Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1905-04-28
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Brush fires everywhere.
Established In 1928.

Eat horseradish. dAndelion and let.
tuce TO purity the blood.
The house in which Admiral Dewey
was born has been ssized for debt, but
we are happy to ssy that the Admiral
doesn't owe this money.
Encourage tree planting on all &C.
casiGns.
Jerome Flood of South Dsnville Is
recovering from - several days illness.
1t is reported that = New York firm
has leased the ground near Galeton, IN
which supposed dian o id WAS recent
II found. for the sum OF tlo. 900, for a
limited time.
Teleersphic advicss from all over the
country continue to confirm the re-
ports that the price Of beef has ad.
vanced from four to seven cents a
pound.
The Intelligencer is the best local
paper in Montour county.
The blossoms are showing reckless
disregard of frost Possibilities. judging
from the advances they are making. (
The base ball clubs have been max
ing heroic efforts to get in games be-
tween tie shower.
Job Printing of all kinds properly
executed at reasonable prices, at the
Intelligencer Office.
That rromised early spring has shown
a disposition to develop into rather
late one.
Having eaten raw oysters at q fam
lily gathering FIVE members OF the Zeoh-
er family. of Lancaster, are i'll Of ty-
phoid fever.
The Intelligencer is at your service
as news Or advertising medium. We
await your commands.
Some OF the creations In Easter mil
linery. were load enough to be he ard.
But think Of the pretty flowers those
April showers will make.
There are evidences of q more elab.
crate observance Of Memorial Day than
usual.
According to the best reports from
all parts of the country, the Easter
parade this year beat the record.
AS matter of reason the bottom
ought to drop out Of the egg market
now. but of course !. will do nothing
Of the kind.
We still continue to give The Great
American Farm Journal to all OF our sub
scribers who pay in advance. Think of
it. Two papers for the price of one, and
only $l.0O, too.
Mr.. l. II. Weaver. of Grovania, gave
us a call on Saturday. Mr.. Weaver al
ways pays in advance, 30 he made good
his subscription until April 1905.
Prof. J. Miles Derr. OF Limestone town
ship, candidate for the office of county
superintendent, gave US pleasant call
Tuesday afternoon. We are glad to see
the cultured gentleman about again,
after suffering severe attack OF pneu
monia
County Commissioner Cooper is out
looking after his interests for reelection.
Saturday he was in to see us and directed
his name to be announced for that Office,
No matter what your busl ness, us
good printing. It's the dress by
which the public judges you. We
can please you and make your print
ing IL profitable investment.-The In
teligencer Printery, rear of No. 10
West Mahoning street.
Preparatory to paving Atlantic
Avenue. the great central thorough
fare of the most famous seashore re.
sort in America. the Council of At
lantic City hiss determined to send a
committee to Harrisburg to see what
has been done in the paving line in
that city.
Aathony. the 8.year. .old son OF
Charles Osairwioz. of Shamokin, died
Friday night of spotted fever after
only forty eight hours illness. The
child suffered terrible agony and when
death ensued the body was rigid and
aFphed in such q p,apner that the head
aud toet alono touched the bed.
A judge in . nsiRhboring county
took occasion the other day to scare
the Legislature for its great increase
in the salaries Of public Off ,ials. There
Wnpld have been more point ta the re-
marka Of this learned critic had he al
so condemned the Legislature OF 1908
whiJh Increased ths salaries OF judges.
James A. Bailey Of the great Bar
pun and Bailey circus. announces that
there Will be no parade by his show
this summer. Tho size Of the show
and the amount of time lost in the
handling of . parade have brought
about this decision.