Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1905-07-14
na"uille pnttllietntt'
Established In o020.
Battle frtqu' ntly.
These are picnic days.
Established In 1928.

IheSs are l'lchic uhyh
Any objection to such weather?
Splendid corn growing weather.
Now the busy farmer tackles the
field OF poidsn gain.
A. the da begin TO shorten the
heat be. ins to srIw more powerful.
1hs fnquent showers are making II
difficult TO gather in the crops.
The Intelligencer is the best local
paper in Montour county.
Mr. David l.. Watts, OF Washington
vile, gave us business call yesterday.
Mr. Charles Newbaker, son of the
Hon. p. G. Newbakes, has left for Brook
lyn, where he has accepted position.
Mrs. Chas. Leisenring and dang liter
Emma, OF Sunbury, are visiting at the
Lei>enring homestead OH West Mahon-
ing street.
Master Henry L,isenring left for Wis
it with his parents at sunbury.
MrH. lrOllt Ol I 10 NisitihS hSt
parents on West Mahoning street.
It takes the In tier t. win in Csc
bu.y ds,s, hni that is The reason We
have so many husilcrs.
The man with a cool place in the
country Is finding out how many de.
voted friends he has.
The " est is still Pleading with t Q
,st TO send it harvest hands. but the
trouble is the supply il short.
A few lnckisw victims are already
being reported ia various parts OF the
country.
A large force of carpenters are over :
hauling the brinpe br,wren Sunbnry
and N. rihumb be. ,nd, III king it abso.
lutely s .fe foi trolley 'ars.
Fast railway time is the public de-
mand, notW ithsiandinR ACCIDENTS that
Gccur OF casionully.
We still continue to give The Great
American Farm Journal to all of our sub
scribers who pay in advance. Think of
il. Two papers for the price OF one, and
only $l.OO, too.
The early clio ing inoSement is a
be isin2 to the lerls, and after long
/, iurs uf confinement they appreciate
1t.
Thi, is the time of the year when
tine great American moth ball eaTus Its
salary.
The bass fishing habit il good for
the uverwoIked man.. 1t eases ths
strain on his - stem.
The III IL with "a family OF six girls
to send to the seashore doesn't feel
that tile ear has all the troubles III
Z the world.
No matter how dark things may look
re e.nember that there's sunshine a-oom. p.
ing.
Portland cries out to the east to
come out and see the exposition. Of
course we would like to go.
:. The candidates are beginning to get
busy.
Every city oaeiit to have q public
bath along the river. Let Dsnviile try
the plan.
A number of the western states are
so pressed for wo kmsn that they will
pay the transportation Of men from
the east.
Mechanics OF every class are busy
aud the outloot for stealy work coul
hardly be better.
Our soldiers OIL the bloodless field
are preparing themselves to make good
in ths event of future necessity.
Job Printing of all kinds properly
executed at reasonable prices, at the
Intelligencer Office.
The Hospital barn is practically com
plet,d. The cattle are already house
aud the wheat is being hAuled in.
The Intelligencer is at your service
as news or advertising medium. W.
await your commands.
Joseph Hahn is adding concrete stel
to tho stylish verands just complete,
IN front of his Residence GU Ferry
street. The property GU tile whole II
very much improved.
A muzz'e ordinance should be il
force the year around. where dogs Ar'
let at large hut particularly at thi
season when the heat, lack OF watsl
or proper attention make dogs moIe o.
les, vicious and cross. and often If
feGts them with rabies.
An exchange wants to know what
week is. Well, to q man who ia goinI
TO get married it's along time. To th'
fellow who is going to be hung it's I
very short time. To the man win
don't care a continental it's six work
ing days and one Sunday.
The Intelligencer has class of cir
culation that makes advertising in it
columns rich with results. 1t has
too, a quantity of circulation at rate
that mean great profit to the perso'
using the paper.
The Limberger homestead, Wes
MahoLing street. is receiving . new
coat OF paint. the color selected beinl
ste'l with white trimming. The win
dow sash will be paintpd hinck Will
lam Mottcrn is doing the work.
Captain O. W. Forester, Of Chicago
has arrived in Danville for his reRulx
summer vacation. He 10 enjoy ing
hearty welcome from his old.time az
sociates. Captain Fore,ter's boyhoo
home WAS just beyond the river il
Rush township.
WANTED 10 men i'm each state l.