Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1869-03-17
Local and Personal.

APPLICANTS FOR HOTEL LICENSE at the next
Term of Court should have their petitions signed
and filed in the clerks Office on or before Tuesday
next.
Mr. ALVIN DAY of the Sunbury Democrat is now
aa a short visit to this place He offers his house
and lot here for sale,-a good opportunity to get
arstrate town residence.
LOST AND FoUND.-A fur cape was found in the
street at this place. one morning last week 1t will
be delivered to the owner indentifcation, by call
lns at this Office, and paying for this notice.
BRING 1T BAcK.-The person who took over
coat-nof his olvn-from Wallis Hotel, the 1Oinst
requested return IT, the weather for the past
few days has demonstrated its utility to The
OWNER
DIR. HARE, tEpiseopal,) of Pittston, held services
at Court House last evening. The ritual in this
church is new to very many Of our people. The
Doctor secures good audiences and for the present
will visit this place every fortnight.
ENrs.-Notwithstanding the inclemeut
and unfavorable just past, several new build
Ing are up and under way to be occupied by the
builders on the lst of April. The piles of humber,
stone, and other materials at various places about
town, indicate that many new buildings Will be
put up here during the coming summer.
THE FRET TRAIN of cars passed over the bridge
at this place yesterday, about one a half O'CLOCK
The event though not announced, produced quite
stir among our citizens The desire to see the first
train pass to the North of Tunkhannock, along the
Susquehanna, was quite general and many OF our
citizens availed themselves of that privilege.
TRIAr LIsT-Thc following cases have been put
on the civil list for trial at the next tApr term Of
court, in this County:
Lott Search Perry Monroe & J. S. Koon.
W NJ. Sherwood vs. Samuel Stark.
Wm. Martin Ezra Keeney.
Reuben PARKS VS. D. IL. Silkworth.
Michael Ryan Lemuel Harding.
VELocIPEDIAN.-Our place has already passed its
first veIoeipede sensation One Of these vehicles,
bicycle two-wheeler, brought here yesterday,
and soon gathered around it and its riders who ex-
hbited their skill by riding 1t up and down our side
walks quite a crowd of lookers-on. For our use we
prefer the unicycle one wheeled machine, the
same used By the boys who make the railroads and
canals. We think could manage one OF these bet
ter than one of the two-wheeled "cOnsarns'
We suppose that like the measles, whOOping-cOugh
and other contagious diseases the velocipede will
have its day in our midst-Let it come we've been
yaccinated!
AN ACCEPTABLE PRRs ENT-A daughter who had
gone the way of all the grls-married and moved
several hundred miles rom the parentai roOl-"ds
told by her father during a recent visit TO him, at
th place. that she about to be the recipient OF
an inexpensive, though valuable present The old
man now ay-haired and seventy, who has seen
much Of the world and experienced its numerous ups
downs we'll knew how to keep his promise. He
came to office and ordered copy of the Demo
crat be forwarded to her every week Besides the
intrinsic value of the paper he will bring to her
mind as often she shall It, tho remembrance of
nr-ips fafh hat n
present could have been made In what better way
could the old man have kept his pro mise?
Those having friends living at dista nce by !
whom they wish to be remembered and to whom they
wish to do a favor profit by the example of this
hther.
PUBLIC SALEs.-Vendue bills have been printed |
this office during the past week advertising Sales
Of 0tpersonal property follows:
T. L. Underwood, will sell the residence of FL
Is ". stevens, in Eaton, Tuesday, March 23rd, |
horses cows, bull, calves, wagon grain, &c.
Also L. Underwood, will sell at the residence of
A. o. Lutes, in Northumberland, Thursday, March |
18th. mare cows yoke of steers, heieT. bull, sc.
Also f. L. Underwood will sell at the residence of
HI John NJ. Kunsman, in Tunkhannock township on |
March S0th 5 horse cows, BULL 25 sheep, hogs,
Nj wagons, harness. barrels cider 1000 lumber, sc.
Also II. H. Walters, will sell at the late residence
Of Hiram Stark, decd, in Tunkhannock tp, on
Saturday, March 2Tth, horses, cows, yearlings |
2wag5ns, pair bob sleighs sc.
BUSINESS SUCcRss.-To begin the world without |
dollar, accomplish an income Of several millions |
year clear gain, and still be in the yigor of life like
4. 7. Stewart requiqss qualifications which any
one can attain who hay force of character, deter
nination
lst. An important element of business success In
New York City is TO begin with advantages in your
M Lne eEceed by none.
o. Your style of living should be moderate as |
N possible, enable you sell at the cheapest
47ing rates thus you soon get run OF cash GUS
toners for it is true the world over, that those who
always have ready money, the most particular
their efforts to make their purchases at the lowest
cash price, and they forsake the place where
such bargains are had. One day as my neghbor T. |
aghted from his 'Four-in hand, after an afternoon
airing In the Central Park he said to me, 'This is
Peasant Doctor but do you know that l worked |
-4rd ior ten years in this city, before felt able to
cal a dinner that cost shilling" Hell |
aoW worth q million
3d. When you have obtained a set of customers by |
'Aeap sales, he increasingly particular that your
articles shall be the best Of the kind this secures
"e confidence Of your customers, who not only will
l.' leave you, but constantly sound your praises
Ah' De Living Breathing Advertisement -!
'a Have price for al, and that, cash in hand;
mus time Is saved, losses made, and you can
Alol to sell still lower than your neighbors who |
4 make up their losses by greater prices to those
HAo pay and thus most unjustly make those who |
always have money pay the bills ofthose who never
M have any.
now do you make your fortune said to man |
'le day who retired from business before he fifty
4a4 Who, after being informed, that six hundred |
'l'l'and tollars had been stolen from him, coolly
# 'Fled: Il have plenty more left,r and went to |
~ 4nner he replied that he always made it point
W !. give better bargains to those who sent their or
-s's .han those who came select for themselves,
"a soon the people learned to have faith in him.
-'n' mold to bad stock if the people do not fan
y" line Of goods, knock the prices down every day
-"' You have cleared your counters; then invest |
M d." better style, which will bear profit. Bad |
'A costs you more every day by the interest ot |
On rent, and by loss Of use of capital. Such are |
-s business principles which have secured the sue
W ' oi Baldwin, the Clothier Of Canal and
"1''a"ay-Dr Hall, Halls Journal Of HeaHh for |
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