Wyoming Democrat from Tunkhannock, Pennsylvania • 3

aing Democrat, The Wye: Scientific Miscellany. THE LARGEST lu a new electric battery, one of the elements is composed of sheet Iron less than the Tunkhannock, Dee. 24, '80. ten thousandth of an inch in thickness. The sources ot petroleum are found in al China Croclsery Store In TVoi-tlierii I'eiiii'ji.

ENTERED IN THE TOST OFFICE AT TUNKHAN most every part of the globe, and the use of NOCK A3 MAIL MATTER OF THE SECOND CLASS. the article would seem well nigh coeval with civilization. There is a spring iu ono of the Jleslioppcii. We are to hear no complaints of a failure of the ice crop this year. Nearly every one owning ice houses have them filled with an excellent quality of ice and we predict next season will bo a good one for ice cream festivals.

Brownscombe fe King are putting the machinery for sawing and finishing stone in their now building. About twenty teams are engaged in hauling stone and loading on the cars here for shipment to Binghamton and Smithsboro. As many as eighteen cars have been shipped in a day. The stone masons are at work laving the abutments for the new iron bridge which we are informed will bo up about the first of January. Prof.

Aekley, who has been conduct Our Montana letter. Bozeman, Gallatin M. T. Editors of the Democrat A long space of time has elapsed since my last letter to you from this far away country. Your sprightly sheet continues to put in its welcome appearance, giving the tidings of my old home.

I see that all things remain with you about as they were; your leading business men remain in statu quo. Well, yourself and readers wish to hear from this land and its people Bozeman City has prospered in all its material interests, the past season, as never before. It is a town of twelve years' growth, taking its name from a man by that name, yVn KEEP NO SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS. TflE TIME DP TO WHICH SUBSCRIBERS SHAVE PAID POR THE DBMOCRATIS INDIOATED BY THE DATE Ionian islands which has yielded petroleum more than two thousand years. The citv of PRINTED 6N THIG TINTED ADDRESS LABELS AT Genoa was formerly lighted by oil from the TACHED TO THEIR PAPERS.

wells of Armenia, on the banks of the Zaro, Iu Persia, also, near the Caspian sea at Baku, and mn numerous springs of petroleum have been Cosmotopics. Many years ago, when it was the fashion iu England for ladies to wear enormous Leghorn straw hate, on which there was a very heavy duty, a cunning importer hired a number of poor women to cross with him frequently from Dover to Calais, who usedtorcturnwith splendid hats od, while their own old hoods were tucked away in their pockets. There was no duty on articles actually being worn. The gifted Goodall sisters have published another volume of poems, entitled "All Round the Year." Miss Dora sings Urns charmingly in "Earth and Sky:" Hold a group of meadow grasses Up against a clear blue sky. You may search the wide world over, But yon never will discover A more perfect harmony Than a group of meadow-grasses, Brown and purple meadow-grasses, Touched by every wind that passes, Held against a soft blue sky.

A Syracuse bride of a month was arrested for stealing her infant niece, and was locked up in a cell at a police station. She begged her husband'to stay all night with her, because she was afraid to be left alone but, after trying the bare bench awhile, he declared that he couldn't stand it, and went home to a soft bd. known from the earliest time and those of Some time ago tho robbery of Mr. Riley Mott, treasurer of the Mill City Lodge of Odd Fellows, of several hundred dollars was announced. The money was taken from a trunk in tho residence of Mr.

Mott, the trunk being opened by the use of a plasterer's hatchet. Suspicion pointed to the plasterer, was arrested. Since the robbery one Herman Hortmau has had abundance, of means which, tiken with suspicious circumstances surrounding him, led to his arrest and a return of aportion of the money. Hortman is a boarder at the county's expense awaiting tho coming of court. On Friday night the Sugar Hollow debating society handled the question whether the thief or the profane man exerts the most pernicious effect upon society and the thief was voted as the chap.

This Friday evening the question "which works tho greatest evil, jealousy or intemperance will be debated. For at least forty years it has been customary for the good people of Sugar Hollow in Eaton township to get together each winter and discuss questions. It certainly works no ill while much good, it is possible, results therefrom. Kailrond Time Treble. Kaugoon, on tho Irawaddy, are said to have MONTROSE RAILWAY.

yielded before the general introduction of petroleum, some 400,000 hogsheads of oil a year. NORTH. SOUTH Sir WyviUe Thoinpsou, in whose chargi Leave Tank. 12:20 A serious accident happened to Mr. Isaac Puterbaugh, of Jeunlngsville, while working in the saw mill of Drake Sturdevant at Bowman's Creek, by which his thumb was nearly severed from his right hand and two lingers badly mutilated.

Ho was edging boards, and standing with his back to the saw when he reached out behind to get hold of a board and by mistake got his hand in the way of the saw, resulting in the serious consequences above recordod. A doctor was called, the thumb amputated and the mutilated fingers dressed and he is now getting along as well as could be expected under the circumstances. Mr. Puterbaugh is a young man about 19 years of age and can illy afford the pass of time required for the recovery from this accident, to say nothing of a crippled hand during the remainder of his life. Let this accident be a warning to all parties engaged in saw mills.

Too much care cannot be exercised while working around circular saws. At a meeting of the Brooklyn Board of Alderman recently, a communication on diptheria and its cure was received from a lady in Williamsport, Pa. She said she was the mother of six children, all of whom had been alllicted with the dreadful disease and were cured by the following remedy Take a slice of fat bacon side meat the older the belter sew it on a soft piece of flannel; thon saturate it with coal (petroleum) oil. Place it on the neck, having the meat reach from ear to ear. After pounding Arrrlve, 7:00 a.m.

3:00 p. m. 7:00 Uiitil January 1st, 1881, we offer au for ELEVEN DOllSf DINNKR ,10,, 4 pieces Glass Sets at 51) cte. each and upwards. Remember this is only until January 1st.

viTvrriTr rrrr- We lmve a laroe assortment of CHINA, both plain and gold band, which we offer at prices as low as can be bought outside the cities. Dinner and Tea Sets made up of any desired number of pieces. 100 doz. VASES, 10 cents per pair and upwards. 50 doz.

TOILET SETS. 50 doz. SMOKE SETS. JVLajoliea GrOOtls, of latest patterns. A large assortment of 5 and 10 cent goods, consisting of HORSES RIDERS, CHILDREN'S TEA SETS, CHRISTMAS HORSES, SURPRISE BOXES, in fact we have the largest and most complete stock in the Vallev We have a few DECORATED CHAMBER SETS left which we are offering at $1 for eleven piece sets.

Our stock is immense and must be closed out by Jan. 1st "Call early while the assortment is complete. J- CAKE, Prop'r Pittston China Store. Isext door to the First National Bauk. j(Jw3 the Challenger deep-sea exploring expedition was made, considers the most important and remarkable biological result of the work of the Challenger to be the final establishment of who was one of three, among the first pitch their tents here, some sixteen years ago.

He was a freighter and picked out one of the passes leading through the mountains to this place called the "Bozeman Pass." The other "pass" is known as the "Bridger pass." There have been over one hundred new buildings put up the present season. Many of these are largo business houses and the fact that, contrary to the established belief. Santa Clans to-night. Grain bags at Mott's. Trunks, trunks at A.

B. Mott's. Holiday goods at Mrs. Bedford's. the distribution of living beings iu the sea has no depth-limit, hut that animals of all the ma rine invcrtcbrato classes, aud probably fishes A merrv Christmas to our numerous aiso, exist over the whole floor of the ocean readers.

the prospect for another year's advance She expressed an unfavorable opinion of his He is unwilling to speak positively as to the All kinds of Japanese goods at Mrs. in building, is still greater than the past conduct. exact nature of the life existing at the great E. Lease's. 19w2.

season. Property too is rising and everv est depths, but from a depth of some two Elopements seem to cause very little men The season of vacancies is near at ing a singing school, will hold a two days' drill next Tuesday and Wednesday evening with a concert There is to be a Christmas tree in the M. E. churcli on Christmas evening under the management of the Sunday school of that church. The sociables held once in two weeks on Friday evenings by the Ladies' Aid Society are well patronized and are rapidly paying off tho church debt.

Mrs. Rosanna Baker has exchanged her house on West Avenue for the property lately owned by Drs. N. E. H.

Wells, known as Five Points. We understand she intends opening a small grocery store with Daniel as her clerk. On Monday last Mr. Dell Vangorden while drawing stone was thrown from his wagon and broke his arm. Abel Storm returned from the West where he has been for the last two years, looking quite feeble, he having just recovered from a long run of fever.

Our new night telegraph operator has been provided with an ear trumpet and says it works to a charm. Some of our town boys called on Charley Turner the other nightand stoned out some of his windows, but a day or two after on learning that Charley had taken steps that would require their presence at Tunkhannock they were anxious to settle. Fidelity. thousand fathoms specimens were secured tal disquiet in Mount Vernon, Ohio. A miller, Our Republican brethren who have had so little of the public pap bestowed thing gives promise of a town among the first as well as one of tho prettiest in the hand.

who had two children, recently ran away with proving the existence of a vast and varied assemblage of living inhabitants more than two by the state legislature are busily en Territory. It is on the proposed line of Ladies' coats and dolmans selling auother man wife, who had four. They wcu A Full Complete Assortment- For Sale. A farm of 165 acres situated on Tunkhannock creek, Nicholson township, WvOmintT OmillHr Tu Vr.f and a quarter miles beneath the surface. very low at Mrs.

Bedford's. 19w3. the coming Northern Pacific R. R. and is already assuming metropolitan pro One of the leading chemical manufacto Towanda wants capitalists to build gaged in securing signatures to petitions directed to tho representative elect to appoint tho applicants to a clerkship or to a paster and foldership which may AND portions for this is now called Eastern to Rosstown, but being too late for a train procured a conveyance and drove across the country to Londonville, and then took a Western bound train.

The deserted couple, seeing the turn affairs had taken, resolved to make ries of Germauy employs six regular chemists, inquire of W. F. Streeter, White Haven, Penn'a. factories within or near its limits. The blacksmiths are reaping a harvest this winter.

Montana," although it is nearly in the geographical centre of Montana. It is with salaries varying from $1,500 to $2,500 yearly, aud in addition engages the services of be allotted to the legislator mentioned. All Fresh kk In view of the fact that Reynolds, being the best of a bad situation. The miller's wife. the general sentinel to the wonderland' several raw onions into a poultico place enough of the same into the patient's an eminent chemist for theoretical work exclusively, paying him nearly $10,000 per an a new member, may not be conceded a A new lot of ladies' ties, very stylish, with her two children, moved her household effects into the other man's house and began to stockings to cover the soles of the feet, RPHANS' COURT SALE.

just received at Mrs. E. Lease's. 19v2, post at all, this strife seems uncalled for. The different factions are headed by C.

num. It is doubtless to this liberal patronage of qualified scientists that the superiority of and have tho patient put stockings seventy miles distant, to which annually largo numbers of scientists, tourists aud gentry are beginning to come. It is said the Geysers are magnificently grand look after his four children. The turkoy gobbler Is on the anxious The undersis-ncil. ona eit thn nwntnM r.r -fa- on.

The poultice must be warm in or uerman chemical manufactures is due. M. ivishpaugh and Jos. R. Lott, Among the curiosities of the census, which der not to chill the patient.

The throat has developed no end of curious things, is a in the winter season, spouting and emit- seat. Vases, toilet sets, at Mrs. Lease's. 19w2. should then be gargled with some toma During a late visit to the solar observatory at Mendon, Prof.

Bell was mnch interested in native of Arkansas who was never twentv wig wieir volcanic substances every cles Lee, late of the county ol Wyoming, dee'd, win expose to public sale on the premises, on Tuesday the 4th day ot January A. I). 1881, All that certain lot, piece or parcel of laud situate in the township of Braiutrim, county of Wyoming, Pennsylvania, bounded and described as follows, viz Beginning at a corner of lands late of Nathaniel Wnkclmv now David miles from his birthplace, and never saw a lo M. Janssen's splendid photographs, and ex Hour of the day anil night. Mr.

Stephen Keating is the possessor comotive, yet is still a citizen of France, hav pressed the opinion that the variations of Railroads are approaching Montana of a valuable colt recently purchased to catsup, strong with red pepper, salt and vinegar, or pepper, salt and vinegar shaken well together will do. If the patient is too young to gargle, wet the throat with a few drops. If vomiting occurs lime water purchased at a drug and every day shortening the long tedi brightness of a giyen solar point might make the photophonc speak, and so reproduce in To-morrow evening Mayer's Standard Combination will play Uncle Tom's Cabin at tlie Opera House in this place. This is an old play, but it is always seen with interest and an evening cannot be better spent than in attending tho performance. Topsy's' actions are cute and laughable and there are many features Carlin, thence South twenty-two and one-half ing been born In Arkansas three years before the cession of that territory to the United States.

Another curiosity is an Alabama giant um of coach riders to this country. The degrees Hast, twenty perches thence North sixty-seven and one-half degrees East, one Mott makes a specialty of napkins, having purchased a lot at assignee's sale. Wanted a hog that will weigh from the laboratory sounds produced on the sun Utah Northern has already reached the southern portion and entered one of the omy twelve years of age, who weighs 380 lbs, M. Janssen put his instruments at Prof. Bell' store with directions should be given, and is six feet in height, while both his parents disposal, and the experiment was made on a 250 to 300 pounds.

Inquire at Mott's. prosperous valleys the Beauerhead of Be sure you causo an irritation on the fine day, but without distinct success. M. are ot medium size. Fulton county, Georgia, the Territory.

It makes its terminus at Sleigh bells, robes, blankets, at neck. iurnisnes, In the person of Miss Lavina Cobb. Janssen has proposed that a scries of succes- No OLD SHOP-KEEPERS or OLD STYLES. These facts keep continually before yon. We buy for CASH AND AT BOTTOM PRICES We keep a FULLY ASSORTED STOCK.

OUR EXPENSES ARE LIGHT. We are satisfied witl" SMALL PROFITS. We WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD BY ANY ONE. If you do not believe that ONE DOLLAR WILL PURCHASE as MUCH HERE as ono dollar and a quarter will elsewhere, try it and wo WDLL CONVINCE YOU THAT SUCH IS THE FACT. a new town Daltod, where all is excite calculated to amuse and interest an audience.

We understand that this combination is rendering this play in a man the harness shop of J. E. Hams. ive photographs of a particular point on the a lady who has seen her five score j-ears and ten. Missouri has a veteran who was born in ment and interest over a new town.

A child of Mr. Philip Riley is very hundred perches; thence South twenty-two and one-half degrees East, about forty-six perches thence along lands in possession of Isaac O. Bunnell, South sixty-seveu and one-half degrees West, sixty and eight-tenths perches; thence South, forty-eight perches thence along lands, late of Elisha Sturdevant, South sixty-seven and one-half degrees West, one hundred and four perches theuce North one hundred and twenty perches to a corner in line of said Carbn's lot; thence along the same, North sixty-seven and one-half degrees East, twenty-two perches to the place of beginning, containing eighty acres and fortv-two perches, be tho Within a month the Northern Pacific Centremoreland. We heartily congratulate thejunior editor of this paper and wish him and the woman of his choice a pleasant journey through life. A friend informs us that Mr.

Jas. Story, the insane man'is rapidly recovering under the skillful treatment of Dr. Lang, of Dallas, Luzerne county. We had the pleasure of participating in the entertainments of the Durling-town Band of Hope, on Friday evening last, and must acknowledge that it was one of the best temperance meetings that we ever attended. Several bark wagons owned by Mr.

McKinstry, of Suultzville, Lackawanna county, are driven here daily after bark, which is being hauled here from Vernon and vicinity in large quantities. Two of our malicious young men, Mr. Mark Ayery and John Blakeslee, who have been laboring in the vicinity of Wyoming, Luzerne for two or three weeks nasi, became tired of work sun surface be passed rapidly before au object giving images on the solenium apparatus, 1776. ner second to no other troupe and that it has heretofore given entire satis And now there is talk of dividing the Borough into wards. Let Little Africa and Stouytown first be taken into the borough and then there will be some cause for dividing it into wards.

We crossed the line from Dakotah to Monta thus condensing Into a brief space variations faction. na and the silver spikes were driven in which in the solar images are too slow to pro 111 with lnflamation of the lungs. The roads were never in a better condition than now, being very like macadamized roads. Wool shawls at Mott's, cheap. Closing out stock for the season.

response to Montana's hearty wolcome. Two years must elapse before it can pos had three hundred votes at the last elec tion while there wore some three hun duce sound in the photophone. According to Dr. Edward Smith, an eg! That the old superstitiou that Friday is an unlucky day for traveling still keeps people at home on that day is proved by the experience of nearly every railway conductor. Of the passengers on tho New York Division of the Pennsylvania Railroad, 15 per cent, arc carried on Friday, while there is an average of 17 The toy factory above town has been closed for nearly three months.

When first shut down it was because of the insufficient water supply, but that reason same more or less about fifty-live acres there dred and thirty in the township. This, of course, makes a large amount of work contains fifteen and one-fourth per cent, of carbon and two percent, of nitrogen. Another writer estimates that the value of one pound in miprovea, wun one aweiimg nouso, corn house and barn, and an orchard thereon. TERMS OF SALE. Ten ner cent, of one- The street lamp at the Montrose crossing of East Tioga streot should be for tho boards to do, especially in count for continuing idfe has ceased to exist.

There are orders plenty, material plenty, sibly reach us in the older settlements, winding its course up the serpentine streams, bridging rivers, crossing mountain ranges but it is sure to come. The era of railroad building has just begun in this country and tho next ten years will doubtless witness the steam horse fourth of the purchase monev to be naid at the per cent, carried on each of the other davs. of eggs, as food for sustaining the active forces ing the voto. By taking in the above striking down of the property one-fourth, less of the body, is to the value of one pound of named towns it would relieve the town In other words, there is a falling off on Friday of nearly one-eighth as compared with the av me ren per at tuc connrmation absolute, and the remaining three-fourths in one vear waier plenty, money plenty and work men plenty, yet the factory is not run ning. and thinking that they could make a lean beef as 1581 to 900.

As a flesh producer one pound of eggs is about equal to one pound erage of other week days. thereafter, with interest from connrmation nisi. ship of over fifty votes. The Borough could then bo divided into wards and the onorons work of the two boards smoking through almost every valley in jiving easier man uy worKing, quit work on Wednesday last and through the hos- of beef. An amorous Chinaman having become en On tho 15th Squire Eastman, JSAT1IAN WELLS, Ex'r.

Dec. 8, 1880. 19w4 the Territory. amored of an American girl in Oakland, on information made by Charles Turner. In the South Kensington Museum is Edi would be divided among them.

piuimy oi jir. opencer urguson obtained a ride home. Observing that Mr, The future prospects of Montana are of Meshoppen, issued a warrant for the wrote her this tender missive: "Miss Maly son original lamp with the carbon loop. It At an election of officers by the We ask your patronage and will MAKE IT TO YOUR INTEREST TO TRADE WITH US. Respectfully, BOGART, DEGNAN CO.

May 26, 1880. My name belong Ah Lee. My belong that is accompanied by a certificate from Mr. Edi arrest of Solomon Baker, Victor French, urguson was somewhat intoxicated, they quietly relieved him of his money. Mr.

Furguson, when sober, suspected generally bright. Her mines are developing more and richer treasure, and new Knights of Honor Lodge of this place on u. M. Winnie and Silas White. These son stating that it burned 1,390 hours.

Friday evening last tho following offi discoveries are constantly being made, nansom piece young man look see you every time you makee buy curio tiling. My too muchee lnb you. My likee see yon. Suppose boys were charged in tho information mem unu accorauigiy procured a warrant for their arrest. OonstaVilo rinn.

According to an English patent, a mixture cers were chosen Past Dictator, B. W. enriching the material resources of the with wilfully and maliciously breakin: of locust beans (Ceratonia siliqua) and tares field arrested young Avery on Thursday Lewis; Dictator, F. II. Piatt; Vice Dic Has just returned from the city country.

All the towns and cities of you talkee Sing Foo. What time can do. My injuring and destroying a window in the be made to yield an infu tator, F. Ansart; Assistant Dictator, nuvi uiuugut mm ueiore n.squire jack-son, where he confessed havinir 82 him come uaKiaua your house talkee your father, sion closely resembling Mocha coffee. H.

Harding; Reporter, W. D. Wiliiams; self and said that Blakeslee, who had mauee you my wifce. Sid? say you lub me. with.a LARGE dwelling house of Turner iuMeslioppon Constable Ivishpaugh was afterwards directed not to serve the warrant.

the Territory are growing rapidly while now settlers are threading tho valleys and most desirable portions in every direction. Large amounts of treasure 1' maueial Reporter, S. J. Stark Treas A "proclamation" from Dr. Satvator of Catania, announces that a great revolu maun ma exit, uau mo remainder, 11.

Avery was held under 850 bail for Janu my lub yon. An Lee." But when this too loving heart approached the house where and WELL ASSORTED nrer, A. Haas; Chaplain, S. L. Conde: ary term of court which he, after some The fund to be collected for Gen.

Guide, J. B. Welch Guardian, Wm. "Miss Maly" dwelt a stern father met him stock of have been secured the past year. Immense quantities of all kinds of machin Grant is said to be large, in fact S200.000.

tion in the physical sciences is at hand, for he will shortly demonstrate, by the most positive and incoutestible evidence, tha't the essence of uimcuity procured. is at large. Boys, the way of the transgressor is hard. Kielor; Sentinel, George Heckman; Trustees, James W. Piatt, Alvln Day, with a shotgun, and he was borne into his lady's presence with blood pouring from cheek NEW STOCK OF fall i mm at the wcll-knowu niorcantile establishment of But it don't take any such amount to Since our last communication two of ery are brought to this country of the buy a good suit of clothes of Barham, and neck.

O. S. Mills. Representative to Grand DRESS GOODS, heat, of light, of electricity, of magnctisi and of life, is oxygen most modern kind and rapidly sold. An uogirt Co.

No, indeed. You can In a little villa of Eure ct Loire may be Lodge, James W. Piatt. Alternate, Al-vin Day. It is stated that Mrs.

Schliemann. the wife our most beloved friends have passed away to a land from whose bourne no traveler returns. One was Miss Mamie, daughter of Chas. and Ellen Garnet, who expired ou the 19th of diphtheria. Her funeral service was held at the Bap- leave off four of those ciphers and still have money enough to deal with them.

early frost shortened the crops some what, but an advance in prices will fully remunerate the farmer equal to for FLANNELS, of the great oriental explorer, helps her hus read on the portals of the cemetery By decision of the municipal council, there are to be buried here only the dead who live in this com We agree with the Columbian in its 19w3. band ra all his scientific labors, superintending kept trimmed and burning. Mott has a good assortment of black silk fringes. We understand C. O.

Dersheimer, has charge of the editorial department of the Standard. A few which will be sold cheap. Services wero held by the Catholic society at the Opera House on Sunday morning. Finely executed wedding and yisit-ing cards a specialty at this office, and at prices far below our "city cousins." The light snow fall of Monday night afforded an opportunity for the fox hunters on Tuesday morning. You can obtain tho best bargains in the county, in black cashmeres, at A.

B. Mott's. At Montrose good sleighing has prevailed for some time, while in this section we are yet destitute of the article. Those ladies who think of working slippers for their gallants are invited to inspect Mott's stock of gents' slippers. The Towanda Water Company are about letting water into their mains for the first time.

Miss Kate Bolton, at her store iu the post-oflice building, keeps a full line of ladies' goods. Among the Christmas day sports at Pittston a ten hour walking match is announced. Xew and beautiful designs in silver Ware purchased specially for the holiday trade just received at L. T. Deer meat is quoted in Forest county at six and seven cents and bear meat at seven cents per pound.

Wo do not call that very dear. strictures on the use of tobacco in public excavation under his direction regardless of mune." A committee was appointed bv the places when it says "happily there are on mer years. Prices of produce and wages run about as follows Wheat, $1.25 per bushel oats, 05 potatoes, 1.20 but liio iisi me O. Stearns officiating. The next to follow was Cornelius J.Vanscov who rjassed exposure of sun and dust.

town council some tune ago to take into ly a few men so lost to common decency as A tramp woke up. suddenly with cold SHEETING, HOSIERY, His stock of Boots Sc Slioes, consideration the probablo cost and ad sweat standing in great beads on his forehead. away on the 20th inst. Mr. Vanscoy was about 87 years of age and much loved by vantages accruing by the extension of Recent dredgings by Loliet in tho sea of Galilee have shown that twelve species of fish are contaiued therein, of which die majority have the remarkable habit of hatching their "What's the matter?" asked his cempanion ter 50 cts.

per eggs, 50cts. per fresh pork 12 per cwt; hay, per ton; beef, 7 per wood, per cord; mi. no was a soiuier in mo war ot 1S12. "A irigntlul dream! I dreamed I was at Milton. Marion street through to Turnpike street, forming a junction with Second street.

eggs and sheltering their young iu their work "I told you that last mince-pie would to allow themselves to spit tobacco juico ou tho stove. These fellows you will occasionally meet in the passenger cars on our railroads and their dirty practice serves to nauseate every one in the vehicleexcept tho offender himself and perhaps his companion, who sits at the flour, per barrel, and wages by the moutns. Jennings ville. give you a horrid night-mare." cannot be beaten anywhere in this The friends of the movement should look after the matter. month from to $100, according to abil Christmas to-morrow.

Hang up your stockings to-night. A paper in Saginaw, after au of 23 days collapsed.and the propr's gave Near Armstcg, on the line of the St. Goth-ard railway, excavations for the road have laid bare a so-called glacier garden, containing a series of "giants kettles," or large holes made in the rock by hydraulic or glacier ac This is the time of year for parties. Drake Bro. are eagerly waitinsr for side.

Railroad companies should issue locality. CROCKERY and GLASS WARE a specialty. ity. Mechanics find ready employment at from 3 to v5per day. Hired girls get from $5 to 57 and 58 per week and so the demand continues and doubtless will coutiuue, although large numbers of im in his valedictory the following as his reasons snow for they haye a large stock of logs tion.

One-half of the garden lav across the for not appearing any more: "Firstly In balls, and tho indications are that they will be unusually plenty during tho winter. For that reason Barham, Bogart Co. have purchased a large to draw to mill. railway track aud had to be blasted away, but competence on the part of its business mana Mr. Ken.

Adams is drivino- tonm for an oruer prohibiting this sickening practice, and by so doing they will cater to the comfort of nearly all their patrons, and will also be doing a good turn toward mc utuci nun uus ueeu enclosed uy a wall and ger. Secondly druukenness ou the part of HATS and CAPS, txt migrants aire flocking hitherr win ue careiuiiy prescrvea. its editor. Thirdly The consequent disgust The climate of Montana is absolutely Mr. Nolson Frear is working at Bow quantity of clothing with which to supply those who wish to look well at such all grades and styles.

forcing a few men to become decent and Jb.x-Mayor Knkendall, Gen. E. S. of the party. Fourthly No support." View man jreek lor Drake di sturdevant.

ing this case with an unprejudiced eye we free His stock of respectable citizens." places. 19w3. Dana and Jno. McGaliren, of cool. It has long and sometimes severe winters.

The last winter was one of remarkable cold winters and from the A new roller at tho tannnrv from If. ly exonerate the proprietor from all blame in Wilkcs-Barre, were in town on GROCERIES. N. G. Goodman, of Pittston, would Prof.

Daniello's dancing school is shutting up shop. Shame Bros', teams nrn lmnlinn- present outlook another hard one has be- has been replenished, and he now of respectfully call tho attention of the ladies of Tunkhannock and Wyoming Miss Ada Sittser, who has been ab largely attended. The afternoon of Tuesdays is devoted to ladies and children, while the eveniug is taken up in teach He tried to explain how it was" I com mmuer on ine oank oi trie river at Skinner's Eddy. guu. At the present writing we have hero in this section splendid sleighing fers everything at the very lowest prices.

Call and examine. county generally to the fact that ho has menced badly," said he, I was obliged to cut Mr. Jerrie Alien has moved into T.b. sent at Auburn N. visiting her grand parents for some time past, returned the most complete and choicest stock of with tho cold dropping down, down- ing gentlemen the intricate windings of vi Drake's house on Love street.

down the prices under other printers' aud often charged no profit, so as to get the job and keep home on Tuesday last. I will not tell. It went in every Ladies' Cloaks of every description of Mr. Ira Collar, of Forkston. has mov the mazy." F.

C. BURGESS. Ladies, when in want of thread, nee ed into a house on Love street. He in direction. One of those fierce eastern going.

I started with nothing, and." Tes the latest styles such as Saeques, Dol -Mr. Elisha Mitchell, of Eaton, died B. W. Lewis, an auditor, ap Sect. 22, 1880.

dles, handkerchiefs or underwear 'go to tends to act as sawyor for Drake Bro. this winter. at his residence on Tuesday evening, we Interrupted, meditatively, and you've got It yet He gave a puzzled, hopeless sort of storms has been blowing the last twenty-four hours, piercing every nook and corner. I expect as the result of one of our pointed by the Orphans' Court to pass upon exceptions to the partial account of the executors of the estate of A. B.

Walk Mr. Mitchell has been suffering from a Our blacksmiths aro verv bnsv at ivate Bolton's, in post-office building. Mrs. Lynch of Hyde Park, Lacka TOTtCETO CEPHAS CULVER. Albert Townsend vs.

Leonard and Cephas Cul stare lor an instant, and as it dawned, nodded dropsical affection for along time. pieueuv aim crowaea witu work. a sad assent and slowly took himself off. The board of school directors held a A donation party for the Rev. Mr, ver, in Common Pleas of Wyoming county, Pa.

In Equity. Book 2, No. 12. Tho writ In this case having been returned that the defendant, CenhasJulver. is not found, thn mirt tun-anm wanna county, is almost 108 years of age.

She is said to be almost as frisky as a er, deceased, attended to tho duties of the appointment at his office on Wednesday coldest spells 10 or 50 below zero. The stock business has grown into an extensive interest during the last few He was a weary, worn out old farmer. meeting last Saturday and allowed our Messenger of the Evangelist Church was miss of 18 years. He had been hawking" about his wagon load village school an assistant teacher. The morning.

years but I-prophesy it is already over held last evening (Thursday) at the residence of Mr. Cole on the Stansbury place board also decided that the school Ladies and Misses' wool legglns just A couple of employees of the Sheriff ber 20th, 1880, direct notice to be given to the defendant, Cephas Culver, to appear at the first day of next term (viz, January loth, 1881), by publication in one paper published In Wyoming County for four weeks prior to said term, notice of produce all day long and came into a newspaper office with the remark I'm going to house shall be offered for all rnli in Tunkhannock township. on Sunday last indulged very largely in and moral meetings for the public( which done. Thousands of horses, cattle and sheep are now roaming over the country seeking their own shelter and food. advertise my stuff and tell anybody who wants the ardent and becoming too noisy unu ueeu cioseo against sucn meetings -On Monday evening next John H.

wv uuuui uui uiruuLors) ann iransnmfln it they can drop me a postal card, and Til deliver it. I can't stand this sort of thinp- anv Codding, will install the officers louvicu; giveu 10 you, me saia uepnas culver, to be and appear before tho Court of Common Pleas ol Wyoming County, sitting in equity, at Tunkhannock, on Monday, January loth, 1881. to await Such further nrriern n.nri tnav.N Many perished last winter and if this other business and adjourned. elect of Temple Lodge and the chapter longer." lie tried it a week and found that he winter shall continue as it has bogun Ben Butleb. were lodged in the jail by tho Sheriffs wife, who then sent out for the Sheriff.

One of the unwilling prisoners was released while the other was consigned to the inner side of a cell for the night to demands, requests and decrees as the said Court Masonic at this place. had a better class of customers, sold in larger quantities and only used up a quarter as much thousands upon thousands more must perish. I think the stock business here Eaton. On Tuesday evening while skating may avv ub to maae. Sl GEO.

L. KENNAED, Sheriff. Sheriff's oface, Tunkhannock, Dec. 7, 1880, O. W.

Benjamin is on tho gain. He time. He believes in mdicious advertising on Tunkhannock creek, Mr. Clarence will eventually diminish instead of in sober up. has had a pretty hard time of it.

Winter is approaching and if you are in need of a NEW DRESS, CLOAK or SHAWL, Merino UNDERWEAR, AU Wool UNDERWEAR, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS or SHOES, DRESS TRIMMINGS, LACES, FRINGES, SKIRTS, CORSETS, GLOVES, SilTc and Linen FLANNELS, TABLE LINEN, TOWELS, NAPKINS, BLANKETS, Cotton and Woolen HOSIER MITTENS, TRIMMING SILKS, TEL VETS SA TINS, CASHMERE, TARN, LAMBREQUINS, SACKINGS, all shades, RUBBER BOOTS SHOES, of any kind, TRUNKS, VALISES, OIL CLOTH, 4-4, 5-4, 6-4, and 8-4 patterns, if so hold your breath the place to get them, at the lowest living prices, is at Miller and Miss Jennie Leighton skated crease, and relajfse itself into the. form vnv aon i von nuv a nower nrpu in Subscribe for the Democrat don't Nothing adds more to the enjoyment where the ice was too thin and in conse- PROCLAMATION IN DIVORCK-Hannah Evans, by her next friend George Smith vs. James Evans. In Common Pleas of Wvnmino- er custom practiced in the states. borrow yonr neighbor's but subscribe mi of a sleigh ride than a good, warm suit of Politically, the Territory is democratic, sequence received an unpleasant wetting, county, No.

233, April term, 1880. Libel for quired an enthusiastic Democrat Why don't we buy Wall's Hotel, the Kceler House, Stark block and the public square Why don't we raise Cain on $4.50 It is easy to do all these things, provided yon have the collateral but lt yourself. It is the best local paper although this fall, for the first time in sev uivorce irom me Donas ol matrimony. I. Georse L.

Kennard. Hiirh shnrlfT nf receivod at A. is. Mott's. The Amy Stone Triple Alliance combination which was booked for tho Opera House, January 3d, has cancelled the engagement.

Laces, laces, a largo stock, new stylish and cheap, just in at Mott's. Mr. Chas. M. Lee has collected a large quantity of manuscript and data about the early history of the county.

He talks of putting it in book form. Smoking sets suitable for Christmas presents at Mrs. E. Lease's. 19w2.

J. E. Harris at his harness shop on Tioga street, is prepared to wait on all of his customers" and supply their wants from a skate strap to a full set of harness. Ladies scurf pins and bracelets suitable for Christinas and New Year presents at L. T.

Burns'. 19w3 In addition to oilier blanks for sale at this office we have just printed and in the county. eral years, the republicans had a full clothes. Then if you have a pretty girl along you are well fixed. Barham, Bogart Co.

can supply not the girl, but the clothes. And don't you forget County of Wyoming, hereby make known unto the above named James Evans, that he bo and appear at a Court of (tnmmnn pinna )U -Miss Ida Reynolds, of Loraysville, ticket in the field, revealing a large in The Tines. is visiting her si3tor, Mrs. I. Wheelock.

crease of strength and numbers and the held at Tunkhannock on the Second Monday of mans, Ulsters, which he offers at prices that defy competition. Having sold over one thousand of these garments this season he will close out the balance of stock at reduced prices. Orders promptly attended to and satisfaction guaranteed. 18w4 Mr. Charles Sickler, of Scranton, a son of the late Andrew Sickler, of this place, accidentally poisoned his wife on Sunday last by administering a dose of carbolic acid instead of chloral as he supposed.

The wife died in about three hours after taking the poison. It is reported that Mr. Sickler was, so affected by the sad and unfortunate accident that he has gone crazy with grief. Co-operative insurance has lost some of its attractiveness to those persons at this place who were insured in an Ohioom-pany which proposed to pay a man two thousand dollars if he died or if he lived and paid for twenty-five years the death rate assessments, then he was to receive 5000. The death rate became larger and larger and the query as to where that 5000 was to come from at the end of 25 years has occasioned somo eyes to open.

The State Normal School of this district, at Bloomsburg, will begin tho winter term on Tuesday, January 4th, 1881. Comfortable rooms, satisfactory board, healthful location, pleasant surroundings and skillful teachers, are among the advantages enjoyed by all, while a State Diploma awaits those aspiring to become teachers. The last class was the largest ever graduated from the school, but tho demand for teachers far exceeded our supply. 20w3. Wo have lately added to our slock of jobbing material some of tho very latest designs of wedding cards, etc.

We have uv iuio wiiuug euuiess we nave not money enough to buy a cheese press. Printing amateur papers, in small counties like this, is like peddling peanuts in a graveyard. Amateur. Just so. Experience is the best school, though Constable Canfield, of Centremore- Darwin Reed is working for James democrats already admit them a strong party in the Territory.

Quite "a large vuuii um uuu mure louuswor me saiu complaint, and show cause, if any he hath, why the bonds ol matrimonv hnt.wnnn himanlf ami thn Miller, and Richard Heath is working THE TIMES FOB 1881. it be expensive, and its pupils retire wiser if said Hannah, Evans, his wife, shall not be dis per cent, of local officers of the republi for E. Churchill on the new church. Thk Timhs will enter the noi better men. solved.

GEO. L. KENNARD. Sheriff. Sherlfl's office, Dec.

10, 1880. Iw4 land, yesterday brought here and delivered into Sheriff Kennard's custody the body of John Blakoslee, of whom mention is made in our Centremoreland correspondence. cans were elected, both parties scratch -There is to bo a Christmas tree at the ing on their several chosen men to suit The Rev. James Hurtnett preached a ser larger circle ol regular readers than it had at any previous period oflts history, and the important events of the next year must steadily enlarge the Castle on Christmas eve. mon at Davidville, Arkansas, on the duty of th emselves.

Two strong men were can QOURT PROCLAMATION. -Dana's mill is running day and uv.u v. uiuvu.uu.utjuui UUUSUI. A new aaminiatrAtinn will va inanmmti paying debts promptly. So much for senti didates for delegate to Congress, but Ma -Oysters Oysters Oysters by the WheroaS.

tho Hon. Thos. T. Tnfrhnm Pmsdlnnt new DOlltleal occasions will create new night. If you want a good job done just ment," he said, finally, and the hard fact is jor Maginis, democrat, is returned for duties: the irreat commercial anH give it a trial.

quart, gallon or tub. Oyster crackers by the pound or barrel. Special rates for the fifth time which shows how well his prosperity of the country must stimulate nroir- r.H ant thrift In all a that this church owes me 5500, and I shall never occupy the pulpit again until it is paid." now Oder to the public a quantity of -Debates at the Castle every Friday old line friends stick to him. Col. W.

Jndge of the Court of Common Pleas and Court of General Quarter Sessions of the Peace, and the President Justice of the Court of Oyer and Terminer and General Jail Delivery, for the trial of capital and other oifences, for the forty-fonrth Judiolal District of Paul Biliings and JameS Phoeni RflnrR Asanntntn Of political power Will be toward annlk. o.i festivals and donation parties. J. S. evening.

despotism, as It ever is when the people are d. F. Sanders, an old resident for the past A most remarkable instance of mistaken Swisher, next door to P. O. How do you like your now history? sixtoen years and a very popular man was While engaged in shutting down the of the Court of Common Pleas and General his opponent, and ran far ahead of his Samuel Harding is filling his ice gates of LaGrange mill on Monday even house.

ticket, this and one or two other demo identity is related by the Geneva correspondent of the Daily News (London.) Professor Schulin, of Basel University, while making an excursion in the Grand Duchy of Baden, was arrested at Hagen by the police on a charge of Huarier oessions ot the Peace, and Associate Justices ot Oyer and Terminer and General Jail Delivery of the county nf Wvnmino-. hnvA ing Mr. O. P. Ralph slipped and fell.

mo oLiu uriLiuiaui oi aumonty by peace and plenty. Thb Timks will be in the future, as it has been In the past, absolutely independent of political parties, but earnestly and fearlessly devoted to integrity and patriotism in our statesmanship and to tho freedom and sanctity of the ballot Dependent party organs will continue to babble about party men and party measures to exouse the public jobber and the demagogue to sup- -Why cau't the young men start some cratic counties giving him the majority. their precept to me direoted, ordered a GENERAL COURT OF OYER AND TERMI- Religiously) not as much can be said kind of a reading club instead of lounging around nights. bringing an axe he had been using across the little finger of the left hand, severing it at the middle joint. The finger was attached and is healing nicely.

having assaulted a woman a short time previ AW.U GENERAL JAIL DELIVERY to be held at Tunkhannock. on Mnmlnv thn int.h as we could wish. The people do not come here to get or to do good in partic ously, in vain he protested his innocence. A merry Christmas to all the read day of January A. D.

1881. Notice is therefore hereby given to the Coroner, all Justices of the Peace and Constables within the countv of thnv hn nnl ular. '1 hey come to get money. With ers of the Democrat. Pix A 4.

explained that at the time the alleged offence had been perpetrated he was at Basel, and ask It is now generally conceded that Dec. 21, 1SS0, t', i uouy tun Liutuwuen party interests demand it, and to lavish the regulation praise of the servant to the master; but the growing intelligence of the age dally multiplies the readers of the independent newspaper, and the journals which best reflect the rapidly Increasing independence of the neonle will be the appear in their proper persons at the time and Mr. Goodman at Pittston keeps the larg ed leave to communicate with his landlords' notices to tenants to quit premises. Black silk velvet, wide, good, and cheap, best ever brought in the place, quality guaranteed. Where? Why at Mott's, of course.

Mr. F. M. Buck, route agent on the Lehigh Valley R. lias not been at home a Christmas eve in the nine years' service he has seen on the road.

Mrs. Buck has to be Kriss Kingle all alono. Mrs. Bedford is closing out shoes at cost. Tho stock is now and of the best make.

19w3. Rev. Wm. B. Roso, of tho Freo Methodist denomination, is holding a series of meetings at the Mount Vernon school house above town.

Ladies' and gents' gold chains in great variety at L. T. Burns'. 19w3 Miss Nellie Hahn has been seriously fnace auove meniionea, wim weir rolls, records, nquisitions. examinations, recocrnizanceit.

And Sunday School The public prosecutor said a serious crime had est and best selected stock of Carpetings The semi-annual meeting of the Abing- great, Auiunuttii journals oi me luture. been committed, and that several witnesses tne Wyoming Valley and he guaran no Sabbath law and a low grade of morals it cannot be expected to be otherwise than that saloons, gambling and brothel houses should be largely patronized on Sundays, while in numerous instances stores aud shops, and business men have no Sabbath to the exclusion of all sacred i he i imes aims to reach the highest standard were ready to swear that Schulin was the guil ton Baptist Sunday School Convention was held at Mill City, on Tuesday, Dec. other remembrances, to do those things which to their offices in that behalf respectively belong. Notice is also given that those who are bound by recognizances to prosecute the prisoners that are or shall be in the jail of Wyoming county, that they be then and there to prosecute them as shall be just. ty man.

He refused to listen to his explana of the independent nowspaper. If fearlessly opposes corruptionlst8 and rings In all parties, whether In city, State or nation. It opposes every form of imperial nolltlcal domination whath. tees to sell them from 10 to 20 per cent, lower than any one else in the trade. Best tapestry Brnssols others tions, and the judge before whom the profcssoi iim, isnu.

uevotional exercises were led by Rev. B. Miller, of Waverly. The re represented'by an Individual, by a faction or in proportion. 18w4 had been taken sent him back to his cell, where he was kept ten davs.

As it happened. or religious things. This foreshadows G. L. KENNARD, Sheriff.

Sheriff's Office, Dec. 18, 1880. uy a uurty. it, opposes sectionalism riorth and South as the demon of the Rennhlin and it F. C.

Ross, auditor to report in a word the hard work of tho mission mands public tranquility and the sunromaoy of llVuM-tw an.l Inn. fnw 1 Schulin was betrothed and the marriage day fixed, and his confinement in prison on so seri ary, of which, as my letter is already too QHARLES M. PHCENIX, The Times will begin the New Year strengthened In all Of its alreadv exeentinnnllv ut.rnntr long, may in a future letter say more. ous a charge, the difficulty of confuting it and me prospect of losing at once his character. uupaiuuBuiB, it AUUK1H Ol luO War Will 06 continued in the Weekly Edition, with spe- Truly lours, Geo.

Comfort. Dec. 3d, 1880. his bride and his professor's chair, so preyed ATTORNEY AT LAW, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Office On Franklin street.

woiiy lutcicauug eibrucis tnereirom in meomor editions, and the contributors tor ism to thin im. ill with the dipthoria at the residonco of also purchased a largo quantity of new typo and are now better than ever prepared to do fancy printing. We have made special arrangements for supplying business men with letter heads, noto heads, statements, circulars, and we can assure them that our work is equal if not superior to any that is turned out from other offices. We aro prepared to do all jobs on short notice and we solicit the public patronage feeling confident that our prices aro way below thoso of other firms. 17tf.

Honesty is the best policy in medicine as well as in other things. Ayer's Sarsaparilla is a genuine preparation, an unequalled spring medicine and blood purifier, deoidedly superior to all others in the market. Trial proves it. Christmas services at the Presbyterian church next Sunday. Subject of the distribution of funds arising from the sale of real estate in the Tuttle estate, attended to the duties of his appointment at his office on Tuesday afternoon.

Finest restaurant in town you will find next door to the Post Office. Oysters in every style. Limberger and Sweitzor cheese, bologna sausage and sar-dinos, occ. J. S.

Swisher, upon his mind that he attempted to commit Sugar Hollow. portant feature of the paper will be from the most distinguished soldiers and civilians of both North Having just returned from New-York I am better prepared than ever before.to meet the wants of my many customers. Believing that an inspection of my goods will benefit yon-I remain very truly yours, A. B. MOTT.

Nov. 26, 1880. suicide by cutting open his veins with a pock The donation for the Rev. S. Elwell, at ana boutn.

its large list of contributors in this and in foreign countries will be more than maintained its reliable news correspondence Is nn. the house of Milton Tiffany, was a suc JOHN G. SCOUTEN, cess in every respect, the receipts of the evening being $23. ATTORNEY AT LAW, et Knite. me authorities at length allowed him to communicate with his friends, when overwhelming evidence was at once forthcoming that on the day when the offence was committed Schulin was lecturing in Basel University.

Almost at the same time the man for whom he had been mistaken by the police was arrested. Dushoro, Pa. surpassed by that of any other journal of the country Its various departments essential to a complete newspaper for the home and family cir-clrcle are constantly enlivened by fresh writers, and It will maintain the position It has won on Its merits, as one of the most reliable and complete newspapers of the world. Terms Daily dellvored bv carriers, for The question for our next debate is Resolved. That ifin.ln.nHv ronwo MEHOOPANY.

disturbance iu society than There has been several new names MESHOPPEN, yy H. SWETLAN.D, added to our list, including a number of Cause and Effect. cents a week mail subscription, i6 a year, or 60 cents a month, postage lree. Sunday Edition Double sheet, 42 a year, postage free; single copies, 4 cents. Weekly Published every Saturday morning, i a year rive copies, ten copies, $15 twenty copies, 25.

An extra oopy sent free to the getter-up of a club. morning discourse Tho first advent of young ladies. The main cause of nervousness i inlio-Aa- DEALEK IB DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES. tion, and that is caused bv weakness of thn Delbert Tiffany, of Kansas, was relatives and friends in this nlace Christ." Evening subject "The second advent, is it pre-millennial and near at hand Seats free to all. Mr.

and Mrs. E. D. Van Slyko have President, Dr. H.

S. Cooper of Newton, presided throughout the day. An address of welcome was given by W. G. Comstoek, pastor of the church, and was responded to on behalf of the Convention by S.

F. Forgeus, of Clarks' Green. The best preparation of the teachers for tho class," was discussed quite generally by the different members after it was opened by Rev. A.M. Calkin, of Waverly.

The afternoon session was a Promise and Devotional Meeting conducted by Bro. J. B. Miller, of Waverly. Bro.

E. A. Atherton, of Glenburn, read an essay on "religious instruction in the family, a great aid in Sunday School work." Lesson helps to be used not as crutches but conductors to the lesson," was next considered in an address by Rev. S. F.

Forgeus and J. Wallace Tiffany, of Benton. At the evening session a service of song was conducted by Clark Lowry, of Scott, assisted by J. B. Carpenter, of Factoryville, and Rev.

C. W. Risy, of Philadelphia. The remaining part of the evening was occupied by addresses from Rev. C.

W. Ray, Sunday School Missionary of the American Baptist Publication Society for who spoke on The Sunday School Teacher's Legitimate aim in his work," and also explained the object and work of the Society which he represents. His presence added greatly to the interest of the occasion by his help in singing and iu remarks. The hospitality of the occasion was abundant and greatly enjoyed, and the entire session ono of profit to all present. Seph.

a few days last week. THIS TIMtS, 20 Times Building, Philad'a. Q.IDEON WINANS, HARDWARE MERCHANT, And dealer In Stoves, Tinware. Cutlery, Olafu Paints, Oils, Varnishes, etc. A larjte stock of Doors and Window Frames constantly on hand, llyrl stomach.

No one can have sound nerves and good health without using Hop Bitters to strengthen the stomach, purify the blood, and keep the liver and kidnevs active, to onri-v off v. s-M yj, IJlll Vli llllf and Chewing Tobaccos, Mehoopany, Pa. Pro- -Misses Amanda T.iion nnrl Nolllo Butler have been snendin? a low flnvsi in been visiting Mrs. -Van Slyke's parents' Mr. Edgar Billings in Tunkhannock township.

Mr. Eleazer Dana, of Eaton, besides purchasing the valuable residence of Geo. H. Spring on Tioga stroet, has purchased the lot of Mr. Spring in the Lake Carey Association.

Presents are being selected and set aside every day now at L. T. Burns', so that those intending to purchase should not delay. 19w3 Four fat sheep, owned by Albert Townsend, in a lot near his slaughter house, in this place wore killed by dogs on Friday night last. This is the second or third time that Mr.

Townsend has met with loss of sheep in this way, and the sheep killing dogs should be ferreted out and summarily dealt with. Christmas services at St. Peter's Free Church, in Piatt's Opera House, Tunkhannock, will be held on Saturday, Dec. 25th as follows 10J a. full morning service with sermon by the Rev.

George D. Stroud, pastor. 73 p. tho Lord's Supper. All are cordially invited.

On tho Sunday after Christmas, December 2otb, at 51 o'clock p. m. the Christmas service of tho Sunday school will bo held. Short addresses may be expected by Felix Ansart, of the Tunkhannock bar, and the Rev. George r.

Stroud. all the poisonous and "waste matter of the system. Sec other column. Advance. this place.

JJ S. JENNINGS M. J. Tiffany has been bnvinir a CLAYTON JENNINGS A t. tho H.

DURKEE, w. Kotlce. large quantity of rye and shipping to New York. GENERAL MERCHANTS, Thero will be an oyster supper at tho Baptist parsonage in Eaton on New Year's eve for the benefit of the Eaton Baptist churcli. A cordial invitation is exteuded to all.

Dolls, vases, toilet sets, at Mrs. Bedford's. 19w3. The installation of the officers elect of the Knights of Honor will take place at the next meeting in Odd Fellows' Hall in this place, the first Friday evening in January. My life was saved liy Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure K.

B. iMkely, Selma, Ala. On Tuesday Mri O. S. Mills received a telegram from Wilkes-Barro announo-ing tho death of his sister, Mrs.

Judith Moore, which occurred at that place on the day mentioned. At an election held in the Independent School District in Eaton township last week Wednesday Dan'l W. Herman and Samuel Rinker wero elected school directors. Uncle Tom's Cabin at tho opera House to-morrow evening. A two davs' sine under the direction of idence of the bride, Decembor 7th, 1880, by Rev.

G. M. Chamberlain, Mr. Abram A. Clayton and Miss Louise Jennings, both of Meshoppen.

Pa. And rtnnlnrfl In Tin a S. B. Smith, who has been sick for Prof. Ackley will be held in thn M.

Cans. Boots and Rhons. ntn i some time, is now able to be out again. exchange. nvri ESALEE IX GENERAL HARDWARE.

A large and well selected stock ot Parlor and Heating Stoves, Kanges and Cooking stoves, which will be sold at bottom prices. Please call and examine before purchasing elsewhere. Hm6 JAYNE OLIVER At the MeshoD- at this place tins week. Mrs. Van Slyke is better known as Miss Gertie Loomis.

Major Piatt is occupying his new office as a private office where he proposes to attend to his private affairs. Legal business will be attended to at his former office. Harry D. Bushnell, the newsboy has sold his route to Master John McGee who is now actively engaged in the work. John is a good Democratic bov James Luce is now sharpening horses for per span.

pen M. E. parsonairo. Dec. loth, isro irnnppiiii iTTnw woTinr by Rev.

(i. M. Chamberlain. Mr. D.

In. Alvah Luce has boucht himself a church at Meshoppen, commencing Monday eveniug, Dec. 27th, and closing with a grand concert on Wednesday evening. A general invitation is extended to singers to come and join the convention. Prices of tuition Gentlemen, 50 Ladies, 25 Concert, 20 cts.

By order of Committee. 1. nv.ivi., iivutoaiiBnj- by given that application will be made under the Act of Assembly of the Commonwealth of PMnnavlvania unMHI A A 11- is Jayne, of Russell Hill and Miss Em new lumber wagon, one of J. S. Carpenter's make, of Mehoopany.

ma ix. Oliver, ot iveiserville. NOTICE. in accordance with the reoulre-ments of Sectinn Artl-ln nf lhA VALENTINE OVERFIKT.n At That new history we have heard ho tutlon of Pennsylvania, notice is hereby given much about has come at last, and most of the subscribers are very much dissatisfied with them, the work not being what it was represented it would be. and says he intends to servo his customers promptly each week.

wu.iixvm Jin vufc iu pruviue ior the incorporation and regulation of certain corporations," approved April 29th, 1874, and the supplements thereto, for the oharter of an Intended corporation to called The Tunkhannock and Forkston Mining, Mineral and Petroleum ManutaoturiSK Company," tho charter and object of which will be the manufacturing of coal minerals and oil, being articles ot commerce, and for these purposes to have, possess and enioy alt the rights, benefits and privileges conferred by the said Act of Assembly. "rr'nnuu u. uimio vuq uenerai Assembly ol the State, which is to convene as stipulated In thesaid Constitution, on the second Tuesday In January next, for the repeal of the Act, approved 6th April, 1868, entitled "A snp. vlement loan Act. entltlAfl an 1 A mi.i,.

the Meshoppen M. E. parsonage, Dec 18th, 1880, by Rev. G. M.

Chamberlain, Mr. Charles R. Valentine and Miss Ettie M. Overfield, both of Russell Hill, Pa. WELLS WILCOX.

At the Presbv-terian parsonage in Nicholson, Dec. 21st. 1880. bv Rev. H.

J. Crann Mr VV11. InveutorM and Patentees should send forinstructions, terms, references to Edson Brothers, Solicitors of Patents Washington, D. who furnish the same wiwoii charge. Edson Brothers is a well-known and successful firm of large experience, having been established in 186.

lltf The Rev. S. McLain will preach at Mrs. G. L.

Fox as Topsy at the Op the Castle next Sunday at 105 a. m. era House to-morrow night. of Benton, and Miss Lottie D. Wilcox, of the mode of voting at all elections In the several counties of the approved the 30th day of March, 1869, so far as relates to th counties of Luzerne and Wyoming." Wilkes-Barre, Dec.

1, Dee. 18, 1880. Loamy Ewirr, Solicitor. Dec. 17th, 1880.

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