Wyoming Democrat from Tunkhannock, Pennsylvania • 3

DMINISTEATOR'S NOTICE. The TnnktiminocK Cornet Band. From 1850 to 1860 there was little occurred of more importance than the an "Wyoming democrat-; TUNRHANNOCK, WEDSDAY, MAY 6, '74. Letters of administration havlnffhfwn matadtn HEN XING. In Mehoopanv towushiD nual attendance at the county Fair, otv on the 2fth of April, 1874, Sarah Theodo the undersigned, by the Register ot Wyo.

covnty, upon the estate of Rhoda Lickinion, dee'd, lata of Centermoreland township, in said eonntv. all wuouif, lu MM OVUUVJ, ra, wile of John C. Ilenmng, aged 22 persons knowing themselves to ha tnribti ta casional jaunts to the neigboring villages and the invariable custom of celebrating the Fourth of July, with the exception years. and mn mmi nono loss than the founder of the Christian religion himself, as Jesus was no ascetic, and drank wine. The miracle of Cana, wherewith, according to the Gospel of John, chap, he began his public life, would alone be sufficient proof of this.

as an Israelite who had come "not to destroy, but to fulfill," he also drank wine, at least on every Friday evening, on the commencement of Sabbath. For it was then a generally accepted and obeyed law among the Jews, Ballroad Prospectfl Meeting at the Court House in Tnnkhnnnotk on the 12th Inst. The People awake the importance of building; the Wyoming and Snllivan Bail way. Our people seem to be thoroughly alive to the importance of adding railroad fa-cili ties and have made some especial exertions to further the building of the Wyoming and Sullivan Railroad a road which will open up a country rich in timber, of the finest varieties and almost exhaustless. PR ODD CIS MARKET of the death of L.

Ebstudt, Which hap aid estate are requested to make immediate payment and those having claims against the same will present them, duly authenticated, for settlement, to OLMSTEAD DICKINSON, Centremoreland, May 1, 1874 tlw Adm'T. Wholeialt Price of Country Produce. Corrected pened in 1858. This Was the first death that had occurred in the organization 43PW KIKP HO SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS. TB TIMi TO WHICH SUBSCRIBERS HAVE PAID rORRB Democrat is indicated by the at PBIHTED ON THE TIMTBD ADDRESS LABELS AT-TACHBD TO THEIR PAI'SRS.

rreetiyoy BlLLlNUSIr TOtVNSEND De alert in Dry Good; Groceriet, 4-c, on Turnpike near the Canal) Tunkhannock, Pa. and particular honors were paid to the remains, the Band playing a dirge, com posed expressly for the occasion at the grave. Such a spectacle was new to the people of this vicinity and it attracted a to take a cup of wine before the first Sabbath-meal was eaten, and to praise God by saying, before drinking it, "Blessed Honey.perlb. -12 151 Apples, gTeenn.00Ql.25 Hides, per lb. 6'4 ft, 10 Lard, per lb.

12 12 Beans, tt bus. 2,00 2.25 Pork fresh per ft 07" 8 Beeswax, Vik 2 Potatoes, pr bus 65 75 Butter, per 30 Oats, 321bs 60 per bush 85 NOTICE. The Stockholders of the Tunk hannock Bridge Company are hereby notified that an election for President, and such other officers as they ma think necessary to conduct the bnsines of thi company for the ensuing year, will be held at the office of Wm. M. ft Jm W.

Piatt, Esq" ij the borongh-of Tunkhannock, on 1874, at one o'clock P. M. John D.r, Sec-y. PIATT'- P't-Tunkhannock, April IS, 1874. 38w3.

On Tuesday evening, of last week, a large crowd and excited much attention and remark. Aye, per Dusn. 85 75' Eggs, per do. 15" wheat. 1.60 "1.75 Hav.rarton.i no meeting of citizens was heldatthe Keeler House pursuant to call by tho Commis Post Office Directory.

MAILS CLOSS. Philadelphia and New York 12:16 p. Western and Northern 8p.m. Moo 3:26 p.m. Michelrw-Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays 8pm BowinCreekio Elton, South E- i and Vernoa Mondays, Wednesdays and lp.

1- H. W. Babdwbll, Postmaster. be Thou, Lord, King of the Universe, who has created the fruit ofth8 vine." (See Talmud Berachoth 29; Baba Bathra, In the autum of 1860 it was determined 10 "12vi Buckwheat, 6080j sioners" of the Wyoming and Sullivan 98; Hesachin, 101, 10G, 114, and many other passages.) I will also remind the Railroad, for the purpose of discussing matters pertaining to the above railway and the reception of guests from Bing- Dr. J.

J. Updegraf, who has considerable celebrity as an oculist and aurist, is also quite a mechanical genius, and has invented several useful patents. His latest effort is a veritable perpetual motion. Such a machine has always beon considered chimerical, if nst im-posible; but there is no question that this machine will perform all that is claimed for it. The principle consists of two -horizontal arms, or levers, justified on oscilating pivots.

The motive power isja number of balls which move the levers by rolling back and forth through a convexity formed for the purpose. As one lever moves in one" direction the other does in an opposite and the power is so adjusted that the force of one lever starts the other. The model is small, but handsomeand costly. It is a very-pretty plaything and displays a marvelous degree of ingenuity. The Dr.

is justly proud of it, but whether it can ever be utilized we are not prepared to say, though it looks as though it might be. The Dr. also has a passion for pets and keeps in his office on Lackawanna avenue, opposite the Wyoming House, a cage of purely white (not mice but) rats, whose docility, intelligence and performances are really wonderful. We would advise any of our readers, who may happen in Seranton; to give the Dr. a call, and seeforthemselvsthe.se wonders.

They will find him attentive and obliging. In another item we mention the accident to little Charley Schrank, of Pittston, by which he lost a leg, from indulging the reprehensible practice of jumping on and off of cars while they are in motion. He was a bright, inteUigent little Obstacles to Marriage. Happy relief for vounir men from the effects ol Railroad lime Table. to visit the State Fair, which was held at the village of Wyoming; and in order that this might be done in a becoming manner and good style, it was determined to have the Band wagon repaired and repainted.

This was done at a cost of about $50. By constant drill and practice the quality of the music furnished by the Band, at this period, was very Errors and Abuses in earlv life. Manhood re MONTROSE RAILWAY. hamton and other places, who were invited to view the proposed route. Sam reader that, in his very last supper (which was a Paschal Supper, Luke Jesus drank wine.

And, on this occasion, he as a law-abiding Israelite, drank at least four cups of- wine. In the Mishna Pesachim, chap, we have a full account of the laws and usages concerning tho Paschal Supper, as they were SOUTH. HOBTH. Leave Tank. 8:35 a.

m. "-Wii," 8:65 p. uel Stark presided and G. E. Palen was Arrrive, stored.

Impediments to Marriage removed. New method of treatment. New and remarkable remedies. Books and Circulars sent free, in sealed envelopes. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No.

2 South Ninth Philadelphia, P- Institution having a high reputation for honorable conduct and professional skill.43yl 6.45 a. m. 8:15 p. m. made Secretary.

The proceedings of the last meeting were. read. B. M. Stone JJEMEDY FOR HARD TIMES OB HOW TO CIRCUMVENT A Stringency in the Money Market, This discovory, so important to per.

sons who Rave been or miy he affected by the financial panic, may be made by a visit to the store of F. SITTSER, where will lw found a large stock of NEW AND SEASONABLE GOODS. fine, both as- to precision of execution, the harmony of its arrangments and what in vogue in the time of Jesus and were musicians call difficult composition. CONSUMPTIVES. made a report of what had beea done.

Col. Marcy roported that a preliminary The team consisted of four beautiful -io trout fishing, as yet too much Decoration Day fallB on Saturday, this year. TCle cheapest Hats in town at Mrs. Bedford's. The advertiser, having been Dermanentlv cur.

ed of that dread disease, Consumption, by a Sim- black horses, two of them being owned by" General Baker, then a citi here the proper place, I might give a large tableau-vivant of a Jewish Paschal Sunper 1,900 years ago. For our present purpose, it suffices, however, to say that it was a law to drink at least four cups of wine before and while reciting the )ie Temeay, is anxious to maae Known to nis tel-ow sufferers the means of cure. To all who de zen of Factoryviile, and the other two sire it he will send a copy of the prescription We imve been requested by County Superintendent Bodte who by the way is very attentive to the interests of our common schools to call the attention of school directors to the following provision of the school law upon the subject of a uniformity of text books. As the school year is about commencing it is important that directors, understand the law and govern themselves accordingly. On page 57 of Prof.

Wickersham's digest of the school laws of this State appears the following section Sec. 58. That immediately after the annual election of teachers in each school district of the State, and before the opening of the schools for the ensuing term, there shall be a meeting of the directors or controllers and teachers of each district; at which meeting the directors or controllers shall decide upon a series of school books, in the different branches to be taught during the ensuing school year; which books, and no other, shall be used in the schools of the district during said period. t4 The crusaders have made their demonstration. On Saturday afternoon they visited the Keeler House, Wall's Hotel and Cortright's saloon, making prayers and singing at each place.

It is not certain that either of them sell liquor; but they do sell cider and Mr. Cortright, we understand, agreed not to sell any more after he had disposed of what he had on hand. The following named ladies composed the party. They were used with the utmost politeness and respect and not a word uttered with which fault could be found: Mrs. Martha Kitchen, Miss Frank Overfield, Mrs.

Loren Dewey, Mrs. A. F. Yost, Miss Alice Irvin, Mrs, Frank Bertran, Mrs. M.

W. Dewitt. We have not learned whether the movement is to be repeated but should presume not, as there really seems to be little need for it in this town. The names were all registered at Wall's Hotel, in regular order. The D.

L. W. R. R. Company have a large gang of men at work near Fac-toryville, straightening the curves and filling in the bed of heir road with culm evidently as a preparatory step to the construction of a double rack, yet none of the employes of the company have any idea when said track will be laid.

As every section of their road, We believe, 'is now double except that between Clark's Summit and Nicholson it is evident that will be also laid before many years. Danci JfG and Fault-Finbino. Rev. Mr, Nightingale contributes to the Springfield Republican the following story of Rev; Dr. Lothrop, an eccentric parson who officiated in West Springfield "A young lady a member of Dr, Lothrop's church, went on a visit to a neighboring town, and while there at survey had been made as far as Blossom's, a distance of sixteen or eighteen miles.

Several letters were read. Messrs. Loren Dewey and G. addressed used, (free of charge), with the directions for by William Warner, who was driver, assisted by Ned House. The horses were paring and using the same, which they will 1 a bubb Cubs for Consumption.

Asthma. remarkably well matched and the turn prayers and songs of thanksgiving on Passover eve, see Mishna ut supra. Bronchitis, do. Parties wishing the prescription will please address the meeting upon the resources of the- out very showy and Along Could we, in this place, somewhat ex ttSV. Xj.

A. Wll, 21m0 194 Penn Willlamsbugh, N. Y. the road, between Tunkhannock and which have been bought at Panic Pri-. haust the subject, we might quote a number'of Talmudical passages in sup TERRORS OF YOUTH-- -Bowman's Creek mountain was covered with snow on Monday.

pays and for hill boards in Owego and Susquehanna Depots -Inhere will be eight applications for divorces at the next term of the Bradford conpty court. A double track, upon the Pa. between Towanda and Athens, gentleman who Pittston, people very generally rcognized it as an arrangement in which all had ces, and can be sold at much Greatly XU suffered for years from Nervous Premature decay, and all the effects of youthful Bowman's Creek country' The following committee was appointed to entertain the guests Samuel Stark, John Day, D. Wright, N. J.

Harding, Ansart, G. E. Palen, P. M. Osterhout, B.

M. Stone, William Benedict and Milo Keeler. Ad Keduced Bates. indiscretion will, for tho sake of suffering humanity, send free to all who need it, the recipe and direction for making the simple remedy by some little proprietorship and as it entered Pittston and drove up to the Eagle Hotel it was welcomed with enthusiasm. port of tho fact that, for Kiddush, on Friday evening, and for the Paschal Supper, unfermentcd wine, yayin migitto, wine fresh from the press) might have been hich he was cured.

Sufferers wishing to profit fellow and unusually active, delighting by the advertiser's experience can do so by ad- Maj. Wm. M. Piatt accompanied the dressing in periect connaence. in athletic He, knew that acci used, was allowed to be used but that tho laws and customs in the days of journed to meet on the evening of May jutuN u.

uijtutiN. 42 cedar All the new and desirable styles of A large and varied assortment of 12th. dents sometimes happened, but had that confidence in himself which led him to suppose that he was safe. Like the old Christ demanded and preferred explicitly fermented wine. The above meeting was supplemented, I am strongly tempted to say more on saying that "all men think all men mortal but themselves," the boys are apt QJRAND OPENING.

Is tftlnjg rapidly built. VThe river is remarkably high for the season and the smaller neighboring str3i9 are in like condition. ix men escaped from the Chemung county jail 'at Elmira, last week. All wfejwatUng trial on charges of burg- Mr.A. Fitclu who recently grISKuated at the Keystone Academy, at Feioiyville, is now a Collegian at PRINTS, on Saturday evening, by a large and attentive audience.

It was called for the purpose of using additional measures to awaken the people to the importance of to think that an accident might happen Band, upon this occasion, acting somewhat in the capacity of master of ceremonies. Upon arriving at the Fair ground it was met by Elisha Sharp and a committee of officers of the State Fair and assigned the post of honor at once. Upon tho wagon and taking, up a position adjoining headquarters, members of the other bands present flocked around our boys and gave them a warm welcome. They had the1 distinguished honor of leading the cavalcades and were made the recipients of many gratifying to any other person but that they are per Not Precisely of the Centennial Eziitios, this subject. My remarks, however, have grown already too long, and, therefore, I stop.

I stop with saying that the fanatical and one-sided total-abstience people (well-meaning as they undoubtedly are) have neither the religion of the Old nor the New Testament, but have sonally safe. Here are two incidents of 5 WHITE GOODS, LINEN, MUSLINS, BUT OP A FINE DISPLAY accident happening to boys, no more than twenty miles distant, through the foolish practice of jumping on the oars and yet you can see dozens of little fellows indulging in the dangerous amuse Poughkeepsio, New York made unto themselves a new religion building this road, and to make preparations for the meeting at the Court House on the 12th and also for giving the visitors, from Binghamton and other places, a fitting reception. Speeches were made by Hon. P. M.

Osterhout, F. Ansart, Loren Dewey, Judge which they falsely label "Christianity." Wllkes-Barre wants to build asteam- attentions. Passing by one of those ment, at our depot, every dayv bleached nnbleached, of various mills, stately mansions Which adorn the way- Of elegant Saddles, Saddlery, Hardware and various other articles pertaining to the Saddle and Harness business, at the Seldom has there been a season when Respectfully, Chicago, April 15, 1874. A B. Rabbi.

Five iron steamships are to be bosS, to ply between that place and Plym-oifthV 'The experiment has been tried, three times, and failed. Bedford's will be found a winter prolonged its stay to such an un EMBROIDERIES, HANDKERCHIEFS, built at Chester, for the Pacific side between Wyoming and Kingston, where there was a bevy of pretty girls, a signal was made by them for the wagon to stop. Upon doing so one of them presented a magnificent wreath in a very graceful little speech, to which Maj. Piatt NEW BUILDING, Harvey Sickler and P. W.

Redfield.Esq. Each of these gentlemen spoke warmly mail steamship company. reasonable length. Very few of the inhabitants of this region will remember seeing the mountains white with snow on the first of May, and it will probably be many years before they will see it of the advantages which would accrue, GLOVES, Womait to thb Rescub. A Storv of the New adjoining Mrs.

BardwelFs millinery establishment, recently erected by i. (h. ml. i. 1 AMnKfAMH SHAWLS, BLANKETS, again.

Notwithstanding the lateness of not only to our toWn but to the entire region through which the Wyoming and Sullivan Railroad will pass, as well as to GEOKGE E. BABDWELL, tended a party and danced. Tidings of goods, at very low prices. Country produce taken in exchange for goods. -Theodore Hart, well antf favorably known to our citizens, who has been residing at Austin, Texas, for a year or two, is yisi ing his old friends in our town.

Ac hard, freezing weather occurs w'ill have a very fair fruit crop in this FLANNELS writer T. S. Arthur's last work, and it is one whleh especially commends itself to the attention of the people at this time. It deals directly with and wholly upon the exciting topic of the day, having for its snbject the new woman movement against intemperance, and, although in the shape of a story, is a most powerful argument against the pictures of oft-recurring incidents, and intense dramatic replied. At Wilkes-Barre the Major rather took charge of matters and kept the Band pretty busy.

"He, it seems, had made up his mind that there was not going to be any half-way business connected with the affair, and neither was there." Montrose, Binghamton, fcc. Mr. Yost, WATER-PROOFS, of the Republican, then read an article the season the prospect for an abundant yield of fruit was never better. The mildness of the winter prevented the buds from being blasted by the cold, and the steady cold weather of the spring has kept back the vegetation, so that there is probably little danger from spring frosts. I HOSIERY, A large assortment of from the Binghamton Times, giving difference of cost of the two routes proposed enects, win convince the most casual reader ot the trutc of its arguments, and awaken impulses which cannot fail to produce great good to Andrew Sickler, of course, was on the where he has on hand as fine a display of articles in his lino as are usually found anyvhere and he is now prepared to execute all orders for work, from team harness to tho finest mounted and most- costly styles, promptly and at reasonable rates.

He invites the public to give him a call and exaraiue Fair grounds. Without his presence It will It will the oommunity. rove a real messing to reach the Sullivan coal fields, the lum and pleasure to many, and as it carries with its With good weather for the next two IT a ftef days since, and found, them -Sherm Stevens has recently added toBj.Kve stock a fine team of bright Yam h.rap. Sherm is a tolerablv crood her sins reached home lefore her. On her return she was visited and called to most severe account for the disgrace she had brought upon herself and upon the church, and which had been found out, notwithstanding it had been done among strangers.

One staid maiden was specially earnest in her rebukes, and made the poor girl feel very bad. shall I she asked. 'You had better go and see Dr. She did go and told him all about it. 'And so, my dear, you went to the party and danced, did you? he 'Yes, 'And did you have a good 'Yes, Well, I truths a singular charm of Interest, It Is a work the crowd would not have been complete because he always attended such gather weeks farmers can accomplish much in which will be without doubt larsrelv read.

We ber district already mentioned, and Will-iamsport. 7 One route is. via Montrose AND TRAVELING-BAGS. ings and took as much interest in them and Tunkhanaoek and the other via can confidently recommend it to our readers as one which, whilst they can make large circulation lor, will prove of nnteld value to all who read it and to every Woman who has the slightest Interest in this movement it will be of the as any boy would in a circus, i The old the way of sowing and planting, and with a favorable summer there is no reason to apprehend a failure in crops of any kind. 1 Towanda and Canton.

To make the nar his stock. GEO. E. BAUD WELL. May 1864.

greatest interest and worth. The publishers are Carpets and Oil Cloths in variety. row gauge, by Montrose and this place desirous of giving it early and large circulation, judge of horseflesh and has a decided passion for good animals. X'The canal bridge at the foot of East Tioga street has been taken down by the railroad company and the ditch filled up. Haas Heckman has about one-half day's The election for officers of Triton ana want agents to sell it they will lurniBti a members of the Band will recollect that Andrew never had a very exalted opinion of the music it, furnished.

He used to say "Here them fellers have been going toote, toote, for over ten years, and I never heard them play a tune yet." "He JSTA Hose Company will take place to-mor will cost 50 per cent, less than the broad gauge by Towanda, and the tonnage by for and we strongly recommend any ot our readers desiring profitable employment. VEGETABLE SICILIAN READY-MADE CLOTHING. (wnust tney can be doing a large measure oi the Wyoming and Sullivan route, it was row evening. There is saiu to ne considerable feeling with regard to who shall be the officers. This is all well enough, am glad of it, and 1 hope you will go again, and enjoy yourself.

And now I good circulating it,) to apply for an agency at once, as we learn that choice of territory is being used to hum Belles of Baltimore some A large stock of fashionable and well- shown, would bo largely in excess of hat want you to tell me the name of the wom MAIM RENEWER. last taken up lor it. Messrs. I. M.

btoaaart times and it was probably tho only tune Of the other. Philadelphia, are the publishers. made garments. for which he ever, had a fancy. Tutton an who has been making you all this trouble.

She told. 'Go to that woman and tell her from me. that if she wants to Every citizen of this community is, or COMIUOtOplCS. concluded he would please Andrew, and This standard article is compounded with the for it shows that the boys value the places in their company and when a man consents to run for office, whether political or otherwise, he should use all honorable means to procure an election. But, in this particular instance, those The following appeared lately in the Phila so he arrranged his favorite air for the greatest care.

should be, directly interested in the building of tho Wyoming and Sullivan delphia Ledger The best make of get to heaven, she had better make more use of her feet and less of her Its effects are as wonderful and satisfactory as Band. When Andrew heard it he jump-up, clapped his hands and said "There; TTIT ANTED To trade a vault in Monument Railroad. Its great advantages can scarce ever. Cemetery tor a piano. 827 North nth BOOTS SHOES, that's something like Blad Narrow Oangre Wil Oauxe Ball- It restores gray or faded hair to its youthful ly-ce estimated.

Thus we hope to see HATS AND CAPS. roaus that that Band has got so it can play a who are not elected can content themselves with the thought that instead of paying for supper for others they are eat work more to do leveling oil tne roaa. TfMr. K. A.

Niven, who has been con-nepted with the Pittston papers for some time, has accepted an editorial situation oncthe Titusville Morning Herald. Ned is good writer and an experienced edit Anotlier youngster lost a leg, last Saturday, at Pittston, by jumping on the cajsu Ho is about twelve years of age aivd the eldest son of Charley Schrank, who keeps the old Swan Hotel in that TMr. Frank Bolton, superintendent ofHie Washington Hotel, Chestnut street, Philadelphia, is visiting his family, in this town Frank is one of the good old boys and they do say that he knows how to run a It is stated that as soon as the women get through with the whisky business, they are going for that other abomination of Satan, everybody prepared to attend the meet In these times of railroad excitement, Of all qualities and prices. tune at last." It removes all eruptions, itching and dandruff; and the scalp by its use becomes whiteand clean. people interested in their construction, After this he tolerated it, but was nev tobacco.

We know of some immacnlate whis ing and not only give our visitors a warm and" earnest reception, but also show to naturally inquire which is the best meth ing at the expense of officers elect. They can thus have a good time, shake hands over any little disappointment which By its tonic properties it "restores the capillary A full line of GROCERIES PROVISIONS. er particularly impressed with its excellence. He did not like to hear any other od, which tho cheapest, as applied to our ky teetotalers in this town who will squirm lively, at the prospect of such a crusade. them that we mean business.

glands to their normal igor, preventing bald mountain country After giving some person speak ill of it, however, and when may occur, blow their noses and go on with the play. nop, and making the hair grow thick and strong. As a dressing nothing has been found so effect time to the investigation of the relative he saw the Band drive into tho Fair The freshest and purest in the market. Codfish, But why not carry out Dr. Lewis' entire dietetic plan shadow soup, and all Six pairs of twins were registered in a Con merits of the different gauge railroads, grounds, he remarked to some of the by The Wine of The Bible.

The following communication appeared recently in the Chicago Trilntne: Pomeroy's Democrat inquires of "the we have become convinced that, for a ual, or desirable. Dr. A A. Hayes, Stato Assayer of Massachusetts, says of it I consider it the best prtpa learned senator," meaning us, we pre necticut town recently, and the gentlemen of the tosvn talk of organizing a praying band to "A report of a ministerial conference, Mackerel, Hams, Mess Pork, Of superior quality, always on hand. sume, whether it is switches to use upon lateral road, at least, the narrow gauge has many advantages that the wide gauge does not possess.

It can be built fifty the rising generation or railroad switches suppress the disastrous practice. continued in to-day's Tribune, give us the proofs that even clergymen may some standcrs that they would now hear a band which was a band. Upon being accused of inconsistency and told how often he had said the Band couldn't play a he replied "Neither can it; but you don't think I'm going back which were meant by the assertion that The libel suit of Ciersbacher, one of ation for i's intended purposes." Buckingham's Dye, FOR THB WHISKERS. A large lot of Ashton, Dairy, and other per cent, cheaper, over the same ground. times entertain most erroneous views of the, Luzerne county Commissioners, and Bible-teachings.

How is it possible that "additional switch facilities were needed here We have made diligent inquiry of the county superintendent of public This difference is obtained by the narrow gauge road being built more on the surface of the ground than the broad This elegant preparation mvp be relied on to on my town and he never did. 'is off for the present, the jury failing to SALT, just received. Prices are within the reach of all. Call and examine goods. F.

L. SITTSER, any unbiased reader of tho Bible can appear before the public with such an change the color of the board from gray or any schools, besides interviewing various agree. It will probably make another East Lemon Items. unfounded and untenable assertion, that "school maims," and they universally other undesirable color, to brown, or blact, at discretion. It is easily applied, being in one preparation, and quickly aiid effectually produ gauge, thus reducing the number of cuts and fijls, or avoiding them almost entirely.

The explanation for this established Corner Tioga and Turnpike oppo job for the courts in September. -SWatsontown is well supplied with Annette McKce, of Pittsburg, is said to be the wealthiest yonng lady in America. She has $2,000,000 in her own right and she is single. There are plenty of young men who would like to be caught in that sort of Annette. And now Dio Lewis proclaims to a Bostonese audience that "too.

much eating does more harm than too much drinking," wherefore we may anticipate the organization of praying bands and prohibitory parties to suppress the use of food altogether. the "wine" of the Bible means, in all ca In looking over the East Lemon Items I see that our friend Lex. has made a sad mistake, when he says that brother Lew site Wall's Hotel. ses, the unfederate juice of the grape? declare that the rising generation is so diligent and docile that switches would be a useless Consequently, mfJlwtery stores, Notable Republicans ces a permanent cojor nbich will neither rub nor Pa, Nov. 19, 1873.

The Scriptures nowhere make a distinc aOtCWorthless dogs. Watsoniown Record. fact is that, with the decrease in width between the rails, there is a more than is in his farewell sermon thanked sister S. and J. for their kind generosity in pre it must be railroad switches that are ERCANTILE APPRAISEMNET.

tion between fermented and unfermented wine and, in most aye, in nearly all- sln't that getting the dogs in rather company, or do they all train in the wash off. MANUFACTURED BV R. P. HAIAj Nashua, N. II corresponding lowering of the centre of needed.

senting him with a very nice quilt. It same regiment gravity of the cars themselves, so that the curvatare of the narrow gaugo road may That we have a small portion of the was not so. He thanked the sisters for Sold by all Druggists and dealers in cases, the "wine" of the Bible is fermented wine wine of an intoxicating nature, Rev. Henry Ward Beccher thinks that Chas. -fPeople have very generally coin- menced gardening, and early pnMonday be largely increased over that of the wide genus rowdy in our town was made apparent Sunday morning by the ap Let us first consider the word yayin.

Mrs. T. Miller Sumner should have died three years ago, be Has just receiv pearance of things about Mills Billings' the atmosphere was clouded with smoke whieh.arose from innumer gauge. Hence, it is plainly perceptible that if more curvature can be safely obtained, a road can be much more cheaply the quilt received, at the hands of sisters S. and J.

We think he would not be so partial as to thank only two persons for what it took quite a number to accomplish. We would not accuse, our friend Lex of an untruth only that one of his ed from N. corner. The pavement was strewed with most commonly employed -for wine in the Hebrew Bible. We read that Noah drank of the yayin and became drunk (Genesis, 21) that Nabal drank yayin and Philad'a able tires, kindled for the purpose of fore he differed with the prominent leaders of the Republican party.

The Boston Herald evidently thinks it would have been better if tho leaders had died, and says that Sumner's protest against demoralization and corrup- broken fragments of terra cotta, planks, well 1 cted destroying the debris from last year's constructed by curving around on the surface of the ground and avoiding deep boards and curt. It all looked, very much, as though some dirty scamps had cfops; cuts and high fills: stock of Milliu ery Goods, con sis ting of Bon Dealers in merchandise, tc, in Wyoming county, take notice That In pur-ianee of the several Acts of Assembly of this commonwealth to provide reve-nue to meet the demands upon the Treasury and for other purposes, the undersigned Appraiser of mercantile taxes for the said county, has pre par. ed a list of merchants trading in said county, and placed each merchant in that class which to him appears just according to the Acts ol Assembly, to wit Class. BRAINTRIM. MONROE.

Swan Brown, 13' Amos Clark 14 Waltinan fc Vosburg 12 Norton Newberry. 14 Neal Keeney 14: NICHOLSON. Stevens 12 Wilcox 12 Edwards 12 CO Birge is Wm Ustick 12 Ii Walker 12 ADel Piatt 14iGeo Reed 12 Keeney 14 Newton IS Jas A Keeney 141 Wilkins fc Boyle A CLINTON. PK Williams 10 Mathewaon icBriggs 13 Titus 14 James Frear 13-fteo Ii Weaver 14 aiid became very drunk (1. Samuel, 36, 37) that the drunkards of Ephraini are struck down by yayin (Isaih, ion in his own party was the bravest act of his Susquehanna Bepot has had another senses is deficient, and we believe it is bearing, and from the rest of his writing we think his reporter cannot be reliable, The difference in cost over difficult Seven young men full of been at work.

Such tricks are neither manly nor cunning, but simply malicious rowdyism. We are sorry to find it nec life. At the same time there are a great many sensible people in the country who honestly nets, Hats, Rib "rusade straight" got into a row in the ground, could, in our opinion, be placed even higher than fifty per on gradr as we never heard anything about the bons, Laces and night of 37th, when one Keisinger stah essary to make a statement of this kind, Ornaments iu great variety, and the 1) that Jeremiah says, "I am like a drunken man, like a person whom yayin has Jeremiah, 9). But although yayin is intoxicating, it is spok bed two men, one died and the other is five cents until we saw it in the paper. If so, they ought not certainly to have taken ten times that amount of some.

becanso we have rather prided ourself believe that the world would not bave suffered much if Mr. Beecher himself had followed the path he had marked for S'imner. It frequently happens that patriots leave their country for ing alone. Then the cost of superstructure is very largely diminished, in a narrow gauge road, from the fact that, as the iniured fatallv. Keisinger fled into the upon the general good behavior of our country.

largest, handsomest and cheapest stock of French ad Amsrbn Flowers ever brought to this place. He has made a very bad place in the quilt young men. i their country's good. en of as a blessing. Isaac blessed Jacob, that God may give him plenty of corn and wine (Genesis, 28).

Jacob (jfjThe first grand ball of the season Will take place at the Keeler on The real field for temperance efforts, says a by leaving out two large blocks, and, as near as I cai remember, thirty small Coon, of the Seranton Free Press left off his flannels last Thursday, and on Friday morning he quietly said to his Seamans Bros 13: A wells .14 rolling stock is only about one-half the weight of the wide gauge, the superstructure need not be so heavy and strong. Therefore it will cost less; and, if rolling stock weighs less, it is apparent that it Gardner 13iGeorge Sprague, 14 Friday evenmg, May 15th. The accom writer, is the homes and the schools. iNot much can be done, perhaps, with those who ones. He says it was generally undei1- wife, Miz Codd, ged my udder-clothing blesses Judah, that his eyes may he red by 3a3ii(Gene'sis, 12).

God promises to Israel that they shall plant their Hinds 14 NORTH BRANCH. Pardee Rush 14 Bowen 14 stood that it was to be presented when ho BgL, Mourning Goods a specialty. Call and examine Goods and prices before purchasing. Pa April 29. 1874 40tf modations at this fine hotel are ample and those who attend may be assured of dab gwicR! uover, Jv.

J.t Mail. will cost less. have reached maturity and become the bond slaves of appetite and passion. Rarely have they been emancipated from that awful thral A Capwell Miller 14 Henry Newcomb 14 NOKTHMOKELAND. A Ashcraft 14 Heister Keeler 14 fiudinsr all the arrangements in first- came over to preach.

I don't know but it was but I never heard of it until I saw it in print. The margin to spare was vineyards and drink their yayin (Amos, TheNazarite was permitted to drink yayin after his vow had expired EATON. Kleorire Leinhton 14 It is quite likely that there is some mistake about that statement. Coon has been well, not exactly in limbo, but he has had to "stan' up" and plead, sweat rate; order. dom till death has brought their release, but Wheelock Bros 13 Carey 18 APPLICATION FOR WARRANT.

C-Our young friend, Mr. George E. EXETER. TUNK. BOROUGH.

the. rising generation can be saved. The pre one block after the quilts were completedthe ci ih quilt not yet spoken of pub (Numbers, 20). The drinking of Dimond 14 Stark fc 10 Notice is herebv eiven that the undersigned ing under the frowns of the law and cool FORKSTON. A Miller 14 yayin at their feasts was recommended to cious growth of character should be watched and guarded in the family, the church, the Bardwell, has.built for himself a handsome new shop, adjoining the millinery eiteblishmene of his mother, and opened A Burgess 14 Sickler 14 ing off while waiting with impatience for the Israelities (Deuteronomy, 26).

Burgess 14 Wm Brooks 14 James 14 14 has filed his application with tho Surreyor General of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania for a Warrant for a piece of land situate in Eaton township, Wyoming county, bounded and described as follows, to wit: On the North by licly. We think there would be ho ill-feeling if those ladies should happen to be found a little in the advance while the work is being done and bills paid. Tho Cejnpare also the word of the Psalmist out a verv handsome display of saddle school, and wherever moral effort can be brought to bear. Let one generation be brought np wisely and virtuously, and the millennium the verdict of a disagreeing jury. If that is" not sufficient to make a man talk through his nose and say swear words to Henry 14 Hatfield 14 FALLS.

iStark.Ostarhont bros Turn Bros 12 Henry Barham Co 13 15), that "The wine gladdens the and harness goods. George is an excel A box car on the Lehigh Valley road weighs from 19,000 to 22,000 pounds, and transports, as a maximum, 20,000 pounds, while a car of the same character, on the Montrose narrow gauge road, weighs from 7,000 to 8,000 and transports 16,000 pounds. It is, therefore, apparent that freight can be carried cheaper on a narrow gauge than on a broad gauge road, from the fact that while the former carries two lbs. of paying freight to one lb. of dead, the latter carries but one lb.

of freight to one lb. of dead weight. Hence it is easy to arrive at the conclusion that if broad gauge roads can be heart of man" the word of Jotham, that lent workman and proposes to do good Amos Beemerr 13; A Mott only fault I know of was a knowledge of his wife what is land unknown, on the East by land or w. A. Dana, on the South by lani of Charles Rosen-grant, and on the west by land unknown, eon-taininK 27 acres or thereabouts, all unimproved.

CHARLES ROSENORANT. will draw amazingly near. Ve do not look with confidence for its speedy advent, nor ex LEMON. IBlllines fc Townsend 11 igs wine "cheereth both God and man" work at fair prices. See advertisement.

when and. where some had designed it Shaw It 14 Siauson 13 (Judges, 13), ana so lortu, and so Avery. 10 MnA friend has favored us with the should lie presented, When ustice de We noticed ex-member of Congress, Frank C. Bunnell, diligently engaged in Eaton, May 2, 1874 41W3. MESHOPPEN.

14 Daniel Wright 12 Mills forth. James Fitch mands another explanation we hope our pect to do much in cne short life time to bring it about. We merely endeavor to indicate the direction which our efforts for reform can take with far bettor results than they are now ob What is said of yayin is applicable to li Mrs A Bard well. STOVES! STOVES! justice will be eantious that it is all right chopping down some of those handsome trees 'Which stood in the lot adjoining before publication. C.

the Hebrew synonyms of the word to shechar, Urosh, bhemer, Ac. And even Stark Balwin's store, Monday after taining. 12 Mrs Leas 12 Mrs Bedford. 14 BH Shook 13 A Jones 14 Stanton 14 Burns Bros I Hankisson MerriUfc Sterling A TUa Jacob Hallo Wells A Winnie Koon tL MEHOOPANY Hill City Items. noon, and he really handled the axe as No Excess for being Sick.

No person shechar, meaning, literally, "intoxicating is permitted and recommended 14 14 made to pay, the people need have no Rev. D. T. Ross, delivered his lecture though he had at some time, been accus 14 WASHINGTON. can use Boschce's German Syrnp without getting immediate relief and cure.

We have the in course in this place as previously an- in the Bible (Deuteronomy, xxiv, 26) tomed to its use. we were very sorry hfftu of several copies of the Wyoming Ftttpol, of an early date. We have not htl time to give them a thorough ex-ajpination, but will do so next week. ad will doubtless find matter of interest our readers within their venerable columns. S-Dr.

E. W. Wells, who makes a speciality of diseases of a chronic nature, each as rheumatism, and whd has had the most undoubted success in thelr treatment, is visiting Montrose, during the present session of the courts fears about the paying of a narrow gauge road. Overfield Items. 14 Q) Furman 14 I WINDHAM.

WHS Graves. 14 ncoinced in the. DEMOCBAT last Monday From all this it must be concluded, 1, to see the trees fall, because there was Fasset Jennings. evening; the 27th nit. to quite a large audi that there is not tho least particle of always something pleasant in their ap Burt Barnes A Co.

13 Shuraway A Doty 14 Swetland 13 William 14 At a prayer meeting held at Block pearance, but presume the ground was ence, considering the inclemency of the weather. Mr. Ross has passed his fiftieth year stout and athlethic, exhibiting the show that the "wine" of the Bible is but the unfermented juice of the grape and 2, that the advocates of so-called total ab School house, in Overfield township, last needed for building purposes. A change in the running time of two Sabbath evening, a number of unruly vigor of mature His faculties stinence can not claim tho Bible as being and ill-mannered boys disturbed the pro both "mental and physical, are apparently on their side of the question. On the first case of Coughs, Colds or Consumption, or any disease of the Throat and Lungs, yet to hear from that has not been cured.

We have distributed every year for three years over 250,000 sample bottles by druggists in all parts of tho United States. No other Manufacturer of Medicine ever gave their Preparations such a test as this. Go to your Druggists, S. H. Sickler Tunkhannock, and get a sample bottle for 10 cents.

Regular size 75 cents. Try two doses it will relieve yon. adulterated Liquors The Legislature of Xorth Carolina has passed an ceedings of the meeting by whispering, clipping each other's hair, sharpening good for many years' service yet he walks contrary, the Bible recommends the use with the elastic and vigorous stride of their knives upon pieces of slate and be Charles 14 Joseph Drake 14 Kintner 14 Peter Palen 14 B.G. 141 Claumjkation of Venders of MerchatuUse. Sales of less than i000 Class 14 Sales of 5000 and less than $10,000 10,000 15,000 "12 16,000 20,000 11 20,000 80,001) 10 30,000 40,000 40,000 a A Court of Appeals will be held at the Commissioners' Office in Tunkhannock boroogh, on Wednesday, May 13.

which time and place any of the merchan ts described and olaased as aloresald, or their agents or attorneys may appear and appeal from said assessment if they think proper. N. C. MARTIN, Mercantile Appraiser. Tunkhannock, April 22, 1874.

youth, with striking personal appearance, of wine, and only decries its abuse. It is a vain attempt to deprave the religion of the Bible into a religion of as having generally in a disorderly manner, Such conduct is not only reprehensible, his voice firm, flexible, mellow, euphonious and his oratory brilliant. When cetic austerity. A cheerful and happy but it is criminal and those who indulge in either recklessly or thoughtlessly, of the passenger trains on the Lehigh Valley Railroad occurred on Monday last No. 4, going North, which formerly reached this placf at 8:53 P.

now arrives at 5:45 P. and, instead of starting from the L. B. Junction, is made a through train from New York and Philadelphia. No.

29, going South, will leave this station at 6:55 P. M. instead of 5:45 as heretofore. Mrs. Eliza Gardner of Factoryviile, has a hen which is striving to see what can be done in the way of producing eggs, enjoyment of the blessings of the earth is Hew Store and Hew Goods! DO YOU WANT TO BUY Cheap Stoves ABEL PLATT SON, there.

He will return to Wall's Hotel, Jbis place, after disposing his engagements at Montrose. The Owego Record pays the following handsome tribute to the worth of our new M. E. pastor "The Wyoming has taken from our county one iMble citizen at least, a zealous pastor, J. K.

Peck, of Flemingville, haying been transferred from that place to'Tunkhannock, Pa. We congratulate th Methodists of "Tunkef upon securing so devoted a pastor." under the excitement and interest of his subject, illuminated by his perceptions and intuitions, his whole soul, as it were fully in accordance with the letter and act entitled, "for the better security of are amenable to severe penalties. We do not believe in the system of finding the spirit of the Scriptures. The only human life." It provides that any person who manufactures, sells or deals in condition imposed upon the Israelites is, fault with boys for every departure from never to forget that he owes all enjoy strict propriety, but certainly they should be taught better than to indulge a system Laceyville, Pennsylvania, condenses and concentrates itself, and bursts out such torrents Of passion such tragic powers, as to startle and surprise the listner, and changes with his subject to the melodious and pathetic, so that the spectator is now captivated as by a ments, not to his own merits, but to the beneficence of God further, that in enjoying God's gift he shall never make of annoyance at public gatherings of any Are determined not to be OUT SOLD spirituous liquors as a drink of any name or kind, containing foreign properties or ingredients posionous to the system, shall be punished with five years' imprisonment in the penitentiary. The certificate of a competent chemist shall be JJURLEY STEINBECK, CARPENTER BUILDER.

All work promptly and neatly done, by coo-tract or otherwise. Plans, specifications and estimate for buildings tarnished oa short notle. Special attention given to stair-building. 88tf. character, but more especially those which are assembled for public worship a beast of himself, but that he shall al speu oi encnanting oeauty.

ways remain mindful of the fact that he she too, we presume, thinking it a shame that Pennsylvania is unable to produce the eggs she consumes. An accurate account has been kept with this energetic bird, and it is found that since the first of January, or in about 120 days, she has is a human being, endowed with reason Blank Invosxations and Wabeants for prima facie evidence against the offender. or beat by any firm outside of the City in STOVES OR PRICES. They are sure to suit their customers in anything and everything that pertains to TIN OR HARDWARE, and an immortal soul. sale at this office.

These are very meful blanks. and parents should have sufficient respect for the opinion and care for the rights of their neighbors to put an effectual stop to such practices. If boys cannot behave themselves with propriety when attending public meetings, of any Let me add one remark more Are week we inquired how about cbration Day We are glad to be able toanswer the question, through tcsy of Mr. A. M.

Eastman, Foreman of Trtton Hose. The ceremony of decorat-ittg the graves of soldiers will be observed on the 30th of May, under the auspices OE the Patriotic Sons of America. Col. Unkle, of Philadelphia, will deliver the address. With, them any person ean make out informations and warrants.

All Justices of the Peace laid eight and one-half dozen, or over those "Christian" people who so emphat To the farmers of Wyoming county who contemplate buying Mowing Machines Please call On the subscribers before buying and see JJUNAWAY. San away from the subscriber in Falls town. ship, Wyoming eounty. on the Sib Allen Smith, aged 17 years, an Indentured ap. prentice to the undersigned.

Notice is therefor hereby given to the pulille not to trust the aald Smith on my acoount, as I will pay no debts Of shonld have them. tf ically denounce the "wine-bibbers" as 100 eggs, without any inclination to set. If all the hens, will do as well as that, and for READY PAY will put more money In -The post office at Seranton has been the latest improvements, hauipio machines character, they should be kept at home scrubbed, and the papers there are bragging Providence would have no oecassion to criminals of the worst kind, aware that these denunciations in their mouths are sheer blasphemy? For they denounce SALEM BKOWN. his eontractini their pockets. Opposite the Depot.

ABEL PLATT SON Laeevville, Jan. 2, 1874 Myl on hand. Call and sec or write for circular. MlLLEH AVERV. Tunkhannock.

April 15. 1874. 88w3 ttuoui it. meysnouia remcmoer tne an age until they learn something of the amen ities due to their elders, O. prll 13, 18T4.

38.t call upon New York for eggs, Falls, mm new uroom sweeps ciosn..