Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1905-09-08

Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton.
County politics will soon be sizzling
hot.
The track in front Ct the ID. l.. q
W. station is Icing relaid.
Trespass notices for sale at this
office. Two for sc, or 25c dozen.
Peace and pIo perity sutcinotly ex-
press the suits of an eveniful week.
By tile time japan ee,s all those
Russian war ships rsftted her own
navy will be almost doubled in size.
An old peoples service will lie held
at the United Evang clical church rext
Sunday morning.
Even Emperor Will am says Presi.
dent Roosevelt is "tlIe only man in
the world who could have done it,"
Job Printing of all kinds properly
executed at reasonable prices, at the
Intelligencer Office.
IkMr. ]. A. Whipp'e, of Exchange, while
in this city on business IN Thursday.
stopped in to see us and renew his sub
scription for 1906.
House cleaning machinery gives
promise of r, lieviug q great deal Of
tile strain OIL the mind of tho average
head of the household.
-AILLER-At White Hall,
this county. Aug. 3lst, by Rev. II.
C. Munro, ID. d., Mr.. +. ID. Kinney,
of Madison, and Miss Reba Miller, of
lola.
Mr.. NJ. L. Sheep, of Jerseytown, was
a business visitor to our city on Wednes
day.
Calvin S. Shires, one of the rural route
mail carriers of S rawberry Ridge, trans
acted business at our office on Monday
The Intelligenccr is at your service
as a, news or advertising medium. We
await your commands.
With 25n 900. 900 bushels of wheat
tho western states f, ell satisfied that
they Gan keep the wolf from the door
for another year at least.
1t is possible fer an Of year politi.
cal campaign to be a4 interesting as
any other kind. Keep all eye open for
this fall.
Some of the pioneers in iron and
steel developments express tho opinion
that TIE industry will have to expand
materially to meet tn, demands that
will be made tn it, The great iron
masters Of the world anticipate u
wonderful market in the far east.
The Russian soldiers were pleas ed
when they heard that peace had b en-
declared. but some of the lfli"ers pro-
fessed to be angry. They shouldn't
take it so hard. 1t doesn't appear that
any of them ever died for their coun.
try and it is not likely that they are
anxious to do so now.
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, rear of No. 10
West Mahoning street.
Mr.. l. A. Shumaker of Dalmatia, a
printer who has served in several of the
large job printing Offices of the State, ar
rived last evening to apply his art and
skill to the od of our office. If you
have juick or difficult job to let. this
is the Office for you to visit and get pric-
es. Best work in this section done on
short notice and at reasonable prices.
There is movement on foot in the
coal town of McAdoo to have the
name of the place changed to Mt.
Mitchell. McAdoo has for years been
made the butt OF theatrical punsters
aud has also received uncAlled for
notoriety in the M ttopolitan news.
papers during strikes when correspond
ents used every effort to beliitle the
place. l was originals named after
hsslsbaHt StcTctaIy VI bio NAVY III =
Adoo, now one Of the poll commis.
sioners of New York.
A couple CT Philudelpl,ia papers are
running department stors businc So
in this city in the way of premiums
to otherwise unwilling subscribers
Local merchants are injured by every
such sale of goods in which they deal.
All who aid such scheme, therefore,
make II the hard,r for the local mer-
chant to accommodate them in prices
when they are obliged to buy other
goods from him. 1t sometimes seems
as if certain Philad.lphia publishers
were engaged in general mt rchandse
business instead of their professeh oc-
cupation of publ hing and selling
newspapers
No More Defeats for Penn.
A dispatch from Williamsport slys
"It is announced from Eagles' Mere
that ground has been purchased there
upon which to build summer school