Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-06-24

dress label viii be changed'
q Subscribers particularly requested tC
give US immediate notice of any or mistake in
fba date on the labels of their paper.
A Card.
The Undersigned having failed in pcrfec ting hi.
arrangement for the publication of q Democratic
newspaper at Scranton, by reason of circumstances
unexpected and beyond his control, has transferred
the paid subscription list to the Wyoming Democra
believing this paper Of the truest exp0nents o.
sound Democratic principles IN Northern Pennsylva.
nia-aud believing that this arrangement will
prove satisfactory to all concerned
ES. WESTCOTT.
The above card explains itself A number Of per.
sons who subscribers to paper on tht
list furnished us by Mr.. Westcvtt such will receive
credit their subscriptions to this paper by calling
at our Office Mr.. W proposes to continue his efforts
in behalf Of the Democrat, with his pen and other
wise. All monies paid him subscription thereto
will be promptly forwarded to US and duly acknowl
edged
All persons indebted to Bunnell & Bannatynt
by note book account, requested to settle with
out delay, or costs will be made, Office at Sherman
i Lathrop's Store.
BCNNELL BANNATYNE.
Violin Strings, Of Italian, German and Frenet
manufacture, in fresh stock, at the Music Store Of
L. B. Powell, ll6 Penn. avenue, Scranton. Order
received by mail, enclosing the money, will be
promptly filled.
New Styles.--Mrs. E. Bardwell has just re.
ceved at her Millinery Store, all the latest styles
of hats bonnets, sun downs shakers &C., which be
proposes to sell at prices which will allow all her
Lady friends to celebrate the coming 4th of July
with new and attractive hesd-rig. Go in Ladies
if the old gent does grumbe little at woman's ex-
tr47Ag lnce,
Strawberries.--Mrs, f. Churchill of this
Place has placed under obligations to her, for
fine dish Of very delicious strawberries from her
fruit garden, where. judging from the fruit sent u.s.
tho culture of this most delicious of fruits has
tainly been carried 10 very high standard OF
course such token Of regard for the printer must
needs make the ink fow-The sight Of such NAM
moth berries caused our devils mouth to flow a lit
tie, too Our strawberry -r,ising friends need rot
Is most admirably aptcd to these big-'uns
Taken Of.--Crazy Conrad who, since his es-
cape from the Pa. Lun iti: Asylum at Harrisburg,
has made this vicinity his abiding place and who
creates wherever he goes sense of insecurity as to
person and property taken back to tho Asy Ium
day or two since, by Sheriff Dewitt. His ma nner
of addressing people not always the most pleas
ant besides be Sc emed to have a mania for build
ing bOnlires. It is thought that it was him, who
came so causing the destruction Of the C, urt
House by fire last Spring.
Excited, -iIlppening the other day to meet a
Liy friend upon the street whose walk not ex-
actly Ia niPper, and upon whose countena nee was
depicted the most intense anxety,we venured to in
quire the cause ofhs excited state of mind in our fair
fri,ud We learned that she was Fastening to the
nes store Of c. De;rick in 5. Starks brick block to
purchase =ome Of those cheap, splendid lawns AMI
calicoes for dresses, before they should be
al sold We begged our friend to be more com
rosei an1 assured her there occasion for this
unusual haste Mr. D. kept the stock constantly
repenshed and at the very lowest prices. With a
sigh:of relief and graceful step our friend
passed this &acca Of her. fond hopes and bright
anticipations. Sensible girl we muttered to
ouaelyes, as we turned upon our heel and walked
into Sherman and Lathrop's to buy fine and cheap
suit Of summer clothes for the coming 4th Of July.
Feels Bad.--The Luzerne Union of last week
afte labored editorial favoriDg the nomination by
the Democracy for President of an original disun-
onist and negrophilist, copies Mr. Westcott' card
from these columns and INDUCES in the following
iugubTous strain
"Mr Westcott canvassed Wilkes Barre and vari-
Gus sections of this county and obtained a large
number Of names of parties who expected to receive
Iuzeine county paper. They will hardly he salts
fcl with a paper published in another county which
publishes scarcely Que item n week Of LuZerne cnun-
" news Our citizens will learn after while that II
is their policy TO take reliable home paper rather
than give their money to every adventurer VINO
comes along. AMI many cases receive no considera-
ton tderfor at all "
To so,the the vexed gizZaId Of our boo-hoo-ing
co,emporary we will ilio iorm it that the number Of
paTers sent from Ibis cGice into Luzerne is not large
-qu te too small, considering the political pa
alum furnished by the Union for tie. Democrats
Of that region. "a reliable home paper one tha
truly represents the principles of the Democracy o.
that county is just what our Wilkes-Barre friend
now. most need- We shall try TO furnish them al
least n "rciiab.e' substitute. From what VIC know
Of the Democrats in that place, we feel assured tho
they will not join in the Union's Chase afte
strange political Gods. We think they understan
their interests and policy quite as well as the
Union which endeayors to sugar-coat aud cram
down their throats negro equality in its most
Gus form. Now Mr.. Union don't whine if the Dem.
ocrats do take democratic papers. We should no
complain if you sent your paper to every negro
equaIityite in Wyoming County. With the gener
Gus support given the Democrat by its friends here
we should feel able 20 counteract its pernicious anc
demoralizng tendencies.
Free TIckets.-.We understand that arrange
menis have been made for the passing from Pttstor
10 EastOu on the Lehigh Valley R. of all person:
wishing to attend the National Convention at N. Y.
the 4th; and that all such will be passed Owe
the n. Y Central R. r. at half fare.
Selling Out TO Close Business.--Mr.
Redlich mas concluded to 60 out Of business. He
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