range from $6.00 to $30.00 ure Framing Neatly Done at Reasonable Prices. GRAF & CO. and Undertalng. Gor. Of Broad SL. and Park Ave., Waverly. NTHENS, Miss Addie Lent went to To- | wanda today. on, and when he reached No. 3 hose house there was a man in the tower ringing the bell. Fred isan old fireman and he at once dragged the hose cart out and two of them ran it down the street and were finally joined by others who got it to the scene of action. Fred was pipeman and stood at his postall through the fire, and as a conse- quence ruined his best Sunday suit of clothes, He ought to have the credit of putting out that fire. LADIES” LIBRARY CLUB Athent—The meeting of the Ladies’ Library Club yesterday afternoon was well attended and of more than usual interest, Mrs. E. H. Shipman presided, but Mrs. J B. Knapp had charge of the pro- gram. The program opened wiih an instrumental duet by the Misses Williams and Barron. Mrs, Louise Snow followed with an account of Indian traditions which most lucid- ly explained many of the supersti~ tions of the red men of the forest. Mrs. Shipman then recited Whit- tier's “Song of Iadian Women” Mrs. George D. Bonfoey then gave some humorous readings. Then The Entire Stock of F. W. G. Bartlett, Jeweler 150 Desmond St., Sayre, Pa., WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION COMMENCING ON THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11, and continuing until the entire stock is disposed of. Sales every afterno at 2:30. Every evening at 7:00. The largest stock of Diamonds, Watches, Clocks, Cut Glas Silverware, Ghinaware and Jewelry in the Valley. Joseph B Smith is putting a new roof on his house. George W. Davidson weat to Towanda this morning. i ————————————— RE Litzslman and son George went to Burlington today, Miss Clara Potter went to To- wanda this morning to attend the institute, Hon. R S. Edmiston will speak at an Emery meeting in Litchfield tomorrow evening. Mrs, Thomas Webster « of Bing- hamton is visiting her daughter, Mrs. W. E. McDaniels. Tile Sherman and wife of Smiths ¥. CAREY, Bditor every afternoon except Bun- Printing Office, Sayre, $3.00 per year; 15 ocuts rade reasonable, and made i on ! Seomd slams matter May fo Foie fa EE = the news that's fit to print” WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10 1808. Letters in Alphabets. letters in the alphabet of the mations vary In number. Sandwich Islanders have 12; the " 18; Italian, 20; Paogall, 21; ; Dutch and English, 26 each; bic, 38; Persian, 32; Armenian, 38, Russian, 41. Good Example. was a fine example of love of and humanity that was set by B nod Eoglish delegates the Algecifas conference when 3 plined to go with the rest to Fly-Killer. of occasionally ns with petrol in water, to de iy the eggs of house flies, has been id a $85.000 prize by a Paris pa flushing Expensive Job “It 1s proposed to widen the bed “Kiel canal, In Germany, by 22 ards. and the water surface by 50 ards at an estimated cost of $20, of no ‘Just Ordinary Hogs. in the market reporter speaks of “aasler tone in hogs™ he wishes it un- pd that he his no reference to the ble street car bog Henrtiest Monarch, Carlos, of Portugal, Is consid- pd the heartiest and most frequent of all the crowned heads of Eu- Lowest Expenditure. 's national expenditure, ia pro- to its population, is the lowest world —only eight shillings a The Mean Man. Woman is more beautiful than yeu; naturally. no; artificially. —Brookiyn Bure Cure. * “By the laying on of js, principally "—Chicago Record- Why Abdicate. i professor says the women ruliog the country G0 years from Of course, why should they ab- News-Scimitar, Monaco's Army. J of all the armies in Europe at of the principality of Monaco. It is of but 756 guards, 76 carabinlers ’ Daughter of Revolution. whe —— | field, were visiting relatives in EB Carnes hasa: show window full of fine Brahma fowls. They are fattening for Thanksgiving. Dr. C. L. Stevens attended the Bradford couaty medical society meeting at Towanda yesterday. Scme of the friends of Albert Bunnell will go from Athens today to attend his funeral at Meshoppen. Mrs. F. 'C. Platt and Mrs. Will Bleiler went to Overton today to spend a week with the family of Orlando Emery. Mrs. George Crawlord and Mrs F. C. Page went to Towanda last evening to attend the N. P.L meeting last evening Miss Anna Malone y / has resigned her position in A, E. Dressler’s store and has a position in F. E Luckey's establishment. Quite a large Aumbz r from Athens will go to Waverly tomor- row cvening to witness the night parade of their fire department. Mrs. Clark McMahan of Wil-|© liamsport, who has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. D. E. McMahan for h= past week, returned home this morning. Frank L Luan, the new night watchman at the Athens bridge works, has purchased the double house on Wheelock avenue of A. C. Armold. George A. Lamkin and fimily were in Binghamton this week and Mr. Lamkin returned last evening, Mrs. Lamkia and children will return tomorrow, J. S Thurston has been getting a large number of homing pigeons and will raise them on his farm, We expect to hear of his raising squabs for the market. Miss Nancy M Davies, Mrs, G, H. Vanscitea and a large number of others went to Towanda last evening to attend the North Branch Universalist Association F. A. Gillette and wife returned from Watkins yesterday, accom- panicd by E. A. Gillette and wife. They report auto riding just now as tedious, the roads being very heavy. Mrs H. Watkins of Ulster has been tp Elmira visiting her daugh- ter, Mrs. Lee Gaylord, and together with Miss Terisse Gaylord, stopped with Athens friends last night, re- suming their journey to Ulster this morning, Mrs. Joha Newlands, 3, wile of one of the bridge inspectors of the Am- erican Bridge Co, with her son Anthony, went to Wissahicken this morning where they will re. followed a paper by Mrs, J.S patriotic interest in Tioga Point, The exercises concluded with a piano solo by the Misses Flory Weaver. The meetings will here- after be held every Tuesday afters noon. Free Pree Mrs. A. C, Trainor, Colchester, Sean, writes that a free sample bottle of Bloodine helped her when she was all run down. Hloodine isa body builder and system tonic of wonderful merit, and if you have not tried it, you should today. The greatest system Tomlo in the world. Sick Kidneys are positive hl cured by BLloodine, Sold by C Driggs, Bayre. Cheap Rates West The Erie Railroad Is agala alleviug very low rates to the Pacifie Coast an Inquire of Brie Ticket Agents or write J. H. Webster, Div. Pass. Agt, Blair, N.Y. #8-0ct30 Piles! Piles! Piles! Dr. Williams' Indian Pile Ointment will cure Blind, Bleeding, Uloerated and Heblug Pi Pe It Siqotbe the tamors, Mla¥) he atl once, acts as a poniticn k hihi 2 relief. De. Wil. iam's 1 Pile Ointment is prepared for Piles and shivg of the privals Ey draggin. by 2h. for 60e and $1.00. Williams M Oy Prop's., Cleve For sale M, Driggs, Very Low Rates Colohist tickets are now on mle via Erie Rallroad to the Pacific Coast and other western points. Thess rates are extremely low, and will be in effect an. til Oct, 30th. All people desiring to get to the far west should take advantage of these rates. Call on Erie Ticket Agents, or J. H. Webster, Div. Daas. Aft 99-0c Excursions ERIE RAILROAD. $1.50 to Niagara Falls and return Saturday, Oct 13th. Special train leaves Waverly 1:25 midaight. 180 $3.00to Niagara Falls and return Tuesday, Oct. 23d. Tickets good $1 two days. Jamestown or Chantauqua passengers lease note that the Erie Railroad Co. now running a vestibule coach daily on their train one through to Jamestown without change of cars. 70 For farther particalars apply to Erle Ticket Agent, J. W, Clark. © The Record Las the best House Lease ever printed in Bradford county ; also Veit Pocket and Desk Realt Books, and a variety of Legal Bl for Justices and Constables. McMahan’ We have received a new line of all wool blankets and com. fortables. They have a wide range of prices and are very reasonable. We have the latest novelties in fleece down for house jackets Also daintiest creations in collars and new plaid belts, etc. Street car fare allowed those trading $3 or more. D. E AMAA, +1 0 OF. Blogh,, ALL NEXT WEEK. EARL BURGESS —PRESENTS— MISS EMMA BUNTING And an Excellent Company for Six Nights and Three Matineces. EVENINGS. Mooday—*“Anita, the Singing Girl.’ Tuesday —“Rachel Goldstein.” Wednesday “The Barglse's Daughton, Thursday-“Tracked Around the World." riday—* Polly Primrose.” Saturday- “The King of Crooks,” MATINEES Wednesday “Two Little Bailor Boys." Thursday Pretty Miss Nobody.’ Baturdsy “That Gi irl of Johnson's. Davis & Walker will positively abpe at every performance in one of greatest vaudeville acts on ny American stage 2 10, 20 and 80e. Mat- 0 and 200, A limited number of ladies’ tickets have been issued for Monday night, price 16c. Advanee sale Friday. Sterling, Dockash, Happy Thought and Lehigh Stoves and Ranges From $10 to $75. We repair stoves and furnaces. BOLICH BROS, HARDWARE ALEX D. STEVENS, INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE. egotiated, Insurance Writ ten, Houses Renled, Rents Col- ROOE y, ELMER BLOCK LOCKHART BT., SAYRE. LERIGN AND SCRANTON COAL At the Lowest Possible Prices. a Taal 5 th LOOMIS OPERA HOUSE COMING ATTRACTION SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13, Afternoon and Evening. JOE W. SPEARS’ “First Aid for tho Melancholy" THE IRISH PAWNBROKERS, With the Original Team Murphy 8& Murphy Prices—Matinee, 16 and 25. Evening, 25, 35 and 50c, Advance sale at Western Union office, Waverly. LAWS & WINLACK, Attorneys and Counselors at Law. A GENERAL LAW BUSINESS TRANSACTED. LAWS' BUILDING, 219 DESMOND]ST., Valley Phone 180-A. Sayre. Carpet Cleaning HAP carpet leaner is pow} in A the Wilson 1a Waverly © street, Waver- y, N on NY Prompt service, reason- able ats ll work guaranteed, Both 'p I. L. BENJAMIN, Painter, Decorator and Paperboager. First-class work dome prompily ab rea sonable prices. Resldonos:—130 Spruce Bb, Athens, Pa. WANT ADS * Rates :—Wanted, Lost, Found, Fok For Bale, ete, § cent a wo, each insertion for eh times, } cent a word each insertion thereafter. None taken for less than 25 cents. Situations wanted, free to pald-in-advance subseribers. For Sale. For sale cheap, s set of draugh in- struments. Enquire at dnihtiog 1a Desmond street, Bayre. 131.8 An Alpine condition, BE ater Gr oT ge Athens, Pa. C. W. Clizbe. Rr A house and lot with three pig land and a Jol miles from A Will be sold { shes. Apply to Mary J. Wanzer, For sale cheap for cash or on abquia ngton, D.C, 137-m* anal 178 acres in Overton town- or sale o village CE Ls in Sr xahange for Good | fruit on the
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