ANNUAL STATEMENT
OF THE
Boil i Wfltef DeporM
OF THE
Borougli ol Danville. Pa..
For the Year 1901.
BOROUGH.
deorge w. Miles. Receiver of I>9o Borough A
~l>og l'a\cs fur Ist and 2ml Wards. .
DR.
To balance due as per last
statement
CR.
By cash paid to the llorougli
Treasurer during 1901 -4 00
By bal. dne at settlement 50
Edward \V Peters, Receiver
of Borough mid ling Taxes
for I*9B.
DR.
To balance due as per last 0
statement
CM
By cash paid to the Borough
Treasurer during 1901 ••09
By exonerations during 1901 I s *4 , ((|
Edward W Peters. Receiver
of Borough and Dos Taxes
for 1*99
DR.
To balance due as per last >,,,>■>
statement -
CR
By cash paid to the Borough
Treasurer during 1901... 5->~>
By exonerations during If'! 9*o!.
By penalty on above t'JB.O2
exonerated 4
By bal. due at settlement... 34
Kdward \V I'eters. Receiver
of Borough and Dog Taxes
for l!>«0.
DR.
To balance due as per last
statement •••• • r -
To 5 per cent, penalty added
alter exonerations of _
February l >th. 1901 4. ft> .
CR.
By cash paid to the Borough . ...
Treasurer during 1901 • 013.>
By exonerations during 1901 82
By penalty on above 8*2.72
exonerated since Febru
ary 15th. 1901 1 it
By bal. due at settlement... 27110
Edward W Peters. Receiver
of Borough and Dog Taxes
for 1901.
DR
To total duplicate. Borough *->l4 71
I t0g.... 95 50
CR.
Hy percent, rebate oa tax
es paid within 00 days .. 31j«»1
By rash paid to the Borough
Treasurer within<>o days 6310 09
By cash paid to the Borough
Treas. within 4 months. 852 39
By taxes entered at County
Commissioners office 10 lit
Bv balance due sit final set
- 118208 8610 21
Harry Ellenbogen. Borough
Treasurer. Danville. Pa..
Oecemlier 31st. 1901.
Fund for relief of disabled
Firemen.
DR.
To cash on hand .lan'y 1,1901 410 52
To cash received during 1901 1355*
CR
By S. A. McCoy. Treasurer.
order No. 1 410 52
By S. A. Mi-Coy, Treasurer.
order No. 2 1.(5 58 _
Harry Ellenbogen, Borough
Treasurer. Danville, Pa..
December 31st.. liMU.—Bor
ough Fund.
DR
To H. B. Deeti. Market Mas
ter 138445
To S. A. McCoy. City Hall
rents I'H
To II 1!. Pat ton. City Hall
rents. 55914
To Geo. W. Miles. 189U taxes 2401
To Ed. \V. Peters. lWfc. taxes JD»
To Ed. W. Peters. 1*99 taxes 55 25
To Kd. W. Peters, taxes 701 3-t
To Ed. W. Peters. 1901 taxes 7102 4s
To County Treas. return tax 0 10
To Count v Treas. hotel 11
censes 3078 00
To Justice Hunter, fines. 14 00
To Justice Ogle.sby. fines. 4600
To.l ustlce Bare, lines . 1800
To John A. Moyer, theatre
license 1360)
To John A. Moyer, other li
cense 14 SO
To Albert Kemmer, theatre
license .... •••• 13100
To Albert Kemmer, other li
cense 22 50
To B. B. Brown. Health Of
ficer 1 ""
To Standard Electric Eight
Co.. for pole license 194 40
To United Telephone and
Telegraph Co., for pole
license 127 50
To Danville National Bank,
unredeemed Boro. bonds 700 00
To H. B. Deen. street refuse 225
To Mrs. Louise Bloch. loan. 3000 00
To Jos. Longenberger. loan. 500 "0
CR
By amount overdrawn Jan.
Ist. 1901 240 89
By orders paid 15412 38
By Coupon paid 318 50
By cash on Itand Dec. 31,1801 2190 46
Borough Expenditures.
Board of Health.
B. B. Brown, Health Officer 141 25
Dr. C. Shultz. Secretary . 2500
Kossman & Son. fluid 1000
F.xpressage and Postage 125
Trumbower <V Werkhelser.
repairs to watch house.. I 85
Montour American,printing 2 25
Fire Department.
Friendship Co.. No. 1.
Appropriation.. ... 150 00
Repairs.
Boett inger ,t Dietz 4 25
It C. Hunt 000
William M. Cook 563
John 1. Russell 600
Trumbower & Werkheiser... .'>4o
Miles, Pelfer & Co 7 50
Supplies.
Curry & Vannan 200 25
Eureka Fire Hose Co. 14 00
Kellerman. Crane Nozzle
Mfg. Co 2786
Coal.
A. C. Amesbury 13 23
Frank Boyer 9 70
' 456 57
Washington Co . No. 2
Appropriation 150 on
Repairs.
Joseph Lecliner 125
Miles, Pelferi; Co 7 VI
Supplies.
s, J. Welliver 2 28
Kellerman, Crane Nozzle
M fg. < '< 27 55
Coal.
A. C. Aniesbury... 19 04
-amuel Mills 9 30
Continental Co.. No. 3.
Appropriation 150 00
Repairs.
George Hendricks 2 50
Charles I'ttermiller too
Trumltower Werkheiser.. 19 67
J. Farnsworth, Agent 7 50
Supplies.
Eureka Fire Hose Co. .. 10-Vt
J. II Col- OK4
Joseph Lechner 10*0
Kellerman Crane Nozzle
Mfg. Co 27 55
Coal.
A. C. A meshury 9W
Thomas A. Hchott 9 00
Good Will Co.. No. 4
Appropriation 150 00
Repairs.
Joseph Lechner 1 50
Trumbower & Werkhelset Moo
J. Farnsworth, Agent 7 50
Supplies.
J.H.Cole I 70
Eureka Fire Hose Co. 17 50
Kellerman. Crane Nozzle
Mfg. Co 27 55
Coal.
A. C. Amesbury 20 40
hief Engineer J. G. Waite. 52 00
executive Board 25 00
Total Fire Department 1245 66
Streets & bridges
H. B. Deen. Street Commls'r 600 00
Labor.
Joseph Bingham 94 55
Ichn Lewis 1 15
W. E. Garrett.. . 1 18
P. Riley 2 30
William Deutsch 1000
\. T. Cashner 1 15
ieorge Crossley 58
■ ■
r George Riley. '7 6*
James Hi tile 10 57
ArthurGearhart 8521
William Childs 3173
William Hawk 58
John Nevius 10 3.1
, Samuel Waite ... I.>oo
if J.C.Snyder 145
I I. Frehafer s*
I B. H Waite. l'"0 45
John Bryan.. .. 206 46
William Ward.... 5300
Uriah Grove 33 , a
Wllliam Byerly 40 0,
H. l.amberson. 1 1 '
Thomas Gill '•> 43
. Charles Winters
" J. Weniger 10 2.'
Wesley Deshay 21 **
John Deutsch • r>
Joseph Gerst. 'j
James Grimes ~ ~
George Bupp J."
11. Holllster 2"'
I'. Snyder I". 1 '
.1. Alheek 1 • :»•
S. Morrison 2™
v j. Herman i®
J. Leflier 20 '0
D. Cashner jj]
Patrick Coleman 23 00
James Edgeworth 17 25
'3 William McCollum »2t
Frank Ross , ' i *!
Joint Ross .... 10 0.
William Fallon •' oa
D. J act>bs ' • J
Stephen Koefer 8 <5
Wesley Cross ley. \ 2->
H. Cavanaugh .. •..• :t, >sl
John Russell. ... 1463
James P. Connolly 1 jj?
James Connolly 3 7;>
Jesse Fisher IS 13
J. Bookmiller 1125
George Gross....
Thomas Martin 2 >0
J.Love 313
A. R. Fox 1 -5
« Hauling.
James RitHe 3513 00
Ellis Rank 21 M)
Rozella Curtis 77 i>o
Mrs. D. Cashner
Trumbower & Werkhelser.. 125
il Mrs. M. Shepperson 300
Thomas Welliver 4 0U
Robert Morris.. 9 00
William Miller 5 40
Washington Fire Co 90
Charles Slot tern 4040
Hugh Oliver 10 00
Erwln Hunter 1050
Friendship Fire Co 36 08
0 1165 ,;o
Supplies.
S. Bailey & Co., lumber 00 68
Trumbower &. Werkheiser,
lumber 4153
Hoover Bros., lumber . 3 65
William Sechler, salt 3 00
11. Hupp. work. 2 25
Chris. Hersliey. signs 1 80
- S. .1. Welliver, sundries 410
' H Cavanaugh. chains 150
S. Arms, painting 1 77
Frank fScnram. work 1 CO
J. H. Cole, sundries 25 61
George Reifsnyder. lumber,
cinder, etc 41 80
John R. Hughes, stone land
marks; 3 00
T. 1,. Evans' Sons, stone, etc 18 95
7 p. M. KernS & Son. work 710
H. F. Shutt. work 1 40
Boettinger & Dietz, work . 40
KCely & Trumbower. work. 15 92
Surveying.
j George W. West 120 00
2742 92
Culvert and Retaining Wall on Walnut St.
Labor.
Charles Bryan 0) 12
William Childs 1325
J. J. Herman . 65 01
John Deutsch 62 3s
John Leflier 64 26
John Weniger 7 38
1 Alex. Mowery 42 26
James McCormick 58 51
William Byerly 14 76
Michael Mullen 2 5o
E. Doran ;t> 00
Patrick Redding 57 53
Patrick I'iiiley 3001
Peter Htiyder 28 B5
J. W. Freeze 14 00
George < rossley 7 50
) Samuel Waite 37 76
George F.ichnet 7 25
rhomas Gill 2 50
Patrick Coleman 5 to
Wesley Deshay . S2 14
Ben Nevius 750
John Neville 2078
William Sechler 6 25
John Bookmiller 31 Hy
I. Frehafer 13 13
Edward Scott 14 51
Wesley Crossley 13 75
Joseph Birks. .. s 75
11. C. Heverly 5 00
s4l 31
Masons.
11. shutt 93 3N
Peter Kelly *2 78
H. M. Swank- 6s 75
Tacob Hort 25 00
James Heckendorn .. 09 00
C. Heinbach 1000
John lckes 11 25 .100
.IOO 10
P. I. Kcefer 2500
Hauling.
Friendship Fire Co 58 60
Washington Fire Co 1 00
William Mowrer . 760
William Shepperson 200
Mrs. William Shepperson.... 420
Materials, Etc.
Hoover Bros., lumber 57 43
Montour Coal & Iron Co..
planks . 4 50
Trumbower Werkheiser.
lumber 1973
William Black, Agt.. freight
on stone 153 03
Mrs. Ann Hen.y, stone 03 48
Low Bros., & Co., stone s3 09
Stiver Springs Quarry, stone I*4 50
Hugh Oliver, stone 75 34
John Keint. bricks 12 0U
S. .1. Welliver, cement, etc. 14 00
Welliver Hardware Co.. ce
ment, et c 22 50
J. H. Cole, cement, etc 453 *<>
H. Rupp. repairing tools I 95
Joseph Lechner, time and
materials 9 18
John R. Hughes, coping.. . 14 43
T L. Evans Sons, coping.. . 2s 30
O. B. Sweltzer. sand 126 65
G. L. McLain, oil I 6s
Joseph Lechner. lead 3 15
Curry & Vannan, railing ur
iron fence 10175
Total cost 2730 42
Street Lighting.
Standard Electric Light Co. 554* 29
Police Department.
J. C. Mincemoyer. Chief of
Police 000 00
J. G• Voris. Assistant Police 600 00
Supplies.
S.I Welliver, cartridges, etc 100
S. A. French, 2 pairs of nip
pers I."> 0
S. A. McCoy, e.xpressage on
nippers 25
H. Ellenbogen & Bro., part
payment on overcoats. 28 00
11. Ellenbogen & Bro . 2hel
mets SSO
Feeding Prisoners.
J.C. Mincemoyer 702
Total Police Department. 1243 27
High Constable.
B. B. Brown, salary 3/00
B. B. Brown, burying cats 4 00
Town Hall Building.
Repairs.
A. C. Boat 3 *0
< . M. Johnston 7 53
Frank Scliraru 14 20
Trumbower & Werkheiser. I* 88
D. C. Williams 225
Trumltower & Werkhelser 8 06
Miscellaneous.
Standard Gas Co., gas. 34 HI
E. W. Peters, taxes for 1901.. in* t>7
H. L. Gross, Interest 134 50
Joseph Hunter. Interest 107 60
9eidel Bausch, tiatts and
rlblxms 19 58
Total Town Hall Building.. 459*5
Council Chamber.
Mrs H Lam Person, cleaning I 50
John 8. McClure, repairs to
Welsbach lights *o
Frank Boyer, coal 3 25
Lock Up.
Repairs.
Trumbower & Werkheiser.. 25
Win G Brown 65
Dan villi-stove At Mfg. C 0... 50
Supplies.
Wash'ton Fire Co. hauling 25
8 J Welliver, sundries 2 98
Frank Boyer,coal 4 50
Total Lock Up. ....... 914
Printing.
Montour < ounty Democrat. 25 00
G Edward Boat i so
Montour American. 22 00
4H 50
Legal Expenses.
It S Ammerman, liorough
Solicitor ">0 00
Edward S Gearhart 100 (JO
Sani'l Goldsmith, Chairman
Finance Com. costs 274 8*
Town Clocks.
Edward E Lunger, winding. 30 oo
St Joseph's Church.winding.winding 30 00
Huditors.
D R Williams HSO
Charles G Oloud 3 50
Edward Purper 3 50
Tax Colltctor's Commission.
Edward W Peters ~W'2
Sfaf/onery.
A lex II Groue... 20 03
Commercial Stamp Co.. • • 40
Mrs Jennie I'ersitig, l'reas
i urer, interest on Joslah -,, u ,
\\ olf liecjuest
Miscellaneous.
Harry Ellenbogen, Borough
Treasurer, salary . >OO
j Harry Ellenbogen, Borough
Treasurer, state tax on
bonds .4 00
Danville National Bank.
rent for saft deposit ltox iOO
F.il W I'eters, share f>>r tax
hooks • 2 00
S A Met 'ov.Sec'y of < oun.ll.
salary 4*oo
Harry B Patton. Secretary
of Council, salary 1.52 00
II B Patton, making 1901 tax
duplicate .. ,
S A McCoy, issuing licenses I
Montour A Columbia Tele
phone Co., rent of phone 12 00
Municipal Journal and En
gineer. subscription 300 [,••>
Borough Recapitulation 1901.
Board of Health ,s4m
Fire Department.
I rindship Fire Co.. \o. 1. 455 ->T
Washington Fire < Jo., No. 2 21602
Continental Fire Co., No. 3 257 02
Cooil Will Fire Co., No. I 239 lo
Chief Engineer f'-'Ji
Executive Board "> 00
Streets and Bridges.
II li Deen, Street Commis'r. (>OO 00
Labor 1131*4
Hauling
Supplies •
Surveying i-OQQ
Street lighting .>54*29
Culvert and Retaining Wall
on Walnut Street '..30 4-
Police Department.
Salaries.... ... 1200 00
Supplies. .16 25
Feeding prisoners 712
' 1243 27
High Constable.
Salary 32 00
Burying cats 4 00
Town Hall Building.
Repairs 54 70
Miscellaneous 40515
Council Chamber 8 55
I Dp 9 13
Printing 4s 50
I.egal Expenses 424 8*
Town Clocks 60 00
Auditors ; ...— 10 50
Trx Receiver's Commissions 204 62
Stationery • 20 43
Interest on Wolf Bequest. . 72 00
Miscellaneous... • '162 75
15112 38
The Borough of Danville, Pa., Dec. 31. 1901.
Assets.
Taxes entered at County
Commissioners office pri
or to 1901 151 *.
1901 taxes entered. .... I" 19
Balance of ISUO taxes due
from George W Miles.. •«> 73
Balance of 1*99 taxes due
from Ed W Peters.. 3102
Balance of 1900 taxes due
from Ed W Peters 271 t«
Balance of 19»1 taxes due
from Ed W Peters.... • 1122 03
Fire Engine Houses, ■ 6000 0"
Hose Carriages • 20; 01 0
Steam Fire Engine 3000 00
Fire Hose . 3400 00
Small Hose 25 00
Sundry Supplies .. 17.>00
Tools for street work.... 4000
Town Hall Building BOWIOO
Furniture 250 00
LockUp . 'OO 00
Barn on Friendship lot . 1 3> 00
Seidel Bausch, rent 54 20
Cash balance on hand De
■ •ember 31st. 1901 2190 40
Liabilities.
Mortgage on Town Hall 4500 00
Three percent bonds Issued
November Ist. 1900 14000 0U
Loan, Mrs. Louise 810ch.... :jOOO 00
Loan. Joseph Longenberger 500 00
Curry fic Vannan, hose 206 25
Assets exceed Liabilities.' 4509 41
WATER DEPARTMENT.
George W. Miles, Receiver ot ls'J. Water Tax tor
First ami Second Wards.
Dr.
To bal. due per ia*t statement. g 7• 4*
Cr.
By cash pai.l to the Borough
Treasurer duritig 1901 S 3>. 00
By balance due at statement 39 48
Kdward W l'eters, Receiver of IS9*
Water Taxe-
Dr.
To bal. due per last statement... S 41*
Cr.
By cash paid to the Borough
Treasurer during 1901 5 334
By exonerations during 1901 *i
Edward W. Peters, Receiver of 1899
Water Taxes.
Dr.
To bal. 'lue per last statement... 139 70
Cr.
By cash i>aid to the Borough
Treasurer during 1901 - 1
By exonerations during 190; *2 .'>2
By penalty on above 8*2.52 exon
erated 1
By amount overpaid i »
Edward W. Peters, Receiver of
1900 Water Taxe«. .
Dr.
To bal. due jkt last statement... 942 25
To 5 per cent, penalty added al
ter exonerations ot February
15,1901 4132
MSG 57
Cr.
By cash raid to the Borough
Treasurer during 1901 701 5
By exonerations during 1901 82 72
By penalty on 526 8 i exonerated
since February 15. 1901 1 34
Hy balance due at settlement. 201 10
Edward W l'eters. Receiver of
1901 Water Taxes.
Dr.
To duplicate 5469 20
Cr.
By 5 per cent, rebate on taxes
paid within 60 days '202 49
By cash paid to the Borough
Treasurer within t>o days 4049 74
By cash jmid to the Borough
Treasurer within 4 months... ;36 17
By taxes entered at the County
Commissioners office 6 55
Bv bal. due at final settlement.. 671 25
' 5169 20
Harry Ellenbogen, Borough Treasurer, Danville,
Pa., December 31, 1901
WATER FUND.
Dr.
To cash on hand January 1. 1901 1325 33
To S. A. McCoy. Receiver, water
rents 2l<'»>77
To H. B Patton, Receiver water
rents 9168 19
To Geo. W. Miles, 1*96 taxes.... 36 00
To Kdward W. l'eters, 1898 taxes ::i
To Edward W. Peters, 1*99 taxes 55 00
To Edward W. Peters, 1900 taxes 701 35
To Edward W. Peters, 1901 taxes 458 >9l
To County Treasurer, return tax 6 36
To cash lor cement sold 26 66
To E. KeelerCo. cement 36 27
To J. 11. Cole, cement and hags. 124 50
To Howe A: Polk, cement 4 20
To New York ( out. lilt. Co , tor
old worm '25 00
To cash for corporation cocks
sold during 19e0 50 40
To O. B. Hweitzer. cement 26 25
To the Danville Bessemer Com
pany, tire hydrants 58 00
To the Welliver Hardware Coin
imtiy. empty cement sacks .. 9 50
To Curry & Vannan, scrap 7 171
To the Berwick Water Company
use of pump ..... HUO
To Howe A I'ollc, stone 1* 20
To Howe A Polk, pipe 11 52
To Curry A Vannan, old (toiler
tulies ..... 61 lii
T<> Foust Bros . old l«>ilei tubi s 00
Cr.
By orders paid .. 134*2 04
By coupons paid 22K5 50
By bonds paid "unredeemed".. . ir.uooo
'iii cash balance on hand Decem-
IMT 31st, 1901 1414 3*
lhl S ]
Water Dept. Expenses for 1901.
Regular Employees.
Engineers.
Angus Wright 57190
Jacob Bverly .... 778 30
Edward'F. Bell 212 85
George Hullihen 17 20
Firemen.
Edward F. Bell 100 50
(ieorge Hullihen 551 2.j
Charles Bryan 15600
John L. Russell 21 30
P. J. Keefcr, Supt., salary 660 00
.- A. McCoy, Receiver, silary... 12S0O
It B l*atti>n, Receiver, salary.. 3 200
1*52 30
Auditors.
D. H. Williams •}
Charles i. ci»m<l
Eihvurd I'urpur
Miscellaneous.
F.l Kit for, ir>suikc aii'l l>ox rent 700
H B l'atton, postage and "
1115 Patton. making 1901 tax clu
plicate '- M
Harry Ellenbogen, Boro. Treas
urer. salary .000
Uarrv Ellenbogen, Boro. Tri-u-
urer, for slate tax on bonds. 00
s A McCoy, making two water
duplicates • 25 00
K'Uvard W lvters, shareon tax
books - 00
Mnii;.ur& Columbia Telephone
i . .miauv, phone rent
Alex !l Crone. Agt, Expressage
Han wile National Bank, inter
. «*• •*«'•
I'nitwl Telephone and relcgraph
Company, phone rent '> '™
Stationary.
Alex H tirone
Tax Receiver's Dommisslons.
Edward W I'eters ,W ' ,J
Borough Solicitor.
11 S Ammerman, salary
Repairs, Labor and Materials.
curry A: 18157
Jos j.ii l.eehner S, si
John 1. Russell ■••• J'. 1
Charles Bryan -?
John I, Kussi II * '•>
William Hullihen ''
Caspei Disentail 1140
.in en Kussell
lohn Hurley - "■
James Wertinan
Thomson Meter Company j'
11. Kupp 1
Standard Electric I-i«Ut Co 1J • /
John Hixson r> y,'
CharU- .-hears 36J
Meters.
National Meter Company 13")0)
Supplies.
Howe it I'olk. tire clay l'->
Krank Samuel, fire clay 10 30
Atlantic Kelining Company, oil
and grease 105 93
Howe cV l'olk, belting -•>
D Strickler Jt Co.. belt grease.. 350
Georg< W Ix)rd. lioiler compound _4>6o
A c Amesbury. «'oal 179*» 73
J H hase. coal. 243
Samuel M ills, coal for office -1 >0
A C Amesbury. coal for office.. 3 9S
Standard Cas Co., gas 92 80
J H Cole, sundries 16 98
H R Moore, sundries 16 73
H M Schoeh, sundries 345
S.I Welliver, sundries 40
George Handford, directory for
office.... 3 7.'
Mrs \Vin J Thomas, enamel, etc. 145
<) S Janney & Co., six la ash— 4 is
Haines, Jones & C'adbury, cor
poration cocks 1872
Danville Bessemer Co., sanil— 5 66
II Blecher, sand 6 00
A m Peters, ice -1 n
Trurnbower & WerKheiser, lum
ber, etc 1344
John Christian, lime 3 50
Andrew Schatz, lioots... 7 00
William E Lunger, boots 3 00
Hoover Bros, lumber 5 31
United T- lephoue .V Telegraph
Company, phone rent 117~>
Rensselaer Mlgi 'o hydrants 113 00
J C Crulkshank, bel, outfit 15
11 Rupp, ash barrow 50t
Fisher Governor Co sundries— 4 :o
EKeeleri 'o, sur.dries U 84
curry .v Vannan. Waste 7 17
Harrison Bros & Co. Inc. alum.. o'.i7 7'>
John Marshall, cleaning office
carpet 4<o
Slreet Work.
Repairs and Extension to Mains, etc.
Labor and Materials.
Joseph l.eehner :'.-'5 6J
Frank •-ehram I'.'ls
Frank Boyci 14 00
J H Cole 11 32
P M Kern* A. Son 2 20
Curry A; Vannan 17 ol
John Grove 576
Edwanl Wcrtman 1 40
Keeley .V Truinltower lf<:!o
( harlcsGibbons 1""
American Car and Foundry Co. .!lyu->
Charle- Bryan 88 36
Robert Russell 1075
W K child* iu -Jo
B Novius 11 Ml
Charles Shears 1 38
I Fisher s 13
Jerry Love 16 7">
(ieerge W Foils' 1- 50
F I.ove I* 00
F Ammerman 12 06
J Snyder. 9 38
J Mitchell.. 13 63
Thomas Bracelin 1 &'>
li Murphy 3 13
Patrick Ryan
Jacob Kessler 4 38
Edward Wcrtman I 20
Will am Ward 5 50
James Rosencrans . . .;000
Ellis Hank I 50
Freight and Dravage.
John Pailon 51 36
Washington Fire Company 82 o.
Ceorge Card nor 50
F. E Shultz 75 j. ( .
Printing.
The < iem 1 > Co
Montour American ~'i 00
The Sun 12 CO
C K i Roat 18 00
Annex. —Labor.
Charles Bryan 25 20
Rilwant Wcrtman 21 7>i
lie Williams #3
Mauling.
William Secliler 150
Carpenter.
John Russell 25 20
Masons and Bricklayers.
JohnDelanty 22 50
Joseph lUhii 13 75
John Fi-ller 600
Puintiny.
II c Mowrer - 9 90
Materials, Tools, Etc.
H Blecher, sand 6 76
R ECillaspy. board 17 15
lohn Christian, lime. 1 20
John Keim, bricks 3! '25
J II Cole, sundries 12 ao
II K Moore, sundries 13 21
John I'att -li. freight and dray
ag" 105
Hoover Bros, lumber 29 30
Ceorge Reilsnyder, lumber C 2 11
Danville Bessemer Co, pine.... 10 24
Danville I! sscmer Co. lire brick 91 oo
Keystone MtgCo, (lacking '53
Adams Kxpress Co. expressage. 55
Joseph Docnncr, supplies and tit
tings 93 34
Curry it Vannan, labor and ma
terials 329 OS
Habcock .v Wilcox Co balance
ol boiler I'.XiOOO
Babcock it Wilcox Co, traveling
expenses . 11 *2
2797 34
Resetting Old Holler ut Water Works.
Labor.
Charles Bryan 50 40
Robert Kussell 6375
John Hurley 16 25
Charles Hullihen 8 75
B Murphy 7 50
BHuiiin 125
John Russell I'. 91
Frank Snyder II 63
1' Snyder 16 20
Edward Wcrtman I t 7t;
I> McClow 100
Masons and Bricklayers.
Heury Search 4161
Joseph llahn 32 45
Jacob Elliott 29 70
J hu Rudy 963
C Albeck 2 75
J Alb-ok 22 S3
I MoClou 13 20
j ,2 16
Hauling.
Charles Mottern 6 00
William Shepperson 8 40
William Miller yo
Materials, Etc.
Danville Bessemer Co, lire brick 21s on
Reading Iron Co. fire brick.... 7200
Curry A Vannan, taking tulies
out 15 80
Curry A. Vannan, putting tubes
in 24 20
Curry & Vannan. for new tubes
in old boiler 355 29
Curry A Vannan, wall Imlts. 17 63
Curry A Vannan. sinoke stack.. 119 si
Curry Jt Vannan, steam pi|>e *7 87
1280 48
Water Recapitulation. —l9Ol.
Regular employees 3852 ;;n
Auditors 10 50
Stationary yo
Miscellaneous 578 36
Tax Receiver's commissions l.vi 42
Borough Solicitor 5000
Repairs 400 69
Meters 135 00
Supplies 3016 11
Street work, materials, etc '.ttl3 27
Freight and Dm yage 1:7 67
Printing 70 00
Completing Annex 2797 31
R< setting old lioilerat the water
works '2SO 47
Water Department. Assets.
All taxes entered at the County
Commissioners office | rior to
1901 221 '29
1901 taxes entered 6 55
Balance of is% taxes due from
GeorgeW Mi1e5,...,... 3948
Balance of l'.n«i taxes one Ironi
Edward W Peters 201 16
Balance of lcoi taxes due from
Edward W Peters 674 25
Fire Hydrants 12300 00
Water Mains ....innooooo
Building Maohint ry W<-11- i.2837 00
Filt ation Plaut complete 1750000
Cash balance on hand Docemlier
31st, l'.ifll 141138
Liabilities.
, 3 per cent, bonds of the issue of
! Juyl Ist, 1900 s:!000 00
! Assets exc.jed I.labilities 11219111
We the uiider-igiicd. tlio I iiiuiiee Colilliiit
[ le>»oi' I lie Tow ii Cttuueil of the I'.orough of
j I >:i li si I li. having hi en djroi led to audit 11 le
accounts ..I 111.- receipts and expenditures lor
j Ule \ I ar hull, do certify thai We have cxalilin
! Ed the above station nl and llnd it to eor
j I'eet.
(. I„ Mi I. SIN. |
\M< is V AST IM :. I o\| mh i i:k.
.11 is EI ■ll JIIN KS, I
We the iindeisigned, ~i~ of the Uoi
ough ot Danville, Coiinlv of Montour and
State of Pennsylvania, basing examined the
above slaleinent of the receipts mid expendi
tures of He Horougli and Water funds for the
year 1901, do eei lii \ Ihal \* ■ liiid I hem trie and
corn 'cl.
c.1,. CUH'D. ,
i:|i\V.\l!D IT HIT K. VrniTOKs
D. K. U 11.1,1 \ Ms, |
We tiie (.'lii,)f Burgess and Town Council of
the Borough of Danville, County of Montour
and state of I'ennsy Ivania do certify that the
above slalanient of receipts and expenditures
ol the said Itorough and Water I unds are true
i \ liibits as -how n by t he Inioks of the Secreta
ry and Treasurer, and the Receiver of Water
Rents, according to our knowledge and belief.
I oI'.M'II.MEX:
Will. W. Davis, Joseph Jones,
c;. I!. Secliler. <i. 1.. McLain,
Amos Vasline, .1. F. Dougherty,
It. W. i-'olternian, Aug. Brandt,
Albert Kemuier. Jos. M. Gibson.
M. D. 1,. Secliler,
WM. ITKSKI,, liriti.Kss.
A Wonderful Daisy.
A daisy Ims boon produced in Tali
fnrni.'t Hint is a Moral wonder. Measur
ing more than a foot in circumference
and with three or more rows of petals
of purest white, it is as yet merely a
beautiful curiosity, but before long it
is likely to lind its way into general
cultivation. The new daisy is very
hardy, easily grown and an extremely
freo bloomer. It lias been named the
Shasta daisy, and the grower who orig
inated it, Luther Burhank, says that it
was obtained by crossing the common
American field daisy with the Japa
nese and European kinds. The Mowers
when cut remain perfectly fresh and in
good condition for two weeks or more.
It is likely t" become very popular for
decorative purposes. Boston Tran
script.
A Hint to Streiinoim Students.
There was a wild scene at Budapest
university a few days ago. Twenty
students had been badly plucked ow
ing, as they thought, to the unreason
able severity of the test. One of the
twentv whipping a revolver from his
pocket, rushed up to the examiners' ta
ble and. brandishing his weapon, yelled
at the ten-llicd professors: "You may
thank your stars I've no cartridges! If
i bad, I would have put lead into you
all!" Amid the hubbub the professor#
fled the roots.— I'all Mali (Ja/.elte.
The sentence of lij<s tie Bar to sever,
years' poal servitude in England
makes it definitely and agreeably pos
sible to announce In r retirement from
public life.
The British telegraph monopoly in
Newfoundland displays profound
though somewhat belated discretion ia
getting out of the way of wireless te
legraphy.
ATTENTION
To physical warnings will
ii prevent a serious
illnes* When there are
oppressive fullness afW
J:'" Z]T «ating, bitter risings
beichinjf. headache. di»ii
.AsvtJi litis, tiarvoustiesv with
y, prompt
tion should be given to
tha condition of tae diges
Uhr tik l ' ve nutritive sy«
tems Not thes«
bymploiu 1 * will occur at
9 onca ot in uny single
8 \E canw, but any one of thein
■ J IP indlCftfes a disordered
r la condition of the stomach
V I ' if and other organs of dijfes
>l j I j tion And nutrition
II t A prompt eur« of these
J if conuitiofls will be effected
j J Dj the timely u»e ol Dr
I 111 Fierce's Oolaen Medical
a // Discovery. It heals dis
j J[ eases of the stomach and
other organs of digestion
and nutrition, perfectly
and permanently. Many
y -.1 diseases, seemingly re
mute from the stomach,
♦Jt'- "sßfi» have their origin in a
diseased condition of the
organs of digestion and nutrition. "(Jolden
Medical Discovery" cures through the
stomach diseases which have their origin
iu a diseased condition of the stomach and
hence disease* of liver, lung-, heart and
other organs are cured by use of the "dis
covery." It contains no alcohol, neither
opium, cocaiae, or other narcotic. It is a
true temperance medicine.
Accept no substitute for "Golden Med
teal Discovery." Triere is nothing else
"just as good "
"I was a total wreck —could not sleen or ejit,''
write" Mr. J O Beers, of Berryhiun, Crawford
Co , Mo. "For two years I tried medicine from
doctors but received very little beueSt. I lost
■t»h ana strength, was hot able to do a (food
day's work 1 Commenced takina Dr Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery, aad \vhen I had
taken onq bottle I could sleep, and ray appetite
was wonderfully improved. I have taken five
bottles and am still Improving '
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pallets cure con
stipation by curing the eatlie They do
toot beget the pill habit
I nee* Fur House I'ni nlnhliiK,
From present indications lace prom
ises to be more in vogue than ever for
centerpieces, doilies and decorations for
table linen as well as for the dainty
covers that iidd so much to the beauty
of dressing rooms, batteuberg and the
heavy torchons being more extensively
used. One of the prettiest of dresser
covers ean be made by heavy linen with
a torchon Insertion two inches wide set
In about two and a half inches from
the edge and a border of lace to match
that Is put 011 perfectly tlat.with ml
tered corners. Battenberg and renais
sance lace pieces having a beautiful
flower design embroidered on them are
among the newest things In fancy
work.
Tatting has been resurrected with
other old fashioned things of the same
period, and those who used to delight
In weaving the shuttle in and out In
fashioning this delicate work will now
have a chance lo take up their old pas
time. It is combined with fine linen
and makes the loveliest of table covers.
The most fashionable curtains of the
moment are of Arabian lace, and as the
tint of this lace-is a very peculiar one,
being a duller shade than ecru, they
will lie very difficult to Imitate. For
the large square windows there is «
new style < 112 curtain that is lambre
quin shaped. It hangs down smooth
and straight from the top, with a point
In the center, and the sides continue to
the (' or ! are looped back. A wide
lnserii >n ' Mimes the sides and con
necting scallop, to which Is gathered a
full ruble if tlii< exquisite Arabian
lace.
A Legacy Of The Grip,
Is often a run-down system. Weak
ness, nervousness, lark of appetite, en
ergy and ambition.with disordered liver
ami kidneys often follow an attack of
this wretched disease. The greatest need
then is Electric Bitters, tiie splendid
tonio, blood purifier and regulator of
Stomach. Liver and Kidneys. Thou
sands have proved that they wonder
fully strengthen the nerves, builds up
the system, and restores to health and
good spirits after an attack of (trip. If
suffering, try them. Only 50c. Perfect
satisfaction guaranteed l>v I'anlescVr Co. I
CHOICE MISCELLANY
WrilkliiK In u Watcb.
A promenade inside a watch I hat is
till the while doing its ordinary duty
of telling the time is a pleasure iu
store for visitors to I lie forthcoming
St. Louis exhibition. li is even stated
that a small restaurant, with waiters,
cooks and the ordinary paraphernalia
of such an Institution, is to be located
inside this monster timepiece. The
watch is already in course of construc
tion. Its dimensions, as quoted by the
Chicago News, are. for a timepiece,
enormous, tiie diameter being nearly
seventy-five feet and the height more
than forty feet.
Tiny staircases will be scattered
throughout the watch, and there will
i»e spacious galleries, where visitors
may pass and repass with ease. The
wheels will lie so well protected that
no one can suffer injury either to j>er
son or clothing.
The wheel known as the balanca
wheel will in tills monster watch
weigh a ton, while the so called hair
spring will be considerably thicker
than a rolling pin. Approximately two
minutes will be consumed by the
swings back atld forth of the wheel
nliove mentioned. This wheel will be
pivoted on two huge agate blocks.
Needless to say, the mainspring of
this extraordinary watcb will be enor
mous. Three hundred feet will hardly
measure Its length, and it Is to be
made of ten spring steel bands, two
inches thick, bound together, as it
would be impossible to roll so large a
piece.
When finished, the watch will lie on
its back. It will possess a polished
metal case similar to those used for
watches of ordinary dimensions.
Our \ew Possessions.
Manila, says the Manila Times, has
Havana as a model to follow in the
matter of public cleanliness. During
the Spanish days Cuba contained as
many vile pestholes as any city in Hin
dustan or other places in the orient,
but now Cuba has been flushed and
washed till It hardly resembles its for
mer self. The New York Tribune says
there has not been a case of yellow fe
ver in Havana for several months.
American experts in sanitation know
how to use disinfectants and purifying
chemicals, and above all they know
how to use the water and how to scrub
and how to sweeten. The air of Cuba
Is now sound and wholesome, thanks
chiefly to the American passion for the
best attainable conditions. The Queen
of the Antilles has had a bath at last.
Why not the Pearl of the Orient?
Illumination of \avlgnlile Waters.
A Canadian patent has been granted
for n system designed to do away with
the lighthouses, buoys and the entire
paraphernalia for night navigation be
tween Montreal and Quebec and to
substitute a submerged electric system
which, however, will apply to all in
land navigable waters. The main idea
is to sink an electric cable in the cen
ter of the navigable channels, with
power transmitted from a power house'
at Montreal and lines of colored lights
at or above the water level each side
of the channel, the lights 011 one side
being of a different color from those 011
the other side and supported by cork
floats.
The idea, if not exactly novel, is in
teresting and will provide a method of
lighting obscure channels which should
greatly simplify pilotage.
lllnls to Housewives.
A good way to clean zinc utensils Is
to dip a piece of cotton 111 kerosene
and ruli the articles with it until the
dirt is removed. Dry afterward with
a clean cloth so as to get rid of all
grease.
Absorbent cotton. It is said, if ap
plied at once, will prevent any traces
of a stain being left by oil, milk or
cream spilled on woolen goods.
If your floors are not hardwood and
you wish to furnish with rugs, first
give tin'in a coat of paint, then two or
three coats of varnish, u rubbing with
sandpaper and finish with a good oil
ing and polishing.
Ice cream is said to be an infallible
remedy for hiccoughs.
If when ironing a curtain you dis
cover a hole in it, take a piece of the
best part of an old curtain a little
larger than the hole and dip the edges
In cold starch. Then place it over the
hole and afterward Iron over it
How to Hake Potato Omelet.
Mix three tablespoouftils of bread
crumbs, half a teaspoouful of mixed
herbs and a little chopped parsley and
lemon rind well together in a bowl.
Put a piece of butter on the top.
Have ready six large cooked potatoes,
press through a potato machine onto
the other ingredients. Stir well to
gether and add two eggs and half a
pint of milk well beaten together. But
ter a pie dish, putin the mixture, bake
till of a pale brown color. Serve with
onion or apple sauce.
>=• CATARRH
catarrh||^3l
Ely's Cream
Easy and pleasant Bp*
to use. Contains
injurious drug.
"• HAY FEVER
It opens and cleanses the Nasal Pass
ages. Allays Inflamation.
Heals and Protects the Membrane
Restores the Senses of Taste and Smell.
Large Size, 50 cents; Trial Size.lo cents,
at Druggists or by mail.
ELY BROTHERS. Warren Street.
New York.
Your Tongue
If it's coated, your stomach
is bad, your liver is out of
order. Ayer's Pills will clean
your tongue, cure your dys
pepsia, make your liver right.
Easy to take, easy to operate.
25c. All druggists.
Want your moustache «»r beard a beautiful |
brown or rich Mack ? Then use
BUCKINGHAM'S DYE WhiVkers J j
60 rr<. Of T * ' 112 H*i iA C ****'"'' * _1
MOftfc LIVES ARE SAVED
...BY I SING...
Dr. King's New Discovery,
....F0U....
Consumption, Coughs and Colds
Than By All Other Throat And
Lung Remedies Combined.
This wonderful medicine positively
cures Consumption, Coughs, Colds,
Bronchitis, Asthma, Pneumonia, Hay
Fever.Pleurisy, LaGrippe, Hoarseness,
Sore Throat, Croup and Whooping
Cough NO CURE. NO PAY.
Price 60c. & sl. Trial Bottle Free.
' 0, Li %, RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.
Corrected to May i, 1901.
XKW Voiik.
\ M \.\l I'M 1
I'.uix-iav si r.y. - <«• 10 00 iou
I'lirixtoplu'i St.. -Oil 10 0u 100
Hobokcn -o jo 15 J 20
So ran toil Ar •> 152 543
I'M A.M I'M" I'M'
liuflalo I .vp 11 -n - |.j
Scranton Ar ■'< 15 1U 00
\M • AM- I'MI I'M
Scuawton i» 1» 10 05 155 550
liellevue ii 50 '
Taylorvilie •• » 111 15 203 ■"> 5!)
I.ai'kawanni; . ~01 10 2'! 210 ii 0»>
Huryea ~ o:'. in "Jt; 2 i:; i; on
I'ittston " io :;l J 1" t; l>t
Supguehanna Ave... ■ 1 11 l" 2Hi i; Ii;
West Pfttston ■ I . 10 2 its (> in
Wyoming <l7 in in 227 ii 21
Forty i'ort
Bennett "-1 10 r.i 231 Ii .'SO
Kingston ar. " :l ' 'i 1"
Wiik. > liarrc.. ..Ai 7 111 1110 250 ti 4X
Wilkes-Ham l.\c 7 -H •«) 2 :itl «20
Kingston iv 7 '-i 1 10 ii -10 '• :i">
Plymouth .lunc... . •
i'lymouth 7 :.s II It! 240 0 lii
Avondale 7 12 2.1
Nantlcoke 7i > 11 11 25s li 51
Hunlock'i ~ 'I 'I 17 3 cii I iis7
Shiekshinny. s Ol II • 320 I 710
Hick's lorry " ill 4:; 330 f7 21
Beach I'r.ven s ' s 11 4 K 337 72*
Berwick h Hsl 344 788
Briar (Jreek ll2 ■( ."«<1
Willow Grove . 112 ; i 64
l-ime Uidne s fl2 09 58 .. .
Espy * i-'ls 4 (»; 7:a
Bloomsliurx * " 12 22 412 757
Uupert sl !l 12 27 417 8 111
(Jatawlgea 1 12 -tl 422 H t>s
Danville 12 47 4 .15 m2O
Chulasky 4 42
Uameroii . 12 57 44s
NC'tTUI'M UKRI.A ND }*'}'' ] lO •"> 00 545
Ar AM I'M I'M |. M
GOING KAST.
NEW Y oik PM PMf
Barclay St. Ar. 3 ."5 500 i ....
Christopher St... 'lO 465
Hoboken •! 15 44S I
Scranton 10 05 12 55 !
\M I'M AM* AM*
ftlitfulo Ar HOO 12 45 7 00
Scranton I.v 155 54S 11 H5
AM PMI PM+ ' I'M*
Scranton ■' 42 12 iy 4id H45
Bellevue ; 0 ; i~ 446
Taylorvilie 32 440 535
Lackawanna 21 i 4 32 g 27
Iluryea 2-' l 42n «25
Plttston Hl!' 12 17 424 k2l
Susquehanna Ave.. 10 12 14 420 81H
We6t Pittston.,.. I I 4 17 , slO
Wyoming 9 oil 12 UK 412 kl2
Forty Port '' 01 i 07
Bennett y tl 4 03 k 01
Kingston h £l * II 59 400 HO2
Wilkes-Han-c. I.v s "'0 360 750
Wilkes-Barn- Ar ? s 10 410 hlO
Kingston * •_'* II "iH 400 HO2
Plymouth Junction s •>' 352
Plymouth *<" 11 61 347 753
Avondale s 3 42
Nantlcoke * - s 11 43 33K . 740
Hnnlock s K :i - ; 331 f7 41
Shlckehinny s 11 20 ; 320 781
Hick's Ferry s i O'.i f7 21
Beaeh Haven 5 P'; ! [ 303 712
Berwick ' " 11 "5 If 2 58 705
Briar Creek J til 12 53 fu ,58
Willow Crov .... 1 f2 50
Lime Ki lxe i?" ■ 2 40 J ft! 50
Kspy i 32 10 48 240 II 41
Bloomsburtf ' 10 40 234 038
Kupert LJ 7 10 3; 'j;i ti 32
(Jatawissa I'-, 10 34 "24 (i 27
Itanvllle *' ,>s 10 10 211 012
Chulasky . -
Cameron \l 12 01 , f»i 03
Nouthumbkul'd... tio*oo ! + « M *5 50
LV A.M. I>M PM
Connections at Kupert with Philadelphia Si
Beading Railroad fur Tamanend, Tamaqua,
Williamsport, Sunliury, Pottsville, etc. At
Northumberland with P and E. l>iv. P. 11. K. for
llarrisburg. Lock Haven, Emporium, \V arren
Corry, and Erie.
• Daily. + Daily except unday. fStop on
signal.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
TIME TABLE
| lii Effect Nov, 24, 1901-
AM I A.M.| P.M.P. M
Seranton(l>4iH)lv ifi 4". ju 3S 2 18 -a 27
i'ittston " " 708 112 101»0 S2 42 452
A. M. A. M. P. M. P.M
Wilkesbarro,.. 1 v <i 7 25$ lO 35 I 2 45 >9 00
Plyui'tli Ferry •• I 7 32 f10421t 2 52 16 07
Nanticoke " 742 10 50 301 617
Mocanaqua .... " 801 11 07 8-0 637
Wapwallopen.. " 8 10 II 10 331 647
Nescopcck ar 818 11 2<; 342 7 o<i
A.M. V.M. P.M.
I'ottsville lv § 5 5o :Sll 55 §2 45
Hazleton " 705 12 55 305 ""
Tombicken " 722 1 II 3 151']""
Fern (Hen " 720 1 18 3 22j
Hock Olen "1 7 35
Nescopeck ar 802 115 4 00|^|^|]
~ A.M A.M P.M. P M
Nescopeck lv i S 18 SU 20 342 -7 IK>
Creasy " 830 II 30 3 .">2 7 00j
Espy Ferry.... " I 8 42 II 40 I 4 02 7 SO!*"""
E. Bloomsburg, " 847 II 5o 4 of> 725
Catawissa ar 855 11 57 413 73^
Catawissa lv 855 11 57 4 l.i 73J
South Danville " wl4 12 15 431 751
Sunbury " 935 12 40 455 ; 8 15,
A. M. P. M. P. M 17M.
Sunbury lv y42 512 15 !j 510 ii 45!
Lewisburg.... ar 10 13 1 4"> 540
Milton " lutis 130 535 10 071
Williamsport.. II 00 141 ii 30 jo 55!
Lock Haven... - 1150 220 7 2!> !
Kenovo '• A.M. SOO 830
Kane " 8 25, 1
P.M. P.M.!
Look Haven..lv 512 10 3 45' I
Bellefonte ....ar 135 1 11 ....
Tyrone " 220 oon 1
Pliilipsburg " 135; 8 02
Clearfield " 525; s 45
Pittsburg.... '• 055 10 45
A.M. P.M. P. M. P M
Sunbury lv 950 si 1 55 520 s3l
Harrlsburg.... ar 11 3o $3 15 ti 50 10 10i
P. M. P. M. P. 31. A M
Philadelphia., ar j3 17 623 ||lo 20 425
Baltimore ".§ 311 fl oO !> 4", 230
Washington... " S 4 10 |, 7 16 '.O 55 1 05;
_ ,A. MP, M.
Sunliury lv §lO 00 § 2 15
Lewistown Jc. ar II 45 105
Pittsburg •• ii 55 810 15
A.M. P.M. P. M. P M
Harris burg.... lv 11 45 50011 7 15 H025
P. M. A M. A. »!. A M
Httsburg ar ti 55 ;| 160 150 5 31l
P.MJPMA M|AM!
l'itt-burg lv 710 000 :;&0i!8 00'....
IA. M A Mi PM,
Harrisburg.... ar 200 42n 0 :i0 3ln ..
AM A M
Plttsbuig lv ! 8 00
P M
Lewistown J.\ " 7 30 - 300
Sunbury ar » 20 • 4 60
P. M.I A M \ M A M
Washington... lv 10 40 750 10 50'
Baltimore '• 11 41 4 10 537 11 45
Philadelphia... " 11 20j 423 S3O 11 40
A. M A MA. M. PM|
Harrlsburg.... lv 335 7 55.-11 10; 120
Sunbury ar .1 05 ;• 110; 6 05
P.M. A M'AMi"
Pittsburg lv ;I2 45 :! 00 ; S 00 ;
t'learfield.... " !' 3 50] 028 ""
Pliilipshurg.. " 4 40j j 10 12
Tyrone " ! 700 >lO 12 25
Bellefonte.. " sit. 032 1 l>5 1 "" *
Lock Haven ar 015 10 30j 2 10;'"""
P.M. A M A M l'M
Erie, lv 535 '
Kane '• s -I.V 000 '""
Kenovo " 11 50 ; 0 45. 10 30
Lock Haven " 12 38! 735 II 25 300
A.M. I* M
Williamsport.." 220 830 12 10 400
Milton 222 010 127 4 47'**^.
Lewisburg " 005 I 15 442 '"
Sunbury arj 323 oin 165 515 ""
A. M. AMP M P M )
Sunbury lv 51; 15 955 200 525
South Danville "I 7 llj 10 IT 221 'soi']]]]
Catawissa •• 7 32| 10 36 2 3ti 6 081'"]
EBloomsburg.. " 737 10 43 213 <J 15
Kspy Ferry '• 742 flo 47 16 10 '""
Creasy •• 752 in 6t) 235 030 '///_
Nescopeck " 802 11 05i tOS 640 ""
A M AMP.M. P M ~
Calau i»»a. ...I\ 7 .32 10 :!S 2 3r, li 08
Nescopeck Iv 823 5505 : 7 05
Kock (ilen ar II 22 7 28 '
Fern Olen •• 861 11 281 532 7 .;i ""
Tombicken " >ss II.»> 5 :!8 T42
Hazleton " 010 II 58 . 50, 805
I'ottsville •• 10 15 ii
A 51 A 51 I' 51 P M "~
Nescopeck lv 802 11 i's :5 05 610
Wapwallopen..ar 8 li> 11 20 320 il 62
Mocanaqua 831 II 32 330 701
Nanticoke " 853 II 54 ;40 710
P Ml
Plyin'th Ferry • 112 003 12 12 ■; 5; 17 28
Wilksbarte . .". " 910 12 in 405 735
AM P M P 31 P M
I'ittston DA II) ar - 9 L' 9 12 55 450 836 1
Scranton " " 10 08 121 521 iv 05
W eekday--. E Daily. 112 Flag station.
Pullman Parlor and Sleeping Cars run on
through trains between Sunbury. Williamsport
and Erie, between Sunbury and Philadelphia
and Washington and between Harrisburg, Pitts
burg and the West.
For lurther information apply to Ticket Agents
1. H. UCTCmXSO.X, ,/. IL WOOD, i
(len'l Manager. Qen'l I'atts'n'i' Ag |
iSlioes, Shoes
Stsrlisll! *
Olieap r
I
Bicycle, Gymnasium and
Tennis Shoes.
THE CKLEHKATED
Carlisle Shoes
AND THE
Snag Proof
Klibber Boots
A SPECIALTY.
A. SCHATZ,
sum mi
A. Rellam©
TIN SHOP
For all kind of Tin Roofing,
Spoutlne and Ceneral
Job VVork.
Stoves, Heaters, Ranges,
Furnaces. «tc.
PRICES THE LOWEST!
(jUJLITK THE BEST!
JOHN HIXSON
NO. 116 E. FRONT ST.
JOHN W. FAENSWOETH
INSURANCE
Life Firs Accident ail Steam Boiler
Office: Montgomery Building, Mill street,
Danville, - • Penn'a
PHILADELPHIA &
READING RAILWAY
CORRECTED TO NOV. 17. 1901
TKAINS LEAVE DAN VILLI,
(weekdays only)
Fcr Philadelphia 11.21 a m.
For New York 11.24 a m,
For Oatawispa 11.21 a. m„ 6.01 p. m.
For Milton 7.82 a, m., 4.00 p m.
For Wiiliainsport 7.32 a. in., 4.00 p iq
Trains for Baltimore, Washington aud th»
South leave Twenty-fourth and Chestnnt
Streets, Philadelphia, weekdays— 3.23, I.Li
10.22 a. in., 12.10, 1.3 a, 3.03,1.12, 5.03, 7.26, C..26 p.
m., 12.21 night. Sundays 3.23, 7.14 a. in., 12.18
1.33, 4.12, 6.03. 7.26, 8.2tl p. tn.
ATLANTIC CITY RAILROAD.
Leave Philadelphia, Chestnut Street Whar
and South Street Wharf for Atlantic City.
WEEKDAYS Express, 9.00 a. m., 2.00, 4.00,
5.00,7.15 p. m. Accommodation, 8.00 a. m„
5.15 p.m. Sundays- Express, 9.00. 10.00 a.m.,
7.15 p. m. Accommodation, 8.00 a. m., 5.00 p. m.
Leave ATLANTIC CITY DEPOT-Week
days—Express, 7.35, 9.00,10.15 a. m., 2.50,5.30 p.
m. Accommodation, 8.05 a. m., 3.50 p m.
Sundays—Express, 10.15 a. m., 4.30,7.80 p. m.
Accommodation 7.15 a. m., 4.05 p. m.
Parlor cars on all express trains.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA.
For CAPE MAY and OCEAN CITY-Week
days—B.4s a. in.. 4.15 p. m. Sundays—B.4s a. in.
For SEA ISLE ClTY—Weekdays 0n1y—8.45
a. in.
NEW YORK ANI) ATLANTIC CITY
EXPRESS.
Leave NEW YORK (Liberty Street) 9.40 A. &S
3.40 p. m.
Leave ATLANTIC ClTY,—Weekdays- 8 SO a.
in.. 2.15 p. in.
Detailed time tables at ticket officer.
W.G BKSLER, EDSON J WlEKfc-
Gen. Superintendent (ieueral A^ent.
The
Woodman
HEARD THE PLEA \ND
Snared i"Tbt Tree"
AND
NOW BUYS
PEGG'S
COAL
AT
344 Ferry Street.