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A big line of enamel ware ata
little price
Pie plates all sizes deep and shallow.
WEL I
Justice of the Peace John R.
Murray Expired at an Early
Hour This Morning After an
Illness of Several Weeks
John R. Murray, one of Sayre's
oldest and best known citizens
died at his home, No. 116 South
Elmer avenue, this morning at
145 o'clock. The immediate
cause of death was heart failure!
due to a complication of diseases |
with which he had been afflicted
for some time.
The death of Mr, Murray will
come as a severe shock to the ma-
Jority of his many friends in Sayre,
although those who were intimate-
iy rcquaiated with him were aware |
some time ago that the physicians
who were attending him had little
hopes of his recovery. Early in
September last he began to fail, |
and was able to be at his office on |
Desmond street only a part of the
time. Since the first of October
EXPECTED SHTURDAY
All Ithaca and Sayre-Athens
Foot Ball Teams to Meet on
Athens Driviog Park
On Saturday afternoon next the
Sayre-Athens foot ball team will
meet the strong all-Ithaca eleven
on the driving park at Athens
The Ithaca team is a decidedly
stroag oac, and as the home
has been doing considerable
the
has
Secn in this section in years
be expected
are composed of old and «¢ xperi
law in: Waverly for some time and
also held the office of justice of
the peace in that village. Mr,
Murray possessed unusual ability
asan orator and for many years he
was called upon to address public |
gatherings. |
Besides his wife he is survived
by two children, Dr. A. H Murray
and Miss Laura Murray, both of
this place. Two brothers, W. T,
of this place, and George of Wa-
verly, also survive, ;
The funeral will be held fion
home on South Elmer
avenue on Friday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock. The remains will be tak-
plot in Forest
cemetery at Waverly for
interment
MISTAKEN IDENTITY
A well known Sayre young man
is going about with his right hind
done up n a neat “white ban l1
team
hard
Ww wrk
recently, one of most
exciting contests that been
m 1%
Both organizations
Home
{enced players and when they meet
there will be something doing
| The game will be cilled ptly
at 3 o'clock.
The members of the home team
vill meet for practice this evening
and it 1s desired that everyone be
present. The Ithaca organization
will come prepared to put up a
strong game and the local players
pron
Be
at-
with a certain clothing store. I:
PCEEDIGS OF
THE GRAND JURY
Partial Report Was Made Yester- |
day and a Large Number of
Indictments Found
The grand jury made the foliow- |
ing partial report yesterday after. |
noon: True bills—W. E. Snoe
maker, assault with intent to kill Presenting High Class
and pointing a pistol; Floyd Y tion and Specialties,
Huff, desertion, Jerry Vandermark, =
defrauding inkeepers; W. E. $hoe- | TONIGHTS PLAY .
maker, pointing pisto!, same s- “EAST LYNNE
sault and battery; Leon Wolcott, |
Floyd Vancise and John Vancise, | > R ANR RDPB
OWN BAND AND ORCHES
malicious mischief: Howard
5 BIG SPECIALTIES
B. Acla, larceny, Johan McCann -
Dra-
per, mischief, W. J
Worden, assault and battery, John
fornication bastardy, John|MATINE E—Wednesday and Si
Heeman and Simon Johnson, lar- urday. Prices toc, 20¢, 306, ©
ceny om mo :
fc LOOMS OPER HONS
MONDAY, NOY. 21.
malicious
and
larceny; Leon Wolcott, Floyd Van-
Howard Draper, burglary, Mahlon |
E Frederick, larceny; Aba Camp-|
Egg Poachers, Stew Pans,
Tea Pots, Handled Fry Pans
Tea Steepers, Lady Finger Pans
Tube Cake Pans, Cups,
Patty Pans, Mugs,
Pudding Pans, Trays,
Covered Pails, Omelet Pans,
Colanders, Broilers,
Strainers, * Oval Baking Pans
Mustard Cups, Mixing Bowls,
Baking Pans, Custard Cups.
All Priced at 10c Each.
GEO. L. ROBERTS (0.
216 Desmond St., Sayre. 322 8. Main St., Athens.
MF If you don’t trade with us we both lose money. “w=
EEE ame —
JUST TO REMIND YOU
That we are making very extensive
preparations for the coming holiday
season; more so than ever before.
Have been unpacking daily for weeks
and our stock is mot yet half in.
Kindly bear this in mind when you
think of making your holiday pur-
chases. Established 189;
I. A. SAMUELS,
JEWELER,
138 Desmond Street. SAYRE, PA.
The Valley Record
| “All the news that’s fit to print”
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1905.
J0CAL BREVITIES
Smoke Peer’s Straight Five, a
fine fragrant cigar
H. A. Kaufman went to Towan-
| da this morning on business.
There will be a ten cent supper
at the Presbyterian church this
evening.
The members of the foot ball
PERSONAL MENTION team are requested to meet this
volte: evening for practice.
- Miss Anna Wolf isin Elmira
Mrs. Maude Webb of Wesauken
underwent an operation for appen-
he has practically been confined to |
the house. On election day he
went to the polling place on Pack- 1.6 to the store and light the gas
§ avenue and voled.- A Jay OF co uli it will burn all, night; thos
two later he walked to his brother's |
: \allowyng the mght watchman to
house on North Elmer avenge, and | 4 rain a good view of the interior
that was the last time that he left On Sunday night last he went to
his home. the store as usual, and while
For the past two or three days
. was in the act of striking a match
he had been in a delirious condi- he saw the form of a man leering
tion and part of the time was un-
: Siig : toward him. Knowing that the
able to recognize his friends. Yes- intruder was there for no good
terday he did not take any nour-
: : purpose the young man dropped
ishment and shortly afer 7 o'clock the match and his strong right arm
he failed rapidly. Just a few mo-
shot out and smash
ments previous to his death he first went against the face
1 5 ‘ 4 d
rallied somewhat and was lifted. MBG Bet 10 and be.
from his bed. While in an up- hold ! instead of striking a real
night position he collapsed and his live man his fist struck one of the
heart ceased to beat. His sorrow- clothing dummies which had been
ing family are receiving the heart- allowed to stand in the centre of the
felt sympathy of the entire com- floor. The plaster paris face of the
munity.
" dummy was smashed into a thous
For years John R. Murray had 4 pieces, and the young man's
been a prominent figure in Sayre. fist was so badly bruised that he
He came to this place about 23
was compelled to visit a surgeon.
years ago from Waverly and en-
gaged in the notion and dry goods SHOULD BE REPAIRED
business in a building where the
Teed block now stands. Later he!
The condition of the floors in the
rooms which are used to accommo-
erected the frame building on Des- |
date the grand jury witnesses at
mond street which is now occupied |
by Sterling's restaurant. There he
also conducted a notion and dry the court house in Towanda de-
goods business. Mr, Murray was | mands the attention of the county
one of the first men to engage in officials, and if the present grand
business in Sayre. In 1891 Sayre jury wishes to win encomiums of
was incorporated as a borough and | praisc the members should recom-
at the first election held thereafter mend that either new floors should
Mr. Murray was elected a justice of be placed or the old ones repaired
the peace, which office he con- As the floors now stand they are
tinued to hold until the time of his | dangerous and some day some one
death. He also served a number | will fall through them, and then
of terms as clerk of the borough (the county will become defendant
council, {in a suit for damages.
As a peace officer Mr. Murray |
had few superiors. He was held | E JU
in high esteem by the legal frater- | ENGIN ER IN RED
nity in this section and his opinions | = .
always accorded the greatest] John H. Barber, a Lehigh Val-
respect. He conducted the affairs | ly engineer who rooms in the
of the office with strict impartiality | Lockhart building, sustained a
and held the distinction of never |S€VEre injury to his forehead last
having one of his decisions re- | Might while his train was passing
versed by a higher court. He was | through the castbound yards. The
a member of the Odd Fellows, the | train was running at a slow rate of
Royal Arcanum and the National | Peed when he looked out of the
Protective Legion. |cab window and was struck by a
il : in tl
The death of Mr. Munay re- semaphore, inflicting a gash in the
appears that it is the duty of the
young man on Sunday nights to
his brawny
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want to bear this in mind. Get
out this evening and practice or
else go into Saturdiy's game with
| the expectation of g« ting walloped
{good and plenty. The captain of
the Ithaca team is old “Come on
Bil, who atone time’'was the
famous Athens full-back
bell, fornication: Pauline Hawse, |
adultery, Herbert Muir, adultery; |
Mary Green, adultery; Pauline]
Muir, larceny, Charles Kennedy, |
aggravated assault and battery and |
assault and battery,
Leroy Haverly versus Lydia A. |
Haverly, divorce decreed. |
Commonwealth versus E. V.|
Streevy, assault and battery, nolle|
pros. entered.
msm
* BAZAAR A SUCCESS
The bazaar which is being held
in the Church of the Epiphany was
attended by ancther
last night
A.
Advertised Letters
The following is a list of the advertis-
ed letters remaining in the Sayre post |
office for the week ending Nov. 20, 1905,
MEN,
Arthur Burgess, Walter Davis. Ernest
Dewoll, Charles Eddy, A. L. Ennis, James
B. Golden, Chas, F. Harrington, Jas H
King, Harry W. Manion, Edward Melan-
son. William Raymond, G. W
Jos, Seigler,
large crowd
Supper was served to
t and the
a large number
patronized
var tus
booths were well
Another iarpe crowd 1s expsc* |
Sanford,
this evenings
and plenty of center-
tainment has been provided The
venture has been a most ul
onc and the ladics of the parish,
under whose au pices it was held
are deserving of all the praise that
is being bestowed upon them.
AN ENJOYABLE TINE |
The opening reception given last
evening by the Sans Sauci dancing
club at Eighmey's hall was a so-
cial success. A large number were
present and everyone had a most
enjoyable time. Besides those re-
siding in this vicinity there were
guests from Ithaca, Hornellsville,
Owego, Towanda and Tunkhan.
nock. Light refreshments were
served and excellent music was
farnished by McGuffie's orchestra.
LEHICH VALLEY NOTES
Arthur J. Givens, a Lehigh Val.
ley fireman, who resided at Hazle-
ton, died in the emergency hospis
tal at Buffalo on Sunday morning,
of injuries received while working
about his engine.” He was stand
ing along side the engine when it
suddenly started and the big driv- |The Scarecrow in ‘The Wizard
ing rod struck him on the shoul- of 0z."
der, inflicting injuries that necessi- —
tated the amputation of his arm. Bring Your Job Printing to
He did not rally from the effects!
of the operation.
WOMEN,
Mrs, Frank Bennett, Miss Olivia RB
Goglman, Miss Catherine Smate.
It not called for within two weeks
they will be forwanled to the dead let.
rier office. Ask for advertised letters,
giving date, and bring one cent to pay
for advertising.
Nov 20, 19035.
su
J. N. Weaver, P, M,
Murrelle’s Printing
Hamlin & Mitchell
Submit for Your Pleasure
The Wizard of 0z
Suberb Scenic Pro~
duction. -
LARGE COMPANY,
MAGNIFICENTLY COSTU
NEW SONGS, :
CATOHY MUSIO,
NOVEL DANOCH
Advance Sale Friday.
PRICES 50k, 75¢, $1.00, §1
Positively no free list. 3
Entertainme
: oinme
Of Course you will entertain
winter and will therefore need
of the following:
Mottoes, Fancy Lace Paper )
Birthday Cake Candles and Ho
Sourenir Boxes for candy, ete.
We also make Wedding and
day Cakes to order; Hand D PCOTC
if destred. Also all kinds of
Cakes and Dainty Rolls.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
GEORGE PAINTON,
3.5 Broad Sreet;
Waverly, |
Take a Policy in the.
N. P.
You Do Not Have to Die to
Both Phones,
It Protects You in Sickneas or Ac
Pays Dividends Each Five Years
Has the Largest Membership of Any Lc
cal Organization In Sayre | x
Paid In Sayre During Five Years:
For Disability
For Death
For Dividends
Assets Nov. 1
Benefits Paid
District Manager,
SAYRE, PA. 112 Desmond
C. L. Mallery is in Spencer to-
~ day on business.
County Commissioner McNulty
of Troy transacted business in
Sayre last night.
: Harry Peer, the Lockhart street
cigar manufacturer, is in Bingham-
today on business.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Tillman and
thter have returned from a few
visit with friends at Buffalo.
mce she visited Omaha, Chi-
and many other western
dicitis at the hospital this morn-
ing.
The local lodge of Odd Fellows
|will meet this evening to take
laction on the death of John R.
Murray. y
H. O. Hansen, the well known
contractor and builder, is confined
to his home at No. 307 South El
mer avenue, by illness.
Several auditors of the Lehigh
Valley railroad went over the D.
S. & S. railroad yesterday taking
an account of the stock.
The members of the degree team
of Monica council, No. 160, D. of
P, are requested to meet on Thurs-
day evening for practice, by order
ol the drillmaster.
moves a man who will be greatly
missed. He had a jovial disposi-
tion, was a charming conversation-
alist, and by reason of his superior
legal knowledge his advice and
services were eagerly sought. Mr.
Murray was always ready to do a
friendly act for any one in ditsress
and was possessed of the admirable
qualities which go to make up a
good citizen, a loving husband and
a kind father.
John R. Murray was bom in
Orange county, N. Y,, sixty years
ago last February and when but a!
small child removed with his par-
ents to Tioga county, N. Y. They
settled on West Hill, near Waverly,
and at the old academy in Waverly
Mr. Murray received his carly ed-
ucation, - When a young man he
entered the law office of Attorney |
Dexter in Waverly, and after read-
ing the required length of time was
admitted York state
right side of the forehead1 1; inches
long. The hospital surgeons were
compelled to take several stitches
to close the wound.
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READ THE LAW
The Laceyville Messenger says
that a game warden does not “have
to have” a search warrant to search
for ferrets. If the editor
of the Messenger will read the
game laws carefully and intelli-
gently he will change his opinion,
provided his opinion will permit of
a change.
INSUFFICIENT EVIDENCE
Lyman Heeman, Sr, and his
sons, Fred and Lyman, Jr, who
were charged by the Lehigh Val-
ley Railroad Company with having
stolen a sack of flour,’a tub of
butter and some household goods
from a freight car, were disc harged
at Towanda yesterday, the magis-
trate before whom they were tried
deeming the evidence insufficient
to hold them to court.
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Reserved scats for the “Wizard
of Oz" will be placed on sale ag
Drigg's drug store in Sayre, Fri- |
day morning,
“East Lynne" is the attraction
at the Loomis this evening.
eee een
WHY PAY THE GROCER
25¢ for a two ounce bottle.
of vanilla extract, when you
can get 4 ounces for the
ame money at the West
Tug Tele-
rs lA sei.
COAL THIEVES
Simon Johnson and John Hee-
man were held to court yesterday
at Towanda on the charge of steal-
ing coal from the Lehigh Valley
Lyman Heeman, Jr, pleaded
guilty to the same offense and was
rate <
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Building Lots
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Valley Phone 142a.
| $500 buys a Stedman St lob,
| #500 buys a Hopkins Sk lof, 50
140,
$1300 buys » house and
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