Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1906-03-16

make capital men for the places
named. Among others he names our
old friend, Hon. Lloyd w. Welliver,
for member. He has been chosen
twice and performed the duties placed
in his charge with fidelity. He is ac-
quainted with the methods of doing
business in the Legislature and his
experience qualities him for the place.
Besides he has always worked for the
best interests of the public at large
and for the County particularly. |
know of no one who could be nomi-
mated and have better chance of
election. OF course it would not be
all smooth sailing, as there are those
who would strongly oppose him, but
that is no reason why he should not
enter the field again. The greater
the fight to win the more glory in
winning, Everybody will concede
Mr.. Cochran to be the man for the
place and Bill is for him first, last
and always provided he wants it.
After him comes Mr.. Greasy. But l
am very well satisfied to let Mr..
Greasy remain in the House where he
can do admirable work. His record
there is one to be proud of and he
ought to keep that post until he gets
the work he has laid out completed.
Johnnie seems to be at a loss for Il
candidate for Sheriff. Perhaps there
will be several names in the Intelli-
gencer next week, fronrwhch he can
choose one. Tell us who you want
for Judge. OF course the Governor
will appoint republican to fill the
vacancy, and since that must be |
would like it to be either Scarlet or
H.nckley. But when it comes to
electng one then | want to see a good
Democrat nominated-one who will
pat business through with neatness
and dispatch, somewhat on the place
followed by Judge Staples.
Pity the sorrows of those who in
tend to move next week.
Sales are in full blast every day
now in spite of the bad going and
stormy weather.
A slight fall of snow on Wednes-
day night and Thursday, has disap-
peared leaving bad lot of muddy
roads.
Mrs. John n. Herr, who has been
under the care of a physician, is i'm
proving and hopes to be we'll in a
short time.
Miss Ethel M. Foulk, of Williams
port, spent Sunday in this place,
visiting her brothers before their trip
to the west.
Elmer G. and Ira r. Foulk left on
Tuesday morning for Monroe Center,
Illinois, where they expect to spend
the season in farm work.
The new Board of Supervisors, of
Limestone township, organized by
eIecting John d. Ellis, President,
and Oliver Wagner, Secretary. When
it came to the question of dividing
the township into districts there was a
disagreement. Up to this time there
has been no further effort made to
dispose of that matter, consequently
no Path masters have been named.
Last Saturday the S. B. & B.
Railroad had bad week in the
Meyer Cut a short distance east of
Turbotville. Several cars we're de-
rallied by the spreading of the rails.
The management succeeded in getting
the track clear by nine o'clock on
Sunday. The passenger train had
gone to Watsontown just Il short time
before and was unable to get through
futher than Turbotville on the return
trip. All mails were held up till on
Sunday.
Signs of Spring are not wanting.
Blue birds and robbins are chirping
in the orchards and farmers are max =.
ing preparations to begin work at the
earliest possible moment. The wheat
crop does not seem to be any The
worse for the open winter and is be.
ginning to show up green. Since
writing the above paragraph the deep
e. snow of the season has fallen. 1t
fell on Sunday night. The trees,
bushes, telephone wires We're loaded
almost to the breaking point. The
roads will be horrible when the snow
meIis. They are bad enough now.
NJ rch l3, 1906. BILL.