it Or it isn't right. There is S no half way about tailoring, . tailored be- MANEY reasons why you buy a suit, & PAGE, __ssse—— EVIDENCE YESTERDAY | Attorneys Are Arguing the Eigh- mey Lunacy Case This After- noon | i The Eighmey lunacy commission held another meeting yesterday afternoon and finished taking ewi- dence. Mrs. Jesse Bell, Thomas Gaumer, John Brundage, Charles Osborn and Mr. Andrews, the lat- ter an aged and retired black- | smuth of Athens, were sworn by |! the attorneys for Mr Eighmey. Lawrence Eighmey, a brother of the respondent, also testified. In the opinion of these witnesses Mr. Eighmey is sane and capable of transacting business. This after non the commission 1s listening to the arguments of counsel on both " PERSONAL WENTION SURPRISED FRENDS Edgar D. Sebring and Miss Caro- a lyn Storms United in Marriage Home Week” festivities. Last Night * Mrs Wells Bennett, Harrison street, is seriously ill. Herman F Jenkins was in Aus Mrs Bessic Bentley of Horse- prettiest, most surprising, and | Mr. and Mrs Joha Kasper. altogether delightful weddings that| Merceicau went. to To ever occurred, took place last even nda this morning on business ing when Miss Carolyn M Storms, | ected withthe N. P. L. daughter of John W. Storms, of] South Waverly, and Edgar Delos | Schring, the popular Waverly at | torney, were united in marnage | and relatives in Sayre this week Although a large number of - - friends of the contracting parties] Miss Margaret Moran of Scrane — Mr. and Mrs. Walter Weekly of Bernice are the guests of friends — were present, with the exception of [ton is the guest this week of her the near relatives and a few inti -| sister, Mrs. Samuel Line, of North mate friends, no one knew that the | River street wedd: : . " . Mr. and Mrs. Orrin F Evans of ng was to take place ] Ely in the week a large num- | reduced from $4 and $2.75 to $3.50 and $2.00. A large line of moulding for Picture Framing to select from also. PICTURE FRAMING CALDWELL'S FURNITURE STORE 205 Desmond St, Valley Phone 191 a, A) Is Your Life I & os asur Not? I South River street, went to Ave . the [ber of friends were invited, as the >" iver S xa sides, and it is expected that «. | this state, this morning to attend It | invitation expressed it, to attend “a | > DO YOU KNOW THAT THE matter will be finally closed up 22 Rim Fire, 7c 32 i “ 32 Centre Fire, 38 “ i OUR STRONG POINT A SQUARE DEAL Per Box. ‘ “ SESE PPP 404044000004 +o REVOLVERS LARGE STOCK. LOW PRICES. 216 Desmond St., Sayre, Wejhave added a new line. As fine a line of 10c candies as can be bought. We are continually receiving new souvenir postcards. Our variety comprises over 5,000 styles of views, etc. A full line of Eaton Hur- but stationery always in stock at WEBER'S BOOK PARLORS 183 LOCKHART ST. - — STOP, LOOK, LISTEN, a New Sewing Machines, Drop Heads, $10, $25 and $30. Delivered at your home on trial. Sold A ET Ca Tiffany’s Music Store, 222 Main Street, Athens, Pa. The Valley Record “All the news that's fit to priat” THURSDAY JUNE 25 1908. LOCAL BREVITIES The June bride will have to hurry. There will be a complete change in the program at the park tonight. ———— cn Irvin Deubler of Bradford street, has been removed to the hospital for treatment. Itis said that empty coal cars becoming scarce on the Lehigh and other railroads. -> The signals and sign boards along the line of the Lehigh Valley are being repainted this summer, ty There will be a regular meeting . of the Sayre Building & Loan As- sociation this evening at 7 o'clock Wanted —At once, a secondhand flat top desk. Must be in good condition. Enquire at The Record office. At Harrisburg yesterday the Democratic state convention nom- 322 S. Main St, Athens. i + The Man Who “Gets There” blood —and pleoty of it In his body, Driggs’ Wine of Cod Liver ON Makes blood lots of 1t— life-giving, hrain-noarish- eee 75c Per Bottle. 0. M. Driggs Prescription Druggist. sank Beilding, Sayre, Pa, Gon -— Diamonds are steadily advancing m price. This will be discourag- Ing news for the average news paper man The board of directors of the First National bank on Tuesday declared the usual three per cent semi-annual dividend. The remains of Lynn Conklin, whose sudden death occurred on Tuesday evening, were shipped to Elmira this morning for burial. ————— Pain’s special exhibition, selec- tion of fireworks for lawn display at Harding & Hoyt’s, Waverly, N Y. Fireworks wholesale and re tail. 42 O* —— meee When the automoble craze struck the country gasoline was selling for ten cents a gallon. Now deal. ers get twenty, with the chances decidedly in favor of its going still higher. mtn George H. Goebel, an organizer of the Socialist party, will speak in Sayre Monday evening. Mr. Goebel made an address here last March which was very well received. See advertisement on page one. The borough ordinance relating to the firing of cannon crackers and other explosives is being per- sistently violated. Qf course it is not always possible to identify the violators, but in case it is the police should not hesitate to make arrests and thereby cause an example to be made of someone ————————— Attorneys for William Casey, the young musician who was convicted of the murder of Charles Keough, an Elmira bartender, over a year ago, and who was sentenced to life in Auburn prison, have made a motion for a new trial on the grounds of newly discovered evi- dence. The motion will 1s not likely that the commission | little informal lawn party,’ at the will render a decision at once as home of the bride on Elmira street, the question which the members| and in accord therewith a large are called upon to determine is a|number attended last evening. most important one, and will there: | Electric wires had been strung tore of necessity require consider- able deliberation (eral arc lights placed thereon, Jap- been arduous and exacting. Five about in profusion, and a large sessions have been held and a large | number of tables had been placed number of witnesses have been ex | about the lawn. McGuffie's orches- amined, including many physicians | tra discoursed sweet music, and the from Sayre, Athens and Waverly | crowd was merry in the extreme. The commission will be called The very atmosphere seemed sur- upon to determine whether or not ‘charged with the expectation that Mr Eighmey is sane or insane. If something was about to happen it should be established to their but no one seemed to know just satisfaction that he is sane, the | what matter then stands as it did before! Mss Elizabeth Matthews of Fl- the proceedings of Inquiry were mia sang three love songs in her manner, after which started ; should, however, the com- | incomparable mission adjudge him insane, [the Rev. George A Brigg n the veranda and announced whether it is of a nature that re~ The law fixes the manner of restraint, anc that the presence of a preacher in quires his restraint. June always raised the premonition that it was a fiting month for such an that it would give him pleasure to perform that | office for any couple present who [desired to enter the bonds of matri- (mony, and if any present desired 11s not of an impending wedding a matter for the commission to de termine. HEED THE WARNING Next Wednesday is the Fourth of July and although there will be no public celebration in Sayre, | would then come forward firecrackers rockets Roman candles | The groom already stood on the and explosives of all kinds will porch, and the bride came forward doubtless be much in evidence [on the arm of her father, by whom Sayre lads are already planning | she was Then in the for the big time they are to have | presence of the assembled friends on the Fourth, and the danger ats | who formed a <emi circle about the tending the use of toy pistols and | pore other explosives, cannot be too |. remony firmly impressed upon the minds wit of parents The State Health de man and wife, followed by an invo has already sent out | cation to the Most High to bestow warning notices, and advise that | in the case of accident a physician | approval upon the union be sent for at once. Lockjaw, or | After the bride and groom had as the medical fraternity term It, | received the hearty congratulations tetanus, is likely to follow even the | 3nd best wishes of their many slightest wound. The germ which Causes it makes rapid progress, once it enters the system, and pars ents should therefore heed the warning in case their little ones are in any way injured “SPIKE” KINNER County Commissioner L J Marsh, came to Sayre today to make inquiry into the efie of “Spike” Kinner, for whom an order of relief was granted by justices on Monday last. Kinner inte is believed to be suffering mental aberation the mind, | ship brought about by the continued use of intoxicants This afternoon a commission country, and on their return will consisting of Dr. C. A. Haines and Dr. AH. Murray, exfmined Kin ner, after deliberation pro —t nounced him insane and ordered | 3 that he be taken to Danville for | OR. MADILL DEAD treatment. He will be taken to! — the hospit il at that place tomorrow! Dr. T F Madill, one of the old- by the county commissioners. jest and best known physicians in 3 | Bradford county, died at his home EXPENSIVE SHOT | A Wellsboro lad fired off a cane non firecracker on the streets of that borough. An officer arrested him, charging a violation of a bor- ough ordinance. The lad was taken before a magistrate, and in addition to a fine of $1.00 he paid 8275 costs. The cost of the cracker, added to the fine and costs da : y. ol arrest made it rather an expen- event great given away. h, the beautiful and impressive was gone through h and they were pronounced partment | His blessing and place the seal of friends, refreshments were served on the lawn, and the newly married couple hastily drove away in a car nage. The bride 1s a lifelong resident and one of the most popular young ladies in the valley and has, by her bright and cheerful disposition, won a multitude of friends. The groom is a praduate of Cor- nell university and the junior mem ber of the law firm of Howard & | Sebring grity, gentlemanly bearing and of (reside at the home of the bride's [father in South Waverly, and morning. Death was due to the infirmities of old age and an acute attack of larymgitis. He began the practice of his profession in this county in 185s, immediately after graduating from the Jeflerson Medical College. he was singularly successful and was counted among the best of his sive shot, * Subscribe for The {Record » . {the funeral of their cousin, Mrs. | Abigail Atwell. HAVENS: MYERS | The wedding of Miss Anna D ‘Myers and Dana L Havens took [the bride's mother, Mrs. Melvina | Myers, on North Lehigh avenue The ceremony was performed in by Rev. | F Warner. was dressed in white silk and car- ned a bouquet of bride's roses The bridesmaid was Miss Julia place played by Mrs Burt Everette a sister of the bride and valuable presents. About were present [town were of Rochester, Mr. and Mrs Ralph | Coon of Towanda, Mr. and Mr Beidleman of Elmira, Mrs Math ews of Ellistown, Mrs Bright and daughter of Waverly, and Miss Mary Brown of Athens Mr and Mrs. Havens left this morning for a trip to Rochester, Buffalo and | Niagara Falls, and will be at home in Sayre after July 1. KETCHUM--HANFORD The marriage of Harry Ketchum and Miss Louise Hanford, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Scott Han. ford, occurred last might at the residence of the bride's parents on Spring street, the Rev George A, Briggs, pastor of the Baptist church of officiating. The bride and groom are both well known and highly respected young people who have scores of friends who will extend congratulations HOSPITAL NOTES Peter McGraw, a machinists helper, was struck in the forehead by a bolt this forenoon and suse Waver ly, tained a severe contusion H. R. Butman of Berkshire, William McGee of Sayre, and E | Browning of Towanda were dis charged today Mis. Zeta Farr of Sayre was ad mitted this afternoon Tetanus claimed its first victim at Norristown the other day. A lad had a toy pistol. It exploded and a piece of the cartnidge ens tered his hand. L.oc kjaw followed ‘and despite the efforts of phy stcians the lad died agony in hornble If you love your boy teach him above all things to avo! ™ toy pistol. — EDSELL- JONES Verne Edsell and Achsa Jones both of LeRaysville, were married dist parsonage by the Rev. JF Warner. Illustrated summer excursion books to Keuka Lake, Chautauqua Lake, and Cambridge Springs, Pa, can be had on inquiry at the Erie ticket office, Waverly, 15 taw | Wi, \ % A nf IN THE GROUND forgotten races buried their valued pos sessions with their dead. Nowadays the ground is the valuable possessions and its ground we boy, sell apd rent— houses on it, tow. When you get land or houss hungry. point your toes toward ar doorstep, coter and welcome and learn mach to your interest, if you are a house owner or a house wanter, A geoeral real estate business is here transacted. FRED J. TAYLOR, 2290000490000 000 000004 Refrigerators, Gasoline Stoves, Screen Doors a nd Windows at BOL!CH BROS., HARDWARE "6G. H. GOFF Is now ready to furnish Pure Reservoir Ice to | Sayre patrons. | Both Phones, Waverly. LTR A. H. MURRAY, WM. SPECIALTIES: — | Diseases of the Bar, | Throat, and the tting of ocialist Lecture Seam id vd Sean Mr. Geo. H ALEX D. STEVENS, INSURANGE AND REAL ESTATE. Loans N Insurance Writ. egotiated, Houses Rented, Rents Col. i, Jerid, Taio Hon ROOM y, ELMER BLOCK BOCKHARY ox.. BAYRE. 4 en Will give you a better policy than any other fraternal or old line POLICY, Costs 570 to $1.85 per month, According to age. E.F. MERCEREAU, Dist. 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Awful, pleased customers have ex- required immediate atten your work so well that we | same time." Mountain Freezers, Oil and you if you'll give us a Plumbing, Heating, Gas- Bott ‘Phoses. Elmer Ave. OFFICE HOURS: spe~aialty Both phones rome Office: Rooms 4 and 6, Elmer Block, | Lockhart Street, Sayre. Pa S | | f ha Ol Lilt national organizers of the So alist [ Party, will deliver an address AT SAYRE, PA, Monday Evening, July a, at 8 o'clock. Everybody welcome: ladies especially invited Admis- sion free. Place of meeting will be announced later, abel, one
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