Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1905-04-14

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his wagon repainted at the Salmon
Carriage Works. II presents very
ham some appearance.
Uniformity in sidewalk lines ought
to be established IN this city.
Don't fail to hear the Ideals on
Thursday evening, April 20.
Tidinsss around the premises indi-
Gates n proper public spirit on the
part of u householder.
william Manbeck, Of RinRtowu has
LIST = valuable horse. About . year
ago the animal was bitten by dog.
Several days ago rabies developed and
the horse died thirty-six hours after
the attaJk.
The Reading Company has received
all its new baggage cars and they are
the largest and best that the company
ever owned. They are somewhat long
or than the old ones and much strong
or in ever way.
The advent of spring should mean a
h istle all along the line,
The Intelligeacer is the best local
paper in Montour county.
The crack of the ball on the bat and
the sonorous yell Of the umpire are
already heard in the laud.
The output of gold from the various
gold producing sections OF the United
States for tho current year probably
will break all records.
May flowers next.
The Intelligencer is at your service
as a news or advertising medium. We
await your commands.
Miss Phillips is adding some i'm
provements to her properties on Bloom
street.
County Supt. Derr gave us pleas.
ant business call Wednesday. The
professor is a hustling young man,
and is an applicant for reelection
Away with the other signs Of Spring.
Wheie is ths shadhy?
1t is said that a Bethlehem woman
who died Oh Saturday at the age OF
lO4 enjoyed her pipe to the last. ;
Sounds like a smoking tobacco ad.
Judge Trexler has warned Couri
House officials at Allentown that they
are indiscriminateiy paying too mucl
for clerk hire.
The residence at No. 6 Mill street
ownel Ly d. B. Heddens, is beine
completely remodeled. Mr.. Hedden-
intends to install all the modern i'm
proveu,ents. A porch will extend the
whole length Of the building.
Fifty six puddlers are now employ
ed at the Danville Rolling Mill, seven
furnaces being iu Operation. The pud
dle.s are mostly from out Of town, hail
Jug from Lebanon, Milton and North
umberland. The machinery is working
we'll.
A Georgia pair wed twice in one
week. That is believed to be the rec
ord to date.
SunbuIy Odd Fellows ara making
great preparations for the event Of
their celebration in that town on Apri
26th.
The oldest inhabitant, always look
ed up to a. u weather sharp. says thai
early thunder storms Indicate y Lo,
summer.
Are you going? Where? To hea
the Ideals at Riverside ON Thursda,
evening, April 20, for benefit of P
o. S. of A. hall.
The way to stop corner loaang is t.
keep the loafers moving. not only on
time but all the time.
Within day or 80 past the willow
tres that line the river bank hav,
burst out into leaves. The Severa
group, OF trees clothed in d, licat'
green foliage present u very Pretty
sight In the mild sun, hine and are In
d,ei a forceful reminder that sprin
ia here.
Work on the Ferry strset culvert i
progressing finely. Yeste rday after
noon q portion Of the stcnework wa
completed and ground could have beef
dumped down upon it.
Here aud there about town som,
garden beds have already been do,
and on ons, lettuce aud other earl,
vegetables have been planted. Dan
Vile seems to have escaped the oniol
snow. which fell last week In nearb.
localities.
No matter what your business, u
good printing. It's the dress b,
which the public judges you. w
can please you and make your print
ing profitable investment. The In
telligencer Printery, rear of No. 1,
West Mahoning street.
Last Thursday, after the paper
We're all printed, Mr.. j. A. Zeliers
Editor of the Liverpool Sun, arrive,
TO lender us visit and witness th
rendition of "The Sign of the Cross.
He left Friday morning, well please,
with the play. Come again, Brothe
Zellers, and stay longer.