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1e Valley Record
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FRIDAY APRIL 6. 1908,
“PERSONAL MENTION
J. E Cary of North Burton,
in Sayre todiy transacting
Ps
K Mitchell of Troy, master
examiner in divorce, transacted
sss of a legal naturc 11 Sayre
‘Miss Viaaie Blish returned yes.
y from Wellsbury, where she
been visiting her friend Miss
th Burt.
W. B. Bitting, representing the
W. Price Paper Company of
ia, was a business caller
The Record office this morning
* Mrs. Hotaling, wife of Rev Ira
F. Hotaling, pastor of the Baptist
! chureh, eft this morning for Woos
ger, Otsego county, N. Y, to spend
few days with her parents.
THE ANTI-CIGRETTE LEACUE
~The Anti-Cigarette League met
at the home of Rodney Stedge,
§28 Lincoln street; six of the mem.
bers were present and one new
‘member admitted.- The next meet-
" ing will be held at the home of
Paul Sterigere, Hayden street. The
members of the committee are
Paul Sterigere, Eben Gardner,
Clyde Santee. The league would
~ be glad to receive new members at
any time. For further particulars
"call on any of the members. After
business was transacted, games
were played by all. Refreshments
~ were served at a late hour and the
~~ members departed for their homes
SERIOUS CHARGE
John Decker, a Towanda man,
is confined in the county jail at To-
wanda, charged with immoral prac-
tices in which his 15 years old
daughter is said to have been the
~wictim. The girl was a rather un.
willing witness, but she told enough
“at the prelimira-y hexrrg tefore
Justice of the Peace John Orcutt to
land her father behind the burs for
& term of fifteen years.
Lehigh Valley Easter Excursion
"to Buffalo and Niagara Falls
‘Tickets will be sold April 15;
eturs limit April 16 Fare round
Sayre, $3.00. See Le:
$F
ZULUS ON WARPATH.
Greytown by Warriors of Velde.
GREYTOWN, Natal, April 6—The
! colonlel field force which was concen-
| trated at Impanza, twelve miles north.
{ west of Greytowy for operations
against the Insurgent chief Bambaata,
| the deposed regent of the Grevitown
| district, was compelled to abandon its
laager after heavy fOghting and retire
| to Greytown
| The Zulu chief, Bambaata surprised
the columu at Jdusk at lmpauza, the
| natives springlug.out of the thicket,
i fanatically shouting their hattlecry and
| attacking the vanguard with their as
' segais. The police bebaved with cool
| ness, keeping the horde of biacks at
| bay and steadily continuing the march
ito Grevtown. The fighting did not
‘ conse till midnight, when (ie column
reached Botha's farm and safety. The
women and children bad been placed in
the center of the column and thus were
| completely shielded Ihe infuriated
natives hacked the bodies of three po
| Heemen who were killed, but the Lod
© jes were rescned
The polief report that the rebels are
ilo strong pumbers aml flushed with
! victory, and the officials fear [urther
| excesses A strong force of artillery,
infantry and mounted mea is woving
out of Greytown lu operate against
the relia
A laager has been formed here sod
every preparation bas been made to
defend Greytown in case of attack
An assault on the town, however, is
considered unlikely to occur, the Zulus
preferring to fight in the rugged coun
try outside
The British fleld force, at present
only numbering a few hundred men,
will be strongly re-enforced during the
next twenty-four hours
Greytown is the capital of the Um-
voli district of Natal and is situated
thirty-eight miles north by east of
Pietermaritzburg, capital of the Colony
of Natal. It has a population of about
1,700, of whom S00 are white people
VESUVIUS SPOUTING LAVA.
Villagers Flee From the Mountala
Side—~Ashes Sprinkie Naples
NAPLES, April 6~The eruption of
Mount Vesuvius Is assuming alarming
proportions. Five streams of Lurning
java are descendiog the mountain,
threatening everything below. Roar
ing explosions are heard fer tweaty
wiles around. The InLabitants of the
swall villages pear the crater are es
caping. while processions of villagers
carrying Images of saints and wadou
pas and prayiug for a cessation of the
eruption are passing through the ueigh
boring towns
The smoke and ashes are carried wo
far that all Naples is sprinkled with
cinders. The Neapolitans are uot
alarwed—in fact, they are rather glad
saying the new eruption of Vesuvius
is iu preparation for the arrival of King
Edward, who left Marseilles April 3
on the royal yacut Victoria and Albert
accompanied by Queen Alexandra, and
whe 1s expected here
Aute Kills Boy Blcyeliat.
NEWARK, N. J, April 8 — Harry
Wire, twelve years old, was killed aud
Blakeley Harvey, bis eleven yearold
companion, was slightly Injured when
ap automobile driven by Peter H
Seery of this place ran down the bl
cycle on which the two boys were rid
ing. Young Wire was on the saddle of
the bicycle and Harvey was perched
on the bapdlebar. Seery surrendered
to the police.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Closing Stock Quotations
Money on call exclied at %5 to W por
cent, prime mercantile paper. SW @SYy pr
cent. exchanges, $32 ell 4, balances, $v
HK. ns
Closing prices
Amal Copper
Atchison
B&O...
Hrookiyo RT
c.c,.camlL ¥
Ches & Ohlv
Chi. & Northw
D&aH
Erie
Gen. Electric
fil. Central
in
oy,
N Y (Central
Norf. & West
Peun. R. R
Reading
Rock Island ““
St. Paul 176%,
Southern Pac w
Bouthern Ry why
South. Ry. pf 1
sugar
Texas Pacific
Lackawanna Union Padi
fouls & Nash U RR Steel
Manhattan U'. 8 Steel pf
Metropolitan West. Union
Missouri Pace wey
Sew York Markets,
FLOUR-Steady, with quiet trade. Min.
nesota patents, 204 6; winter jraighia,
38 ona, winter extras, $2503 53; winter
patents, $3044 5
WHEAT Disappointing Liverpou! cas
bles caused wheat 10 open lower. a reac
tion set in later on outside buying and
strength of cash wheat, Lut this was fol.
lowed later by Hguildation,
8 $1060; July, M S-169844c
CORN Continued wet weather und
lighter receipts caused corn to rule frm
and higher arly, but there was a decline
ter with wheat, May, §3UTI%
BUTTER Creamery, extras, per pound
LYS firsts, 22Q%c. : seconds, 1832
held, extras, JIGI« firsts, 18g
CHEFESY.-—8tate, full cream, small and
large, colored and white, fancy, MC.
good to prime. Wliléc | common to fair
Nix winter made chaolce, 108110We |
part skims prime, Sg #ec fair w guod
wn foil skims, 344
EGOS Freshly gathered
ngarhy. Hirst, ie
TALLOW
1680,
AS,
10
17%
[RL
Hy
1aisy
ay
Wie
May, Sa
exiras, 1%
Steady: city, Jo. country, 3
Brg
hay Steady. shipping, 4%
cholce, me
STRAW -Bteady , long rye, 66d
BEANR-Quiet; marrow, FLEA, me
dium, $206; pea. $1601.00 red kidney,
ORIN
BOO Bteady domestic fleece, BH
HOPS Steady . state. common, to « holce,
A ise. § 3 : olds, ye; Pa-
ns Mase 196, oie. 14 olds
E POULTRY Quiet: fowls, lé@léc
: wint
old roosters, er chickens, "
RE Bienty. fowls.
£ 5 : % to good, 13%0
Pe
fair
he .
good te
hx
FRANK E WOOD,
left at Gregg's Racket Store, Waverly.
After 12 o'clock noon call the main
office at Sayre, Valley "phone 128X.
Easter post cards at Strong's.
Mes. E C French is speading
| the day in Owego.
§
$
| Mrs. Watkins is ill at her home
im Pine strect.
Don't forget the nuilinery open-
and 11. 275-14"
Devoe lead and zinc paints at
Strony's pharmacy. 272
Mrs. Keefe has moved into her
new home on Orange strect.
The balcony over the entrance
of the Tioga house has bzen torn
down.
E. A. Tilton, who is ill
home on Howard street,
proving
at his
is ims
Mrs. E J] Campbell 1s
her son W. H. Campbeil
York city.
————
visiting
in New
Installation of Waverly legion,
No. 1, wili take place at their rooms
this evening.
A AAs
Mrs. John Nunan was called to
Dushore yesterday on account of
the illness of her mother.
The Binghamton presbytery will
convene in the Presbyterian church
in this place April 16 and 17.
Mrs. Pratt, preceptress of the
Waverly high school, will spend
her Easter vacation in New York
city. :
Attend the grand spring opening
of Mrs. Ellis’ millinery parlors at
Waverly this week Friday and Sat
urday. 280 2
—— pp ———
The Polyhymma club were en-
tertained this afternoon at the
home of Miss Blizzard, on Fulton
street.
Mrs F. A. Bell and daughter
ind Mrs F. E Hawkes and chil.
dren went to New York today for
a visit,
The report of the registrar of
vital statistics for March shows
eight deaths, eight births
22 marriages,
Walter Peck has decided not to
go to New York and will retain his
position with the Pacumatic Tocl
Co at Athens.
and
The reception of G D. Genung's
Sunday school class will be held in
G.A.R hall instead of Y. M.C_ A
hall, as stated yesterday.
Store will open for business
April 2nd. Opening days Apnl
1oand 11. Mrs M J. Baker, 511
Waverly street. 275 14
All the latest styles that can be
found in any millinery store. Her
trimmer will be “in the city next
week studying styles. Mrs. M. J
Baker, 511 Waverly street. 275 14
Mrs, Huldah Shaw, who has
been ill at the home of her sister,
Mrs. R. EE. Mills on Lincoln street,
was moved to her home on Waver
ly street today
rn A Wp fs sam s——
Mrs. M | Baker has decided to
go in business again at her own
home, 511 Waverly street, and
invites her friends and patrons to
call and look over her
spring nuilinery.. All Iresh new
gocds. Trolley cars pass the door.
Bzll phone 214 B. 275 14t
HADN'T BEEN FED
“Waverly—A farmer residing at
took advantage of his
wife's absence, came to Waverly
last night and ccquired a large
sized jag. He ran across a mem-
ber of the police force who put
him in durance vile.
when given a hearing this morn-
ing, that his stock hid not becn
fed last night. The justice sus-
IE 1S TR
PASTOR'S RETURN
Desirous of Retaioiog the
Services of Rev. M. S. God-
i shall
Waverly—The quarterly confer- |
| ence of the Methodist church cons |
|vened last evening with Presiding |
| Elder Dresser in the chair,
A pe!
tition with many signers from the |
| congregation was presented asking |
| for Rev, Godshall's return for an- |
{tion was unanimously passed : |
| “Whereas our church has been
| very prosperous under the pastor-|
late and leadership of Rev. M. S
| Godshall, Ph. D, the attendance at
(the preaching of the Word being
| larger than in many years past, the |
| prayermeetings, classmeetings, Ep |
worth League and Sunday school |
exceptionally well sustained, and
Whereas, because of the excel |
lent condition of the church in all}
of its departments, therefore be it)
Resolved, That we, the members |
of the quarterly conference, respect. |
fully request Presiding Elder Dres
ser to ask the Bishop ot the Wy-
oming conference to return brother
Godshall to this charge”
The reports of the different de- |
partments of the church were re
ceived and showed that there was
plenty of money to pay all indebt
edness.
W. T. Harris was given author
ity to act as local preacher and W. |
H. Denslowe as exhorter. H. B
Graf and E T. Perkins were ap
pointed to fill existing vacancies on
the cfficial board of the church.
FIRE OFFICIALS CHOSEN
Waverly—The fire department
convention was held last evening |
in the parlors of the Spalding hose
company. The members consist
of three members from the three
hose companies, three from the]
hook and ladder company and
three from the fire police. David
T. Tillman was chosen chairman
and T. P. Snook, secretary. The
following department officers were
choscn subject to the approval of |
the village board of trustees: Chief, |
James P. Clohessy of the Cayutas, |
first assistant, Wm. Rolf of the]
Spaldings; second assistant, Fred |
L. Maxwell of the Hooks
LOCAL NEWS
Austin Strceby of Dushore is
visiting friends in Sayre.
When this gets to be governs
ment by the consumer and of the
consumer the lamb will grow a
mane like a lion
George Roberts: member of the
firm of G. LL Roberts & Co, is
busy passing out first class cigars
today. The cause thereof is the
fact that a youngster in the shape
of a nine pound boy arrived at his
home last night, and will remain
there indcfinitely,
——— ec
On account of the slump in the
coal trade thirty-six railroad men
in the employ of the Lehigh at
Coxton have been suspended. r All
the men who have been suspended
at the Stroudsburg shops of the
Eric have been ordered to report
for work. pi
The Grand Army boys of
Athens have been invited to help
the comrades of Walter C. Hull
post ccicbrate the anniversary of
.ee's surrender at Waverly, Mon-
day evening.
Piles! Piles! Piles!
Dr. Williams' Indian Pile Ointmsat
will enre Blind, Bleeding, Ulcerated and
Itching Piles. It absorbs the tumors,
allays the itching at once, acls as a
poultice, gives instant relief. Dr. Wil-
| Ham's Indian Pile Ointment is prepared
itor Piles and Itching of the private
{parta. Every box is guarauteed. Sold
by droggists, by mail, for 50c and $1.00.
Williams Mire. Co., Prop's,, Cleveland,
0. Forsale by ¢ % M. Driggs, druggist.
LAWS & WINLACK,
Attorneys and Counselors
at Law.
vol
ville, Missouri, are 0
arily at the
Hotel Snyder, 2nd Floor,
3, Waverly N. Y.,
until Can secure
Sb] the oan ae fo, Vermanenl
ed to meet all who are in
Bargains!
Washburn's Best Hread Flour
1 1b green Japan tea
4 qts beans
2 Ibs evaporated apples
2 cans white cherries
3 cans Télephone Peas .
4 cans Conewago Corn
12 cans Hoyt's tomatoes
1 doz sweet naval oranges
Fancy white mackerel, each
New A No. | shore mackerel, Ib |
5 Ibs fancy labe ciseoes
Fancy scaled herring, box 2
Bargains
$1
a
25 | 40c can gallon peaches
| 30c can gallon pumpkin
{ 55¢ can gallon blackberries . .
| 80c can gallon red raspberri :
| Banner Oats, pkg.........cocoinonn
8 pgks Nu Life... :
' 2 pkgs Mapl-Fake
# bars Oak Leaf soap
BEEREHRY
Lettuce, Radishes,
and chronic cases
ed. inati
free
G. H. GOFF
Is now ready to furnish
Pure Reservoir Ice to
Sayre patrons.
Both Phones, Waverly.
I. L. BENJAMIN, -
Painter, Decorator and Paperhanger.
First-class work done promptly at ress
sonable prices.
Residence: —120 Spruce St., Atheas, Pa,
‘Wn. B. Nebonald.D.D.5,
All modern methods for the scien-
tific performance of painless opera-
BOTH 'PHONES.
+*
: 148 Desmond . St.
15c,
By Mail 16c.
Do it tomorrow when
desirable.
Established 1800.
“+d
Stores also at Williamsport, Elmira,
Ithaca sud Painted Post,
purse.
Office, Rooms 1 and 4
Valley Phone at office and
residence
| TRANSACTED.
LAWS’ BUILDING, 219 DESMOND BT.
Valley Phone 180-A, Sayre.
~~
Specialties.
OFFICE -8AMURLS BLOCK.
Valley Telephone 37x. 138 Lookhart
tions on the mouth and teeth. :
104 South Elmer Ave, =
OVER THE GLOBE STORE.
A.E. BAKER,
Garpenter and Builder.
17 Pleasant St. Waverly, N. ¥.-
FISH, FISH,
We will have them every day during
Lent. Alsoa Hine of Bess ab roreE
lar prices. J. BELLIS, Elizabeth
street.
Valley Phone 66x. Bell Phone 138w
Unfailable Headache
Tablets oc fc iome gsm
and other pains. Do not affect the heart,
Contain no opiates. All druggists or by
mail 10c. Unfailble Headache Tablet
Co., Elmira. N. Y.
4
A canoe for male cheap.
once at 404 Olive street.
A good top for sale
tl sch A
A good driving horse, wagon and har-
ness, Inquireof C, U, Ingham, 413 B.
Wilbur avenue, Sayre, Pa. 270-8*
x
A Crown organ
cheap. Inquire of
Wilbur avenue,
in
GC
Ba for sale cheap, in fine
coma ro 301 Olive: TITBAT
myself
as representative in the state
Republics party. und M.
274 Bentley Creek,
For Rent
A large eight room house on Harris
street. Apply to L. W. Kelley. 3778*
For Rent-—Four rooms, all modern 5
improvements, gas :
Inquire at 523 8. Wilber oid ne
Two small offices, one room with bath,
suitable for gentleman. Inqaire HT
Talmadge,
For rent, ofies Focus In the WheSioslE
Block.
5
A sult of rooms for Rar 8
’ Uhm
on the second ficor in
Pa. All the modern im
W. H. Bhaw,
Two offices for rent in the M
block,