Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1904-11-25
haurille :Dntellieenter
Established in 1928.

1t is not to be su missed that turkey
prizes will take a tumble today.
Ohief-of- PJlice Mi comoyrr is ill at
his home in the City Hall building
Uniformity in sidewalk lines add
much to the appearance OF Mill street.
Thanksgiving Day marks the close
of the football isJn--an ocousionifor
relief.
Columbia county farmers say that
this has been one of their most pros
porous years.
Adam uornberg,r is remodeling and
repainting his residence on Upper
Mulberry street.
The season is so far advanced that
we can sclIc,ly hope for many more
fins warm days this Fall.
So far as weather con litions have
beep concerned NJ one can tiud fault
with the present autumn.
Hunters in Dauvlle and vicinity
are complaining very mach over the
scarcity of game in this section.
There is good assurance that the re-
building of the Berwick bridge by the
State will be started this Winter.
The pay wagon OF Forepaugh and
Sells Brothers Circus was robGed Of
$3l, 900 Saturday at Tarbora, N G.
This is the Lesiuning of the season
70 - fntv nf nnhn It ans
sidewalks should be dry swept instead
of washed.
A large number of hunters have al
ready been wounded while out gun
ming. but a whole lot of game seems to
have escaped.
Hunting accidents are in seasonsand
are being reported with the usual Ie-
gularity. It's dangerous to be safe III
the woods nowadays.
Where is it the custom to peddle
cofiins on the streets, and to run fun
eral cars on the street railway tracks ?
Read Stoddard's Lectures.
Doster's Sons are putting down a
flagsrone pavement in front of their
furniture store. 1t will add greatly to
the appearance of that section.
WANTED:-M for Branch office
we wish to locate here in Danville Ad-
dress, with references. MORRIS WHOLE
SALE House, CARE THIS PAPER.
A substantial sidewalk is that which
the Reading Iron Works is putting
down in front of its Mill street build
ing. formerly "rhe Peoples Store" "
This week finds US a day late again.
We try to make it a rule to go to
press Thursday afternoon, but, yes
terday being Thanksgiving we decid-
ed TO get our paper out today.
In what country are potatoes sold
in halves and quarters, poultry by
the piece, and doctors paid only as
long as their patients have good
health Read Stoddard's Lectures.
A bonfire was held on the Blooms
burg Normal School campus last even
ing in honor of the victory of the
Normal foot ball team over the Wyom-
ng Somiuary eleven last Sat turday.
Judge Stewart, of Franklin connty.
has rendered recent decision on the
right of f-way which everybody should
know. Pedestrians have the first right
on the road then vehicles, and lastly
automobiles
The recent attention given to young
grandmothers in the press OF the state
has brought out the fact that Halle.
ton has a woman only 2l years of age
who is the mother of five children, all
healthy and sound.
Many of the readers of The Inteligen-
Ger no doubt remember Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry w. Snyder, who once lived in
Valley township, this county, and after
wards moved to Michigan. The Three
Rivers Daily Reporter a daily news
paper published at Three River, Mich. -,
tells us that they are very popular citi-
zens of that place, and celebrated their
golden wedding last Wednesday, by en-
tertainng abolt forty-fve invited guests.
Wednesday, Nov. 80, at o'clock
p. M, Peter G. and Richard B. Moser,
executors of the estate of Frederick
Moser, deceased, will sell on the
Premises on the public road leading
from Danvile to Washingtonville
five miles from Danville, the farm and
property known as the Frederick
Moser place, containing 80 acres,
hotel stand, &c. Mcclellan Delhi,
Auct'r.
In what country is the cultivation
of dwarf trees and flowers a national
pastime in which the people have be-
came so skilled that naples, pines,
and oaks one hundred years old are
only about two feet in height, five oil
six varieties of a flower are grown OF
a single plant, and newspapers make
daily announcements of the progres;
in blossoming of favorite flowers il
the parks Read Stoddard's 5 Lee
lures.
Within month the first monorai
road in the world is to be built be
tween Baltimore and a point on tn,
Patapsco, near EIlicott city. 1t will
be radical departure from all pres
ent vehicles used in railroad traffic
A hundred miles an hour is claimed
for the same. BY an interesting his
torical coincidence, this novel one
rail line will be built between th,
same two points which marked th
first railroad in the world.
Mr.. David Berger, of near Wash
ingtonvilp, gave us a business cal