Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1867-10-02
Local and Personal.
The Tickets

nj this office, Our friends from abroad sho'd
call and get a supply for their districts.
strange,
The "hankeringn some of our "good" peo-
ple have for the "Strange Woman in Black"
some Of them take about a quart day of
the strange ''critter."
Asuccess,
The Fair at Nicholson was more successful
than the most sanguiue of the Directors had
ssnticipated We expect to be able to give
full report Of premiums awarded, in our next.
aEound
The horse stolen from James Harris, for
stealing which Geo. Shippey was arrested and
10 now awaiting trial, was found by Mr.. F. NJ.
Crane and John Wilsey, in Preston Tp.,
Wayne County, and returned to Mr.. Harris.
Shppey had traded him for a COW, a revolver
and small sum in money.
Jewelry and Plated Ware.
The most complete stock of JeweIry Of ev-
cry description, with fine stock of pure and
plated silver ware such as Spoons, Forks,
Butter Knives, Castors, &C., can now be
found at the Watch and Jewelry Store of P.
@. Burns & Bro. Rooms opposite Wallis
Good News.
Mr. Jacob Halo Of Meshoppen, has just
returned from the city where he has pure has
cd large stock of Dry Goods and Ready
made Clothing, which he proposes to sell
cheap for cash. Butter, Eggs, Lard, Hides,
Wool, Sheep>pelts &C., taken in exchange for
goods at the highest marke: prices. Give
him a call.
A Visitor.
Mr.. John Frost, who for some months past
has been sol burning in the regions OF :he
North pole, returned to this place on Monday
evening last. Jack looked fair white and
winning. On Tuesday morning it appeared
that be had been having general time kiss
ing the Miss Lady-slippers, Mss Morning
.glorys, Miss Dallas and other impresslble fair
.uues-who, it seemed had been so completely
overcome that they lrilted. The dear, sweet
things
The Nicholson Band.
At the recent fair held at Nicholson, the
Band. at that lace acquitted themselves very
creditably. Although it is only about six
weeks since they obtained their instruments,
they furnished some very excellent music for
the occasion.
Pointing GB.
The rafters of the M. E. Church at this
place are now being pat up. As the build
ing is to be pure Gothic in style, they pre-
senta rather pointed appearance, They
point in the right direction.
AWhat-is-it.
The editor of the niger equality organ
wishes everybody to remember that he SIS
gentleman"
The people in these parts have frequently
heard, through that organ, of the "gemmen"
of African descent, but never before, supposed
that the long ARMED slope headed animal
now con exhib ton at his Office" was called
by such nam.
Pshaw Y-awpey, you're a>fool-in',
But Two Tickets.
Voters in this County, on Tues day next,
will bear in mind that there are but two sep
arate tickets to be voted One. marked or
headed on outside Judiciary; and one
headed, County, This last named ticket
will contain, in addition to the County Of
fcers voted for, the names of candidates for
Representatives, in this District.
Al persons who think white men capable
of making laws for and governing themselves,
will vote the whole Democratic Ticket, from
top to bottom.
Nicholson.
A recent visi. 10 the Nicholson Depot, sat-
isfied us that that place will eventually be-
come one of our most hourishng inland towns.
The stores and other places Of business are
crowded. A large number of new dwellings
are being built. The new Presbyterian
Church Is fast approaching completion. In
deed every thing about Ghe place bears evil
dence of the thrift and enterprise of it's cIti.
zens..
Accident.
Samuel Stark Cashier of the National Bank
at this place, while cleaning away some rub
bIsh on the outside of a coal-bin, on Satur'
day last, was thrown down and nearly Gov
cred up with The coal and lumber Of the bir
which at the moment burst out and fell dowr
Mr.. Stark, after considerable delay was res,
cued from his painful and perilous position
Fortunately no bones were broken bnt th
iniugieS received are such as to make il i'm
possible 1oT him to attend tohiS duties up L
this date.
The Fire.
Since our announcement Of the burning o
the barns of Col. Marcy, last week, we have
learned that his loss was upwards of $1,000
$1,000 of which, as stated, was covered BY
an insurance in the Security Insurance Com
pany" office No. ll9 Broadway, n. Y
Messrs. Edwin and Geo. II. Ross, formerly
Of this place but now residing at Morrstown
New Jersey, agents for this Company, OF
bearing Of Col. Marcy's loss, very promptly
came here, and have adjusted matters with
him for the amount insured. This Company
II seems, is rightly named the Security H.
surance Company"
An Eminent Divine says,
III have been using the peruviaR Syrup, II
gives me new vigor, buoyaney of spirits
elasticity of muscle" J.P. Dinsimore, 3f
Dey St. New York, will send free pamph
let of 80 pages. containing a full account Of
this remark BILE medicine, to any one sending
him their address.
hassn aud HamIin
Have added to their already large list o
Cabinet Organs, number of new styles. &C
TO PoTelrs Music Store, Scranton, and SEE
them.