Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1905-08-25
The prn-pe,t in Ports nnuth Is toi
q unanimous agreement to disagree.

30 UNI OIL
All III mbeIs of Chri Episcopal
chruch chnir aie IeqLesi, d to meet ior
practice Friday evening at b.
Shanokin has the base ha Il fever 10
. high degree. The town is wild over
the Tri-State.
WilkesbarIe's Jack the Hugger"
has been caught and tas been fued o.,
under the name Of Harry l. own.
Tue wet weather of the past several
days has knocked the life cut of the
huckl, berry market.
FOR SALE:-Fresh Cow, half Jersey,
and good one. Address,
NJ l.. SHEEP, Jerseytown, Pa.
Don't t IKE anv h,n's With u mos
quito. K ill II tue ~ mant y'n .,e 1t.
The P 1T AMI rxm,si i'm is 90 ~.
planning about tne Attendance. Bui all
expositions do This.
Job Printing of all kinds properly
executed at reasonable prices, at the
'lHleIliSeilccT oiiicc.
Judging from Il q unsa, ory Gdur>
that are enc, uut, red after dark II j..
feared tLa' there are remisrs in 81 .e
proximity to Mill str 1T that s'anh in
need of cleaning up. II e Health Oiiir.
or will prrhnhy 'ok into the nater.
Last Thursday afternoon ju-t as we
started to run of the issue Mr. Oh ~ Nj.
Dye, of Turbotville, pa d us Il short call
and subscribed for the Intelligencer.
Chas. S. Miller. Of Phila. gave us a
short call on Wednesday. lie says he is
much pleased " tn tie lntrlligencer,
which he is subscriber to, and renewed
his paper for 1906.
Our sisters, Mesdames L. f.. Deckard
and A. II. Martin, of Liverp .ol, paid us
a short visit this week, and extended
their visit to Shenandoah. Monday eve
ming their old friend, Mrs. John ii.
Long, with her daughter Mrs. Philip
Messner, both of Bloomsbury, came down
on the trolley and made a pleasant call.
Hon. z. C. Newbaker, NJ. d.. acc, m
panied by DIR. Kline, Of Columbia county,
visited in Su bury tins week besides at
tending committee meeting of the
Medical Society of this district, compris-
ing the counties OF Montour, Columbia,
Snyder and Northumberland, to arrange
for general meeting which will be held
at Northumberland, September Is.
Just about the time the yellow few.
er is to bs wiped out it refuses to be
wiped.
No matter what your business, use
good printing. It's the dress by
which the public judges you. We
can please you and make your print
ing profitable investment. The In
telligencer Printery, real of No. 10
West Mahoning street.
Mr.. aud Mrs. j. b. Claaver and ron
Wellington will leave today for trip
to Asbury Park and New York City.
DR.. and Mrs. ". X. Pauies and chill
dren Parviu and Mary, will leave to.
day for trip to Asbury Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fowler and
two sons. of Shenandoah, who have
been visiting ut the home of Mrs. 7.
O. Fowler. Riverside, left yesterday
for o visit with relatives in Harris
burg.
A western newsp Iper offered q prize
for the hest answer to the conundrum
"Why is a newspaper like oman ?"
The prize was won by a lady in Okla.
homa, who sent the following answer !:
"Because eve man should have one
OF his own aud not run after his neigh.
bor's".
Picking a blister on the palm of his
right hand open wirh a haas pin,
Carlisle Shal r. Of Rloomsburg, ran
the risk of having Il g hand amLutat.
ed. Blood poi oning set in but DR..
John sut ceeded IN getting tine better
of it after the haud had swollen twice
its natural size.
The little daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George Ricketts, sustained a slight ac.
cident as the hacks were leaving De-
Wits Park l'st evening. There was
q general rush to get on board and the
little girl was jostled almost under
the hack so that her toe was caught
by the WHEEL and slightly crushed.
Tho nj in 10
Julia and Mary Reeser. of the Rees;
er family. of Armstrong township, who
have been at a th .risthle institut lion
at Reading the past year. have been
brought home aud taLen to the State
Hospital for the Insane at Danville.
They were examined by Drs. Young.
man and Hull and pronounced to be
insane. Wiliiamsport Gazette aud
Bulletin.
Methodists in this territory will be
interested in knowing that the new
Methodist hymual, In process OF com.
pletion and publication for more than
TX years. will be ready for distribu.
tion by the fist of September. Its pre-.
paration WAS authorized by the gener
al confer enoe Of the two churches il
1900. and within q few months there
after the joint commission that wal
put III charge Of the work had met
rganized and begun its task.
Wars and rumors Of wars are alIeR
ed to be responsible for the increase
In the number of male children borr
In Pottsville, the returns Of the ssses
sors today showing that there are nov
l640 boys in town. and that the girl
only number 1917. In previous year
the girls were in big majority.