Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1905-02-03
panpi1le pntelliatnttr
Established In 1928.
Good sleighing.

Be careful of yonr fires.
Look out for leaky roofs when thu
snow melts.
And winter shows no signs of loos
ening its grip.
st. Valentines day colors are al
ready showing.
Now that the cold wave is passing
look out for another thaw.
No man can complain about the past
month not being up 10 the winter aver
ago.
There is a scarcity of empty cars al
the collieries throughout the coal re.
gion.
The eastern part of the state seemi
to have monopoly on the storm center
business.
Eighty-fve have professed convrr-
sion at revival iu the Milton Baptist
church.
No man has been rash enough yet to
announce the arrival of the blue birds
or robins.
Wilkesbarre is in high glee over the
prospect of entertaining tie President
next August.
Once upon a time there was a wo.
man named Mrs. Chadwick. What has
become of her?
Rural mail carriers who get stuck
in snow drifts are probably not stuck
on their jobs just now.
From appearance there will lie no
shortage in the ice supply next year.
That ought to mean reasonable prices.
Willie Books Is steadily improving
every day. Yesterday, for the first
time since the accident, he was able to
be about the house.
Mrs. Lewis Titel gave finch party
to n number of her friends, ,at her home
on Mill street last night. An enjoy
able evening was spent.
Mr.. Geo Kelly, of near Pottsgrove,
gave us very pleasant call on Mon
day. He renewed his subscription
for 1905.
Messrs. James Baylor and Isaiah
Weaver, of Grovania, two red-hot Demo-
Gratis and supporters of the Intelligencer
gave us business call last week.
John S. and Thomas DENIM, of
Exchange, two of Montours best and
most progressive citizens, gave us a
pleasant business call on Saturday.
Prof. ]. Miles Derr, of Limestone
township, candidate for County Sup
erintendent, gave us n call on Satur-
day, while in town visiting friends.
The farmers are pleased with the
last snow fall, as it comes as much
needed protection to the wheat. which
was beginning to suffer from exposure.
A Weatherly, (Pa.) school girl
knock, d down q male teacher who was
about to ohastise her. Think of the
nerve of the man, alone and unprotect-
ed.
A diamond worth 81 1000. 900 has just
been found in the Trsnsvaal, which is
another blow to the Czsr. who up to
this time had owned the largest dia-
mond in the world.
All the tavern, brewers, bottlers and
Wholesale liquor licenses have been
lifted, and as consequence, Horace
Blue has within the past few days, de.
posted to the credit of Montour coun-
ty. So, 800.
Philadelphia Sc Reading Railway
1000 mile advertising tickets are ac-
cepted OIL the Central Railroad of New
Jersey only during the calendar year
In which they are issued.
The Missionary Society of Trinity
Lutheran church will hold u "Trip
Around the World" Thursday even
ing, February 10th. Everybody cor
daily invited. Price of trip 80 cents.
Alfred Speer of Passaic, N. j., is
the Pioneer Grape Grower of this
country. Physicians say Speer's wines
surplss all others for medical use
Delicate ladies and aged people find
Speer's Port by far the best wine
known.
Any one reading this notice. desir.
ing pnckage of vegetable and flower
seeds, can have them free by sendiDg
their names aud addresses to Hon. c.
H.. Dickermau, Washington, d. q.
There are five varieties in package
of es.ch. 0i the best quality obtsinable.
The wonderful extent of the postal
receut storm. The stoppagc of traffic
OH oGe railroad twenty -four hours
eau, e an accumulation of fifty car
liad- of mail matter.
Special evangelistic meetings are be-
ing h Id in tie First Baptist church
every eHing at : 80 o'clock. Tie
pastor, Ruv. john Sherman. i, being
as i .tid by Rev. Mr.. Nsylor, of Ber-
wick. g; cd singing. Everybody well
come.
Arrangements are bing completed
for the convention of knights of Py-
thias, which will be held at Williams
port OIL February %. Lodges from
Sunbury. Dauville, Lock Haven. La.
porte aud other places will lie largely
repre-. ented at the convention.
Lent will be late this year, as Ash
Wednesday is March 8th, later than
usual, Palm Sunday is April 18th, aud
Good Friday is April 2lst, Easter Sun
day. whom all the world blossoms forth
In lilies and new Easter bonnets, comes
April 23rd.
A deal was closed at Geneva, Ohio,
har d Hall of Ta,,o.tor NJ