Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1867-09-18

R abroad Change.
The Prtston Gazette announces that the
~ Central r. r. Co. have purchased
ntro,ling interest in the Lack. & Blooms
h Irc road.
Resigned.
John Brisbin, for some years past,
lo5 13Sont If the Del Lack. & W r. R., has
E s,, ',rred and Mr.. Sloan has been appointed to
At position.
k isht Line.
lie stated bv the Scranton papers that
;,ht nvnress train, to and from New
=, 90 the d. L. & w. r. R., will shortly
,,, On that rosd. This line was certainly
rteat p convenience to business OF this region.
8hurch Music Books
III Gan he found in large variety at the Mu-
Dspot of L. B. Powell. Scranton, He
ii ,nisbes them by the quantity, at lower
res than they can be obtained from New
FORK.
Sanresentative COnferee Meeting,
The Democratic Representative conferec
4apiing for Wyoming and Susquehanna
unries has been fixed at the house of John
yer in Nicholson on Wednesday the 25th
St being the 2nd day of Fair at Nicholson
iron in the Blood.
When the blood is we'll supplied with its
i IN element, we feel vigorous and full of an
nation. 1t lis an insufficiency of this vital ell
&uent that makes us feel weak and low spiri
IL all such, by taking the Peruvian Syrup
protoxide of Iron lean supply this defiicien>
and will be wonderfully luvigorated.
ost.
On the highway between Forks'on and
Rnkhannock, A Brown SILK PARAsoL-
Euned with beads The finder will be
suabIy rewarded By leaving it with the
suner at Forkston, at the Post office in Me-
I'll many. or at the Democrat office in Tunk-
Rannock' EMMA hAOW'
H Forkston, Pa.
E8nger- ring Lost.
Mr. F. NJ. Crane, day or two since, lost
III the street at this place a valuable gold
49, ring with coored stone setting. We
te authorized by him to say that the finder
y ~ be hbcral!v rewarded.
,Sing Breath
ge rantaukerOus radical editor who deem
essential To the interest of the nation
De should promllgate nel0 and enligh-
Il views" up here in this place of antigua
ii rjuIices,' is How resting from his ardu>
sburs. OF course the ''interests Of the
a" are suH ring, and our poor benghted
are again sinking into baTbacism, for
III want Of light
Prom Afrrc's Sunny Fountain"
M lie Roads
Of country are said to be an index of its
E7Fzltlon. The fact observed by travellers
a the highways throughout the Z. s. are
y poor compared with those of some 9th
cGatries, is humiliatlng enough. But
q, can be said of the Dark Hollow region
Il Washington and Tunkhannock Townships?
#lebl la, been culpably dangerous since
aa.. Why isn't 1t attended 70 ?
hat ofit!
Ks nat'ral for the creetur to lie" as Mrs.
,a.--In said Of the anaconda. Inhabitants
Tsfu~>ia might not be uncharltable en- ugh
a,,ume that the remark would occasIonal>
syry 10 others than reptiles. Never,he
s, Lyman d Wells keep 'gsRuine Mlshier'-
r4r>." in bulk, much cheaper than bottled
Positively the best chewing tobacco IN town
this establishment ; cigars equal to any.
Taught at Last.
\ Young desperate by the name Of Jud
n otc.ft. x no il seems has been the terror of
n people about Wilkes Barre, PitIs,un and
IN saHt4n for several months past. was, "a few
Is g ago, alter desperate fight, arrested and
E nvcyed to jail. The following true bills
ave heen found against him in the Luzerne
III yun'y Sessions.
Maize us Mischief; Assault and Battery 4;
lrceny and Receiving Assault with intent
J. Kill aud false pretenses.
d. Original Kuow-nothing.
e lost, the niger equality man, in his pa
D. last week sad-he had 'not the slightest
Rcqlalntance with any man on the ticket ex-
kegt Mr.. Lott" yet he rented his Office oi
he other of them, which Office, is just across
e street, from where another of them lives
d he has boarded next door to the Drug
ktore Of another. The last two-Wright and
EhoadS. are advertisers in his paper, and have
ecylved flaming puffs from him. Surely
fpst must need a pair of new spectacles, or
The RAIDS have put up very obscure set o.
nen for the suffrages of the people. Hell
probably conclude that they didn't have any
candidates at all after the election,
Horse stolen.
James Harris of Fork ston, while on visit
H. the Fair at Montrose, left his horses over
&ght at the stable of friend Rear the Horse
7ace dam. On the morning of the 1lth inst
Roth had been taken from the stable. They
Eere traced as far as this place, where one
Pas found, loose and alone in the streets.
The missing horse is a dark grey, four
Gears Old. rather small sized with steep rumI
8nd roman nose, with light streak in face
ras grass fed and had on well worn shoes
khen taken.
q A reward of $50, is offered for the ret Urn
IA Horse and thief; and suitable reward for
Rther.
pn Horseback.
Several Of our young ladies who are for
mate enough to have the "ponles, p
e becoming graceful and accomplished
lueStrienneS. Among them we notice Miss
''ephine Page, Miss Carrie Mott and Miss
lrHe Wall each of whom, has fine horse
h all the usual equipments. All are grace
!Iers and either would doubtless take
premium at any fair Fair. As appears