Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1869-01-06

CAST ME NOT OFF IN TIME OF OLD AGE"
Donation. 1.-The friends of the Rev. J. A. Davis
sill make him a Donation visit at the Hall, in
Barnes' Brick Block, in MehOopany, on Thursday,
Jan 2lst 1869.
All are invited to attend.
BY order Of Committee.
DonatiOn.--The friends Of the Rev j, IL. Wes-
,,p. will make him Donation visit Thursday
afternoon and evening, January, l4th 1862, at
Barnes Sons new Hall. All are invited to attend
BY order of Committee.
NehOopany, Jan. 5th Cd
see New Advertisements.
Eagle Drug Store, by Charles Wright.
Plaster for sale by Hiram Hall.
Patent Hay Fork, by ]. r. Halock.
stencil Plate Cutting by b. q. White.
Shaving, Hair dressing, Curling Waterfall and
switch making, by Professor ]. Berlinghof
Sad Accident.--P Porter Squier worthy young
man OF Nicholson, while engaged at the Oxford
Mines near Scranton fell from ginpole distance
upwards Of forty feet and received such in
uries resulted in his death after few hours. His
remains were brought home for burial.
New VI. Z. Church.--OP Pening services will
.s held in the Basement of the new NJ E. Church,in
Iunkhannock, on Sunday January 10th, at 1o4
vi A ". and p NJ All are invited to attend. Come
sd Participate in dedicating the Basement the
.aIuttful house. to the service of the Lord of Sab
-5-hs. : +. BROWN.
Anew Il. Il. Station Ga the L. V. L. R. has
cen established at LaGrange, five miles below here,
II which place passengers living in that region can
AXE passage or leave all the regular trains.
As no table has been put out since the establish
asnt Of this Station, it does not yet appear upon
item
Bridge Co.'s EIection.--The annual election
Officers Of the Tunkhannock Bridge Company
E4s 4cli on Monday last. The following Officers
we're chosen for the ensuing year
PREsIDEST-G. Z. Palen.
NASAGERs-Wm: NJ. Piatt, Jonathan jenkins,
3. D Gearhart, Willard Harding, J. Is. Graham and
Elisha sharp.
>zrEErARY-Harvey SIcker.
James e.. CLARK. the distinguished vocaliAt and
npgser Is advertised to give of his musical en-
'sCtlinments at the Court House in this place on
Monday the 18th inst Mr.. Clark has an enviable
--rutaton ballad singer and from the very
.mplimentary notices he has ELECTED from the
Pres: everywhere we have doubt he will afford
a-e entertainment to lovers of good music in this
The Home journal acknowledged good authori-
such matters says; 'hIs songs full of sweet
-~, and melody
t4e County Commissioners, who have lately ex-
4lu~i it, and by all others who have done so the
--t perfect OF its kind in the County. Mr.. II. B.
t--aH the contractor, who furnished the plan and
... it, is winning golden opinions from all who
l.s over. "Beecher' who has had an extensive ex-
-snce in this line and indeed on all kinds of pub
works. has always we believe, given entire salts
4'ua wherever he has undertaken any kind Of
Trs.
The Wyoming National Bank Statement
shed in to-day's paper furnishes the StoekhOl-
s- and Depositors in that bank very satisfactory
.-...t Of it's management and operation during the
quarter.
g-.,a its establishment, it has paid semi-annual d
-ats of per cent to its StockhoIders.at the same
ls accumuatlng reserve or surplus fund of sew
"a. thousands of dollars. The large amounts due 1t
other Banks the small amounts due to them
an excellent standing abroad
The large amount of home deposits-nearly $780,
shows a good standing at home. We venture
30 pinlon that there few If any "back-wood's.
Bank Of equal capital which can make q better ex-
Ayers American Almanac fer $50 is now
..g for delivery gratis by q. Detrick in this place.
=. other dealers in DR. Ayers medicines every
'-grc
--is Almanac which is always good one, may
q as 10 its dates, representations &c, be Of any
'e value than hundreds Of others But in one re-
. II Is. in opinion far superior to all others
- kind. II gives the reader the names and
a..tiet Of the best proprietary medicines in the
-.s catalogue Of them. We speak understandingly
his subject. Ayers Sarsapara is unrvalled as
's-t!e tonic and blood purifier. His Cherry Pecto-
a. makes short work of dry hacking cough and
So Pills make rapid and thorough "internal i'm
'.mcnts" We presume his Hair Vigof possesses
Ae qualities the DIR. claims for it at least when
'-air gets thin gray shall try 1t with per-
ejnhdence in its virtues
Runaway SIeigh.--Qute an amusing run
Say occurred in town the other day in which two
cool headed ladies and a fractions sleigh were
Principals.
irs Alice Miller and GIrs Mark Wheat, a couple
W so-d Baptist sisters, had engaged Mr.. Vince
a. h'rses-a sober. religious looking pair, by the
-s-and two horse sleigh, with which they were
''1ng some of the good things to be dispensed
i-ter Furmans donation. When coming down
main street through town. the traces became
-7' from the whiftetrees, the tongue fell and
'e2h ran against the horses, whereupon they
.~ little pious speed, just enough to keep out
way Mrs. Miller, meanwhile, clung vigorous
Tie lines. Upon arriving at the corners, the
turned down Turnpike street.-Mrs Miller
'A- Eer hold on them, seemed to consent TO
--'e' sitting erect on the seat and its numerous
~" provisions. pitchers of milk, &c, all
'-a up with care kept on its course down
street for several rods, until finslly-When /
.li'''te Starks Hall-the place of destination |
'Il"H. The ladies look cheerful and com |
& 80, u they had been coasting down hill for the
he sleigh, thought, looked little
be- .''oIess being somewhat ashamed of its con- /
'4e Lorses were stopped by bystander be-
had gone quarter of the distance run by !
''.'Io4a sleigh.
'"Ece'ts held New Years Eve, |
#M iears night, by the Presbyterian Church !
H.. '".' Place with valuable assistance from |
''her ChoiTsJ under the direction of 1
s. q - oE'ous, Of Wilkesbarre, were success /
-''L' they proved successful in promoting
VI tAe performers not informed !;