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Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1905-04-21
Ninety-twO Thousand Four
Hundred and Ninety So. Feet

ofIand Ra,rg Lot M nc sec, In nl.,, or
lots in GuIick,s oddition to ,ha R,rnugh or
Danville. Also the free uninterrupted use,
liberty ahd privilege of n passage in and
along n certain alley or passage sixteen feet
in width at and extending along the full
width of the northern ends of lots >, 3, 4, 5, u
and in the aforesaid plan of lots adjoining
the land occupied by the Iackawanna and
Bloomsbury Railroad Company, together
with the free ingrcss, cgress and rcgress to and
for the Cooperative Iron ana Steel Works of
'ahNlile' their SUCCESSORS ana assigns, their
'enants and uhdertehants' occupiers and pos
SCISSORS OF the said lot NO. ut all times and
seasons forever hereafter, INTO, along, upon
ana Out Oh the sald sixteen ieet wide alley.
ANOTHER THEREOF Beginning at the
corner Of Market and Wall Streets thence
along the Western side of Wall street south
seventy-three ard three-tourths degrees East
toFty teet To the pennsylvania Canal, thence
along said Canal North eighteen and nnc-half
degrees west one hundred ana tWchty-cight
ect TO other part Of town lot of land owned by
'hirica II. MeueI, thehce along S'llu METERS
l''hd Houth SiNtS-three ana three-i"urtas de
srees west hi'S-s"FSh ana three-tehthS feet L"
Market street. thence along the North side of
Market street Sonth twenty-siN ana one
i"ur'h ueerees East one hundred ana twenty
"i'e l'e' !" iie phtce Oh beginning
ANOTHER THEREOF Fronting ON Front
street on the southwest adjoining lot No. of
John Tltlcy ON the Snuch-eaSt, an alley on the
Northeast and lot late of William Hancock
| on the Northwest. Containing in width on
Front street fifty feet and in length back tuan
alley one hundred and fifty feet. Being lot
| marked and numbered on the plan of lots
laid out by John Deem, Sr., No. \.
ANOTHER THEREOF Fronting ON Front
street ON the south-wcst. adjoining Elm street
on the Northwest. an ALLEY on the North
| east and lot No sold nv Jobn Drcn Sr In
Edward Foley on the South-enst Contain
ing i'm width on Front street fifty feet and i'm
length nne hundred and INV feet Reinp lot
Nn. on the plan of Deems addition Ia The
borough of Dunyilc.
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Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1905-04-21
Five Acres and FOrty-iOur
PcrchCs. Strict Measure

ANOTHER THEREOF Beginning ut Il post
ma and Bloomsbury Railroad Company,
thence by lands Oi Jacob ~rchcr North seven
ty-two degrees East eight Porch,S to u posi-,
thence North eight and ouc-hnlf degrees East
five perchcS and tiftc.u links to n post, thence
South eightN-tour degrees East one perch and
eighteen links To n post, thence North nine
teen and onc-hal! degrees East thirty-siX
pcrchcS and twynty-Our aud Onc-hali links to
Il post, thence North twenty degrees thirty
minutes East two hundred and SiNty-luur feet
to Il post. thence North eleven degrees forty
minutes West eight pcrchrS and twcnty-ouc
links to a post in line Of lands late of Han
cock, trcv"iing and Company, now lot hcrcin-
above described as No. 10, then e. by said iDt
No. 10 and lot hcrrinbclorc dies ribbed as No -
South sixty degrees West fDrty-uuc pcrch,S
ana five and unc-haIr links to post in liuc uI
land of :ackawannH and bloomsbury Ru H.
road Company, thence along the Eastern line
of same South thirty-tiVc degrees East cgI
perchrs to a post thence South thirty-ninc de-
grecS forty minutes East four pcrchcs to a
post, thence South thrty-nnr degrees East
four erchcS to II post, thence South twenty
four degrees East eight prrrhcS to Il post,
thence South twcnty-uiur degrees East four
perch"S and three links Io a post at the Lack
awanna and Bloomsbury Railroad, the place
of beginning. Containing
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1905-04-21
Eighty-TwO PercheS,


ANOTHER THEREOF Beginning at a post
ON the Southeast side OF lane leading to the
house of Jacob Scchlcr nt the corner Of tie
land hereby described ON the line of land uc-
cupied by he Lackawanna and Bloomsbury
Railroad Company, thence along line Of 'und
so occupied South twenty-five degrees East
thirty-nine perches to Il post, thence by a line
of land now or late of the Cooperative Iron
and Steel Works, South siNty-nuC degrees
west twcnty-onc perches and eighteen hum
drcdths to a post at the towing pu;L of the
Pennsylvania Canal, thence, along the said
towing path North twenty degrees West one
and seventN-thrcc hundrelths perch,S North
twenty-onc degrees West ten pcrchcs North
twenty-tour degrees Wcs; nine and twu-hun
drcd and twenty-five thOusundthS pcrchrS
North twenty-ctght degrees West eleven aud
two hundred and twenty-five thuusandths
pcrcheS North two and three tOuuhs degrees
West eleven and tw,nty-aVc hunhrcdths
pcrches to the said ne leading to sal Scch-
ler'S house, thence along southeast side Of the
said lane North SiNty-uiHc degrees itast thir-
teen and scven-tenths pcrchcs North seventy
eight and one-fourth degrees East eight and
four tenths pcrchcs to the post the place of
beginning. Containing
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thence across said lane North thirty-four de-
grces thirty minutes West twent ty-scven feet
10 II post in the North line Of said Sechler's
lane, thence by the lot Of round seventh
.tbovc described North siXty-eight degrees
thirty minutes Fast one hundred and thirty
two feet To ar st, thence still by same and
across land o. said Delaware, Lacknwanna
and Western l.tilway Company North eighty
degrees East enc hundred and nlnety-nine
and fifty-fve kundredths feet to IA post, "a
corner of land of said William Il. Chamber
lain at the intersection OF the Eastern line of
land of said Delaware Lackawanna and w est
cm Railway Company and the North line of
said Scchlcr's lane, thence by the eastern line
of land of the said Railway Company and
land of the said william B. Chamberlain Of
which this lot was part and land of the Dam
willie Stove and Manufacturing Company
south twenty-five degrees East twenty-five
and ive-tenths feet TO the place of beginning.
4 =, nj,
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Exchange pick-Ups.

Jacob Ni1tersteen and wife, of
Jerseytowr lp,ssed through our city
ell route TO D'Nlrt.
Clemens Va ..ner wears a broad
smile. It's Il hoy, and he's come to
stay, too.
Isaac Acor is housed up with the
la grippe.
Landlord IIoughton is doing some
repairing on the Pollock farm. j.
Hartman and w. Mohr are the job
bers.
j. S. Acor has purchased Landlord
Lawrence Watts driving horse. The
standby of Milton.
Miss Clara Dennen entertained q
number of her friends the other eve
ming.
We are having our March weather
now.
j. w. Ritter brought home n fine
lot Of fresh fish from Muncy dam last
Saturday.
Lawrence Wagner, the timer, of
WaShingtouviIIe, did some spouting
and roofing here last week.
VIM. Grittncr, the furniture man
of Turbotville, transacted business in
town the other day. .
Messers Grant AMI Millard Hough-
ton and lady friends, of the Turbot-
vile High School, took supper at the
formers parents last Thursday eve
ming.
Low Lyons, of TurbotvilIe, trans
acted business in town Tuesday.
NX
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SCHUYLER.

Mr.. EDITOR The heavy thun-
der shower that passed through here
on Monday of last week did consider
able damage by unrooting barns. Jno.
Clapp's barn was partially uncovered,
and report says Frank Cromis' was
also. At noon II shower came up and
some hale fell, but they were small
and did no damage.
Elmer Stahlnt cker has been vie
tim of rheumatism for several weeks,
but is now improving.
Grain and grass are looking very
fine. The outlook for good crops of
both have not been so good for sever
al years.
Farmers are busy plowing for the
spring crops. They have been delay
ed somewhat by the late rains making
it too wet. No oats have been sowed
yet. However, if the weather should
prove favorable, there will be large
area sown this week.
Trees are pushing their buds, and
it will not be long until they will be
covered with blossoms.
Doctors are kept busy looking after
their patients. A good deal of 81 cll-
ness prevails throughout this section.
The St. James church, of Turbot-
vile, will undergo extensive repairs
this summer. 1t is proposed to paint
inside and outside, put in steel cell
ings and sides, new windows and
raised floor. a committee has been
appointed to solicit subscriptions, Sc
cure plans and oversee the work of
repairing.
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday were
genuine winter days. There was Ii
strong, cold wind during these days
and the snow flew as freely as in mid
winter On Monday and Tuesday
mornings the ground was covered
white with snow. What the result
will be in regard to fruit trees, etc,
it somewhat difficult to say, but it is
likely that no injury has been done,
as the buds are not very far advanced
yet.
Russell Biddle went to Williams
port aid had rib removed. He had
a severe attack of the pneumonia dur
ing the winter and his recovery was
very slow, and his physician decided
that this operation must be had to
save his life.
Mr.. john Mingle's barn was burn
ed on Monday, All the farming i'm
plements and stock were saved but
his feed and straw were destroyed.
Rumor says he had no insurance.
Aprll 10, 1905. BILL
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Eight Thousand Three Hundred
and Twenty Eight and Forty
five Hundredths Square
Feet

strict measure.
AND ALSO All the estate, right, title and
interest of the said Mortgagor in the vacated
bed of Wall Street lying between the lots OF
ground Second and Third above described.
BctGg the same premises which Frank
samuel and wife by Indenture bearing dote
the twcnty-filth day of August, A. ID. 1889 and
recorded in the office for Recording Deeds,
&c, in and for said County OF Montour in
Deed Book No. 49, page 459 &c, granted and
conveyed unto the said Danville Bcssemer
Company its successors aid designs. Except
ing rud rescrving out OF the lot OF ground
Third above described the bed of the said
Wall street as now laid out of the width of
forty feet along the Southeast side OF said lot
Of ground Third above described, which side
is of the length of four hundred and twenty
three feet. AMI also excepting and resei wing
out uf the lots of ground Tenth, Thirteenth
and Fourteenth above described, the two lots
or pieces of ground which the North Branch
Steel Company by Indcnture dated the thirty
first day of March, \. ID. 1854, recorded In the
aforesaid office in deed-booll No. 10 page G55
&c., granted and conveyed unto William B.
Chamberlain his heirs and assigns. Reserv-
ing however, to the said North Branch Steel
Company, its successors and assigns the free
and uninterrupted use, liberty and privilege
Of, and passage in, upon, along and over the
lot of ground second described in said last
above rccted lndcnturc ofa certain roadway
or paSstgc-way thirty feet in width by one
thousand and fifty feet in length, extending
from the North line of Sechler's lane to the
south line of Walnut street. Subject to the
express condition that the said Frank samuel
his heirs and assigns should not during the
period ending ON the thirty-first day of De
cember,A. ID. lvg manufacture ON the premis-
eS thereby conveyed any girder rails, slot
rails. high tee rails, girder guard rails,
ductor bars, conduit sand plates or the fittings
therefore except with the written permission
Of the said North Branch Ssec Company, its
successors and assigns.
Together with free ingress cgress and re-
greSS at all times and seasons forever into,
along, upon, over and out of the said road or
passagc-way in common with the said Will
Lam Il. Chamberlain, his heirs and assigns,
tenants or occupiers of the said William b.
Chamberlain's massnage and ground adjacent
to the said road or passage-way.
ON which above described premises are
nrcctcd,-a plate mill and shovel factory,
handle factory, blast furnace property, steel
plant property, Brick office building, three
double tenamentS, one single house, one dou-
BILE tcnamcnt, three single cottage tenaments
and one single tenament.
Seized take into execution and to be
sold as the property of The Danville Bes-
semer Company.
GEO. MAIERS, Sheriff.
i've Il. GoHooN soaS!'sE, Mccoucu, Attorneys.
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One Hundred and Thirty
Six PercheS, More or Less

ANOTHER THEREOF Beginning at cor
ner in the line of land occupied by the Lacka-
wanna and Bloomsbury Railroad Company
and in centre of Railroad slreet, thence along
the centre ofsaid Railroad street, North for
ty-two and three-fourths degrees East fifty
two and three-tcnths perches to corner in
the said street. thence by land formerly of
Paxton and Baldy now land of Thomas Dav
is, William Lewis and John Bryant, and the
lot next described South twenty-nine and
one-half degrees East forty-four and one-tcn-
tn perches to a stone in line of land late Of
Jacob Sechler thence along the line of land of
said Secher South siXty-four and one-fourth
degrees West twenty and one-fourth pcrches
to a post in line of land occupied by the said
Railroad Company, thence along line of land
occupied North thirty-five degrees fifty
three minutes West thirty.six and seven
tenths perches to the place Of beginning.
Containing
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POttsgrove Items.

Hugh Mack is seriously ill at his
home.
The /. O. O. Lodge installed their
new officers on Saturday evening for
the coming year,
The Pottsgrove band rendered some
very fine music on the corner of
Main and Railroad streets Wednes.
day evening of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w. Lindner,
Of Milton, spent Saturday evening
with friends in this place.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
held a supper in the Lindner building
on Saturday evening, which was
largely attended.
Mrs. Caroline Geist, of South Dan
vile, has been spending several weeks
with Miss Catharine Beck, who has
been sick for some time, but is some
what improved.
Mrs. Annie Burgner returned home
last week, after spending the winter
with her son, DIR. L. Burgner, in
Ohio.
The Lutherans will hold their East
er services on Sunday evening, April
%, at 1870 clock.
We have been experiencing all
kinds of weather in the last few weeks
warm sunshine, then the fiercest
wind storms, with cold and snow
squalls, including heavy frosts. On
account of the sudden changes, quite
IL number of people have taken sick
with severe colds. Nearly everybody
is complaining Of having Il bad cold.
Some Of the people, who laid away
their winter clothes, We're obliged to
hunt them again. The farmers, i'll
spite Of the cold weather, are prepar-
ing to SOW their crops when the wealth
er settles. Everything looks green
and nice. The fruit trees have start
ed to blossom, but we fear the fruit
will be damaged by the cold weather.
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1905-04-21
An Armory for DanyiIle.

The bill sppropriating two hundred
and nifty Thousand dollars for the erec-
tion OF new armories for the National
Guard of Pennsylvania passed both
branches of the Legislature and is in
the governors hands. Danville is much
interested IN this measure for if it is
approved Dsnvile will get pew
twenty Thousand dcll.r armory. Tho
law provides that this su N shall he ap-
pfopriated and that the companies v ho
are most in need of new quarters shall
be brst considered.
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1905-04-21

TO the School Directors of Montour County:
Gentenen:-In pursuance of the forty-third
section of the act Of May y, 1854 you are hereby
Notified to meet IN convention, at Nmpurt
house, in Danvile, on the first Tuesdn lin
May, a. ID. 1905, at O'Clock p. M. being the
Ind day of the month"; and select, viva Voce,
tors present, one person of literary and scen-
tiic requirements, and of skill and experience
in the art of teaching, us county superintend-
cnt for the three succeeding years; and GER
tity the result to the state superintendent, at
Harrisburg. as required by the thirty-ninth
ana tOrticth sections of said act.
CHAS. w. DERR,
County superintendent of Montour county.
Mar. II 1905,
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1905-04-21

sylvana Canal, beginning at the aforesaid
Railroad, thence along Wall street South six
ty-three degrees West four hundred and eigh-
ty feet to the line of the Pennsylvania Canal
thence along the aforesaid Canal Eastwarlly
two hundred and twenty-three and three
tenths feet to line OF land of Samuel Gulick.
thence along said line North siXty-three de-
grees East four hundred and twenty-three
feet To line of land of the Lackawanna and
Bloomsburg Railroad Company, thence from
line OF land of said Samuel Gulick, deceased,
along line of land of said Railroad Company
North twenty-five and one-half degrees West
two hundred and twenty-three and two-tenths
feet to the place of beginning. Containing
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California

California entertarnS every year n
host of visitors. BY reason OF this,
she has gain, Il II great reputation for
hospitality. California wants you to
visit her This spring. The Rock Is
land system would like to have you
try its up-to date service from CnIca
go or St. Louis to the Golden State
As special inducement greatly re-
duced rates are offered daily, March
to May 10. Ask your home agent
or write to John sebastian, Passenger
Traffic Manager, Rock Island System,
Ch,cago.
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1905-04-21

feet wide alley, tn nee along said alley North
hny-Onc AID one-iour!h degrees West ore
hundred and forty feet to another twenty
feet wide alley, thence along the said Ei>
mentioned alley Nur,h III rty-oight degre :
East one hundred and sixty feet to another
twenty feet wide alley, thence ulong the sad
last mentioned alley South tftS S-onc and o. e.
fourth degrees East enc hundred AM forty
feet to the place Of beginning at the corner Of
last mentioned alley and Fourth street. con-
Iuininn
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1905-04-21
Three Acres and One Hun
dred and FOrty-five Perches

strict measure.
ANOTHER THEREOF Beginning AT a post
corner in line Of land occupied by the Lacka-
wanna and Bloomsbury Railroad Company
thence along the land late of William Han
cock, deceased, South siNty-one and one
fourth degrees West twenty-five and thirty
five hundredths perces to Il post ON the tow
ing path of the Pennsylvania Canal thence
along said towing path South thirty-fve de-
grees East seven and slX-hundredthS percheS
to Il post in line of and late of Benjamin q.
Wclch being lot No. last above described
thence along the line of said land North four
ty-four degrees East three and cgh-tenths
perches to II post, thence along line of land of
the same North siXty.onc and one-fourth de-
grees East eighteen and eighty-two hundred
this perches to post in line of land occupied
by The Lackawanna aud Bloomsbury Rail
road, thence along the line of land so occu
pied North thrty-five degrees and thirty-five
minutes West six and siX-hundredths perch
ss TO the place of beginning Containing
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sCHREYER STORE co.
SCHREYER STORE co.
Where Quality COunts---
---At Schreyer's Always

M much how much but what tor what
M We believe that the big today has business
sell goods whether has discerning
policy make the worthy before offer them
and know this caution appreciated know that people
where have learned al Schreyer's : sal
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1905-04-21
Funeral of Mrs. Evans.

The funeral of Mrs. Th mas Evans,
which took place OH Saturday after
noon, was very largely attended. The
services were conducted by Rev. N.
E. Cleaver, assisted by Rev. o. d.
Leroh. The pail bearers were: Wesley
Holl,baugh. Charles Getz. Alfred
Forney and John Fox. Iuierment was
made in Odd Fellows cemetery.
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Some Lively fiuStling.

Shamokin will also make bid for
the Wis t. of the fire companies and
patriotic societies on the Glorious
Fourth ~ that town simultaneous " it'll
Danville, yesterday declared for a cele-
brstion. There will be some lively
hu.tling if both towns want to make
1t red letter day. Blooms sburg Daily.
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Five Acres and One Hun
dred and Fifteen PercheS

more or less.
ANOTHER THEREOF Beginning on the
extension of Walnut street along the Depot
grounds of the Catawissa Railroad at the
Northeast corner of lot of Bridget O'Neal
wardly from Fourth street, thence along said
Walnut street South fifty-one and one-fourth
degrees East four hundred and ninety-siX
feet to post in line of land of Jacob Sechler,
deceased, thence along the line of said Sech-
ler's land South sixty degrees West six hun
dred and twenty-four feet to stone in line of
said land late of said Scchlcr's, and at a cor
ner of the parcel of land now being described
and of the Furnace property late of Hancock
Creveling and Company, now the lot last
above described. thence along line of land
last mentioned North twenty-nine and one
eighth degree West one hundred and fifty
two feet to the corner of an alley, thence along
the line of the said alley North thirty-eight
degrees East one hundred an twenty nine feet
to another alley, thence along the last men,
toned alley North fifty-onc and one-fourth
degrees West one hundred and sixty feet TO
Fourth street, thence along the Eastern line
of Fourth street North thirty-eight degrees
East two hundred and fifty-two feet TO the
corner of n short alley, thence along the
southern line of the said alley South ffty-one
and one-fourth degrees East thir y-fve feet to
post ut the end of said short alley, thence
across the end of said short alley and along
.he line of the said Bridget O'Neal's lot North
thirty-eight degrees East one hundred and
frty feet to the place of beginning on Wal
nat street. Containing
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Dress GoOdS-Ever Wanted Blacks


charm? big
but the
voi,
andc Stnp
much the
o bread. nrieta s-th j silk,
ctanes
seas
like
S5c Crepe de tn onesa
100, l25 iUplins . hard
a
ald SIN
2nchesw
Aelrnse small dotted effect
10 slSen and quality mohair+
inches, lIb
Caveueted skirts
| q. in
Ettmn llU l2j Noiea
fglrtd
to SILK an wool Eolennes
finish wool fabrics
more sire than the ordinary 3rouicl
to
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1905-04-21
Normal Defeated Scranton.

The Bloomsbury Normal School easi y
defeated the Scranton base ball team
on tho Normal groands yesterday af-
ternoon by score of 1913. The follow
ing persons from this city attended
the game: a. @. Amcsbury, G. Shoop
Hunt, DIR. j. o. Reed, Edward +.
Williams, Reese Edruoudson, w. L.
Gosh and David Evans.
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1905-04-21
10 You Have Use for Brandy

Pure Brandy is distilled from
grapes. Whisky from grain, there
fore brandy is higher priced, BY all
means get the best. The Climax
Brandy. distilled by the Speer N. j..
Wine Co. The three star an old vim.
lage aud as fine as the Hennessey,
Otard or Martell Brandies Of Cognac,
France. Get Specr's Climax Brandy.
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1905-04-21

The Intelligencer has Il class of cir
culation that makes advertising in its
columns rich with results. 1t has,
too, n quantity of circulation at rates
that mean great profit to the person
using the paper.
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1905-04-21
"Spotted Fever" Instructions.

DR.. Benjamin Lee, secretary of the
State Ecard OF Health, has directed
same precautions ag INST the spread of
spotted fever, or cerebro-spiDal men-
iugltis, as is tie case with other in
and communiGability of the disease
has been established beyond peradveu-
ture.