Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1869-03-10
IocaI and Personal.

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p,,1eIoUs SERVICES will be held ct the Court
= ON Tuesday evening Of next week by the
~ ~ rr Hare (Episcopal) of Pittston.
,,,,..< ELDERS, DR.. c. II. Dana, stephen Dana,
Mills and George Leighton, have been elected
,r,,jped as elders in the Presbyterian Church
.,bi. nlace. The three last named, were ordained
= sunday last.
Tgr FIRST TRAIN will probably pass over the
p.iroad Bridge, at this place, on Saturday next
-, f,r the purpose of making good our prediction
llos. week-Rather accommodating r. Il. Co.
,,y.ypEp-The two Presidential Addresses, which
no give in full, in our paper of to-day, has crowded
90, s.veraI items intended for this column, and has
sreptel Us from giving the usual variety of gener
anews.
DISTINGUISHED VIsIToRS.-Senator OsterhOut,
p,b Doc-carrer Newman, and paste pot Lott
made short visit 40 our town last week. They all
..sked sleek and well fed. After soOurn of a day
Two among an admring constituency they r.
..-,el 10 their duties, Docs and Pots.
rrrsTIoNABLR ECoNoNY.-We learn from un-
,gtted authority. that the pretended economists in
.a legislative pasting and folding Buro' at
harrisburg, instead Of rye hour-whieh is consider
r. not only better but cheAper-are actually using
- their paste, the first quality of wheat nourl They
- however reported to be using the rye in another
,ape in immense quantities. That's way they
ave Of putting down" the expenses of Legislature
r. TO MoxrRosE-B f. Blakeslee Esq, of
>rringvil!e who is most earnestly enlisted IN the
latter OF a railroad through Susquehanna County
4. connect with the L. " r. r. at the most ayaila-
point has procured to be printed and proposes to
CIRCULATE q subscription to the stock Of route to
r4ss up the middle branch Of Meshoppen going near
Aeseryille and Lynn. Mr.. B. is quite certain that
-road be built on some OF the various routes
.aggested and wishes to ascertain which one the
..eatcst amount of stock can be obtained.
APPLICATIONS FOR LICENsEs.-For the informa-
,au Of all concerned, republish the rule of Court
adopted last year in reference to the granting Of
ccnses in this County:
ordered that applications for Tavern Licenses
must hereafter be represented by attorney whose
lame must be endorsed upon the PetitiOn-other-
Tse such application will not be considered by the
Remonstrances specifying objections to granting
License must be filed on or before Monday afternoon
Eeceding the time appointed for granting Licenses
Tuesday afternoon is the time appointed Tor grant
X Licenses; hearing applications and objections
in contested cases the Court may fix future day
such hearing. Upon ming objections 70 grantiihg
ense, signed by citizens Of the district for which
sense is asked, subP@nas may be granted ior VIII
pr5of be necessary for the accommodation of the
l.ic and the entertainment of strangers and trav
.r and also that the applicant by his buildings,
BY THE COURT.
Nay l4th, 1868.
Public Sales, --Vendue bills have been printed
this Office during the past week, advertising Sales
personal property, as follows: ~
DO Friday March, 18th, E L. Underwood will sell |
r the residence of Richard Richards, in Monroe, |
ran horses, cows, yearlings, wagon, sc.
IN Tuesday March g, James Wilson will sell at
s residence in Auburn, Susqh. CO., horses. 6 cows |
Nj ,aeep. grain, household furniture, &c.
IN Saturday, March 90 Daniel June Will sell |
ID IN Of $50 acres, IS improved and well watered |
MI unmproyed contains a lot timber. Situate in |
.last0n township.
% Wednesday March a. Z, L. Underwood, will |
At the residence of Charles NTontayne, in North
-'yland, COW, hogs, pork, buckwheat bran;
qltry furniture, sc.
WHAT CAN BE DONE by untirng industry, ex-
attention to one branch of business coupled |
~ the strictest integrity, never more salts |
:orily exemplhed than in the case of Stroud & |
cvu, Insurance Agents at MOntrOse. But few |
l- ago, insurance of property from loss by fire, in
region Of the State was a thing almost unknown, |
.sie the larger towns and villages. Now, insur-
S lis the rule, with both town people and farmers,
81 non-nsurance the exception. Every prudent
--now pays the pittance necessary to secure him !
-.1st the accident of fire. This change has been |
LILY the result Of the thorough system of canvass
adopted by the Messrs. Stroud & Brown, who |
lssit point TO insure property only in the best |
| nlnies, that in all cases OF an honest loss, |
apt payment is made to the insured, q. H. Smith |
has been for some years engaged Solicitor |
81 ais Agency, and who has Wyoming County |
% sf in his charge, has now become one of our in
M -tions. We can about as safely count on 'Char
- periodical visits as we can on the changes Of !
# L0Un.