Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1905-03-03
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Established In 1928.
Signs Of spring fever.


vile, gave us Il pleasant business call
on Wednesday afternoon.
For 60 years constancy as a member
of the Odd Fellows Lodge. at Harris
burg, Abraham II. Seltzer has been
AWARDED gold medal.
1t is the evident purpose Of the law
makers of Pennsylvania not to die Of
overwork. if they can help it.
Candidates for the fall campaign are
not slow iu feeling the lay of the land.
Work will soon lie started on tile
new passenger station to be built ny
the D. l.. g. ". at Berwick during
the coming summer. The new depot
according to plans will be l00x32 feet.
Delegates to the state convention
will soon be coming to the front.
Cut the ice out of the cutters and
give the slop chance TO escape.
Old Soils genial rays will melt the
danger out of tile ice situation.
The Intelligencer is the best local
paper in Montour county.
Keep on preparing for food for the
food is coming.
The man who doesn't clean his side
walk is just as good as the one who
does at present The weather is his
ally.
II goes without saying that tho
ground hog has lost his grip. and as a
result the back bone Of winter has re-
ceived a compound fracture.
With the melting Of the snow the
winters accumulation Of filth is being
uncovered. 1t should be disposed O
without delay.
If the CUTTERS had been kept open in
the first place the sidewalks that are
now beneath the surface would still be
on top.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Little, of
Eagles Mere, spent several days last
week with our neighbor, Prof. D. N.
Dieffenbacher and family.
Mr.. Hugh McCaffrey, of near this
city, gave us business call on Satur-
day, The elderly gentleman has been
a subscriber to the Intelligencer since
1868.
Mr.. Hirman Cromley, OF West
Hemlock township, made his ac-
quaintance with us by subscribing
his name to our large and popular
list of subscribers, last Friday.
Mr.. d. r. p. Childs, of Valley
township, renewed his subscription
to the Intelligencer last Friday.
The Intelligencer is at your service
as news or advertising medium. We
await your commands.
Having attained record breaking
thickness it is to be hoped the ice
will go out without making any fur
ther fuss about it.
The Schuylkill county almshouse is
SO overcro " ded that 12 of the patients
have to beIdetained in the County pris-
Oh.
There will be a general, all around
welcome for gentle spring this year, if
he decides not to be tardy in his COM
Ing.
The days are again growing longer.
The period from sunrise to sunset is
lengtheninR. and it is possible aga.
to work indoors until six O'Clock with
out calling into Iequisition artificial
light.
A chicken and waffle supper will be
held at Barton Hendrick sons mile
north of Hendrickson's church, on
Thursday evening, Mar 9. The Pub
lie is cordially invited.
February court did not prove very
weighty proposition. Only one day
was actually spent in the trial of cases.
However, instances can be recalled
when the court of Quarter Sessions i n
Montour County was dispensed with
altogether aud the jurors we're notified
not to appear
Danville Odd Fellows ara interested
In an insurance feature, with which
only members Of the order in good
stan ling can become affiliated. 1t is
known as the Brotherhood Accident
Go. which has 800 mombars in Wilkes
barre and 200 in Scranton. An effort
IL to be made to interest the lodges all
over the state in the insurance plan.
An lntelligen Ger reporter was in
formed on Wednesday that $4,000 riv-
cts are yet required to finish the
grand river bridge which gracefully
spans the Susquehanna river at this
city, therefore the work will not be
finished before the middle of April.
WANTED 10 men in each state to
travel, tack signs and distribute SAM
pies and circulars OF our goods. Sal
ary $500 per month. $500 per day
for expenses. KUHLMAN CO., Dept.
Atlas Building, Chicago.
Due to a,fall of heavy slate Anthony
Bo.ock and John Yuenski were vic
Tins of mine accident at the Rich
ards oolliery, Tuesday morning. Bolook
had his back and legs broken and death
resulted almost instantly. Yuenski had
his back broken aud his death is ex-
pected at any. moment. This is the
sixth mine fatality that has happened
In Northu mberland county during the
mouth of February.
The most attractive sale bills you
see throughout the country are print
ed at this office, aud the charges ar,
no more than you pay elsewhere fol
inferior work. II you are thinking o
having sale and want it advertised
RIGHT, have your bills printed b.
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