Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-10-28

scranton are everywhere spoken Of as instru-
II ..-.. tUr very hest elias.
81 umHoIe.
.-f,u,.ury :, Peckham, furniture manu-
...-. .,..I dealers have lately received at their
...r. =. large stock OF city made work. consists
.r,.. lounges, tete-a-tete and other upho-
III . rorh. chairs, &c.
-frriin., iur.ituru dealers have
... rented tGc first door rooms, in >. Stark's
III r..., to accommodate their large and increas-
4 ..:..ss. Their stock, to which they are making
IA ...,-. weekly. is the largest ever kept in this
-..r. and is adapted TO the tastes ana purses Of
Il classes ofpurchasers.
,o,-t Drowned.
, tl,rgan. contractor on the Rail Road, re-
III ... l.., a valuable horse, Icy drowning in a wa
III ~. If the old brick yard just below town, into
IA ,Ac team accidentally fell.
. >;Jgcy GrisL M.lI situated two miles
o.. gHukhannock Creek, on the outlet Of the
Il Pond. has recently been purchased of stark,
Dctrick and Others 10y W. b. Barnes,
Il ..... miller. who proposes t. introduce into it,
modern improvements.
mill is well located for custom work and has
.. had reputation as one of the best in the
III ,.. 1t will no doubt maintain its reputation
4 if. new owner.
a. t.. !. Il. Il, co.,
.,ea,w building temporary engine House and
II -.,.t tie Lock below this place; which will
"A ..I-, re the terminus of their road, for several
4 .... 10 come. Regular through passenger ana
. r- trains will be run from here on and after
next \ telegraph line is now nearly I'm
II .fa his point and will be in operation next
We congratulate our people on the fact that
\ lYa-or live in u slow-coach inland town. We
Ia .4.oi the woods and feel like growing.
II. predicted that the would run to this place
II .g, fJ,c the 4th of July. And sure enough,
81 . ... nave them, several months before.
,a,. f.urtaa Washer and Boiler how
q aa.actured and sold by MI George IL. Hill, Of
II a.ry>c is undoubtedly one of the greatest labor
Il aa- inventions extant-A perfect Godsend to the
II men.
III accompishcs the whole business of washing
IN .es by means Of steam. Having procured one,
III s.t. In our family, we enabled to speak oft
II rs,andingIy. We have tried it, and know it to
A Us; the thing needed in every household. Being
8 ud To the woman. we feel it duty to let them
ii - lis existence, and feel certain that they will
IS w.-sEy in the premises.
gs advise them ION the sly) not to say one word
Il a that new winter bonnet,' until after they
,rcured one Of these boilers-then, talk bonnet
III r Killed.
day last week bear was discovered by Mr..
..- ~haier's children, quietly munching apples
s tree in a field Of BIr Lutes, on Bowman's
II Z. in Monroe TIP. this county. Several men
81 ,l,..I
s. ,ga-Jiine. until one of their number, Mr.. Ly-
u Iraniz, ran to the house of VIM. +. CARL,
II NILE distant, and procured his rifle Though
81 was running around and barking at the bear,
ii .lr~atcly kept on helping himself to the stolen
MI ali Mr.. Frantz arrived with the gun, ap-
-aI within two rods and shot him. His bear
.hed two hundred and fifty pounds and was
a .r grizzly gray specimen of the black bear.
-sEt told that quite Il number of bears have
seen in that region. this Fall; one of which
,..r but a few days previously to the one men
above by Mr. Adam Bellas, and another
81, near the house Of ME- Newbery as to cause
..e VINO was alone, TO make a rapid retreat
leg house Tor safety.
tti0u Sales Of Personal Property
las yicnity have been advertised as follows ::
.-.sIore shaw, Northumberland, Oct 18th, Cows,
-.a-. sheep sc.
luau HurIbutt Overicld, Oct. 3Oth, Horses,
S. Sheep. Shoats Wagons, Harness, sc.
u. stark, Tunkhannock Boro., Nov. end, ls6s,
--oH Furniture, Stoves, Cooking Utensils,
Machine, sc.
as,e- Houscr, Northumberland, Nov. 18th. 1868
s COWS. Sheep, Wagons, and Farming Uten-
.sas,ls Weber, Monroe. Nov. 1Ith, 1865, Hor-
.gs. Sheep. SLoats. Wagons and other articles
g.. tie poor INDIAN
notice published last week of the abscOnding
..-riu, the wild indian posy, from her big
sa" AZ nIcShoppOn it seems from Il threatening
received bv US ON the husband, that our no
.3 the affair was not couched in language TO
# ... iaIian tastes He demands q modification
traction and threatens Us with all sorts of
u-tlHcIcts.
ave ,,s over his own signature the substance
notice headed 'an eiopement," but declined
- .,r its publication. We told him could
8 81. IT, gratis. ouly rs a local news item-not as
erIlsemcnt To this, he assented. We there
-.7. the facts in our own language, and not in
-a--.A We thought rather "ingeny" for our
4. Not knowing the real, or assumed name
Nil niece of the ''rild flower" which had dug
his po-y-bad, VIC thought, being a near rela
# ..cf.asl . pOsy too-l0r ought we knew, the
.rys. of summer"-and described her as such.
..iLa we were right in designating ''yarb'iess
r5tless indian who professcd a knowledge OF
healing virtues as n ''digger Indian" This one
has, during our limited acquaintance will
s--umei three different names a. different
I,u:I not make 50 much fuss over = fourth
iii ai!g one SO appropriately descriptive OF an
tta o. his habits
..e ut town nothing in malice against this untor
.t. rglict of Il remnant race; nor have we any
-ty interfere with his business as = 'medieint
II pic are crcIulous enough to think that IN
..at wli-key drinking indian knows more o.
-gman system and OF medical science, than an
asl.rrI white man, We pity their bodily inhrml
ana wonder at their mental weakness and ere
-t..
All ave "crc living the western frontier, we SHOE
tct that our scalp would shortly be dangling IL
# "t Of this 'braye but, the redskins, we be
e aavnt INDUCED in these ornaments, here
tie time Of the Wyoming massacre.
--a man who wrote this "indian doctor's'' impu
letter to US, had better join the tribe. He Nigh
am 10 talk and write "ingen''-but the Englisl
'"rsFor le a sealed book to him.