Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1869-04-21
Local and Personal.

pREAcnSG-The Rev Mr. Hare (Episcopal) Of
pitston. will preach at the Court House next Tues
day evening.
VENpUE.-E. l.. Underwood, auctioneer, will
sell at Public Sale at the residence of Chas H. Gar
ris5n in South Eaton, Thursday, April 10Th 1859,
horses set harness, Hog, wagon. horse rake,
amowing machine, hay-fork and fixtures, Sleds
Plows. Harrows, Grain on the ground and by the
ru.hc. straw by the bundle. and Hay by the ton.
FISH MARKEr.-Mr. Robert Shields has establish.
,I \ market for Fish, Oysters, Vegetables, Fruits,
&C.. at the store formerly occupied by Sittser Co,
on Turnpike ST., where he proposes to keep on hand
a all times -resh Shad and other fish, together with
all other articles in his line We bespeak for him
the patronage of the public Advertisement next
week.
D. l.. - W. r. r. CHANGE oP TIME.-A new time
table on the Del. Lack. & w r. r. went into effect
On the 5th inst The up Westward mail train
masses Factoryville and Nicholson, at 436 and 456
P " accommodation train, at 1900 and 1890 NJ.
The down or Eastward mail train, Passes through
Nicholson and Factoryvle at G. so and ia A. NJ.
accommodation train. al 456 and $50 p NJ.
YELoCIPEDEs.-A school, wherein the mysteries of
MISREPRESENTATION taught, is in full blast
"
the pantalooned portion of visitors The ladies who
visit the hall merely for the purpose of encouraging
the fearless riders with their smiles, are admitted
without charge number of our young men have
already become quite proficient in managing the
wild untamed steed, called the Veloeipede.
A Coop THING.-Mr. T. b. Wall, who has for
some years past experienced great inconvenience on
account of the failure of the Water Company, at
ro rly-b 10 hot oil hoe
pleted the work of supplying himself from most
cellent spring on his own premises He brings the
water in logs a distance Of about three-fourths Of
nile. This will add much to tho convenience of that
hotel and speaks well for the energy ofits propri
et0r
RorR FERRY.-NTr. Ezra Keeney has lately put
up and now has in successful operation wire rope
ferry his place two miles above Laceyvie, which
will very much facilitate the crossing of the river at
that point In going to and coming from Towanda,
from this county, the crossing Of the river at
that place will travellers about three miles of
the distance besides avoiding the difficulties and
dangers OF the BrowntOwn mountain. Mr. Ezra
keeney has most excellent arrangements for ferry
ing, besides being always hand and attentive to
the safety and convenience of tho travelling public.
COMING TO CoME-"Gentile Spring whose com
ing has been invoked in the most pathetic, i not
poetic terms by the poets and philosophers of this
gion, has for the past few days given signs of her
coming. That cold blooded old chap, winter, has
been lingering in the lap of the gentle creature rath
er too long for herreputation The affair has already
oceasioned good deal of talk and scandal among
the weatheTwise. 1t is to be hoped that she will at
tone in the future, for past delinquencies.
"COme gentle Spring"
CARRIAGEs.-Wm. Mack X Son at this place,
have now on hand at their shops full stock of fin
ished work of all kinds and styles of carriages and
platform spriag wagons.
Those wishing to purchase would do well to call
and examine them. This firm is permanently loca-
ted here and intend to establish If they have al
ready done So reputation for first class work. The
style ard finish of their carriages is exceed by
any made in the county, as they employ ONLY the
best wOrkmen, In all the different departments of
their manufactory.
Shops on Putnam St, one door below Tioga St.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. George Fclker., a farmer
in Meshoppen, has among IA flock of sheep, black
ewe-one Of the genuine woolly -heads-which for
years past has been consistent niscegenationist of
the most prolific kind-having each year brought
forth twin lambs, one white and the other black.
This spring, as if accepting the theory and prac
tce of the lords of creation taught and practced
in that model Commonwealth OF Massachusetts, she
has given evidence of a complete reconstruction,
and conversion to the ''beachngout'' process, so
much in vogue down east, by producing three white
lambs. The old eve has shown that this thing
can be successfully done-by the "woolly heads
Congress should vote her pension.
IMPORTANT TO TRAvELERs.-9Ir. Jacob Rittis-
paugh announces, that he will run a daily line of
stages from Tunkhannock to Springville, on and
after Monday, April 18th inst. Leaving SPringville
at 6l4 O'Clock A. NJ, or in time to connect with the
n. Y and Philadelphia down train, the L. V. r.
r.. at Tunkhsnnock: and leaving Tunkhannock
for SpringviIle, Lynn, and other points along the
route, on the arrival of the ~ Y. Passenger train
IN the afternoon
Passengers, living at Springville and along the
line Of this stage route, go to, return from ~
\. and Philadelphia on the same day or visit Pitts
ton, Wilkesbarre and intermediate points, and re-
turn on the same day
The Public patronage is solicited.