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

-,r directly into town within the coming week.
e bridge across the creek at this place being
II ready for the track.
Nr. Joshua Kelly, of this place, died this
"wednesday morning. The funeral services VIII
t held in the basement of the NJ. f. Church, on
Thursday, at O'Clock 2. N.
clover Seed.--AH who wish to secure n nice
,rticIe of Glover and Timothy seed, invited to
call at the store of Billings & Philips and examine
the nne stock on ha nd.
select schooI.--Naney Lyon will open the
srriDg term of a select school at MehoOpany, on
Tuesday the 3Oth inst Term to continue II weeks
For rates Of Tuition see advertisement in today's
paper.
Meetings by the Rev. DR.. Hare, Episcopal, of
Prtston. and by the Rev Mr.. Parks, Presbyterian,
of same place, were held at this place, Tuesday
evening a series of meetings being held at tine
Baptist Church by Elder Furman
Mistake.--It seems that mistaken
in announcing. some months since, the completion
and dedication public worship ofone of the church
IS in town. We are informed that even as late aa'
last sunday, at the house referred to, large num-
Der of sleepers were in full view.
Going up.--The north wing of Wallis brick
Hotel, with a new addition to same, is now nearly
finished to three stories high. The front or main
Juilding we understand will soon be built to four
stories. When these Improvements are completed
this Hotel will be of the most commodious in this
part o. the State.
Jobbing.--We have heretofore said but little
on the subject of our facilities for doing job work.
suppOsing that everybody and "the rest of man.
kind" knew that we could and do turn out, work of
the very best styles, and on the shortest notice
Vendue bills printed at from one to two hours no
tice All kinds of circulars, letter and bill heads, di-
rection tags labels envelopes and other jobs oprnt
ing. plain fancy, done at the shortest notice and
in the very best styles
The importation Of Rags IRON. the MeIilsrra-
mean, hides from Brazil, and other commodities from
the tropics is known to bring the germs of disease,
chiefly fevers, which sometimes very affecting
and fatal. Ayers Ague Cure stimulates the Liver
exerete these germs from the system cffectual
ly as it does the miasmatc poison of our Ague dis
tricts. Consequently it affords Invaluable protec-
tion to stevedOres and others whose occupations ex
pose them to these dangerous infections and We
hope to render chem valuable service in giving
them this information.-Neso York Despatch.
Medical EIectricity-- or a application of
this wonderful agent in the treatment of diseases
recently discovered by Prof. G. H Boles of Phia-
delphia, is producing some astonishing results in
scranton and WiIkes-B Barre. The Doctor, who ia
stopping at the latter place, has procured GER
,incates and recommendations from most of the
leading men there, and at Scranton.
The following diseases are those which have been
almost invariably cured by his method Of treatment:
Diseases of the brain and nervous system Of the eye
and ear, the respiratory digestive organs, skin
Diseases diseases Of the urinary and genital system
Public SaIes.--Vendue bills have been printed
this office during the past week advertising Sales
oipersonal property. as follows
On Saturday, March 9Th, Richard Brenton. of
Nicholson, will sell Horses, Cows, Yearlngs Heif-
cs, Shoats, Wagons, Sleghs, and farming utensils;
also Hay and potatoes
On Monday, Mar. 10th, II. A. Conger, Of Wash
nston Tp, will sell yoke Oxen, Mare with foal,
.C.lt,l Cow, Wagon, Sled, Harness and other
articles.
On Wednesday, Mar. L. Jacob Kresky, of Falls,
wi. sell l five year old Mare, two year Old Colt
Cows, . Yearlings, Shoats, Sheep, Wagons,
Slets. Plows, and other farming utensils.
Dedication.--The new NJ f. Church at Clarks
ireen, Abingdon Twp, Luzerne CO., dedicated
On Thursday, Feb. 25, by Rev. g. l. Ives of Auburn,
v Y. The day proved favorable, and fair audience
lsembled and listened TO an able and eloquent ser
after which he announced that the wholecost of
le neat and pleasant church, was four thousand of
dollars. sixteen hundred and fifty was unprovided
1r. The amount seemed large for the congregation
o raise but such the enthusiasm aroused that
the whole was soon subscribed and three hundred
dollars in excess. The building was then formally
ielicated and the congregation dismissed, well
pleased with the church, the sermon and especially
The collection.
S.FB