Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-04-15
Local and Personal.

Savlgation.--We are informed by Superinten-
,.rt Hickman that the North Branch Canal will be
orsn to navigation by the first of May.
New Blacksmith shop is now going up on
the Edgar Osterhout lot, now owned by D. D. Dewitt
Iehigh Valley r. R.--The construction of this
-,,3 i. being pushed forward vigorously. We learn
,Iq+ mile and half of track is laid this side Of
p,ston so that locomotives pass over it. The road
expected to completed to this place by the 4th
Of July. Look out ior the cars when the bell Is
ringing
Piano stools and Spreads in a variety of
beautiful patterns, just received at Powelps Music
Store in Scranton.-W2
New Goods. I'll. Rosenberg Bro. have just
received at their Store in Meshoppen, n splendid
stock of spring Clothing which they selling at
cna1kably low figure. The great rush of anxious
customers to this clothing establishment surely at
tests the cheapness and quality of the goods, which
ere being sold for cash exchanged for all kinds of
hides
Our Rule is never to refuse money which is hon
eslr due Us /; and as far able to pay all
honest debts owing by US. Some of our creditors ex
Ieet US to come to tme' about Court week. We
don want to dsaPpont them, but much will depend
upon shat course our delinquent subscribers may
t4kc. The small owing us-now widely
sca,tere lif brought together, would make us feel
more easy on the bread question-butter is out of
the question, Just now. The boundIess is made
up Of little drops Of water. The printers pond is
sometimes nearly dry. We dislike to dun, and con-
culed to omit this time, usual, quarterly court
week dun-but-there, now we've gone and done
it."
Wall Pap,r, Sc.--F. c. & r. P. Ross give
notice through advertising columns to-day that
they have very large variety of Wall Paper, Win
dow Curtains, &c, which they selling at
greatly reduced prices. Then noU is the time to
tuy Let those in need make a note of this
Accidcnt.--P. II WiIsey while returning homo
from this place oD horseback, Wednesday last, met
with very serious accident. lie had been to the
blacksmith shop with his horse, and return ng con-
c'Gl TO Yile although he had nothing but halter
t. -l.je the horse with. As as he had mounted
the horse commenced running and continued to run
DESPITE the Efforts gf Mr.. Wilsey to the contrary
Nlea lie reached the bridge leading Tunkhan-
r.h Crs,a, the rSter either in attempting to jump
or bis, h.gwnoF received such q severe blow about
the head to render him senseless in which condi
tin be was conveyed home where he remained un-
conscious for some time. We are pleased to learn
La.vrs, ;ast Mr. Wsey is in a fair way to recover.
az! that tls injuries sustained not so serious
at first an tciIated.
six second Hand Pianos are now in stock at
tde Music store of L. B. Powell in Scranton Prices
So. $50, Sis, S2CO, s225 and $500. Any of
these are for rent or scr sale for sh or on monthly
payments w
Mass JIee;IHg,--A Democratic Mass Meeting
un|er the auspices Of the Central Democratic Club
Of Wyoming County" will be held at the Court
House Monday evening goth inst Of Court week
al I o'clock. Distinguished speakers have be ten
eJSrgej TO discuss the important issues which now
divide the two great political parties of the country
Ih.se who have interest in white mans govern |
meut-aul who has not Tin contradistincton 10 |
the doctrine o: negro-cquality and negro-supremacy
as advanced By the Radical party in control of
the Government, are earnestly invited to attend this
meeting. It's object is to disseminate truth among
the people that they may better understand the du-
ties incumbent upon them in the coming Presden- /
tni e.mpai:n which is to be naugurated by !
the Radical party upholding the doctrine Of negro
equality ami 4 centralized legislative despotisn on
the one hand, ani the Democratic party maintljng
that this is a constitutional government Of restricted
powers, made by white men, for white men and :be- (
Iosenty forever, on the other. Which is r'zl, p .
Come and see and hear and judge for yourselves -
Would You lie slaves to ignorance and despoiis pow
er ~ rather, 60 ye not exclaim in the language
oi Patrick Henry, " Give liberty or give me
death ," g He who would be free, himself must
strike the blow
(Per Order Of CIub.)