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
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ner in Sayre where The
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: H. Mercereau,
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‘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,
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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
<r 1% pounds, N. F. Walker went to Towanda
sweet incre G1 5 br bax. this morning to attend the meet-
| OF; sathern Pe a ToL ing of the Democratic committee
Live Stoek Markets: of five and they intend to place
| CATTLE. light: sarket steady; | JOD Griffin in nomination for sher-
aves Puls wisn vel ig of Bradford county, If Mr.
: | Griffin decides to run he will be a
hea
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Former Resident Dead :
Athens—We received the news|
this morning of the death of Mrs
Mary E. Crans, widow of Wells
Crans at her home 141 Chemung |
street, Waverly. Mrs. Crans's
maiden name was Mary Eddy and
she was a daughter of Miner Eddy |
of Towanda. They lived in Ath-
ens for many years and were well
known here. She has a brother
John Eddy of Waverly, and a sis |
WHEN vou-“take your next
nN
Latest
Styles|
step,
in Michigan.
dren, Harry Crans, an engineer on durability in foot apparel that
cag-
Mrs. Lena Day, residing in Ithaca
N. Y. The funeral will take place
from the late residence, 141 Che
tomorrow; interment in Tioga ment, Satisfied Customers
have / fad
ers & Miller.
Odd Fellows Elect Officers
Athens—Athens lodge, No. 163,
I.O. O. F. elected their officers last
evening and had a very pleasant
social time. The following named
officers were elected: Leon K.
Lane, noble grand; H. B. Bressler, |
vice grand; Leon Stroud, secretary; |
Fred Hosmer, trustee; P. E. Decker,
treasurer; J. F. Griswold, represent-
ative to grand lodge. The officers! BUDAPEST, Rept. Ix — Betwees |
; : forty and fifty persons were injured
will be installed next Wednesday ' in riots Liere last night when Socialists
evening by Worthy Grand Master, tad udiereats of the coalition parties,
* = * Including students, clashal
Chubbuck, after which refresh- the Royal hotel, and for twe Lours
ments will be served. The brothers there were scenes of tremendons ex.
: -_{eitmuent. The Royal hotel is the head-
are contemplating a fine service In| Carters of the Independence club, 19
a short time, when they will dedi which is the coundT room of the coall-
cate their new building. Athens | tion eadens Lot
: The students and other supporters
has one of the best lodges in the tof the coalition had arranged for a
state and their building is a credit | gigantic torchlight procession last
to the town.
RIOTS. AT BUDAPEST.
Ferty te Fifty Persons Injured Im
Political Clash,
~
opposite
ists Issued Inflammatory proclaua-
SS tions calling on all Socialists and oth-
Monument Committee Meets ers opposed to the conlition to gather
Athens—The committee of five 8nd fight for their rights, which they
sald the coalition was trying to side |
Gen. H. C. Madill, will mect at the | by the kingemperor to the whole na-
home of D. J. Sweet in Fowanda Hom Owivg to these proclamations
tomorrow evening. [It is now ap- pone the torchiight procession, seeking
parent that a sufficient sum will be | thus to avold bloodshed
raised to secure the monument and |
it should be a grand one for Gen.
Madill was one of the best soldiers
that ever fought for this country. | ies critically 11
Nizon's Condition Not Hepeless.
WESTFIELD, N. YY. Sept. 2X —-This
‘is au anxious time at the howe of 8.
It is realized that de-
bring a tum for the
W. C. T. U. Meeting Tomorrow | better or for worse, and the patient
was given unceasing attention sand
Athens—The Athens W. C. T.| care. 1t Is felt that while Mr. Nixon
U. will meet in the Athens Univer-| is a very sick man his case Is by no |
salist church tomorrow at 2:30 p.m weans hopeless. The affection of the!
f
. : lower right lung appears to be yielding
A full attendance is desired as full! ¢5 (rputwent. Mr. Nixon seems to be |
reports of the Smithfield conven—| encouraged and bas pariakou of soe |
tion will be made The work is a | Bourisbment.
good one and the ludies should |
be encouraged in it.
. | velopments may
Child's Feet Fast In Mad.
OGDENSBURG, N. Y, Sept. 8.—
| The body of Lena Glll, aged eight
years, was found In a swamp Dear
Prescott, Oot. She was sent by her
| mother on an errand last Thursday,
Woman Returns Home After Mid- | 4,3 pot returning, It was feared that
night Stroll in Undergarments | tramps had stolen ber. Police along
and in Collapsed Condition. | the border were unotitied, and armed
: | men searched the country. The body
Cleveland, O.—Mra. Sarah WIIKInS | was found with the feet fast in the
mrose from her bed, douned her best| ;puq, the Indications belug that the
clothes, and, walking a mile from her | ohi1d had fallen from exhaustion and
house, undressed and returned home | jjed from exposure
in ber undergarments the other night |
When she awoke at 6:30 in the]
WALKS MILE WHILE ASLEEP
Floating Hospjinls For Cholera.
which she invariably placed under lhrer | government, findiog that the existing!
pillow upon retiring It was gone | gapitary organization for the preven |
She glanced at the dresser on which | jon of the importation of cholera inte |
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Murrelle’s Printing
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From four to eight skilled job
Our havethe. &
Sur patrons any. we-huwe the
Yalley Phone 142a.
WE PRINT
(In effect June 1f, 1995.)
Trains leave Sayre as llows:
RASTROUND.
A.M. Dally for Towanda,
Chunk, Allentown, EAC NE
Baltimore and
» MM. averiy § MM.)
A A
JERE
Halle, Woliameport, Wyslnsiag, Lastye
AM {Naver A x)
Wilkes-Barre, Glem BSammit
New York, Pi
tagton.
Nini Gea
there. Bewildered, she arose to 100K | golved to proceed humediately with the
for the garments she had ~orn the | equipment of floating hospitals for the!
&ay before. i
found. Her shoes alone were In thelr | quarantine at Riga, Libau, Cronstadt’
accustomed place. On & chalr lay her | guq other ports. Three cases have been
undergarments, wrinkled and covered | giscovered at Prags, a suburb of War |
with mud. “Burglars must have saw.
taken the things,” she sald. But the |
doors and windows were all locked | Prince Appeals to Armenians,
just as her husband had left them | PARIS, Sept. 28—Prince Sabahed-
upon leaving the house to go to work | dine, a pepliew of the sultan of Turkey,
an hour before. [It was not until] in the form of an opén letter Isdues a
called an hour later that Mrs. Wilkins | stirring appeal to the Ottoman Arme-|
learned that her watch and chain and | nisns fo which he strongly condemns
clothing had been found upon the the throwing of bombs and luvites|
porch of a house at 29 Tracy street. | them to Join the Young Turks In or
Lying near the clothing was the back | der to obtain civilization in Turkey by
of an envelope, covered with an almost | enlightened weans, The prince points
indecipherable scrawl out that violence werely aggravates
“My God! My God! It has come | the situation and causes reprisals,
at last” she sald, and for & moment |
was overcome. “Of seven brothers and |
sisters all are somnambullsts except
myself. I can remember nothing after
10:30 last night. At that hour [I re-
tired. My mind is a blank from that
moment to the hour of my awakening
this morning. My husband was at
home when [ retired”
Ancient Shipyard,
A shipyard at Ominato, Japan, still
in operation, was established 1.800
years ago. :
Thinly Disguised.
“Pa, what is a repartee?”
“Oh! merely an insult with its dress
| suit on, my son.”"—Stray Stories.
Rooster Attacks Boy.
Kearney. N. J —Willle Dobson. three
sears old, son of Mr. and Mrs James
Dobson, was seriously Bart in an on-
counter with a ruoster. The bird
made savage atlacks on the child and
drove its spurs into his face. The at.
tack took place in front of young Dab-
son's home. The child was under a
wagon which was left standing on the
street when the rooster approached
and attempted to get under it. The
boy, who had long been afraid of tha
bird. saw him coming and was at- |
tempting lo get away when the rooster |
attacked him.
Transparent Lake,
Lake Balkhash in Asia is remark-
alle for the transparency of the water,
! the limit of visibility being 80 feet
a. | a ————
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