WIELAND CO.
BIG STORE WITH /
SAYRE, PA.
WE FILL MAIL OR-
DERS AND PREPAY
FREIGHT OR EX-
PRESS ON PUR-
CHASES OF $500
OR OVER.
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Hundreds of P
some
eyelet embroid-
$e 98 to $5.67
and Mannish Mixtures.
third less in price.
and Athens.
Also Pillow Cec
Department
illow Tops at 25¢, 50c and 75¢
They
quaintly woven, Huck,
25¢, 38¢, 45¢, B0¢, 73¢
Batistes Wednesd
Coats
~ Welave a leader at $4.98
with our coat values.
ers $2.00 up
1,000 Yards
ay and Thursday
Shoes
Get acquain’ed
$16
--200 Pairs
200 pairs Men's Shoes to
st less than present cost. We
do this to cloze out these lines
that in the future we will not
carry. Everything in the
$1.50 class, which are Oil
Grain and “A” Calf, in Bal-
A Sensa
supply at this price
all decorated anc
This assortment
tion in Dishes
Everything in our 10c reg-
| value is one third more
includes Cups and Saucers,
Sar POM ‘
Nb a NY Rg NE
Bring Your Job Printing to
Murrelle’s Printing
Office
“The Satisfactory Place.”
and a new, up-to
equipment are at your service.
Our
our
to please. We keep
Talmadge Building, Elmer Ave., Sayre,
Yalley Phone 128x.
WE PRINT
W. T. CAREY,
JUSTICE OF THE
PEACE
Office Maney & Page Block,
Rooms formerly occupied by the
iste John R. Morray,
Office hours. —8 to10 a. m.; 6:30
top, m. At other times during
day at Valley Record office,
teenn————
LENIGN AND SCRANTON
COAL
At the Lowest Possible Prices.
bo Joft at West Sayre
ret
Rightrul King of Poland.
Though an American citizen now,
Col. John Sobieski, once Problbition
ioe
disputably is rightful king of Poland.
descendants of the warrior king of Po-
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Closing Stock Quotations.
Money on call steady at by per cent
exchanges, $385 207 .%3. balances, $12.35 53
exports of genera! merchandise from the
Closing prices
Amal Copper
Atchison
B&O
Brooklyn RB. T..
LO & SUL
Chen. & Ohio
We N Y Central. 184
, 9% Norf & West. 8%
10 Penn R R 159%
Wy Rending 1:04 |
¥% Rock Island
&% 8 Paul
24, Bouthern Pac
34 Bouthern Ry
@ South. Ry. pf
Wy Sugar
167% Texas Pacific
“ww Union Pacific
18% U 8 Bteel
L154 U8 Steel pf.
118 West. Union
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178%
&H
Erle
Gen
1004 |
138
my
vy
ny
Why
Co
Electric
Lackawanna
louis. & Nash
Manhattan
Metropolitan
Missour! Pac
New York Markets.
FLOUR~-Dull and unchanged. Minne-
sola tents, HEU; iy eB wh:
8.50038; winter extras, ter
Patents:
EAR ning a shade lower, wheat
a on covering and bull support,
weakened agaln under reports of
heavy Snows west and prospects for a
3 increase In world's stocks, May,
: TIAlow ~— Bteady: city, bc; country, |
at teady: shipping. é@léc. . good te
—Qulet ; ong rye,
PEANS Quiet. Sarrey Ne
pet, pes, S1L@ red iano. le mea +0 |
WOoOL—8 ady. domestic flesce, BAB
HOPS—-Dull, state. common to chojce
18, 11glsc. , 19M, ho. olde. 8gic ; Pa-
Ss coast, 1908, #glec.. 1WA, SPilc olde
UTTER-Creamery, extras, per pound
gw (Mercantile Exchange official
wuolation, extras 7c); frets, 366 ac
seconds, | ; thirds, legibc. ; held, ex-
firsts, 180% seconds, Fn]
thirds. W6@16c ; state dairy, tubs, ex-
tras, Ic. frets 20 , 13g%c.:
2 dic
HERE State, full cress. small snd
October
small,
falr,
1401 6%¢. best, 135010:
Average bent inge
wll bt skims,
ANG Nc 4 made,
® Sa. J
Ng
common 0 fair
nd near
. cheice,
Arets, :
Pec | refrigera-
r to fatr, qiic
Firm. fowls, 148
eld roosters Io spring chickens
1% nd 1c. geese, 149
furke
DRE ULTRY “Turkeys, joubg
hens al st, per un Te
A toms medium weight, 1% paar.
run,
miked average
Capone,
sgt. ;
chickens, New York and
Weise ua be, prime
r dosen i. mixed
w, Sulla,
Live Steck Markets.
CATTLE Supply falc; market slow;
choice, , prime, ReLE: veal
active;
Yi
Wee,
10Q 16%. | rt
good, Vu
full skims,
EGGS State, Lennayivan
white, fancy,
mized, oxira, Ro
12 ; checks,
1%
Irtiew,
Ie
phia, 150
Pe Anes ania
lar white
u : dark
Christmas Gift Proves Fatal
Loulsville —A black box, containing
a shroud, left In the vestibule of bis
home Christmas eve, caused the death
of Benjamin Moeliman, aged 16 and
the police are looking for the prepetra
tors of the deed, who are believed to
bave attempted to play a joke on the
youth. Moellman long bad been a sul
ferer from heart disease and was near
death many times. When the doorbell
rang Christmas eve he answered thy
summons and found the box labeled
“A Merry Christinas” The grewsome
reminder of his own nearness to the
grave when he opened the package
proved such a shock that he fell insen
sible to the floor before his parents
could reach his side. He dled three
hours later
Child Cuts Off Brother's Hand.
Sterling, 111.—While In a fit of anger
Floyd Maxwell, the six-year-old son of
in Portland
township, Whiteside county, cut off the
with a hatchet The two
were playing with a hatchet
kitchen. The elder boy attempted to
take it from his little brother. Floyd
became incensed and pulled the hatchet
He then raised
and with a hard
children
in the
| his brother.
First Stereotyper.
The ficst man to stereotype a news-
paper was Charles Craske, formerly of
N. J., at the age
of 83. He did this great thing In 1852,
at the sugegstion of Horace Greeley,
and the result, of course, was & great
though gradual ~hange In newspaper
printing. for it was years before it was
tbe gemeral practice. Mr. Craske bad
carried on the craft of stersotyplag
and electrotyping lo New York for
more than 50 years, his company be
ing In Pearl street
Midgel’'s Ambition.
Countess Magri, the widow of Gen.
Tom Thumb, is aboul to begin, at the age
of 65. to study fhe planoforie. She basa
midget Instrument, made for her many
years ugo, and she already plays by ear
But, inspired” by hearing Paderewsk)
she has determiued to become au greal
musician
Small Swimmer,
Forest Gate, England, has a three
gearod swimming ctamplon. She |
public baths, and can swim the length
Trouble in Bengal.
The Mobamumedans of Beogal are or
ganizing demonstrations fu favor of the
partition of the presidency, in order to
annoy the Hindus, who are unanimous
iy agalast It
Marrying Best Man.
have been
bir
N.V. Weller is in Troy.
list today.
Mrs. C. I. Stevens
Laceyville this morning.
ited his sons in Athens today.
day.
Talbert.
pe —————
Athens alley tonight.
Athens today.
ago.
the Misses Burns for
and returned home last evening
the guest of Mrs. J] M. Clark o
ton.
derly conduct.
pended.
mother, Mrs. Laura McKaeil,
Mrs
home on Desmond street.
THE HIGH SCHOOL
school bui.ding.
CRAFT CASES CONTINUED
grafters was continued uatil June
these cases.
until June.
MONEY NEEDED SECURED
very soon.
Royal Reception.
fessionals from London on each ship.
Long-Lived Family.
ote family in Tiflis, in the Caucasus.
are three sons all more than 60.
An Ancient Office.
CES OLE
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Presbyterian Church
ate of the Ulster
duties about Apnil 1.
quarter of a century he has been a
very prominent factor in the intel-
lectual progress of our town,
ing assiduously and conscientiously
for the good ol the whole commun-
ity. There has never been any
measures of public utility or of
social improvement but that his
had his carnest support and help
and our town has been greatly
benefited through his instrumental -
ity. The people will miss him and
his good wile when they leave
Athens. Last evening Mr. and
Mrs. G. L. Fuller entertained about
a dozen of their good friends in
their honor. It was an evening of
reminiscences, and throughout the
hour that passed a feeling of sad-
ness prevailed as the thought
pressed itself upon them that the
fond associations of the past were
so soon to be severed.
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SMALL SENTENCED TO HANA.
Negre Murderer of Miss Alllnsen te
Die With Ascomplice March 24.
MOUNT HOLLY, N. J., March 7—
George Small, the negro who was plac-
ed ou trial here charged with the kill
ing of Miss Florence W. Allinson near
Moorestown, has been convicted of
murder In the first degree and was
sentenced to be banged on March 24,
at which time Rufus Johnsou will alse
be executed for the same crime.
Johnson, who is also a negro. was
convicted of the murder du Feb 8 and
seutenced to baug on Feb. 23 A few
days prior to the day set for the exe
cution Small, who had been arrested
for complicity in the murder. msde a
confession lu which he sald he did the
killing. On the strength of this Johu-
son was reprieved for a wouth pend
ing the outgome of Swall's trial
Counsel for Small made a strong ef-
fort agalust the admission of the cou-
fessiou alleged to have been made LY
the defendant, but without avall
Small took the witness stand and de
nied thet he had anything to do with
the crime and alec malutaived that he
was pot in the vicinity of the Allluson
home ou the day the murder was com.
mitted.
Small's wife collapsed as he was led
past ber cell ou Lis way frow the court.
house, and her condition Is considered
critical. She had been held as cue of
the principal wituesses.
AN OLD CHURCH GONE.
Before Civil War It Was a Rallylag
Place Fer Antislavery Leaders.
NEW YORK, March 7.— Work of
tearing down the old Broadway taber-
nacle, which has stood for sixty-eight
years at Thirty-fourth street and
Broadway, was begun.
Requests have been made to Mr. Ro-
soff by churches all over New York
state for the stained glass windows.
He bas given permission to representa.
tives of these churches iu the order of
their application to take whatever ma-
terial they can use. Ope of the first re-
quests was received frow the Meth
odist church of Delhl, N. Y,, and two
windows, 8 by 14 feet and 5 by 9 feet,
will be forwarded to the Rev. Dr.
Richards, pastor of that church.
Under the southwest corner of the
church is the cornerstone, io which 1s
the dedication box containing coins
and papers. The contractor is under a
bond of $10,000 to return these safely
to the congregation
In the stormy days before the civil
war the church was the rallying place
for antislavery leaders. In one meet-
ing a shot was fired at the Rev, Joseph
P. Thompson, the first pastor. In an-
other meeting the buliding was set on
fire and badly damaged. The last ser-
mou there was preached on Bunday,
April 27, 1902, by the Rev. Dr. Charles
E. Johnson.
Shepard May Escape Prison.
PARIS, March 7—M. Chavwle, min-
ister of justice, Las signed an order of
general delay on the procureur general
indefinitely postponing the execution
of the sentence of lwprisonment
sgainst Elliot F. Shepard, grandson of
the late W. H. Vauderblit
Kindness td Horses.
No one could blame a horse treated as
many of them are, if it should suddenly
plant one or both feet against the body
of its tormentor, and thus have him ex-
perience pain such as he has been deal-
ing to his faithful equine servant. |
saw A young horse the other day whose
mouth had been torn by jerking the bit.
The owner blames ibis horse for mot
starting freely when told to go. It is
afraid to go, expecting a yank one way
or the other instead of a gentle pull at
the line,” says the Oblo Farmer. Why
command 8 horse 10 go every time Ia-
stead of asking it to do so? A horselsas
sensitive, intelligent animal, and com-
mands are uot so pleasant as requests,
Why ina hen it bio
any animal or jperaon i us
ph field In
Bridge Work
TTT TTT TTTTTTTTTTT TTT TTY
1 PROGRESS
Is the order of the
| day. As a city, we
| will inevitably have
‘anew Town Hall,
a complete sewer | Yor,
system and fine
pavements.
You can add to|vine
the general im-
provement.
An up to date |Shs
bathroom ora good
heating system will
add value to your
property, give you
more comfort and
better health a
it doesn't cost so
much. Ask us sw 3]
it.
DO IT NOW.
H. R. TALMADGE, |
Both ‘Phoses. Elmer Ave,
A. H. MURRAY, M.D.
SPECIALTIES:
Distases of the Jia, LD aust
and th
= Roars 13: 1h; 28; bs Satara |
woolotmens. Offs, Wh
L. B. DENISON, WN. D. =
Office, Rooms 3 and 4
Talmadge Building, Elmer Ave.
Valley Phone at office and
redidence.
H. H. Mercereau, |
Attorney-at-Law |
Notary Public
Special attention to Pension Papers,
Valley Phooe 11 X.
13 Dagmond Street,
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Try an ad in The Record.
New Spring
Shoes and
Oxfords
Arriving Daily
Our Specialty
LEHICH VALLEY R. R.
(In effect Dec. 31, 1908.)
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A emiows Bethiebeat
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ville, Tunkhapnock, no sling, Lasers
Dally for Allestown, Bethles
10: i= Fastoa, Newark and New York,
Carries Sleeping Car Passengers -.
WESTBOUND,
A.M. Dally for
Toreuto, Detroit, seg map
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Oenevs, Rochester,
ules. a Tp. Buffalo, ae
Niagers Falls and Toroste.
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