$50,000.00 na $12,000.00 & your Banking basi- pay you three per Pperasnum for money Certificate of Deposit or TR] 4 LE. Publisher, CUNNINGHAM, Uity Editor alternoon except Sun- le's Printing Offices, Sayre, $3.00 per year; rates reasonable, and made 25 centa second-class © matter May icn at Sayre, Pa, Congress of March 3, WAV The completene SPECIAL 7¢ Outing Flannel, yd 8c¢ Outing Flannel, yd oc Calicoes, vd « ys and night fol lowing. Blankets, and Furniture. 3:c oC 6:C 3: 6ic Muslin, yd BC Fay news that’ 5 6t to print” Y, OCTOBER 9, 1905. JON OF £AS KILLS CLENDENNY Son of Sayre Parents Injured at Olean Sat- Afternoon --The Funer- Tomorrow. 7° M. Clendenny, son of rs. Louis Clendenny of street, was fatally injured josion of gas in a house Was preparing to occupy Olean, N. Y, at 1 o'clock afternoon. He died at 7 turday night. pdenny was connecting a | a the kitchen. He de- t odor of cscaping gas for the leak. He trap door in the floor of if the living room to look front part of the house, ly got down on his “lighted a match. A explosion followed, house, smashing the $ of the houses adjoining ning and i injuring Mr. Clen- fightinlly. gxplosion must have been Pieces of Mr. Clendenny's were stuck fast to the it which he was thrown fation of the house was | and the houses on either badly damaged. It was d last night that the plumbing ¢ house was defective, there fo caps on the small pipe from the meter into the “Phe gas was pouring into rand the space under the a full force. A guard was ‘over the house at once to the anthorities a chance to pate the exact situation at e time of the explosion f neighborhood was alarmed e explosion and several people tly san to the spot in time to Clendenoy jump from a ‘window and run up the street clothing was in flames, He fell to the ground and a of men tore the clothmg body. He was taken to where he died at ; Clendenny was twenty-four ‘old and was well known in He is survived by a wife three months old son, his and mother, a brother, Har- ‘and two sisters. A brother d by an engine in the mot long ago. Harry g and his father went to urday night and returned remains last might d Clendenny was very both in Olean and in The funeral will be held home of his parents, at 2:30 tomorrow 7¢ Ginghams, yd BC 10¢ Cambrics, yd ENTIRE STORE. SPECIAL CHALLENGE PRICES Ladies’ Sweaters, IN CLOAKS All wool, all colors SUITS AND FURS 0 Misses’ Sweaters for Coats Black, Brown. Ladies’ Long in Castor, 5 Js Children's Sweaters -prices that 0- Fancy Sofa Pillows 19%¢ cach. A Big Bargain of: $10.49 Ladies’ Wrappers + cannot be equaled anywhere, SPECIAL CHALLENGE PRICES IN FURNITURE SOLID OAK PARLOR STAND $1.89 6c 25¢ Linen Towels, each 18¢ Sultan Carpets, yd Notions : $5.48 Misses Coats, Arnold Flannels, yd Taffeta Silk Ribbons, yd Taffeta Silk Ribbons, $1.50 123 New Hamburgs, vd 0c wide widths, vd $2.98 Plaid Ribbons, vd Price Hand Bags, 25¢ up to $3.00. 13.50, 19.00. Handsome Neckwear, lace, and embroidered, 10c. Muslin Underwear prices: Muslin Drawers 25¢c up to $ A handsome Lace trimmed $1, to 3.50. Ladies’ Covert, tan and castor coats, Automobile veils $1.00 each, yards long. 40.00. $1250 up to New Side Combs, gold mounted. Skirt for Far Scarfs, each. $3.50 | New Ruchings for fall wear. Everything new in the Muffs to match, $7.85 to 20.00. Notice Vernon Teed having his position as Wa. Mr. J. resigned ley Record, all business in that | Mackenzie of 306 Broad street, until further notice. Mr. Mackenzie will continue to represent The Bing hamton Press in Waverly. News items intended for publication in The Record can either be left at Mr. Mackenzie's office or tele- phoned to him by calling Bell phone 56, Waverly. If it is desir- ed to communicate with the pub lication office of The Record, call Valley phone 142-A, Sayre, J. H. MurkerLe, Publisher. Sayre, Pa, Oct. 9, 1905. Personal and Local Mention Fred Mix of Owego is in town today. Mrs. G. M. Legg has returned after a visit with friends at Elmira. A complete line of headwear lor infants at Mrs. Baker's millinery parlors, Waverly. 129 4 William Noble, a former resident of this place, is visiting his parents in Waverly street. smmp—— A Mrs. J. W. Clark and daughter, Miss Mame Clark, leave today for a visit in New York city. Mrs. Fred Hawkins last night from a week's visit with friends at Troy and Sprinficld, Pa is uest of his niece, Mrs, Henry Wilcox of Waverly street. | -- The Misses Josephine and Mar- garet Amold returned Saturdhy | Mrs. W. E. Tew, of Chemung street has as her guest her mother, Mrs. Crane of Waterloo, N. Y,, who will pass the winter here. All members of the new Manoca Temple association are asked to remember the meeting that is to be held in the Odd Fellows hall to- night, at which important business! is to be brought up. P. W. Towner, the Broad street juweler, is expected home in a day or two, after spending a vacation of | three weeks in the Lake Cham-| Denio, who was formerly Principal | of the Waverly schools. County Medical Society ing of the Tioga County Medical | society will be held at the court] house in Owego, Tuesday, October | 1oat 1:30p m. Dr. L. S. Betow-| ski of this place is secretary of the society. Dr. K. F. Rubert subject, “ Diabetes” and by Dr. T. C. Washburn of Spencer. Reports | of delegates to other medical meet- | ings will also be an interesting | feature of the meeting. Several Waverly physicians will attend. Drunk Had Razor Waverly— Residents of the west- ern part of town, near the junction of Chemung and Pine streets, tele- | phoned a complaint to police head- quarters last evening that a drunk- (en man was using bad language ‘and making a public nuisance of himself, Officers Corcoran and Gridley brought the offender to | the lockup, and took away a razor, while the man cursed and railed at them. This morning Justice Hoag- land sent the fellow to the Owego Buffalo. Dr. and Mrs. C. E. Annabel | over the Ere yesterday for N; ork city, where they will 3 Ethel Weller entertained twelve | the of her little friends on the occasion WIFE MURDER VERY CLEAR AND SUICIDE Young Engineer Recommends Deranged Wyalusiog Man Uses Complete System an& Disposal Plant to Cost $50,000 Effect Yesterday Afternoon. Waverly—In a report remark able for its clearness and compre- [Spacial to The Record] Perry Wheeler, who resided on hensiveness, Roger B Williams of | the Smith farm, about one and one- the firm of Willams & Whitman, half miles from Wyalusing, shot sanitary engineers of New York, and instantly killed his wife last presented plans and details of a gight and, turning the weapon on sewer system to the Waverly | himself, took his own life. Board of Trustees at a regular: Wheeler had sustained an injury | meeting Saturday night. to his head some time ago, and it The plans call for the installation | is thought that his reason became lof a system to cost £50,000 ; with | affected. About six weeks ago he a sewer system alone, the cost isi made threats against his wife, and |placed at $38,000, the $12,000 she had a warrant issued for his extra to include the erection of an | arrest charging him with breach of | up- ~to-date disposal plant, which | the peace. Wheeler learned her the young engineer strongly | intentions and had been in the state recommends. The board sat for of New York the last several ‘nearly four hours hearing the weeks, returning, it is said, but a report and examining plates, maps, | few days ago. He was last seen | yesterday afternoon going into the Engincer Williams urged that house about 6 o'clock. He had a Tucker said the board would act as She must have died instantly. |soon as possible. The charge Wheeler then held the muzzle of made for the exhaustive report isthe gun to his own body and pulled the trigger. Neighbors heard the {reports and investigated. They found Wheeler still alive, but he expired in an hour after the shot had been fired. OPENING DANCE Grand opening of the Pharmacy hall, West Sayre, Wednesday even- ing, October 11, 1905. Music fur- nished by D. S. Andrus’ orchestra. wire Dancing free. Come and try the : : | finest hall in the valley. Objec~ served duting the evening, |tionable characters atively not Lewis Preached Here ‘wanted or allowed. 127 4 Waverly — Rev. Dr. Lewis of] Bn hamton occupied the pulpit of] Wait, wait, wait, for the big sale irst Methodist church yester- | of ladies’ suits, coats and fars and y in the absence of the pastor, an exgrpionslly oe Sie of chit Delightful Reception. Waverly—The home of Mr, and Mrs. Harvey Ingham in Lincoln street was the scene Saturday even- ing of a delightful reception, which was attended by about one hun- dred of Waverly's social set. The house, which was opened up, gave evidence everywhere of the tasteful touch of the hostess, the decoration of greenery being much admired by the guests. Delicious refreshments Rov. Le. M. 5. Goda ho is in BC Large Smyrna Rugs For Parlors Axminster Rugs three cach. Big bargains. Couch Covers 98c up to $5.50. The largest stocks of line . ) 4 ie Plaid Silks in PURELY PERSONAL Joseph B altor n is at Is 3 Meshoppea; H. H. Mercerso wil was in Towan- | ved Howard Bell was in VanEtten SG Mrs. H. A. Kaufman and family are spending a weck at Towanda. etl A Arr Morgan F. Kaufman, attorney of Scranton, visited his brother to- day. Mrs. George Rohey of Dushore i$ visiting at the home of her par- ents, PP Dr. H. I. Andrews of the Packer hospital goes to Ithaca tonight for a short visit at his home. Miss Harriet Grumme and her grandfather are spending a few days with relatives in Elmira. HOSPITAL NOTES Mrs. Gladys Stockwell of Sayre was admitted yesterday. Miss Evelyn cent of Ulster was admitted and operated on Sat- urday night. Mrs. C. T. Chapman of Owego, Mrs. C. K. Harris of Atlantic City, Lewis Newland of Sayre and Thos. Campbell of Athens were operated on today. B. OF L. F. MEETING All members of the B. of L. F. and their wives are requested to meet at Trainmen's hall Tuesday evening at 8:45. A joint meeting will be held, after which the ladies will serve refreshmepts. Sayre Items Geo. L. Roberts is at Penn Yan There will be a vestry meeting at the Church of the Redeemer tonight. EACH $2.89 $1.98 $2.49 249 Solid Oak Rockers $3.49 Library Tables, large sizes $10. 9% $9.50 + 29¢ 29¢ 19% $12.50 $19.00 45¢ ine covers, filled Iron Beds Reed Rockers Reed Rockers Solid Oak Rockers Dining Room Tables 39¢, He, 69¢ pr. Carved Legs Handsome styles. Steel Couches, with Cotton Covers $7 0 Oak Dressers, $10.50, $12.50, $14.50. Nicely finished. National Protective WANT ADS Rates :—Wanted, Lost, Found, Kus For Legion. | Bale, ote., 3 cent a word each | for first three times, 3} Sh Insation Fifteen years of business has proven | to us we é¢an do all we claim. | insertion thereafter. None taken for | Jess than 25 cents. Situations wanted, Assets August 1, 1905, $2,115,000, Pays Dress Goods and priced ree to jig in advance subscribers. Wanted. Wanted —Four or five rooms for | housekeeping. Address 25, Tair | ord, Sayre, Two or three Carpenters at be Vr a $15.00 per week for sickness or acei- | 0 Hansen, Sayre, ent. $100 for loss of limb or eye, $5.00 to $600 at death, Cash dividends each five years. Costs $2.00 to $4.00 per month. E. F. Mercereau, Dist. Manager. Sayre, Pa. 112 Desmond Bt, | Both Phones. ply to C. T. Hall, Athens. RED J, TAYLOR| A sot of Duruy's “History of Raditt F 0 Booklo Shakspere.” R E| | Record Often, Sayre a : E Al To Rent Lu | keting. Tnquin a promt Keystone avenue, For Sale. Smith Premi p a et ol orien at Two parlor stoves in good ‘ Shep, at it Kepler's gas supply i \ Rt Waverly. Bei C, Wood, 607 Maple Private Sale Household will be offe t bli sale 1 a October 10, at § a.m. at H. K. Spa 304 Pasier svoutis, Mayra. Girl Wanted to clerk ina Broad street | One familiar with book! | None other need apply. 874} B | Waverly. Wanted—Soon as possible, = far | nished rooms and one ou araiahtd eG rs in inSeyre Jo ? Might houstieop Girl wanted to do go iy Inquire 200 Chemang street, Waverly. A competent girl to do house | work. Must go to Oneonta, N. Y, Ap i If you haven't a home and want one, or if you have one you want to get rid of, call, write or "phone Taylor. If I haven't what you want I'll try and find it for you, D J REAL ESTAT JOHN C. PECKALLY, DEALER IN Foreign and Domestic Fruits. Olive Oil—Quart 850, Gallon $3.00. Macaroni 8 abd 100 Bor LTE por box No. s Elizabeth St., Waverly Orchestra The Queen City Dicheatea, Lom experienced musicians, and For County of plying Mrs.
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