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OF SAYRE.
Capital - $50,000.00
Surplus - $12,000.00
FRANK E. WOOD, Representative
| News and advertising matter may be
left at Gregg's Racket Store, Waverly, |
| After 12 o'clock noon call the main |
| office at Sayre, Valley "phone 142A.
~~ ———
Xmas seals and cards at Strong's.
We solicit your Banking busi-
peas, and will pay you three per
cent, interest per annum for money
left on Certificate of Deposit or
Savings Account.
The department of savings Is a
| Mrs. A. H. Gore is in Elmira
| today
Xmas bells and tags at Strong's.
Attorney F. A. Bell is in Owego
today.
Xmas presents at Strong's.
A c—
Mrs. Harvey Ingham went to
| Addison today.
MN. H. SAWTELLE,
Qashier.
Xmas post cards Stroag's.
Mrs. F. A. Bell is spending the
The Valley Record | day in Elmira.
et —————————
J. H. MURRELLE, Publisher Dr. and Mrs. Chas. E. Annabel
W. T. CAREY, Editor. | Went to Elmira today.
Published every afternoon except Sun-| Dr. Post of Tioga Center called
ay at Murrelies Printing y Sayre, on Waverly friends ycsterday.
Pa. |
Subscription, $3.00 per year; 25 cents |
moath. | or -
PO verti he: sud ade Rev. Father O'Gorman of Bent
known oa application. | ley Creek spent the day in town.
Entered as second-class matter May |
10, 1906, at the postoffice at Sayre, Pa,
Sider the Act of Congress of March 3,
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J. A. Mcad of Pine street went
to Elmira and Big Flats this morn-
ing.
Miss Elizabeth O'Dea has ac
cepted a position in Hopkins’
oyster bay.
“All the news that's fit to print”
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 12 18905.
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Advertised Letters
The following is a list of the advertis-
ed letters remaining in the Sayre post
office for the week ending Dec. 11,1905.
MEN,
Miss Grace Lawrence has ac-
mae a
fectionery store.
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Frank Blasczynski has complet-
ed the improvements on the inter-
Burgess, Leo Montgomery, Harry .
Brown, H. J. (2) Pearsall. Luther ior of his barber shop.
Beaty, Frank Sutton, Ed —
Case, Simon Trowbridge, Wm. : —-
Bon R. Tops, H. Miss Elizibeth Denslow of Wa-
WOMEN,
Rogers, Mrs. Lottie Tuttle, Mrs.
Watkins, Mra, Effie
If not called for within two weeks
they will be forwarded to the dead let-
ter office. Ask for advertised letters,
ivi date, and bring one cent to pay
r ad vertisi
Dee. 11, 1905. J. N. Weaver, P. M,
attack of appendicitis.
Miss Edna Collins of East Wat
verly is ill
aunt, Mrs. W. H. Denslow o
Waverly street.
Mrs. Sarah Ruthmen and daugh
ter left last night for Los Angeles,
where they will spend the winter.
John Maroney was taken to the
county seat yesterday.
He couldn't produce the five so he
is a guest at the county lockup
MRS. ESTER LEWIS
Waverly—Mrs. Ester Lewis
died last night at her home on
Park Place at the age of 86 years
She was well known in Waverly,
having been a resident of this vill-
age for many years. Deceased,
owing to her advanced age, had
been in feeble health for some time
past, but had been confined to her
bed for only about a week previous
to the time of her death.
She is survived by one son, John
who is employed in the railrood
offices at Sayre, and two daughters
Mary, a school teachor at this
place, and Mrs. George Adams of
Geneseo, N. Y. One brother
resides in California.
The faneral will take place from
the house tomorrow afternoon at
three o'clock. The Rev. P. R
Ross will conduct the service.
PURCHASED MEAT MARKET
Waverly—S. J. Bellis has pur-
| chased the meat market formerly
(conducted by C. M. Frisbie at No.
| 7 Elizabeth streel. The market
| will not be opened for business for
[a week, In the meantime the shop
will be renovated, remodeled, paint-
ed, and made thoroughly up to
lis expects to open for business on
| next Saturday or Monday, when he
will be prepared to furnish the
i line.
JOHNSON DROVE
HORSE INTO DITCH
Annimal Was Extricated After
Some Trouble But No Dam-
age of Consequence Was
Done
Waverly—An accident that ter-
| minated very fortunately occurred
{ last night on Pennsylvania avenue.
near the Presbyterian church for
‘the purpose of laying pipes. The
ditch extended nearly across the
| street and was unprotected by any
‘railing. A red light had been
placed at the curb and another at
the outer end of the ditch. These
two lights furnished the only
warning. The driveway was only
six feet wide and on the west side
of the street. Cyrus Johnson, who
resides on Howard stredt, was
driving down the avenue andidrove
directly between the two lights,
the horse falling into the ditch.
The harness was removed after
considerable difficulty, the ditch
partially filled at one end and the
animal climbed out. No damage
| was done except some slight strain
which the horse received.
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AL. MH. TYRRELL
THAT PHUNNY PHELLER
| Yesterday the holiday shopping
| season opened in Sayre, and in the |
| early part of last evening the main |
streets were well filled with pedes- |
| trians who were out apparently to
| sce the display in the various win-
cations arc that holiday shopping
will be brisk from now on.
WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT
Invitations have been issued an-
nouncing the marriage of Miss
Sadie Elizabeth Bradley of Athens
{to Leo George LaBarre of the same
| place on Wednesday evening, De-
cember 27, at the home of the
bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. A
Bradley of No. 204 East Pine
street, Athens
“Simple Simon Simple” is really
an old English pantomine brought
and contains all of the elements of
(these highly enjoyable entertain-
|ments, singing, dancing, ballet
| divertisements, plenty of comedy,
| clever acrobatic stunts and num-
|berless other enjoyable features,
| At the Loomis tonight.
| Smoke Peer’s Straight Five, a
| fine fragrant cigar
}
‘of vanilla extract, when you
‘Sayre Drug store? Tele-
‘phone your order.
SERIE
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teeth attended to in time. You will find [J) i
the “Decker Method” of extraction ab- #8
solutely painless. # Greek-American Confec- B%
; tion and Candy Store.
MAKE EVERY DAY NICE
FRESH CANDY.
= All kinds of Chocolates, Taf- Ih
fy and Fancy Box Candies. All BE
iM kinds of Fruit, Ice Cream and Bb
HE Hot Soda.
a lot of Pain and Expense to have your | 3%
Remember our motto:
“SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.”
NOTE OUR PRICES
Box papers, ladies’ and gentle-
men's purses and pocketbooks.
Mechanical toys from 10c up.
Penny toys, whistles 1c up.
5 and 10 cent novelties. Books
from 3c ups. Paper bells 5¢ up.
Watch for our display of station-
ery this week.
Fine Line of Holi
Examinations and estimates free, ine ine 0 0 y
Teeth extracted without pain. .....§ 25
Vitalized air... ... ceveises 0 Goods
Silver fillings. ..... es a6 .
Gold fillings .. $1.00 up ——
Full set teeth +... DOO
Gold Crown, 22k. ..... ... b.OO
Crown and Bridge Work, per tooth. 5.00
*
Dr. Deckers Dental Rooms
225 Broad St.,, Waverly, N. Y.
Open Evenings. Sundays 10:00 to 1:00.
Valley Phone 59 A.
Ized Air. -_—
Weber's News Parlors
LOOMIS OPERA HOUSE oes. sore ve
THURSDAY, DEC. 14. |L_ B. DENISON, M. D.
Valley Phone at office and
residence
JNO.W.VOGEL'S
BIO CITY
(MINSTRELS pea ESTATE BARGAINS |
o Y TEST" Small Farms, Large Farms, Good Bulld-
> THE BEST BY TEST ings, good fruits, well watered. Houses
and Lota for sale or exchange. All at
bargain prices. Houses to rent.
ANDREW EVARTS,
: = | Room 2, Talmadge Blk.
Prices 25c¢, 35c, 50c, and 75c | Home phone 61-u :
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JOHN W. VOGEL'S BG CITY MINSTRELS |
STOLEN FROM A CABOOSE
Waverly—Saturday night a coat |
We Have That Xmas Present ..., wo... “0m mh
. 211 caboose that was standing under
Among the Xmas bargains you will or 0 8 the coat Wibiefly Begining tought the
find Re I compare 5 the hon- ‘belonged to the conductor of the yp. tore local union will meet in|
est values we are ornering.
|train and contained several passes|yp. A OU. W. hall located over
Don't fail to see the new parlor and of the train crew were near the
NOT THE DAY FOR TRIFLES
Christmas too often signifies a confasion of
trifies. That Christmas day, which brings a
single splendid gift, is a day that lingers
sweetly and clearly in the memory for a whole
lifetime, ,
Our Immense stock of Farniture, the largest
ia this valley, offers the best possible opporta-
nity for satisfactory selection of a handsome
holiday gift. Here are a few suggestions: A
. morris chair, a beautiful rocker or parlor table,
couch, writing desk, book case, picture, music
cabinet, eto. An hour in our store will be a
delight to you.
|and other articles of value. None | Tracy's drug store, and not in
. B. McNitt' h
- s . . | caboose at the time as it had been ¢ wile Ml s barber Shep Nr
music cabinets, just arrived. [left standing while they did some |p 14 Rede ate
|e, . eeting nig r
Be sure and see the latest and most **ichio8 in the yard. [the second and fourth Tuesdays in
. . the month. A large attendance
practical dressing able ever FUNERAL HELD YESTERDAY of ve members is desired tis
a - | evening, because of the momina-
on the Marke | Waverly—The funeral of Hiram jon a
GRA & CO | D. Baker, late proprietor of the | —-
| Baker House at Chemung took| [ .. :
gh Valley painters are en-
3 ye hon |e in puna he robo
F Dealers and F al Dir . g at Weatherly. When it is com-
urniture S uneral Directors. odist church. tion a at ale ou
: Broad St. and Park Ave. Waverly, N. Y.| Bacon has neat holiday Books, also be given several coats,
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