Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1903-08-27
CONDENSED NEWS.
Fall weddings arr now in order.

Fall weddings are now IN order.
A new counterfeit ten-dollar silver
certificate series of 1891, Is just out
Check Is Autographed ID, plate No.
2I Signed in the number Is 10l934S.
The green of the bill j. darker than
ordinary bill. but it is said to be a
clever imitation.
The oyster season will soon he here.
The school children are counting
their remaining vacation days.
The twentieth annual convention
OF thr Northumberland county Wo-
mans Christian Temperance Union
viii be held in Milton ON Thursday
aud Friday, September 3d aud ith.
The meeting, will hc held in Christ's
Lutheran church.
August has done nohly the past
week aud given u ideal weather.
Preserving and canning is the order
uf tho day among housckeepcrs.
See that your name is on The regis
try hst in order to secure vote at
tile next election.
Owing to the low price Of the truit,
the banana TRADE with the United
States has grown to immense proper
tious. aud has been great rival to
rraug, and local fruits.
This would be "A good time of year
90 look after yuur chimucys before the
tall weather sets in. 1t may prevent
many fires
See that your name is on the Assess
or'- list uu or before Wednesday, Sep
trmber 2nd. if you desire to vote at
the next election.
The hydraulic cider mill at Hoover
Bros. Planning Mill Riverside, is now
ready 60 make cider The press Will
be run Tuesday, Wednesday and Fri
day Of each week during the season.
Tie Rev. X NJ. Hunsicker of Phila-
delphIa, Will ofiiciatc at the First
Baptist church on Sunday evening.
With the destruction of the Jamaica
plantations by the late hurricane, it j.
probable bananas will be higher priced
for the next couple of years, though
large quantities of the fruit comes
from Central and South America. With
less competition higher prices can be
secured for the product
An average of eight tons of buckle
berries daily have been shipped from
the Mahauoy City, Frackvllle and
Shenandoah dealers TO the city mark
rr- since the season opened two months
ago. netting an average of $50, 600 per
month 10 the picker-.
THr first labor demonstration in the
history OF Berwick will take place
tins year on Labor Day when it is eX-
psctsd that between 2OOO and $500 men
wIll march in the large street parade
which will mark the days celobra-
tIuu
Harvest homes are guarantees that
tue foundations Of prosperity are all
rght IN the rural districts
It is almost time for the predictions
Of tie gooseboue prophet to begin go
Iug 10. rounds.
President Roosevelt cannot accept
NlIke-barre' 's invitation to visit that
city
At the encampmcnt and exhibition
% the Patrons OF Husbandry at Centre
Hall. September II TO Is. the exhibit
of the Pennsylvania State COLLEGE, the
agricultural aud horticultural, impIe.
ment and stock exhibits Will be feat.
urs- Of interest. There will be lectures
bv prominent persons connected with
the Grange.
The teachers are beginning to LOOK
Up their schedules for next week.
Those who cannot take their vaca
tIou- until September can console then
selves with the predictions that that
month i- going to keep the mercury
dancing along the upper stories of the
thermometer.
See that you are registered and tina
your county tax Is paid
The Rev. " W Evans, d D., vii
preach 40 st Puul- Methodist churcI
next Sunday morning and evening
Toe pastor. Rev Dr Harman viii
preach At Huntingdon Valley CAM
meeting Ou Sunday
There b. little money un the yach
race Tor thr reason that the other side
Is not 300 betting humor.
Tile game of ball y, storday between
tile Merchants aud the Banker result
"a lu victory for thr former by th,
score uf Be- TO 30