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$1.25 to Sylvan Beach and Return
The Valley Railroad will sell
tickets y, July 1st and every San.
day thereafter until Sept. 9th. Tickets
good and returning on all trains
on jase only. See Lehigh Tick-
ot Agents for farther particulars. 48
A Old Home Week at Ithaca
~The Lebigh Valley Rallroad will sell
tickets at low fares August 22d to 20th,
inclusive. Fame fro Sayre $1.50, Triax.
good retarning on a
tring apt the Black Diamond Ex-
limited for return until August
Ses Lehigh Valley Ticket Agents
further particulars. 77
“$6.60 to Toronto, Ont and
etn The Lehigh Valley Railroad
will make a special rate of one fare for
the round trip to Toronto, account Can-
- National Exhibitions, August 27 to
: ber 10. Tickets to be sold Au-
“gust 37th to September Sth inclusive;
faited tor return to September 11th,
Hasive, and will be good going and re
: ing on all trains wept the Black
Diamond Bxprass, within th « preseribed
limit. See Lohigh Valley Ticket Agents
for farther particnliars. 81
$565 to Jamestown, N. Y,and
Retaro. Tie Lehigh Valley Railroad
will make a special rate of one fare for
the round trip to Jamestown, account
i 's Association of New York,
* Angust 20-24, 1008. Tickets will be sold
and returning on all trains except
Black Diamond Express, within the
Bee Lehigh Valley
t Agents for farther particulars. 81
.20 to Atlantic City and Re-
tars, account Lehigh Valley Railroad
A ot 3,17, 81,1008. The
Valley
dates to tho Sea Shore, good
days with stopover at Philadel.
ther or both directions within
Tickets good on all trains ex-
the Black Diamond Express. For
service and complete information
soe Agents Lebigh Valley Railroad. 73
nm lp AAs
Week-End Outings
Saturday and Sundays from June
to Beptember 30th, the Lobigh Val-
Raliroad will sell excursion tickets
York state at low fares,
A over Bunday outings
‘ata minimum cost for, railroad fares.
arrangement applies generally to
in New York state cast of Genova,
Lehigh ticket zgeats for fall par-
ticulars. “0
65¢ to VanEtten and Return
The Lehigh Valley Railroad will make
rates and sell tickets to Van
les Angust 35th, scocount Soldiers and
pienie. Tickets geod going Au-
25th; returning until Asgust 26th
ve, on all trains except the Hlack
Express. Bee Lehigh Valley
Agents for farther particulars.77
AP samme.
‘$1.35 to North Fair Haven and
The tags vs SRUIA read will sell
a alley we
op ed il Sap.
lroad will sell tickets
& CO.
of Broad St. and Park Ave., Waverly.
FLOCK OF FOWLS
OT VERY DRUM
‘This May Seem Strange, But ‘Tis
True Nevertheless.
Over in West Sayre there lives a
man who is exceedingly fond of
chickens, particularly those of the
blooded vanety. He has succeeded
[in acquinng a flock of birds that
| that would do credit to a genuine
| fancier and the flock is the pride of
| his life Recently he discovered,
however, that the coop in which
they were confined had become in
fested with vermin. Now vermin
simply makes lifc miserable for the
feathered tribe and unless some
thing of a heroic nature is done
the birds will pine away and event-
ually become dead ones, so to
speak. It was suggested to the
owner of the fowls that turpentine
would remove the vermin from the
face of the earth if it were liberally
sprinkled over the walls of the
coop. Accordingly he procured a
{gallon or so of the fluid and one
night after the birds had retired,
with the help of his better half he
proceeded to saturate the coop. In
a [ew minutes afterward the vermin
began to writhe in death agony and
the fowls also became very drunk.
They staggered about and
cackled and appeared pleased with
the sithation. Some of them be-
came very much intoxicated, so
so that they collapsed.
Others, however, would walk a few
steps and then fill down. Oae fine
much
emitted a loud cook-a doodle do,
which almost said “jush one more
'for'ey close up” Finally the
whole flock went to sleep and this
morning they looked heartily
ashamed of themselves. The
owner of the fowls says that the
next time he uses turpentine to kill
vermin he will do something else,
LOCAL NEWS ~~
Wanted, by the Waverly, Sayre
Company, a good second hand two-
horse power electric motor, 500
volts 83 eod 4t
The trolley cars did a big busi
ness yesterday, The day was hot
and sultry and many boarded the
cars in order to enjoy a cooling
breeze,
The cultry weather of the past
few days is to be displiced by a
cooler vaniety according to the res
ports of the government weather
bureau.
The next attraction at the
Loomis Opera House is “Quincy
Adams Sawyer,” September 4
This is a high-class attraction aad
never fails to draw crowded houses.
A gang of six train riders were
placed in the lockup Saturday
might by Special Officer Shaffer.
Five of them were ordered out of
town by Justice Nelson, while the
sixth maa, who hailed from Athens,
gave bail for his appearance Sats
urday next.
The work on the trolley line be-
tween Waverly and Elmira is being
pushed rapidly. A large gang of
men, numbering nearly 300, is en-
gaged in the cut above the Erie
tracks in the narrows, and at vari-
ous points along the line large
numbers of men are working, =
MEET FOR DRILL
All members of the Howard
Elmer Hose company are urgently
requested to meet at the hose
house tomorrow, Tuesdyy evening,
for drill. It will be necessary for
all those who desjre to take part in
the parade Sept. 20 to get out and
drill.
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News and ‘sdvertising matter may be
left at Gregg's Racket Store, Waverly.
After 13 o'slock noon call the main
office at Sayre, Valley ‘phone 138X, :
P.W, Towner was in Scranton
yesterday.
Miss Mary Barrington is visiting
at Owego.
Mrs. George Painton is. visiting
in Elmira,
Charles Woodia spent yesterday
"in Towanda.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Booth spent
Sunday at Elmira.
Miss Emma Sayder went to Tis
oga Center yesterday.
Johan Handrich returned from
Great Bend last evening.
John Higgins came home from
Salina last Saturday evening.
Mis Aona Johnson of Elmira
is the guest of Miss Mame Wilcox
me
Rev. H. B. Cook will take a va-
cation the first two weeks in Sep-
tember and there will be no
preaching service at the Methodist
church during that time, :
Misses Elizabeth and Nellie
Powers of Binghamton were wvisit-
ing their mother, Mrs, Ellen
Powers, yesterday. They were
accompanied by Misses Irens
O’Harrigan and Lena Delaney,
ASAREL EVARTS
Waverly—Asahel Evarts, who
roomed at 3590 Broad street, was
found dead by his son Willis at
about 9 o'clock Sunday momiag.
and had been in poor health for
some time, the cause being heart
trouble. Yesterday morning he did
not appear and upon going to his
room the son found him dead De.
ceastd leaves one son, Willis, of
Waverly, a Sister, Mrs. Ross, of
Luther Pearsall df Corning was
calling on Waverly friends yester-|
day. |
J. F. Shoemaker, Esq, is in To- |
wanda today attending argument |
court. i
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Michael Gilloeghy of deanton.)
is visiting at the home of James |
Mack.
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Mr. and Mrs. SJ. Baird of Mo- |
ravia aré®visiting their son, W, H.
Baird.
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MA Ms
Max Goodman of New York
city is visiting B. Freedman on
Park place.
Miss Charlene Tobias will re- |
turn to Waverly this evening from |
Davenport, la.
Paul Marshall has returned to
his home at Towanda after visiting |
Waverly friends
Miss Millie Dobell of Watkins,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. N. L.
Weller, Clark street.
Mr. and Mrs. H. B, Graf and
their guests, Mr. and Mrs Hed
rich, spent Sunday at Watkins,
Edward Simmons of Farley's
store is off on a week's vacation.
He drove to Troy, Pa., this morn- |
ing.
Dominick Valentine, who was
arrested Saturday plead guilty to |
the charge of intoxication and was |
fined $7.
The Rev. M. S. Godshall of
Binghamton, was hurt some time
ago while riding a wheel and has
gone to Clifton Springs for treat-
ment.
Evarts, of Sayre, The (funesal
his son, 350 Broad street, at 10
a. m, tomorrow. The remains will
be taken to Ithaca
MRS. ANNA, SNTH
Waverly—Anna G. Smith, wife |
of George Smith, died at her home |
at 96 Division street yesterday |
afternoon. Deceased was 32 years |
of age, and besides her husband is |
survived by six ‘children. Her|
death was due to paralysis. The
funeral will take place next Wed. |
nesday at 2 p. m. and the remains |
will be buried at Tioga Point|
‘BOUT A YEAR
Waverly—* Paddy McDonahue
was called up before Judge Hoag-
land last night under. charge of
intoxication. The judge asked him
how long he could keep straignt
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a year,” and he was dischaiged
with that understanding.
Mr. and Mrs. T, V. Sloat, Miss |
Grace Kear, Miss Wells, Messrs. |
June Sampson and J P. Evarts,|
and Miss Clara Alden and Joe Bol-|
ton are at North Fair Haven en- |
joying ao outing.
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ed in the transaction.
Charles Haupt of the firm of
Raymond & Haupt, got his hand
caught in aa ice crusher yesterday
and suffered a severe laceration.
An air hose broke yesterday and
struck J. Tallada oa the nose, frac.
turing that organ and lacerating
his face.
W. T, Goodnow was treated at
the hospital this morning for ivy
poisoning. While along the river
the other day Mr. Goodnow got
his arms in the poisonous plant
with disastrous results,
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EE ST ——
Ordinance No. 96.
Authorizing the construction of a
public sewer beginning at the weat bank
pany’'s pumping station, and exteading
weaterly over the lands of the Consoli-
dated Real Estate Company and the
lands of the Lehigh Valley Rallroad
Company to Lehigh avenoe; thence
northerly on Lehigh avenae to Hayden |
street; thence westerly on Hayden |
street to Desmond stréet; thenoe north-
erly on Desmond street to Lehigh ave-
nue; thence northwesterly on Lehigh |
avenue to Cayuga street; thence wester- |
ly on Cayuga street to Wilbur avenue,
in the Borough of Sayre, Penn'a.
See, 1. Be it ordained by the Bargess
and it is hereby ordained by the aathor- |
ity of the same: That believing it to be
for the general health and public welfare
of the citizens of said borough, that a
Predident of Coanell.
H. H. MERCEREAU, :
Approved August 9, 1906.
WM, CROSS,
7 Burgess,
Ordinance No. 97
An ordfhanes authorizing the [nerease
of the indebtedness of the Borough of
Sayre, Pa, by the sum of twenty thou-
sand dollars,
Bec. 1. Be it ordained hy the Burgess
and Town Council of the Boro. of Bayre,
Pa. and it is hereby ordained by the
authority of the same: That tweaty-
five bonds of the desomination of one
thousand dollars each, bearing interest
at the rate of four per cent per annum,
interest payable semi-annually, April
1st and October 1st, of each and every
sar, at the office of the treasurer of said
oat be issued. Said bonds to be
nambered from one to twenty-five, in-
clusive, and bond No. 1, of said issue be
made Payatile on the 1st day of October
1911, and the rest of said bonds be paya-
ble, one each year on October 1st, ia the
order of their number until all are paid.
| And that the proceeds derived from the
sale of said bonds be used for the pur-
pose of paying off or redeeming five
thousand dollars of. the present indebt-
edness of said Borough, and so much of
the balance as may be necessary, shall
be used for the purpose of constructing
the trank line 4 54 sewer for the sewer
system authorized to be constructed by
sald Borough.
See. 2, That a tax of one mill oa the
dollar of the assessed valuation of the
taxable property of maid Borouzh, be
and the sume is hereby levied each and
every year, commencing in 1907, for the
payment of said indebtedness and inter-
est, until the same are paid,
Sec. 3. That the attorneys of mald
Borough shall p.epare a suitable form
for the bonds hereby (and in accordance
with the Acts of Assembly relati: g there-
to) authorized to be issued and submit
the same to the Finanee Committes of
the Borough Council, for approval, and
when the same shall be approved by
sald committes, the ssid committee shail
have the same engraved and prepared,
and an order shall be drawn on the
treasurer of maid borough, to pay the
expenses thereof. .
Sec. 4. That the Burgess of the said
Borough of Sayre, is hereby authorized
and empowered to sign the maid bonds
and coupons attached thereto, the same
to be countersigned by the Secretary of
fix the corporate seal of sald Borough
thereto,
Sec. 5. That the Finance Committee
of the said Borough Counell, is hereby
authorized and empowered to advertise
for bids for the sale of said bonds and
also to sell the mame to the highest bid-
der or bidders, at a price not less than
the par value bell
Sec. 8. That all bonds issued by vie-
tue of this ordinacce and the Acts of
Assembly authorizing the same shall be
and become a part of the funded debt of
system of public sewnrs be adopted and
the same is hereby adopted forsaid bor- |
ough. Beginning at a point at the west |
bank of the Sasquehsnna river about
eight hundred feet south of the Sayre |
Water Company's pumping station and |
extending in a westerly direction over |
the lands of the Coasolidated Real
Eatato Soupaay aod lands of the Lehigh |
Valley Rail Company to Lehigh ave- |
nue; thénes northerly on Lehigh avenue |
Hayden street to Desmond street; |
thence northerly on Deambnd street |
to Lehigh avenue; thence northwesterly |
on Lehigh avenue to Cayuga street;
Cayuga street to]
Wilbur avenue, all in the Borough of |
Sayre, State of Pennsylvania, in accord-
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the said Borough of Sayre, and for the
payment of the principal of the said
bonds, and the semi-annual interest ac-
crulog thereon, the faith, honor and
credit of said Borough of Sayre, are
hereby pl e
Bea, 7. hat ordinance No. 95, pass-
od July 2, 1008, entitled “An Ordinance
authoriziag the increase of tha indebt-
edness of the Borough of Sayre, Pa." be
and the same is hereby repealed.
ordinance was unani-
the Sayre Borough
Council at a regular meeting held Mon-
day @vening, August 6, 1800,
. GEO, H. LACEY,
Attest President of Council.
H. H. MERCEREAU,
Secretary,
Approved Augast 9, 1908,
7 WM, CROSS, Burgess.
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