Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1867-10-16

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Tho valk in front of H. Stsrk's block, which
.oue months past has been in an unfn-
~ VA state, 10 now completed, and presents q
sacdedy improved appearance.
Warrants.
0f.u improved and approved form-readi
,-.d.nted 20 all cases-printed and for sale
,Li. office, Justices will save themselves
"ncb " labor and q liability to mistakes by
keeping them on hano.
S.renade and supper
Tho String band at this place, which has
oG,.n soothed the savage breasts OF our
.OUnsneools was treated to an Oyster Sup
Crane & LuIl's Saloon on Monday
ppsauing last, by Mr. Emerson Bush and Lady
whom the band, q night or two previous
~ had sereaadei at their rooms in BaldTin's
Hotel.
New Daily Paper,
Mc"rs. Or andsi & Scranton Of the Scrdn-
ton Reptt6licdn propose to issue large s'z-
ed Hrst class Daily paper from their oti1ce, n
and after the lst Of November next. Sec ad>
veriisement in to days paper.
crowded,
The report Of the award of Premiums by
the Nicholson Agricultural Society, which
ressh'd us ct late hour has CT DIVIDED out much
matter intended for this issue. THIS report
.ho'd have been furslshed us two weeks since.
word to Sinners.
Sad. indeed must be the reflections Of any
Democrat--a any lover of his race, who. fer
soy matter of business, or temporary gam;
neglected TO attend the polls last week, cast
bis vote, and take part in the triumph over
the negro equalityItes and and c1rrlpt'onlsts
Let ali such, make q solemn resolve, that
henceforth, forevsr, come triumph or defeat,
thew will never neglect so sacred duty, nor
DENY themselves Of so dear privilege.
RsjOIcings.
Democrats, everywhere, are rejoicing over
the result Of the late elections. Bontiras,
canon firing and coDgrA tulatory speeches are
the order of the day and part Of the nights,
too. The citizens Of our town have had two
or three of these spontaneous, imprompIu
eatherings-one of which ON Wednesday
evening last, was addressed by Major Wm.
Dr. Piatt IN his usual happy strain.
Our friends in Falls and 0ver6eld and in
Nicholson. we learn, had similar demonstra-
tons Iast Tuesday evening.
Railroad Matters.
Persons from abroad visiting this place
within the past week must have thought 1t a
great railroad cenrre-judgIng from the mum
Der of persons seen "on trains"
Some Of these chaps had better use little less
steam, or they may when too late find, that
they have collapsed aue or burst the boiler.
They will OF least find themselves off the
track. Boys, look out for the 'Ingine."
A MeritOriOus
Article 10 HALLS sicilian Hair Remover !;
it is rapidly becoming known and widely and
deservedly popular. II is apparently nothing
10 itself but an agreeabiy perfumed aud pleas
ant hair dressing, but it contain> the most
wonderful curative properties for loss Of hair
and after using it q short time, gray hair is
restored to its natural color. If any Ct our
readers doubt il, let them try single bottle
of the "Renewer." and they will add their
testimonial to the truth Of what we say
Sentinel, Burlington. ".
The Thespiana
The Tunkhannock Thespian Association
has re.orgaHzed, and With the addition Of
new Actors and new Plays, will give one of
their Grand Dramatic Entertainments at
Wallis Hall, in Tunk hammock, on Friday Even>
ing Oct. 18th 1867, when will be preseu ted, +,
for the first time by this Association, the
ever popular Romance of Real Life. entitled
Box and Cox" "Three Crows" "B4njo Les
son." to be followed by the Roaring Farce Of
@Mles' Boy,"-the whole to conclude with
the celebrated "May-pole Dance" Music by
the Brass and String Bands. The proceeds
TO 20 for furnishing uniforms for the Tunk-
hammock Base Ball Club. Admission, 25 cts.
Children Is cts. Tickets for sale ct Ross
Book Store and Burns Jeweiry Store. Doors
open at O'Clock, curtain rises a. 8.
Suicide by Hanging.
Mr.. John L. Britton Of Falls In this eouns
ty, committed suiclde by hanging himself IN
his barn on the morning Of the 9Th inst. No
cause 10 assigned for this act except insanity Y,
which has for Jew months past. been pam
fully apparant Of times to his famiy-so
much 90 90 to make wstchfulness on their
part necessary, Wben found by his daughter
he was suspended frem beam by q leathern
strap about the neek-s'I ansled to death
Tbs fall had not beea sufficient to disIoeate
the neck.
The deceaSed was q well>to-do farmer
about 65 years Of age. Had been for many
years member of the Methodist chE1ch.-
Was highly respected by nil aG q mild. truth
ful and charitable man.
Our Bridges.
Much complaint, and very justly TOO, has
been and is being made, by our cittzeGs, in
reference " the condition of the canal bridg-
es-or the places where they should be--Iu
town. Two Of these bridges have fallen down
carrying with them peSsoDs crossing at the
time. The only remaining one, which affords
crossing TO the river, is said to be in very
dangerous condition.
TIE Borough authorities, have officially
notified the ermpany of these facts and have
received for mon tbs past, promises of carly
attention to the matter. Relying on the full
fment of these promises. nothing has been
done to remedy the matter
We understand the authorities, now pro.
pose TO take immediate steps towards build
ing the bridges and il possible compel the
company to foot the bills,
Mrs. II arlington Insulted.
The White Mountains of New Hampshire
are evidently great institution-ve-y high