WIELAND CO.
THE BIG STORE W
SAYRE, PA.
WE FILL MAIL OR-
DERS AND PREPAY
FREIGHT OR EX-
PRESS ON PUR-
CHASES OF $5.00
OR OVER.
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Evenings Succeeding
& gin selling
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@ 25 cent articles
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at 17c
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HILL & BEIBACH
CAFE
Best of Everything
Lockhart St.
S28
Sayre.
GH VALLEY k R.
(In effect Dec 5 199%.
Trains leave Sayre as | follows
BASTRBOUND
A.M. Duile for Towanda Tunkhso-
mock, Pilstog, Wilkes Ba:it=, Mauch
Chunk Allentown. lethlebnem New
(adetpala, Baltimore nl Wao oe "
AM Dail for Teak haanock. ¥
Wilkes Barre, Glen summit 57 1udY
J White Haves Mpack Chunk Alleriown
New York, Fobllaelpcia, Ballimoe
win
AM (Waverlgf jc A.M Trek “aye
only, for Atheas, Ulster Sivhel nda Men
rotten, New Albany Dns .
Williamsport Wyainsiag La -y
Piltston sad Wikos-Bare
(Waverly ys A MM)
. Tuakhzanock
, Glen Summit Bo"tags,
Penn Haven Janctios Macen
, Beihishem New York, Phil
Baltimore and Wes Rington
BES A. M. Sunday us.y, i Albee Milan,
1} Oster, Towsndn, Wealusizg, Lacey
BES wiite. Meshoprer sud Tinkksnaork
{Ware tly far P.M; Daily
1 for Townsds, 7 ak nannock. Tilston
JU Wilkes Barre, Gica Sumiuil pris
ven. Maoh Chosk Allentown Bethie-
York, Fhilsdelphis, Baltimore and
AM. Daily for
.M Daily except Seniay Wack |
§ mend Express, wands, T i Ba
“mock, Pitistom Wiikes Barre Gieg Eume
unk, Allenton, Bethiebem New
Bripdis, Ballimore snd Washinglon
3 PM. (Waverly aus ¥ MM.)
for Athens, Ulster, Towands, Mx
455 a Kew Albany, Dushore, i
1 Wi amaport Wynineing, Lacey
: | Piitston snd Wilkes-Barre !
WESTPOUND.
Deity for Geneva hallalo, Niag-
-e Toronto, trait, Chicago, dt
; points west
M. Dally for Geneva, Rochester, Cal
Baterin, Bafala
Kiagers Falls aut Toronto.
| for Lockwood, Vas Nites,
EN , Tramasmsburg, Has
! Rochester, Bata
x for Pr Naps Pails, Torosto,
and Chicsgo.
A M Week days only, for 1axkwopd,
orgies Ithaca, Tre
ee Rocaers, Geneva, Roche
c ate and Niagars Falls,
ay LM. for Ceneva, Rochester, |
Caledo in, sutfalo
a. Valois, "Codi, Givers,
f] ae.
En ZA, N06!
A ROUGH SURGEON.
. BLACKSMITHING
on the High Seas.
NEW YORK
Chubb of the steatusiup Salsuia, in
port from Yokohama, is very much
worried because owing to a rough but
effective surgical operation he and the
chief engineer performed on one of the
Chinese sailors on the voyage he owns
the sailor and all Lis earthly posses
sions, Including wife and chilkiren in
Hongkong. This sailor is Ling Hop
When the vovage nbout half
over Ling Hop became very sick He
lay down on the deck to die. The other
did uot interfere 10 app
that in the provioce from which they
all come thers js a custom thal If a
pan saves npotber from death the res
ened one and all his
family becospe the property of the res
None of the other Chinese want-
wl to assume Ling Hop's family
they all stolldly let him
Captain Chubh foe
abiu and called the
into «
I py 1
Was
Chinese rs
WSR OAR
uer
#0
alone
his « lef enginver |
eustultation. They fouud vu Ling |
Hop's left side a strange, unnatural |
growth as large as a baseball
seemed to be what
They decided to cut it off
ueither objection nor cousent
They had noe surgical lmplements,
but they foumd a large pair of tin |
shears. These they sharpened as keen
Iv us they coukl. Ling Hop was souk
wl with un coarbolie acid solution for an
antizeptic, and the éaptalu snipped off
He
It was then cunterized with n soldering
iron. The captain swears this is true
Iu a week Ling Hop was as well as
ever
Ling had
Lut now considers himself Cap
tain Chuabb’'s property for life
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Posse Siormed a Haystaek.
KEARNEY, Neb, De Presl GH
i Jette. W. B. Warner and Fred Engle
breclit, three en who broke jail, have
beens captured near Holdrege, where
they were brought to bay lu a hay
i stack. ‘They were pursued until night
fall by Sheriff Sammons and Chief of
Police Trindie, who Secured an ante
| mobile for the chase after hearing that
| the men had been sighted pear Elm
crevk. Making a stand in A haystack,
‘| the trio fought off one posse with u re
{volver fusilisde. Sheriff Gustus of
Phelps county, with several deputies,
then drove down upon the exhausted
men with Winchester rifles levelsl and
the mien surrendered,
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forse Man Inte Pennsylvania Filer.
FORT WAYNE, lnk, Dec. 26-A
horse attached to a buggy fan into the
Delphos. tr. sad Henry Houhorst and
hie daughter Kone were Instantly killed
ly injured. The rig struck the front
end of tig baggage car, lmmediately
behind the engine, and the accident
was pot known by the trainmen ustil
the car inspectors in this eity discov-
Tnstened n the
' HORSESHOEING AND GENER-
ERAL REPAIRING
| Have had over thirty years’ ex-
| perience in practical horseshoeing
{and guarantee work to please. Your
| patronage solicited. The East Wav-
erly Shop.
W. E. MILLER.
LERIGH AND SCRANTON
COAL
At the Lowest Possible Prices
Orders can be loft at West Sayre Drug
Store, both phones; or at the Erie street
yards at Sayre, Valley Phone 27m.
| COLEMAN MASSLER,
M. L. TOWNER, M.D.
Specialties.
Diseases of Women and of the Rectum,
Hoars—T 00a un, 1nd, 7p. m,
| OFFICE SAMUELS BLOCK.
| Valley Le Yelephone 37%. 7x. 1 Losklart 8. St.
ee
A. H. MURRAY, M.D.
SPECIALTIES:
| Diseases of the Eve, Ear, Nosc and
| Throat, and tha Proper Fitting of Glaas-
| vs, Hours—8-12; 1-5; 7-8; Sundays by
appointment. Office, Wheelock Block.
A.EBAKER
Carpenter and Builder.
Waverly, N.Y
17 Pleasant St.
Advertise in The Record.
Wm. B. McDonald, D. D. S.
All modern methods for the scien-
tific performance of painless opera-
tions on the mouth and teeth.
104 South Elmer Ave,
THE GLOBE STORE.
LOOMIS OPERAHOUSE
ORCHESTRA
Up-to-Date asic furnished
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OVER
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Harry Palmer was in Elmira
yesterday.
George McDonald 1 was in To-
wanda yesterday,
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Rowe spent
Christmas in Corning.
Clarence Carmer returned fo
Schenectady yesterday.
George Rockwell ate his Christ~
mas turkey in Towanda.
Elmer Cole spent Christmas with
his family in Hombrook.
Jacob Hunter of Chicago is the
guest of Lawyer Corbin,
Dr Abel Holcomb of New York
1s visiting Geo. H. Stimson.
F. J. Cheney and family returned
to Wilmington, Del, today.
A. J. Roell of New York spent
Christmas with Athens friends.
Miss Grace Jones of Wyalusing
is the guest of Athens friends.
Miss Jennie Keefe is home from
Syracuse for a two weeks’ respite.
D. Gillette and wife spent
ns with relatives in Morn-
brook.
Tom Keefe of Detroit was home
over Christmas, and returned last
evening
Mr. and Mrs. Harley Sutton are
home from Buffalo for a month's
vacation.
George B. Richards and family
spent Christmas with relatives in
New Era
Mrs. IF. R Allen of Elmira spent
Christmas with her parents, W. W.
Brown and wife.
Miss
taken a
department store.
Gertrude Thompson has
in the Sayre
position
Eugene and Stephen Ryan of
Elmira spent yesterday with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Ryan.
Charles D. Park speat Christmas
returning to New York last night.
B. F. Gregory was home with
his family over Sunday and Christ.
mas, returning to Wilawana this
morning
Archie McVaugh and wife of
Montreal, Can, are spending the
holiday season with their daugh-
ters in Athens.
Rev. W. L. Sawtelle and wife of
Fulton, N. Y., Athens
yesterday afternoon to spend a few
days with his parents
arrived In
DS. Lenox and wife of Moun-
tain Lake are visiting
Ernest in Athens and
Mrs. Hollenbach in Sayre
their son
daughter
Will. McDonald and wife of
Washington are visiting his mother
Mrs. Sarah McDonald and sister
Mrs. Louis Gore, North street.
Mrs. M. H. Lines and son
Harry visited at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Fred Daskam,
returning to Towanda this morning.
Mrs. M. G. Thomas and daugh-
ter Hazel, after visiting at the
home of Mrs. Thomas’ brother,
Fred Marvin, returned to Ulster
this morning.
Marricd—Sunday evening, by
Rev. F. L. Allen, L. G, Van:
Schaich and Miss Grace Bean at
the home of the bride's parents,
110 Elm street.
There will be a meeting of
Queen Esther Council Royal Ar-
canum at G. A. R. hall tonight
As this is the annual election night
all of the members are requested
to be present.
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Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Schermer-
hern and son of Stony Point,
returned home this morning, after
staying with Mrs, Schermerhorn’s
brother, Samuel J. Hitchcock,
over Christmas.
Howard Brigham and wife of
enroute {0 Smiths
Mrs. J. S. Weed of New Albany,
accompanied by her daughter, Mrs
M. J. Kairnes of Venango, Pa,| 3
was in town this morning. Mrs. |i}
Kairnes was on her return trip | &
home, after staying over Sunday | 0.
at New Albany.
WILLIAMS & SOT
SHOES Sayre, Pa.
Mrs. W. A. Kelley, accompanied |
{SALE CHOICE FURS|
by Miss Josephine Gore and Miss |
Prices Wil Not Be Lower This Season
Ida Widdig, went to Canton, N. Y. |}
this morning. Mrs. Kelley will (JN
We Need Our Room
FortAnother Purpose
visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 0%
Milon Randall, while Miss Gore | [f
and Miss Widdig will visit Will G. | 32
Cortright, who is attending school | |
in that place.
CHRISTMAS AT ATHENS
Athens—The Christmas yule-
tide was kindled in nearly every
home in this village, and although B
the great logs were not in evidence |
the holly and ivy lent their cheer
ful decorations in family and church
tacos wtmiy nd wh [4 Early Buyers Will Have Best Selection
We intend to close out our entire stock of Furs
within the next thirty days and have put a cut}
price on them that will move them. &%
much of good cheer in our home 8 —
circles as we witnessed this season | [Ji
Every home had its guests and | 3 Sale Surinly Lash
all were happy. ILS TIT Se)
SGOT J &
FAMILY REUNION
Athens—A most delightful fam 3
ily reunion was held at the home |
of J. C. Flood yesterday in which |}
four generations were represented. ||
The company comprised, besides |
the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. |]
Elger Gleason, Mr. and Mrs. For-|
ve this your immediate attention, for your pgpfit
as well as your friend's happiness. 3
| @3 Suits and Overcoats, fay Arm Bands, Trunks and Yalises, &
sythe and infant son Elmer, Mr. Hats and Caps, Gloves, Mufflers, White Vests,
and Mrs Robert Fiood and chil- 43 Handkerchiefs, Suspenders, Shirts and Collars, Shoes. §
dren Alice and Harry, and Mr. and f Special attention given to wrapping presents
Mrs. Ira Miniter, to be sent to distant [riends
SECURED A CONVICTION
Athens—L. T. Hoyt received alg
telegram yesterday informing him |
that he had won a verdict of con- | [ji
viction in the Potter county com-—|§
missioners’ case. This is quite a ||
for him as the case has|]
taken up some time and unraveled
some nice points of law.
WEDNESDAY
SPECIALS
AT
KARNER'S ©
ATHENS
Save 25 Per Cent by making your purchases of
victory
YOUR FEET
Did
feet at an ordinary radiator ?
Equip your radiaters with our
' Foot Warmer
| which can also be used as 8
| warming shelf on a Uniok
| radiator, and thea
{ what the other fellow mites
cause he didn't buy.
For decorating radiators we
sell the finest et beonta on the.
market. All colors.
H.R TALMADGE
lumbing, Heating,
Tinning,
{ Both "Phones. Eimer Ave,
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Groceries
White Potatoes .
Pure lard... ...
Compound Lard, 3 for
3 Canned Corn .
3 Canned Peas
Spray Flour
10 bars Oak Leaf Soap
10 bars Acme Soap .
10 lbs. Gloss Starch .
42 Table Pickles .
Force .
3 sacks 10c. Fine Table Salt
3 glass cans Syrup .
2 cans Hoyt's Tomatoes .
3 bottles Blueing
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Neckwear, Gloves, Mufflers, Hosiery,
Sweaters, Handkerchiefs,
s I "Fancy Suspenders, Sleeve Holders,
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Meat Department
Porter House Steak
Sirloin Steak .
3 Ibs. Round Steak
3 Ibs. Hamburg Steak .
6 lbs. Plate and Brisket
Best Kettle Roasts .
Good Kettle Roasts .
Mince Meat Cuts . :
Best Ribs, boned and tolled
Best Rumps, boned aed rolled
Link Sausage :
“Our Own" Sausage .
Pork Chunks . .
Pork Chops
Pork Steak . . .
Pork Roasts
Liver ‘Sausag: .
Head Cheese .
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Their Display is the Most Complete ever ¥
shown in the valley. ;
Murphy & Blish,
SAYRE, PA.