North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-03-27
Local and Personal.


Exp!anstion.--The date on the oolored .a.
dress label on thls paper indicates the time no \,
which, appears on our books, the subscriber has
paid for his paper. Any error in this label will h,
promptly corrected. when brought to our nsties.
Those Of our Subscribers, who wish to know h.v
they stand with us. will consul. the label their
papers Don't let it get too far back into me by
gone days--SOmething mi ght happen.
Naughty --fld winter who has already acaui,-
cd the reputation of being "rough cid chap''-svsn
after every BODY is taking about it, has 80 little 70.
gard for puole opinion, that in the language of the
poets, he
"still fingers in the lap Of Spring"
Change. --Sherman & Lathrop, Of Sprinsvills
having purchased the store OF John Well propose to
opeu up at that stand FIRST class Dry Goods store
Mr.. Henry Sherman. who has charge of the buslres
is one of the most wide wake Of business men and
will tail to what his patroDs need in his line
We bespeAk for him q liberal share of the lublis
patronage.
Family Groceries--Mr Draper Billings Who
has purchased fitted up the store formerly kept
by Z. Whcelock, is now filing it With fus stock
ct Eauiy Groceries an provisions which ne proposes
u sell ior cash, at the most reasonable rates. Mr..
Billings enters the field with considerable compst-
ton In his iae, but with low prices and upright
deal ing will not fail to secure, what he deserves,
fair share Of trads.
Give him q call.
New Te,n atO.--S. Maupay Co, Rising
Sun, Philadelphia, will furnish the seel Of the MIu-
pay Superior Tvnato, ~ mail, for - cents p.p er
Thi. tomato is of beautiful deep red color rouni
slightly fattened without crease or wrinkle, Of
medium size, the flesh almost at solid beef
Ste ak, and in point of fayo1 and productivenes
without an sgRal Such is the description given Of
it by Maupay's Co.'s circular
irg,--Billy Burgess, our present Post Master
the late editor of Republican paper, in this County
it is rumored, Is going to Be'viiers, J. He has
fo und that Repub eaDs like Republics, ungrate-
full" Having spent his time for some years, and
large amount o. money here in furnishing them with
q paper, which was but poorly appreciated and more
p orly rewarded
Publishing county newspaper ia probably, not
his forte but venture the opinion that his paper
has been as good the pay.
The Oldest Nan--in this County, we think,
and pr"baHy the oldest in this part Of the country,
is MI MATHEW PHESIx of Monroe Township, who
has reached bis ninety seventh year. Mr.. Phenix a
still quite vigorous and bi's fair to become cente-
marian lie Was born and lived to lie quite q lad,
un er the reign OF King George III, and doubtless
beard his father rea the Declaration Of Indepen.
dence shortly after it was first published
Impertlnt DiscOvery.--We have recently
very re:e I'll discovered way to rem we an i'm
pertinent puppy from your premises without incur
ring the risk of getting your eye bunged
This important Information, How TO do 1t, nd how
not to do it. will be impaired under sR injunctio n
Of secresy- to all enclose dollar with stamp
! topty return postage