WE FILL MAIL OR- DERS AND PREPAY FREIGHT OR EX- PRESS ON PUR- CHASES OF S$so00 OR OVER. G. L. Fuller and wife took in the Towanda fair today. Geo. E Vail and C. L Pierce are at the Towanda fir today. George Dayton of Towanda was over to his Stopycroft farm last THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW town and if th: re is any difference now dictate to you what did it. sport, Imperial Dey Goods Co, fon. In all 40 just such stores as thasa which we our class can command. N | all, so that if you ar offerad like goods or brands, they are old enough to # | the Big 8'ore came into existence last March. night. A.R. Brown and wife drove down to the Towanda fair this moming. your reasonable judgment will Leslic Mingos has moved his family to Burlington where they a will reside. of Oona, : = an Nl The Jakeway family reunion ‘will be held in the Howell block, Nich- ols, October 4. ind such as stores of Paul Maynard and wife drove to Towanda today to attend the fair and visit friends. F. W. Decker is camying the mail for a few days in "place of Harry Smith who is sick. Basement China and Johanson Bro's. ware. Consolidated Lump Brass and Glass Co's, — George Herrick, Bert Tozer, ' Barney Kain and John Grippen are ‘attending the Binghamton fair | today. % Chin, 12 patterns open stock products, amps of all sorts, Miss Mabel VanZaadt, who has Street Floor Independ=nt Peerless patteras, Wayne Knit Poay hoss, Onyx hose for in black and colors, Roena taffetta silks, fully guaranteed, be bad aaywhere bat throagh this system stores. {been visiting at BF. Tucker's on First street, returned to Seneca | Falls today. Mrs. W. G. Newman went to Elmira this morning to attend the | Central New York conference of the M. E. church. women, Eareka silks and their are syndicate prslucts not to Second Floor Wooltex garments, Printzess garments, Arlington silk skirts, Sanita our syndicate, Fars from the Noethwest (whore canght), through a New Mr. E. C. Seymour, who has been visiting his daughter, Mrs. W. G. Newan, this summer, went to Canton today for a visit, ry Make undermuslinsg, Daphne javanile cloth. | Mrs. W. A. Carrington and her | daughter Ruth, of Middle Granville, ork (8 : - ’ . York mager, N. Y., are visiting the former's sis- Fourth Floor if you have not basa shopping with as you have bron missing a point monty back or goods exchanged with pleasure. ter, Miss Laura Stephens. Mrs. W. H. Nutt is entertaining her sister, Mrs. Angie Lawrence, and Mrs, J. B. Goss and daughter of Kingsley, Susquehanna county The funeral of Philip Verbeck will be held at his late resident in Vawter tomorrow afternoon at 1 in true economy. Try it. Your Summer Vacation : time fo have the children’s There is no nook or cor- ner in Sayre where The Valley Record does not cir- : culate. . ughter may owe ty to her perfect, | ou some day for! disfigurement and The Largest Circulation 0 Special Prices for July and Au- | ust. GIVES THE LARGEST PUBLICITY : H. Mercereau, - Attorney-at-Law Notary Public Bp lal attention to Pension Papers. ; Valley Phone 11 X. There is no nook or cor- ner in Sayre where The Valley Record does not cir- culate. ‘Subscribe for The Record. — & BEIBACH — “7 care ‘Best of Everything J. W. BISHOP Lockhart St. | COAL COAL There is as much difference in Ihe quality of coal as there is ‘between white and yellow sugar. We sell nothing but the celebrated ' Lehigh Valley fresh mined anthra- , te. We also sell Bituminous and Our specialty is prompt service J. W. BISHOP, o'clock and from the church at 2 o'clock. Vawter C. E McKinney and wife went to Elmira this morning where Mr. McKinney will attend the reunion : {of the survivors of his regiment, tree. and, by spreading its toes, be supplied with four little parachutes, | 179th New York Vols, which enable it to easily descend | - Heuce It is calied “the fying frog ' A species ui g ound in Dorues has very long turd, w_ biel to the tip, This creature cat leap irom a high The reunion of the survivors of the 8gth New York Regiment will be held in Norwich, N. Y., tomor (row. A.C. McCaslin was a mem- ber and thinks of attending. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Closing Stock (uoistions, Money on call steady at 4 per cent; prime mercantile paper, 4:48 per cent] exchanges, $2769.15; balances, §10.50.34 Closing prices . Amal Copper Atchison B &0 Brookiyu HK T C.C.C&BtLL Chess & Ohio Chl. & Northw D &H.. Erle ; . Gen. Electric Li Central Lackawanna Louis. & Nash Manhattan Metropolitan Missouri Pac The Destodah Club give a re- ception at the Old-Academy Fri- day night. Arrangements are being made for a fine social time | Good music will be furnished. N. ¥. Central.. Norf & West Pern. RL R Heading Rock Island a Bt. Paul ..152 Southern Pac... Bouthern Ry... iY South. Ry. pf...10 Bugar .... «139g 151% Texas Pacific... By Mrs, J J: Kress, who has been i "nic eT - > v8 bn U8 seat visiting her brother, W. G. New 164s U. 8. Bteel pf. 2047 i i a en Buel pt. lot {man and family for a short time, 1064 | went to Canton this morning for a New Fork Harkeis |short visit and from there will FLOUR Steady and unchanged: Min- return to het home in Arkansas, 145 wy 10% ny S <1 ny as nr 0 19 wr —— nesota patents, 3404515, winter straights, $0416; winter extras, S4GIE. winter | patents, #5G4 70 1 WHEAT-8teady to a shade higher on | lHghter northwest receipts steady cables | and unfavorable crop news from abroad; | Our people away from town this December, #0 N 1-16. ; May, ®05,9% i . . COIN — Faster under good wemiber. De- morning. The early train was cember, (3% { . . . BUTT ER~Creamer , exiras, per pound, | crowded and the special train which (Mercantile Exchange official} . quotation, extras, 3). firsts. 190. sec- | left the Athens station at 9:15 a. m. DY onds 184s 15% thirds, 1T617%<.: stale dairy, tubs, extras, Ic; firsts, hol : took the others and left us lonely. seconds. 171%. thirds, 15% i full cream, small and . large, colored and white, fancy, MKe. | CHEESE ~State -—- fair ta choice, 11611. ; Hght skimae, | The annual ; Harvest supper of ce part skims. prime, “48 the Presbyterian church will be held at the church parlors, Friday evening, October 6th. We give this early notice so that everybody ring. | . . nearby. per pound. dic. fowls, 13. roest- can be looking forward to it for a ers, old § ; turkeys, 136 DRESSED POULTRY -Turkeys. spring, | good feast. dry picked, mixed sizes per poum To Se ————— = ide 4. 156s, eh keas rie | hiladoiphia, large. roasiio ancy, 3 i x hor Pennsiivanis Nor state, « holes | Our good people were charmed to : 9 3 i . . Lrotlers, Philadeiph a nds to pair as they saw the trained animals ed hound ts pair ard under. 168 perform at the circus yesterday "Fea. and think it would be a good thing frked fe old cocks, MM¥ec . ducks, VAR & and Connecticut, 1336. ; | > * = a¥ivania, Jere) Ses Sx i ‘to have the trainers try their hand MR EGG Rtate, Fe nusyivania and nearby, selevied, white, fancy, pew laid 3G | cholce, BGTic , mixed, extra, JHE | firsts to extra firsts, NY Sc ; dirties, 13gle%e. | checks, 13g iic ; refrigerators, Ligde. LIVE POULTRY Chickens, to fancy. 16905. long Island snd eastern, GGG. western, MII. | Squabs prime, while, pounds to Jdogen, per dozen $iso, 7 . F pounds to degen. S.iouis § pounds toon some of the human species in dozen, £928 mixed $3621; dark, . yoyid W175, culls, We all this vicinity. VEGETABLES Potatoes, Long Island, ‘in bulk, per 1% pounds TLISSI. per bag. TUL =; state, In hulk, per 19 unde, $1001.75, Jemey, round, ure, JLIOGLT: gacts