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


Many business plan has been de-
feated through the failure to advertis
quite enough.
Every slippery sidewalk invites a
suit against the city for damages which
may result from a fall on the walk.
March is doing double duty this
year, carrying January's load Of win
ter and her own tickle weather.
Trespass notices for sale at this
Office. Two for sc, or 25c dozen.
Isaiah B. Hilkert, of rural route
No. 2, this city, paid this office a
business call last Saturday.
Good farm for rent in Dairy town.
ship. Moniour county.
NJ. l.. SHEEP, Jerseytown Pa.
Job Printing of all kinds properly
executed at reasonable prices, at the
Intelligencer Office.
Miss Margaret Fields is able to be
about after severe attack of typhoid
fever.
There's a blizzard in Montana. We
hope il may stay there-at least that
it will not come here.
Among the weddings celebrated re-
Gently is that of a man of 1Ol and a
woman of 100. The dispatches say that
it was romantic affair, but perhaps
they mean rheumatic.
Admitting that its sewer system is
almost farce, Mt. Carmel directs at
tention to the fact that there were
only three deaths from typhoid fever
in that place last year, and claims that
the good record is due to the splendid
supply of excellent water.
Bihop Andrews says "the literature
of today is keeping folks from church. -
Why not hire the authors to write ser.
mons for the parsons?
An application has been made for a
charter for 1.-THE Saloon Keepers Anti
Sunday Selling Association of Sha-
mokin."
The lntelligencer Is ut your service
as news or advertising medium. We
await your commands.
Reports from the maple sugar camps
of northern Columria county say the
sap is sweeter and runs more freely
than for a unmber of years past. Last
year the sugar production of that sec
tion was failure.
The Pennsylvania Bee Keepers As
sociation will meet ON March 1890 al
State college.
Snow gets warm reception from
Mother Earth these days.
There is growing sentiment in fay
or of better roads in Pennsylvania.
The Congressional hunters evidently
regard this as the "open season" fol
railroads.
1t is said that the new Lyndhurst
Hotel at Shamokin will be ready fol
occupancy by June first and that whel
furnished it will be the finest hotel il
this section of the State.
The groundhog's reputation as {
weather prophet is complete.
FOR SALE-At a bargain; on,
Mosler Bahnann Il Co. Safe; cos
1925; will sell same at $50, weight o
safe 1900 to 2000; apply to Charlie
Woods 219 Mill ST., Danville, Pa.
WANTED:-District Managers tt
post signs, advertise and dstribut,
samples. Salary $1s.o weekly, sS o.
per day for expenses. Stale ~gc ant
present employment. IDEAL SHEAI
CO, 80 Randolph ST., Chicago.
Mr.. Jos. Boyd, of Tyrone, former
ly of this city, after spending a brie
visit with friends here has returne,
home.
Mrs. Hannah Shultz and sons Ed
ward and William Magill, of Phil a
are visiting at the Magill homestea,
on West Market street.
Mr.. s. Mauger, of Mooresburg
gave us a pleasant business call las
Friday.
The wedding of Prvnce Eitel wa
not a marker to that of Alice Roose
veit as matter of public interest. W
Americans can give the Europeans les
sons in making much of girl.
Newton W. Gilbert, Representativ
in Congress from the Twelfth distric
of Indiana, announced that he will re
sign his seat to accept judgeship i
the Philippines, which position ha
teau uttered hfm BY tie Pres!aauf.