can in ths short time alowed them be
fore winter sets n in supplying this neglect Thuss
for whom these walks have to BE- laid, viii doubtless
I'm that it would have ieer cheaper to have built
th.m themselves, 40 the 20 per cent. aditlioaalaz
thorized by law will be required of them. We
shall advert To thus suujccs again, and again unit!
the evil is rcm-d Ell for in tho present outrageous
condition of our streets, silence we'll nigh amounts
to q crime, and profanity. even in preacher would
aim ost be excusable.