Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-03-11
Local and'PersOnal.

,a-natiOa inquire at this office .-29tf
.aoved. ..-Msssrs Haas a Stansbury, Cabinet
-, have removed their shop to the planning mill
"a I. Peckham with whom we learn they have
med partnership for the manufacture Of furni-
,. on q more extensi We scale
VIEW Harness shop.--Mr. John Hastings has
mad nsv Harness Shop, just opposite this office,
:. wing of the old " Fort Sumpter' building
r5p hopes by using good stock and doing good
.o,k TO deserve share of the public patronage in
bis line
Vrndues.--P. A. Miller, of Eaton, will sell
Thursday 10 mOrrr~) Cows, Yearlings, Horses, &c.
~ his residence IN Eaton Township.
R.niamn Kintner, Administrator Of Christian
Bo.h late of Washington township will sell on Fri.
j.y the 18th inst Cows, Sheep, dc at the late resi-
dencs Of deceased.
M Elisha Stevens. of Eaton, advertises Cows Year
n russ Horses, Wagons, Farming Utensils. Household
Furniture, &C., for sale Tuesday the 18th inst.
Cur, Harding, of Eaton, advertises Cows, Horses,
4c, for sale oh Thursday, 18th inst.
chat .--It is understood that G. II. Eastman is
shout to open up the Boot & Shoe making business
on much larger scale thas heretofore attempted in
this vicinity. Mr. Eastman, who is fresh from the
ioremanship of the largest Chicago Mandatory,
possesses thorough acquaintance with the business
in all its departments and will introduce the latest
approved machinery in the trade. Under his man
agement success is certain.
1t is taIkrd-and doubtless with truth-thA at Miss
Fannie Bacon, keeps the most perfect order in her
s,hoo hich har IN he
ideas how to shoot n little closer to the mark than
most teachers
The talk is that quite a number Of the "bloods"
Of town got their high healed boots and had
quite high old time on Saturday. One or two
templars got what is called slightly eIhilernted."
The common chaps got drunk, "boisterous'' and
generally disagreeable.
Look out boys, or the "sarpints" will be after
you.
1t i. said that work at Paen Bros. Tannery has
been partially suspended for some weeks past on
account of the cold and drouth The past few
days of warm weather has thawcd them out.
Tho icebridge the river, at thi. place seems
10 be good yet Notwithstanding the thawy weather
Several unhaptized Eatonians appeared in town to-
day.
Iti. said that BanueE Bannatyne are selling
goods below New York wholesale prices They are
shortly to go out of trade here The lease ana bal
ance Of stock has been purchased by Mr.. - De-
trick son-in law Of samuel Stark who will continue
the business.
It is rumored that the stage from Montrosc, which
has been snow bank bound for era days, has got
through with three weeks later news from Africa.
H. W. Rhodes has sold the brick yard lot, tools,
aad fixtures to Mr.. Guernsey, of Susquehanna
County Mr.. G. will continue the business Of max
ing brick.
Unless Madam Rumor has greatly imposed upon
the often too creiulous Of the public. very
rious estrangemcnt, misunderstanding spat.
CARED at this place W thin the past dr,S, to.
tween n loving couple who had conclude to shorory
unite the rivuets o, their lives into ore broaIer
smoother stream "The course of true love- it IS
said. never did run smooth" Oh, fl! ! youngn's
Don't be foolish, Let by cones, be by-goses-kiss
and make up. There, now, that's a couple of good-
les
Lehigh Valley r., r. E1tension.--The
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company's North Branch
EItens;on builiing under the charter Of Pennsyiva
ns sul New York Canal ami Railroad Company,
between Wilkes Barro aud the New York State line,
open to traffic at both ends, from Wilkes Barre to
PittstOn at the South end, 10 miles, and between
Towanda and Wavsrly at the North ena, Is miles,
leaving uncompeted but progressing, 10 miles be-
tween Pittston aud Towanla.
1t will be seen that tlcenty tight per cent Of the
entire North Branch division is in operation. When
sbo haya heen tn traf
the Lehigh Valley Railroad Company will operate
2O6 miles of main line, from Easton to Wavery, be-
sides its Beaver Meadow and Mahanoy branches.-
And as the cars of the Lehigh Valley Railroad Co
will run north and northwest to the skes and south
and east to tideWater the Of its future opera
tions bounded by the and by the lakes contains
40 imme nse popuIation.-FernoHS Mining Reg.
Throw physic TO the dogs I'll none of it.
To make assurance doubly sure
I'll ake-PlantatOn Bittsrs
They never fail
This great Stomachic Healer is just what the peo-
pie need. II is a remedy they can rely on For
Dyspepsia Heartburn, Headache. Iziness, Ague,
Liver Complaints Pains in the Side and Back, II
has no equal not the least among it's virtues is its
extreme pIeasantness to the taste and tns"-e&sdte
beneficial effect Try it, suffering Dyspepties, and
be cured Such are the assertions ct those situated
N knew. From the vast amount Of this article sold
it must have great merit
Magnolia Water.
4 delightful toilet arricle-superIor TO CO.
logne and at half the price.
sickness IL an affection that waits on US all
None are exempt and there are none but need re-
lief from its attacks Whot yer can furnish this be-
comes our benefactor. A conviction prevails to al
Dr. Aver does it. Disorders OF the blood have beer
healed by bis Sarsa pariIla and afecti1 ms of th'
lungs by his Cheuy PectoraI, too frequently and
too distinctly to be disputed. His Ague Cure II
said BY those who use it, to never fail. Reader, il
you must have medical aid. take the best of mcdi
cine. Poor remedies are dear as good are cheap, a
any price you have to pay for them.-CharleStOr
Courier
What changed your gray hair to its natura
color Mrs S. A Allens Improved (ne" style )hai
Restorsr or Dressing, combined in one bottle fric'
One Dollar Sold by all Druggists
BE Wise tO-day.--'Tis madness to neglect