Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1905-06-30


The vacation | er o is slIealy un-
der way.
Prof. VIM Eyester. OF Sunbury, gave
us a pleasant call last Friday.
1t is a ways in order to clean up
around the premises.
Farmers are alr' ady prepar ny 10
reap the toldeu gain. and the crops
premise TO ! e buunti'ui.
The Intelligencer is the best local
paper in Montour county.
The cry for fas'er railroad trains i
.till heard in the land not"i hstand-
ing the re, ent cut downs.
The Shamok in town council has dc =
cided to install the fam rus Gamowell
fire alarm system n hat borough. The
cost of iustallat o will he bnIt 81,
600.
Dmvi le i. beginning to appar in
halliday attire.
Prof. Benz. Kline, one of our old friends
vi lslNtIpOol, sDtut .honeaN WIN U.s.
Mbit,ir J1uit cr,ps prom Use to be
above the average this year, according
to reports.
Mr. Geo. Hill and his bright little son,
OF White Hall, paid us a business call
yesterday.
The intelligencer is at your service
as a news or advertising medium. We
await your commands.
Mr.. J. NJ. Vandevender, of Nortumber-
land, while in this city on a visit last
Thursday, came in to see us and rene"
his subscr ption.
Misses Annie and Oevia Bingeman,
two of Sunbury's charming young ladies,
paid visit to our city over Sunday, the
guests of Mrs Lutz on Bloom street.
Boys who stick to the old fashion, d
fire crackers will have some ch inoe OF
living to shoot OIL another Fourth Of
July.
NUrthumber lands forging factory
will be rebuilt. The contract has been
let for brick building 80 X 80 feet,
two stories high.
The Shamokin Elks are negotirtiug
for the purchase of a property that il
to lie used for n club house.
Job Printing of all kinds properly
executed at reasonable prices, at the
Intelligencer Office.
Mr. and Mrs. d. X. Wald, of George
town, arrived in this city on Wednesday
to spend few days and take in oul
grand celebration next Tuesday. They
are our guests, Mrs. Lutz being their
daughter.
Quite few huck lebsrries are being
gathered in the neighborhood of Haz'
Teton. Whole faniIi, are spending the
entiro day in the woods getting the
first pickings which command good
p ice.
Only a few days more and thu croI
of June b. ides will be thing cf the
past. The maiden who would be q
b,ide of the month of roses must hurry
or else she be doomed to, wait another
year.
Tues lay night about nine o'clock al
attempt was made to wreck car Oh
the Shamok in aud Mt. Carmel ailway
near Kulpmont. Several large stone.
were placed on tn, track. an Cal
was derAiled, but no on, was hurt. A
reward is offered for evidence th'
will convict the person or persons wlic
did it.
The Intelligencer has class of cir.
culntion that makes advertising in it.
columns rich with results. 1t has,
too, a quantity of circulation at rates
that mean great profit to the person
using the paper.
7 he thitd bi igade encamcments are
never picnies. and the drill proposed
cnmpu. is not wholly new. There
is not . brigade in the ctizsn sol iiery
of all the States that has received
more practical drill than the Third, OF
Pennsylvania.
The finding of hum al foot in from
OF the Methodist church at Berwick
Tuesday night, was the cause of mucl
excitement. A physician stated thai
the foot had evidently been amputatec
by u surgeon. but there il no record o.
an operation of THAT kind having baen
performed at that lice recently. The
foot was buried in the borough lot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander CLARK, OF
Paxinos. left there Saturday morning
for Philadelphia. where thay will SCI
sail for Du ublin, Ireland, to obtain pos
session of s2j. 600 willed to Mrs. Alex
ander CLARK. by q relative who died
recently. CLARK is o farmer in moder
ate circumstances. and says that the
money will come in handy.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Co., il
is said. will spend enc million dollar
in laying pire lines along its track.
to insure at all times al adequate sup
Fly If pure water for use in it's loco
motives. IL Is necessary to have pure
water to prevent corrosion and iu
crustation of the boilers. In the Ions
run it Is believed the costly wstel
service will prove an ecouomr.
WANTED 10 men in each state tc
travel. tack signs and distribute sam,
pies and circulars of our goods. Sal
AIRY $1,000 per month. $500 per da,
for expenses. KUHLMAN CO., Dept
r.. Atlas Building, Chicago.
Mr. Pres f. Hill. of Washington, d
T., representing Bureau of the Census
was IN to see us Saturday afternoon anG
determine what we were worth, what W,