$50,000.00 $12,000.00 Valley Recor to J. P. O'Brien was taken his lumber camp at Gaines, ast Saturday morning and it $ not until yesterday that the was recovered in this city thief was captured moming by Officer Ragan of Waverly and an officer from assisted by the local police The prisoner was locked he South Waverly lockup, ie gemained during the taken to Tioga here he will have 0 the charge of horsc- pn of the man arrest. affair but as Ca, re: ide Awake fly—The local fire laddies awake and hustling every to perfect arrangements for ing of Valley Firemei's om in this city Sept. 19, ill be one of the largest t successful gatherings in of the association. the out of town companies will attend are the Edwin C. hose company of Bath, as of Tioga hose company, hose company of Union of Cayuta hose comp ny. Couldn't Open Bank Vaverly—~The janitor of the First zal Bank found that the di :r not be unlocked this morni 1g after he and Harry Ellis hud diff vain to gain entrance to bank, a boy was put over the jom and he unfastened ihe A crowd witnessed the pro This is Unusual vetly—The new directory of erly, Sayre and Athens hs book has been left at the town and this is unusual as tht j—At a meeting of C.y h, No. 1110, at East Wy’ f t evening, the resignation P. F. Finch as secretary of the : was read and accepted . H, Ellis was elected to : and Euchre fly — Tomorrow evering hts of Columbus will give on and euchre party to and Irviog L. Hall's new phy, g stiraction at the Loomis io this Sayder, Waver'r. N. scriptions will alsc be rece Our sulscribers will confer a Bi notifying us if they do not reevive the Record regulariy. : Have you smoked the Lode Star? A 105 4 Food sale, Baptist church, to- night, Tioga county fair opens at Owe- go today. : Miss Mary Pickley spent Sunday with Ridgebury friends. A Lode Star for a good smoke. Pure Havana for 5c. 105 4 Mr. and Mrs. James Rhodes are visiting friends in Syracuse Miss Dora VanCise is spending the week in New York city. The painting of tht Grove « hool building has been completed. —————————— Miss Mabel Mallery at the lap tist church tomorrow evening | 3 3 - 3 Mrs. A M Slaughter is visiting for a few days at Goshen, N. Y A. J]. Brown and wife of Roches. ter are guests of friends in town —————— Miss Rose Leo of Ithaca was a guest of Waverly friends Sunday Frank Johnner and wife return. ed yesterday from a week in Roch- ester. Special Officer Stebbins is doing police duty ia Chief Brooks’ ab- sence. A new coffee urn has been added to S. Butler's dining hall on Broad street. Miss Tina Engleman is improv ing rapidly after a several days illness. Mrs. W. H.W. Jones left this morning for a visit to Middletown friends. Mrs. Charles Wolf and daughter _@ntictta are spending a few days at Blossburg. Two large display cases have been added to the store of |. W. Knapp & Son. S. G Sager after a visit with H. G. Perry and family left this morn ing for Corning. Miss Julia Rhodes who has been visiting in this city returned to her home at Ithaca today. The local base ball team defeat ed an Ulster aggregation by a score of 17-7 yesterday. Harold Horton is at Owego and Nichols today on business for G H. Moore, the fruit dealer, Mildred Holland in “The Tn umph of An Empress,” Loomis opera house Saturday cvening For a good smoke try the Lode Star, made by H. L. Nichols, Wa- verly, N. Y. Strictly union made. : 105 4 Attorney Howard is able to be the house for several days by ill ness, Special sale on John Kelly's shoes, small sizes $3 shoes for 32. A. R Bunn's shoe store, Wa. verly, 101 tf President Buchanan and Attor- ney McDowell of the Chemung Valley Tiaction com, town today. As ordered by the Board of Trustees, the Erie Rajlroad Com- pany has placed a has resigned his position and’ will accept a situation in a Sayre ghoe store, : WANTED—Nine ie track near William and | streets and was delayed | fe Thurston in “The Tri of Betty,” house, Thursday, Sept. 14. Scats on sale at Western Union Tele graph office. | S. Butler who recently leased the pool room and lunch business of T. S. Wolcott on Broad street, is making extensive improvements to the interior of his store. Next Monday evening, Septem- ber 25, Rudolph M. Gunther of Rochester, state commander Sons of Veterans, will make an official visit to Waverly Camp, No 88 Miss Ina Sage who has been making an extended tour of the western cities spent the last week with Miss Mae Sadler on Orchard street, returning to her home at , Wilkesbarre yesterday. There will be selections by the Hayden male quartette at the Bap. tist church in connection with Miss Mabel Mallery's entertainment tomorrow evening. Vocal solos by Mrs. Ingham and Miss Mabel Baldwin and a piano solo by Miss Rice of Athens. The Boys’ band have organized a foot ball team and the following are the players: R. Beach, center; W. Muldoon, night guard; George Vought, left guard; W. Malan right tackle; John Barton, left tackle; Ed Flynn, right half back; Charles Rockwell, full back; Earl Dough- erty, left half back; Leo Carmody, quarter back; F. Sherwood, left end; Paul McCarthy, right end. THE DOCTORS AT WAVERLY The president and staff of physicians of the Pransylvania Electro Medical In- stitute of Philadelphia, are at the Tioga House, Waverly, and will remain antil Sanday noon, September 17. All who visit this eminent physician will receive consnitation, advice, servi- ces and Magnetic Treatment absolutely free until cured. The object in rsu- ing this course is to become rapidly ae- quainted with the sick and the aficted, aml to demonstrate the marvelous re- sults following the RATIONAL system of treating disease, If you are suffering from any chronic disease, come | If you are weak, hopeless, despairing, come | If you have an ulcer, come ! If you are weak, nervous and worn out, enme ! If you are sullering from youthlal fol- lies, come ! If you have asthma, bronchitis, or ca- tarch, come! If you are paralyzed or deformed, come ! If you have any sexual or urinary dis- ease, com | If you have dizziness or weakness, come | If you ape suffering from female dis- ve lost your manhood, come ! WAVERLY DAY, SEPT. i4 ADELAIDE THURSTON In the Triumph of Betty. Prices 25¢, soc, 75¢ and $1.00 Advance sale at Western Union telegraph office, Waverly, Tuesday morning. Loomis Opera House WAVERLY. SATURDAY, SEPT. 16, MILDRED HOLLAND AS CATHERINE THE GREAT OF RUSSIA In the Tfiumph of an Empress Prices $5¢, 50¢, 75 and $1.00, Advande sale Thursday at West- em Unjon Telegraph office, Waverly. ats for the Sale of the STILLWELL SCENT CAS BURNER ou better light than ten or twelve electric up at two firm FREE. Everything m. Each balloon bringing the attached . Sweeping cheviots out. Clothing. lapels’ made of fancy worsted Homespun black and grey, clay H. SATTLER. Baltimore. This up-to-date line of clothing io made will astonish you. the prevailing style by the skilled workmen short trousers, These suits are lined with farmer satin in any color at" $2 49 Bove’ strictly all woolen materials in a variety of colors and material, sizes 7 worth $3.50 and $4.00, now $2.45, They can be hac Boys' good school suits, about 50 left 198 cents Men's flannel shirts in plain and gg 3 fancy colors______ mm wy —-————— Men's and Boys’ negligee shirts madras whipcord and printed “mada. enormous variety of colors, all sizes, worth SOc, now... ___. Jaf Men's very fine negligee shirts, Tull ye 4c dress shart and best $1.50 shirts Men’s Furnishings 5c handkerchiefs in white, blue 2 and red, now____ C in white, blue 10¢ handkerchiefs and red, now_______. ; The genuine Rubber Collars for. . Particular pains have Leen taken 10c this price list to avoid misprints, the you are assured to get every arti == 10 as advertised. Bring this bill wi reference ! 38c denerice and Firemen's Suspen- 35 25 Fashionable Men's and Boys’ 15 cent Suspen- 8 15¢ Celluloid Collars for. _ { S0cand 75¢ Umbrellas while A C| No less than 25 smart, correct st in low shoes for present wear and 12c lish boots, especially for the autum ‘included, such as Glazed Kid, Pats Kid or Patent Calf, Black Russia ders : i ebeac ean Men's and Boys’ 20 cent Suspen- ders Genuine President Suspenders 3 5 c i * $3.49. 1 $4.48. $7.98. A big lot of ties in strings, puffs and lace or button style, in light, med 19¢ heavy soles hand welted or hand sole, all styles. all heels, from 6c common sense heel to the ‘Louis XV heels. Every style and 17 c imaginable are now in stock ready ‘disposed of in the shortest possible 14C So why not lay in a stock for thes {dozen in all were 25¢ to 50, now Men's 10c heavy Nelson Hose An enormous variety of Men's | fancy hose, were 25cand 35¢, now | Men's heavy Woolen Hose for... ~ ranted not to rip, with or without bibs, A Card to the Public. ness relations and many acquaint- which have attached me to Sayre. H, SATTLER. 1 . Corner Desmond Street and Packer Avenue, Sayre, Pa. AND RUBBERS THAT Wil STRIKE THE BULLSEYE PUBLIC APPROVA all the desirable colors, sizes from 38 Cc Men"™ 50c and 76¢ black and ; brown Crush Hats... ____.._. 37¢ Men’s £1.50 Hats in Al ' Sporting and Derby ok 8 ns ing a better reason for its Men's $3.00 Hats of national $1 79 We are going out of business fame, all shapes and styles... $4. said. We have about 25 dozen of men's and boys’ winter caps, prices ranging from 25 50, 75, $1.00 and 81.50, will place same on sale at 10, 37, 59, 79 and 98c | 75 dozen men’s extra heavy fleeced lined { underwear, sell from 50¢ to 75c the world over, colors light blue and flesh col- 36 ors during this sale Cc | Men's £1.00 Wrights Health Un- 24 3 79¢ S9c 79c with medium soles. $1.38 for women's $2. with heavy soles. : | derwear, fleece lined, all sizes $2.29 for women's | Men's £1.00 Natural wool underwear all sizes | Men's camels hair all woolen under- { wear double breasted, double back ’ m. Sale to
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