ANNUAL STATEMENT
OF THE
Bill 11 ill! Otillßl
OF THE
Borough of Danville, Pa,.
For the Year 1901.
BOROUGH.
George W "• K*celver of 1*» Borough A
1),,g Taxes fur Ist :tinl Sufi V» arils.
DR.
To balance due as per last
statement
CR.
Hy casli paid tot he Borough
Treasurer during 1901. 24 00
Hy bal. due at settlement o»> • ' w - a
Edward W Peters, Receiver
of Borough and Dog 1 axes
for I^OH.
DR.
To balance due as per last
statement *
Crt
Hy cash paid to the Borough
Treasurer during 1901 . J®
By exonerations during 1W ls *» 2J M
Edward W Peters, Receiver
of Borough and Dog Taxes
for Ist® „ _
DR.
To balance due as per last
statement
CR
By cash paid to the Borough
Treasurer during 1901... »>•-;
By exonerations during 1901 »»W.
By penalty on above f98.02
exonerated ■* * '
By bal. due at settlement. 34 Q-- ly ., „ 0
Kdward W Peter*. Receiver
of Borough and I>og Taxes
for 1900. „
DR.
To balance due as per last
statement lws v "
Tosper cent, penalty added
after exonerations of
February loth, 15)01 *•
KM) 5,
CR.
Bv cash paid to the Borough ....
Treasurer during 1901
By exonerations during 1901 &-
Hy penalty on atiove »*- •-
exonerated since hebru
ary loth. 1901 I 34
By bal. due at settlement... -<i lb
—— 1056 a,
Edward W I'eters. Receiver
of Borough and Dog Taxes
for 1901. „
DR.
To total duplicate. Borough «» 71
CR.
By 5 percent, rebate on tax
es paid within *SO days... 315 •>'
Hy cash paid to the Borough
Treasurer within 00 days 6310 OB
By cash paid to the Borough
Tri as, within 4 months. 852 3H
Hy taxes entered at County
Commissioners office.... 10 19
By balance due at final set
tl,n " m Mttfl
Harry Elienbogen, Borough
Tri'asurer. Danville. Pa..
December 31st. 1901.
Fund for relief of disabled
Firemen.
DR.
To cash on hand Jan'y I.ll*ol 416 52
To cash received during 1901 135 58
CR
By S. A. McCoy. Treasurer,
order No. 1 416 52
By S. A. McCoy, Treasurer,
order No. - ." 18558
Harry EUenbogen, Borough
Treasurer. Danville, Pa.,
December 31st. 1901.—Bor
ough Fund.
DR
T.. H. B. Deen. Market Mas
ter 1534 45
To 8. A. McCoy, City Hall
rent? 134 16
To H. B. Patton. City Hall
rents 559 14
To Geo. W. Miles. 1596 taxes 24 0)
To Ed. W. Peters. lW's taxes 309
ToKd. TV. Peters. 1899 taxes 55 25
To Ed. W. Peters, 1900 taxes 701 35
To Ed. W. Peters. 1901 taxes 7162 4*
To County Treas. return tax 6 16
To County Treas. hotel li
censes JO7B 00
To Justice Hunter, fines 14 00
To Justice Oglesby, lines 46 00
To Justice Hare, tines 13 00
To John A. Moyer. theatre
license 136 CO
To John A. Moyer. other li
cense 14 50
To Albert Kemmer, theatre
license 131 M)
To Albert Kemmer, other li
cense 22 50
To B. B. Brown. Health Of
ficer 3 00
To Standard Electric Light
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 2 25
To Mrs. Louise Bloch. loan. 3000 00
To Jos. Longenberger. loan. 500 00
CR
By amount overdrawn Jan.
Ist. IVOI 240 89
By orders paid 15412 3k
By Coupon paid 318 50
By cash on hand Dec. 31. 1901 2190 46
Borough Expenditures.
Board of Health.
H. B. Brown, Health Officer 144 25
Dr. C. Shultz, Secretary . . 25 00
Rossman & Son. fluid 10 00
Expressage and Postage I 25
Trumbower & Werkhelser.
repairs to watch house..l 85
Montour American.printing 2 25
Fire Department.
Friendship Co., No. 1.
Appropriation ... 19090
Repairs.
Boet linger & Dietz 4 25
D C. Hunt.... 6 00
William M. Cook 5 63
John L. Russell 6 00
Trumbower & Werkhelser... ">4«
Miles. Pelfer &. Co 7 50
Supplies.
Curry fc Van nan 206 25
Eureka Fire Hose Co 14 00
Kellerman. Crane Nozzle
Mfg. Co 27 55
Coal.
A. C. Amesbury 13 23
Frank Buyer 970
Washington Co. No. 2
Appropriation 150 0,)
Repairs.
Joseph Lecliner I 25
Miles, Pelfer & Co 7 50
Supplies.
s. J. Welliver 2 2x
Keilermaij, Cram* Nozzle
Mffc.Co 2735
Coal.
\. C. Amesbury 19 i>4
Samuel Mi 115.... 9 30
Continental Co , No. 3.
Appropriation 150 00
Repairs.
George Hendricks 2 50
Charlies l.'ttermlller.. ion
Trumbower Ac Werkhelsei 19 67
J. Farnsworth. Agent 7 50
Supplies.
Eureka Fire Hose Co 10 50
J. II Cole. 6K4
Joseph Lecliner 10 86
Kellerman. Crane Nozzle
Mfg. Co 27 55
Coal
A. C. Amesbury 9 60
Thomas A. Schott 9 00
Good Will Co., Wo 1.
Appropriation . 150 00
Repairs.
Joseph Lecliner 1 5(1
Trumlxjwer &. Werkhelser.. Muo
J. Farnsworth, Agent 7 s<>
Supplies.
.1.11. Cole I 7U
ICureka. Fire Hose Co 17 50
Kellerman, Crane Nozzle
Mf*. Co 27 35
Coal.
A. C. Amesbury. 20 40
Chief Engineer J. G. Walte. 52 00
F.xecutive Board. 25 00
Total Fin' Department 1245 Sti
Streets & Bridges
H. B. Deen, Street Commls'r 600 00
Labor.
Joseph Bingham 94 55
John Lewis 1 15
W. E. Garrett I in
P. Riley ..... 2 30
William Deutsch 1000
A. T. Cashner 115
George Cross ley ia
George Riley 17 68
.lames Biffle... in 57
Art hut- Gearhart s."> 21
William Chllds 31 73
William Hawk 58
John Nevius I«»
Samuel Waite 15 00
J.C.Snyder 3 4">
I. Frehafer 58
B. H. Waite.... 1004.>
John Bryan 200 40
William Ward.... .... 5800
Uriah Grove 33 75
William Byerly 40 07
H. Lamberson 115
Thomas Gill. 15 43
Charles Winters •• 125
.1. Weniger 16 25
Wesley Deshay 21 *8
John Deutsch 26 ss
Joseph Gerst. 3 13
James Grimes ~ 30
George liupp 3 13
H. Hollister 2 30
I'. Snyder 'OH
J. AI beck 11
S. Morrison " ■0
J. Herman 12 18
J. Lellier -• 20 .0
D. Cashner 20 13
Patrick Coleman 33 OU
James Edge worth 17 25
William McCollum 920
Frank Boss
John Boss .... 10 03
William Fallon 3K
D. Jacobs -. I J, 1 '
Stephen Koefer 8 75
Wesley Crossley 12»
11. Cavanaugh 115 51
John Russell 14 03
James I*. Connolly 188
James Connolly 3 75
Jesse Fisher 18 13
J. Bookmlller 112.'.
George Gross 1 88
Thomas Martin 2 50
J.Love 3 13
A. B. Fox 125
Hauling.
James Riffle. 383 ift)
Ellis Bank 2180
Rozella Curtis . 77 00
Mrs. i). Cashner 53 20
Trumbower & Werkheiser.. 125
Mrs. M. Shepperson 3 00
Thomas Wei liver 4 00
Bobert Morris 9 00
William Miller 5 40
Washington Fire Co 90
Charles Mottern 40 40
Hugh Oliver 10 00
Erwln Hunter 1050
Friendship Fire Co 3d 08
Supplies.
S. Bailey & Co.. lumber 50 OS
Trumbower A Werkheiser,
lumber 41 53
Hoover Bros., lumber 3 05
William Kechler, salt 3 00
H. Rupp. work 2 25
Chris. Hershey. signs 1 80
S. J. Welliver, sundries 4 10
H. Cavanaugh. chains 1 SO
S. Arms, painting 1 77
Frank Hen ram. work 100
J. H. Cole, sundries 25 61
George Belfsnyder. lumber,
cinder, etc 41 SO
John B. Hughes, stone land
marks' 300
T. L. Evans' Sons, stone, etc 18 05
P. M. Kerns & Sun. work 7 10
H. F. Shutt. work 1 4o
Boettlnger & Dietz. work. . 40
Keely & Trumbower, work. 15 92
Surveying.
George W. West 120 C)
2742 92
Culvert and Retaining Wall on Walnut St.
Labor.
Charles Bryan 04 12
William Childs 132:.
J. J. Herman 65 01
John Deutsch 62 38
John Leffler 04 26
John Wentger 7 3S
Alex. Mowery 42 20
James McCormick . 58 51
William Byerly 14 76
Michael Mullen 2 5o
K. Do ran 3300
Patrick Bedding 57 63
Patrick Finley 50 01
Peter SSnyder . 28 05
J. W. Freeze 14 on
George Crossley 7 5o
Samuel Waite 37 76
George Eichner 7 25
Thomas Gill 2 5o
Patrick Coleman 5 CO
Wesley Deshay . *2 14
Ben Nevius 7 50
John Neville 20 70
William Sechler 6 25
John Bookmlller 31 sy
I. Frehafer . 1313
Edward Scott 14 51
Wesley Crossley .... 13 75
Joseph Birks 8 75
11. C. Hcverly 5 00
Masons.
H. Shutt 93 38
Peter Kelly 82 78
U. M. Swank-.... 08 75
Jacob Hort 25 00
James Heckendorn oy 00
0. Heinbach 10 00
John Ickes 1125
P. J. Keefer . 25 00
Hauling.
Friendship Fire Co 58 60
Washington Fire Co 1 00
William Mowrer 7 60
IVilllam Shepperson 2 00
Mrs. William Shepperson ... 420
Materials, Etc.
Hoover Bros., lumber 57 43
Montour Coal & Iron Co.,
planks 4 50
Trumbower & Werkheiser,
lumber 19 73
William Black, Agt., freight
on stone 153 03
Mrs. Ann Hen.y, stone 03 48
Low Bros., & Co., stone 83 09
Silver Springs Quarry, stone 184 50
Hugh Oliver, stone 75 34
John Keim, bricks 12 00
S. J. Welliver, cement, etc. 14 00
Welliver Hardware Co., ce
ment, etc 22 50
J. H. Cole, cement, etc 453 80
H. Bupp, repairing t0015.... 1 95
Joseph Lecnner, time and
materials 9 18
John B. Hughes, coping 14 43
T. 1,. Evans Sons, coping 28 30
l>. B. Sweltzer, sand 120 05
Li. 1.. McLaln, oil 1 68
Joseph Lechner. lead 3 15
L'urry & Vannan, railing 0r
Iron fence 10175
Total cost 2730 42
Street Lighting.
Standard Electric Light Co. 5548 29
Police Department.
J. C. Mincemoyer. Chief of
Police 600 on
J. G. Voris, Assistant Police 600 00
Supplies.
■i J*Welliver, cartridges, etc 1 DO
-. A French, St pairs of nip
pers I 50
S. A. McCoy, expressage on
nippers 25
11. Ellenbogen & Bro., part
payment on overcoats. . 28 00
H. Ellenbogen & Bro , 2 hel
mets .. »50
Feeding Prisoners.
J.C. Mincemoyer 7 02
Total Police Department. 1243 27
High Constable.
B. IJ. Hrown. salary.... r{2 l*J
B. B. Brown, burying cats 4 00
Town Hall Building.
Repairs.
A. C. Boat 3 80
< . M Johnston 753
Frank Schram 1120
Trumbower & Werkheiser.. Isß6
D. C. Williams 2 25
Trumbower & Werkheiser. 8 06
Miscellaneous.
Standard Gas Co., gas. . 34 80
F,. W. Peters, taxes for 1901.. 108 07
H. L. Gross, interest . 131 00
Joseph Hunter, Interest 107 60
Seldel & Hausch, flags and
ribbons . 19 £>B
Total Town Hall Building..
Council Chamber.
Mrs H Lamberson,cleaning t 50
JohnS. McClure. repairs to
Welsbach lights 80
Frank Boyer, coal 3 25
Lock Up.
Repairs.
Trumbower & Werkheiser.. 25
W m t; Brown t»5
Danville Stove A Mfg. C 0... 5(1
Supplies.
Wash'ton Fire Co. hauling.. 25
SJ Welliver, sundries 2 its
Frank Boyer, coal 4 50
Total Lock I'p y n
Printing.
Montour County Democrat . 25 no
G Edward Boat i jo
Montour American... 22 00
Legal Expenses.
R S Ammerman, Borough
Solicitor 50 00
Edward S Gearhart IfMj 0u
Sam'l Goldsmith, Chairman
Finance Com. costs 274 8s
Town Clocks.
Edward E Lunger, winding. :tono
St. Joseph's Church,winding 30 00
Auditors.
D R Williams 350
Charles G Cloud j r>o
Edward Purper j 50
Tax Colltctor's Commission.
Edward \V Peters 204 02
Stationery.
Alex II Grone 2003
Commercial Stamp Co.. 40
Mrs Jennie l'eising, Treas
urer, interest on Josiali
S\ olf 1 - 00
Miscellaneous.
Hairy Ellenbogen, Borough
Treasurer, salary 75t0
Harry Elienbogen. Borough
Treasurer, state tax on
bonds 74 00
Danville National Hunk.
rent for saft deposit Im>\ 3 00
Eil W Peters, share for tax
hooks 2 00
S A McCoy,Sec'y of I 'oil n."i I,
salary . 4*oo
Harry It Patton. Secretary
or Council*salary 132 00
II B Patton, making 1901 tux
duplicate ISSO
- A Mi •Coy. issuing licenses I '25
Montour & Columbia Tele
phone Co., rent of phone 12 00
Municipal Journal and En
glneer. subscription 3 00
Borough Recapitulation 1901.
Board of Health.... IH4 61
Fire Department.
Frindship Fire Co., No. 1— 455 57
Washington Fire Co., No. 2.. 210 92
Continental Fire Co., No. 3 . 237"*
Good Will Fire CO., No. 4 . 239 15
Chief Engineer 52 00
Executive Board 25 00
Streets and Bridges.
H B been, Street Co turn is'r. (100 00
Labor 113184
Hauling *lB5 62
Supplies 235 40
Surveying 120 00
J 2742 K
Street lighting 55482S
Culvert and Retaining Wall
on Walnut Street 2730 41.
Police Department.
Salaries 1200 Oil
Supplies 30 25
Feeding prisoners 7 i 2
High Constable.
Salary 32 00
Burying cats 4 IB
Town Hall Building.
Repairs 54 70
Miscellaneous 40515
Council Chamber. 8 55
LockUp 9 13
Printing : 4s 50
Legal Expenses 424 88
Town Clocks 00 00
Auditors 10 50
Trx Receiver's Commissions 204 02
Stationery 20 43
Interest on Wolf Bequest... 72 00
Miscellaneous 302 75
15412 38
The Borough of Danville, Pa., Dec. 31, 1901.
Assets.
Taxes entered at County
Commissioners office pri
or to 1901 15187
1901 taxesentered .... .. 10 1!)
Balance of lsyo taxes due
from George W Miles.. >; 73
Balance of 1*99 taxes due
from Ed W Peters 34 02
Balance of 1900 taxes due
from Ed W Peters 271 10
Balance of 1901 taxes due
from Ed W Peters 1122 03
Fire Engine Houses. 0000 00
Hose Carriages. . 2000141
Steam Fire Engine 8000 00
Fire Hose 3400 00
Small Hose S5 00
Sundry Supplies 175 00
Tools for street work 4000
Town Hall Building SOUOOO
Furniture 250 00
Lock Cp 100 B0
Barn on Friendship lot 135 no
Seidel & Bausch, rent 54 20
Cash balance on hand He
cember 31st. 1901 2190 40
Liabilities.
Mortgage on Town Hall 4500 00
Three percent, bonds Issued
November Ist. 1900 140"0 00
Loan, Mrs. Louise Bloch IjIIOOOO
Loan. Joseph Longenberger SUOOO
Curry & Vannan, hose 200 25
Assets exceed Liabilities. - 4809 41
WATER DEPARTMENT.
George W. Miles, Receiver ol 189G Water Tax lor
First and Second Wards.
Dr.
To bal. due per last statement... t 75 48
Cr.
By cash paid to the Borough
Treasurer during 1901 S 30 00
By balance due at statement 39 4S
Edward W. Peters, Receiver of 1898
Water Taxes.
Dr.
To bal. due per last statement... 8 4 18
Cr.
By cash paid to the Borough
Treasurer during 1901 8 3 34
By exonerations during 1901 .84
Edward W. Peters, Receiver of 1899
Water Taxes.
Dr.
To bal. due per last statement... 139 70
Cr.
By cash paid to the Borough
Treasurer during 1901 53 05
By exonerations during 1901.... 82 >2
By penalty on above &52.52 exon
erated 4 13
By amount overpaid 195
Edwanl w. Peters, Receiver of
1900 Water Taxes. ,
Dr.
To bal. due per last statement... 912 25
To 5 per cent, penalty added af
ter exonerations ot February
15,1901 41 32
Cr.
By cash paid to the Borough
Treasurer during 1901 701 35
By exonerations during 1901 *2 72
By penalty on 820.80 exonerated
since February 15, 1901 1 34
By balance due at settlement 201 10
9SO 57
Edward w Peters, Receiver ot
1901 Water Taxes.
Dr.
To duplicate 5409 20
Cr.
By 5 per cent, relate on taxes
paid within 00 days 2U2 49
By cash paid to the Borough
Treasurer within 00 days 4<U9 74
By cash j>aid to the Borough
Treasurer within 4 months... f3C 17
By taxes entered at the County
Commissioners oftice o 55
By bal. due at iiual settlement.. 074 25
Harry Ellenbogen,,Borough Treasurer, Danville,
Pa„ December 31, 1901
WATER FUND.
Dr.
To cash on hand January 1. 1901 1325 33
ToS. A. McCoy. Receiver, water
rents 2000 77
To 11. B. Patton, Receiver water
rents 9103 19
To Geo. W. Miles, 1896 taxes.... 30 00
To Edward W. Peters, I*9B taxes 3 34
To Edward W. Peters, 1899 taxes 55 00
To Edward W. Peters, 1900 taxes 701 35
lo Edward W. Peters, 1901 taxes 158 >9l
To County Treasurer, return tax o 3o
To cash lor cement sold 20 00
To E. Keeler Co. cement....... 30 27
To J. H. Cole, cement and bags. 124 50
To Howe A: Polk, cement 4 20
To New York Cont. Filt. Co , for
old worm .... 25 00
To cash for cor|»>ration cocks
sold during 1900 50 40
Too. B. Sweitzer. cement 26 25
To the Danville Bessemer Com
pany. lire hydrants . 58 00
To the Weliiver Hardware Com
pany. empty cement sacks... 9 50
To Curry &. Vannan, urap 73 :i
To the Berwick Water Company
use ot pump. 8 00
To Howe A Pulic, stone Is 20
To Howe & Polk, pipe 14 52
To Curry A Vannan, old Iwiler
tubes . 01 10
To Foust Bros., old ho ler tubes. .too
Cr.
tiy orders paid 1:1482 lit
By coupons paid 2285 ,'>o
By bonus |iai'i ''unredeemed"... i:tOO 00
To cash balance on hand Decem
ber 31st, 1901 1414 3*
Water Dept. Expenses for 1901.
Regular Employers.
Engineers.
Angus Wright 57190
Jacob Byerlv 77* 30
Edward F Bell 212 85
•Jeorge Ilullihcn 17 20
Firemen.
Edward F Bell toe >0
George Ilullihcn 551 25
Charles Bryan ISO 00
John L. Russell 34 30
P. J. Reefer, Supt.. salary. twi 00
S. A McCoy, Receiver,salary... 1-'S On
11. B. Pattern, Keceiver, salarv 352 00
«,0
Auditors.
D. R. Williams 3 50
Charles G. Cloud -■ j
Edward Purpur •> ->0
Miscellaneous.
P J Keefer, jostage and Ixix rent 7 (W
H B Patton, postage and " 26 9>
U B Patton, making 1901 tax Uu
plieate 50
Harry Ellenbngen, Boro. Treas
urer, salary ToOii
Harry Ellenbogen. Boro. Treas
urer, for state tax on bonds. 332 00
S A McCoy, making two water
duplicates 2500
Edward W Peters, share on tax
books '-'OO
Montour & Columbia Telephone
Company, phone rent 0 00
Alex 11 Grone. Agt, Expressage .45
Danville National Bank, Inter
est 85 46
I'nited Telephone and l'elegraph
Company, phone rent 6uo
Stationary.
Alex 11 Grone 91
Tax Receiver's Dommisslons.
Edward W Peters 1&94:
Borough Solicitor.
R8 Aminerman, salary .">0 01
Repairs, Labor and Materials.
Curry A Vannen 183 57
Joseph Lechner 87 81
John L Russell 10 13
Charles Bryan 25 90
John L Russell 8 75
William Hullihen 125
Casper Diseroad 14 4u
itonert Russell . 19 88
lohn Hurley 16 88
James Wertman .30
Thomson Meter Company 9 49
H. Rupp 189
Standard Electric Light Co 11 75
John Hixson 5 45
I Charles Shears 303 400
4OO GS
Meters.
National Meter Company 135 0D
Supplies.
Howe A Polk, fire clay 19 32
Frank Samuel, fireclay 10 30
I Atlantic Refining Company, oil
and grease 105 93
Howw A Polk, belting 42 25
D Strickler A Co.. belt grease.. 3 50
George W Lord, boiler compound 4> 60
A C Amesbury, coal 17% 73
J II Kase, coal 243
Samuel Mills, coal tor office 4 50
A C Amesbury, coal for office.. 3 95
Standard Gas Co., gas 92 80
J U Cole, sundries 10 98
H R Moore, sundries 16 73
H M Schoch, sundries 3 45
SJ Welliver, sundries 40
George Handford, directory for
office 3 75
Mrs Wm J Thomas, enamel, etc. l 45
0 S Janney & Co., soda ash.... 4 18
Haines, Jones A Cadbury, cor
poration cocks 18 72
Danville Bessemer Co., sand.... 5 00
H Bleclier, sand 0 00
A M Peters, ice 21 14
Trumbower A Werxhelser, lum
ber, etc 13 44
John Christian, lime 3 50
Andrew Schatz, boots . 7 00
William K Lunger, boots 3 00
Hoover Bros, lumber 5 .".4
United Telephone & Telegraph
Company, phone rent 1175
Rensselaer MigCo hydrants 113 00
J C Cruikshank, bel, outfit 3 15
H Rupp, ash barrow 5 01
Fisher Governor Co sundries 4 10
E Keeler Co, sundries list
Curry & Vannan. Waste 7 47
Harrison Bros A Co. Inc. alum.. 597 75
John Marshall, cleaning office
carpet. 4 CO
Street Work.
Repairs and Extension to Mains, etc.
Labor and Materials.
Joseph Lechner 325 62
Frank Schram 19 18
Frank Boyer 14 00
J H Cole 1132
P M Kerns & Son 2 20
Curry A Vannan 47 01
John (Jrove 5 75
Edward Wertmau 1 4<>
Keeley A Truinbower 18 30
CharlesGibbonß 199
American Car and Foundry Co. 319 08
Charles Bryan 38 30
Robert Russell 10 75
WFChilds 19 21
B Nevius U >0
Charles Shears 1 38
1 Fisher « 13
Jerry Love 10 75
Geerge W Foust 12 50
F Love 18 00
F Ammerman 12 0»i
J Snyder 9 38
J Mitchell 13 63
Thomas Bracelin.. . mm 125
B Murphy 3 13
Patrick Ryan 3 75
Jacob Kessler 4 38
Edward Wertman 4 20
William Ward 5 50
James Rosencrans 30 00
Ellis Rank 1 50
Freight and Drayage.
John Patton 51 30
Washington Fire Company 82 06
George Gardner 5o
E E Shultz 75
Printing.
The Gem 15 00
Montour American 25 On
The Sun 12 00
G Kd Roat 18 0>)
Annex. -Labor.
Charles Bryan .. 25 20
Edward Wertman 2170
1)C Williams ... : 0::
Hauling.
William Sechler 4 50
Carpenter.
John Russell 25 20
Masons and Bricklayers.
JohnDelanty 22 50
Joseph Hahn 13 75
John Fisher 6 00
Painting.
H G Mowrer 9 90
Materials, Tools, Etc.
H Blecher, sand 6 70
R E Gillaspy. board 17 15
John Christian, lime 4 20
John Keiin. bricks 81 25
J H Cole, sundries 12 30
H K Moore, sundries 13 24
John Patton, freight and dray
age 1 05
Hoover Bros, lumber 29 30
George Reitsnyder, lumber 02 14
Danville Bessemer Co, pine.... 10 24
Danville Bessemer Co. fire brick 91 00
Keystone MfgCo, packing 5 53
Adams Express Co. expressage. 55
Joseph Lechner, supplies and tit
tings 93 34
Curry A Vannan, labor and ma
terials 829 09
Babcock A Wilcox Co. balance
ol boiler 1960 00
Babcock A Wilcox Co, traveling
expenses 1182
2797 34
Resetting Old Boiler at Water Works.
Labor.
< lharles Bryan 50 40
Robert Russell 6375
John Hurley 16 25
Charles Huilihen 8 75
B Murphy 7 50
John Russell 119'
Frank Snyder 11 63
I'Snyder 16 20
Edward Wertman 1376
D McClow 1 00
Masons and Bricklayers.
Heury Search 41 6i
Joseph Hahn 32 45
Jacob Elliott 29 70
John Rudy 963
C Albeck 2 75
J Albjck 22 s;:
I. McClow 13 20
Hauling.
Charles Mottern 6 00
William Shepperson 8 40
William Miller...™ 90
Materials, Etc.
Danville Bessemer Co, firebrick 218 00
Reading Iron Co. (ire brick.... 72U<>
Carry & Vannan, taking tubes
out 15 80
Curry A Vannan, putting tulies
in .. 24 20
Curry A: Vannan, for new tubes
in old tioiler 355 29
Curry A Vannan, wall bolts 17 63
Curry A Vannan. smoke stack.. 119 m
Curry A Vannan, steam pipe. .. 87 87
1280 18
Water Recapitulation. —l9Ol.
Regular employees 3852 3 >
Auditors 10 50
Stationary l
Miscellaneous 578 36
Tax Receiver's commissions.... 159 42
Borough Solicitor.. 50 0(1
Repairs 400 69
Meters 135 01
Supplies 3016 11
Street «ork. materials, etc 993 27
Freight and Drayage 137 67
Printing 70 uo
: Completing Annex 2797 31
Resetting old boiler at the water
works... '2BO 47
Water Department.- Assets.
I All taxes entered at the County
Commissioners office prior to
I**ll 221 29
1901 taxes entered 6 55
. Balance of I MM; taxes due from
George W Miles 39 18
Balance of 19on taxes one from
Edward w Peters 201 lo
Balance of 1901 taxes due from
Edwaril W Peters 674 25
Fire Hydrants 1339990
•water Mali." looowno
Building Ma< hiiitry Wells i !S 17 <nt
Kiltiutiim Plant Complete I7."iiunii
Cash balance on huna Deivm' nr
•Ist. I'.llll ; I II I ,v
- I'.i.'il'.M 1
Liabilities.
3 per cent. bonds of tin- issue of
Juyllst, l'.mo -
Assets exceed Liabilities ll_T'll
U « 1 lie undersigned, the l-inanee I mumit
tee ol tin Town (,'ouucil ot tin' Borough o
Danville, having been IJ l 111 - ti-11 In :i iiil i t Hi
accounts of tln> iptsiniil expenditures to
llic year liKll, iln certify that we nave examin
ed tin' above statement anil find it to be em
I reel.
ii. I j. Mi LAIN, |
AMOS VASTINK, CiiMMITTI I .
IOSKI'II JUNKS, |
We the undersigned, Auditors ol the JSol
ough of Itanville, futility of Montour am
State of IVnnsylvania, having examined th
above statement of then i i ||its and expend
turcs of the Borough ami Wiiter funds forth
year IWtll, do certify thiit we Unit them trueam
eorreet.
< . 1.. CLOUD. i
KDWAKD I't KITH. Annum
l>. li. WILLIAMS. I
We the i hi.if liurgess anil 'l'own < 'ouneil e
the liorough of Ilanville, ('utility of Montou
and State of I'etinsylvania do certify that th
above stataiiient of receipts ami expenditure
of the said Horough and \\V#ter I'll nils are tru
exhibits as shown !>.v the 19ok> of tlie Secret*
ry and Treasurer, and the deceiver of H ate
lients, according to our knowledge and belie
• Ol NCILMKN :
Win. W. Davis. Joseph .loiies,
ti. It. Sechler. ii. L. Mel.aili.
Amos Vastine, I. K. Dougherty,
K. W. I'etterman, Aug. Ilrandt,
Albert Kemmer, .los. M.Gibson.
M. D. 1.. Sechler.
WM. <i. I'l KSKL, lit KiiKS!-
WOMAN AND FASHIOIS
A Stylinla IllotiNP.
The illustration shows a very stylist
blouse of mauve louisine tucket
lengthwise and adorned with plaii
bands of the silk joined by narrov
openwork insertion. For further garni
ture there are applications of cream
jP|i
KOMETHIXO SMART.
Ince at the neck, waist and on thf
sleeves. The tucked sleeves are wide al
the wrists and finished with wrist
bands composed of the insertion ami
plain bands of silk. The collar band
matches the wristbands.—Philadelphia
Ledger.
than
human beings, and spared the woman
cast to them in the arena. It is astonish
ing how little sympathy women have
for women. In the home the mistress
sees the maid with the signs of suffering
she recognizes so well, but she does not
lighten the sick girl's load by a touch of
her finger. In the store the forewoman
sees the pallor and exhaustion which
mark womanly weakness, but allows
nothing for them. It is work or quit.
Doctor Pierce's Favorite Prescription
makes weak women strong and sick
women well, by curing the womanly
diseases which undermine the health
•nd sap the strength. "Favorite Pre
scription" establishes regularity, dries
weakening drains, heals inflammation
and ulceration, and cures female weak
ness.
" When I first commenced using Dr. Pierce's
medicines," writes Mrs. George A Strong, of
Gansevoort, Saratoga Co., N. Y. "I was suffer
ing from female weakness, a disagreeable drain,
bearing down pains, weak and tired feeling all
the time. I dragged around in that way for
two years, then 1 began taking your medicine.
After taking the first bottle I began to feel
b«tt*r I took four botles of Dr. Pierce's Favor
ite Prescription, two of ' Golden Medical Dis
covery,'one viai of the 'Pleasant Pellets,' also
used one liottle of Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy.
Now I feel like a new person. I can't thank you
enough for your kind advice and the good your
medicine has done me."
"Favorite Prescription" makes weak
women strong, sick women well. Ac
cept no substitute for the medicine which
works wonders for weak women.
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are the
most desirable laxative for delicate
women.
Jfewn and Xoten.
In such systems of farming as sugar
production in Hie south and wheat
production in the northwest a condi
tion has been reached, even upon land
originally of great fertility, where a
system of rotation must lie employed.
The idea is being advocated that the
government should brand horses upon
the hoof, as do foreign governments,
instead of the flesh. The pain is com
paratively small and the mark lasting.
On the continent of Europe the root
form of celery, generally known as
celeriac, is more largely cultivated,
but in America stock celery is general
ly grown.
Air cannot freely enter a soil which
is filled with standing water, and
growth of micro organisms is hindered.
The capital invested in the beet sug
ar industry in 1000 amounted to $20,-
958,51' J.
The durability of roads depends
largely upon the power of the materials
of which they are composed to resist
those natural and artificial forces
which are constantly acting to destroy
them. The fragments of which they
are constructed are liable to lie at
tacked in cold climates by frost and in
all climates by water and wind. If
composed of stone or gravel, the par
ticles are constantly grinding against
each other and being exposed to the
impact of the tires of vehicles and the
feet of animals. Atmospheric agencies
are also at work" decomposing and dis
integrating the material. It is obvious
ly necessary, therefore, that great care
be exercised In selecting for the sur
facing of roads those stones which are
less liable lo be destroyed or decom
posed by these physical, dynamical and
chemical 'oiees.
A Legacy Of The Grip.
Is often a run-down system. Weak
ness, nervousness, lack of appetite, en
ergy and ambition,with disordered liver
and kidneys often follow an attack of
this wretched disease. The greatest need
then is Electric Bitters, tin- splendid
tonic, blood purifier and regulator of
Stomach. Liver and Kidneys. Thou
sands have proved that they wonder
fully strengthen the nerves, builds ttji
the system, and restores to health and
good spirits after ati attack of Grip. It
suffering, try them. Only 50c. Perfect
satisfaction guaranteed >»v Panics & (,'o
NEW SHORT STORIBS
Starlet of Sarah Jraniiio.
Sarah Jennings, wife of the first
Duke of Marlborough, Is famous in
history for tuany things, aruong them
being her violent temper. After ber
great husband's death Sarah spent the
remaining years of her life in quarrel
ing with her daughters and marrying
her granddaughters. <»n<* of the latter,
the Duchess of Manchester, a special
favorite of the old duchess, had a sharp
tongue also. Her mother and grand
mother had long been at variance. "My
Bweet duchess," said the cider woman
to her one day in an overflow of kind
ness, "you were always the best of
God's creatures, and 1 love you mighti
ly. but you have a mother." "Yes, and
she has a mother," came the quick re
ply. Sarah's revenge on I.ady Bate
nian. who had offended her, is amus
ing. She possessed a portrait of Ivady
Bateman, which she made the means
of her vengeance. "She did not give it
away," says Louisa Stuart, who tells
the story, "nor sell it to a broker, nor
send it up to a lumber garret, nor even
turn it to the wall. She had the face
blackened over and this sentence, 'She
Is much blacker within,' inscribed in
large characters on the frame, and,
thus placed in her usual sitting room,
It was exhibited to all beholders."
Walking Skirt*.
The fashion of short walking skirts
Is a boon, but does not seem to have
met with popular favor enough to have
been adopted for the smarter cloth
gowns. These are still long enough to
trail considerably. The sheathlike
skirt is much modified, and the gored
skirt with circular side and a little full
ness just at the back Is much more of
a favorite. There are skirts with one,
two or three flounces, but the plain
skirts with tremendous flare and trim
med with the flat trimmings are made
in the handsomest materials. Velvet
bands trim many gowns, while stitched
bands of silk or satin still remain in
fashion and are used on the handsom
est of velvet gowns for the street and
on the embroidered lace gowns for
evening wear. Both rough and smooth
cloths are used, the rough, shaggy
ones for morning and made short, the
smooth cloths for afternoon and rath
er smarter wear made long.-—Harper's
Bazar.
Winter HornmhorliiK.
Speaking of an icy time reminds us
that the horses should be shod so that
they can be prepared to travel in such
a case, says American Cultivator. Ei
ther have them rough shod before such
a season comes, or, if they have not far
togo at a time or heavy loads to draw,
they may be worked without slices In
the winter on the dirt roads. A bare
footed horse slips less than one with
shoes the calks of which are dull, and
many farmers drive them so in winter,
though it would be scarcely advisable
if they had to take heavy loads of prod
uce to market over the paved streets of
the city. Many a good horse have we
seen badly injured by slipping and
straining, though he did not fall, while
the number killed because of broken
legs, that might not have been broken
if they had been properly shod, is great
every winter.
When to first In.
The fall is a very good time to begin
the poultry business. Buying fowls in
tiic fail when they may be bought
• heap is a surer and better way for the
beginner than to buy eggs in the spring.
Eggs are uncertain, while the fowls
may be depended on.and the purchaser
is sure of what lie is getting.
The farm poultry raiser who sells off
all tiie obi liens at this season or any
time is surely making a mistake. It is
true tin' old liens are not very good
winter layers, but they will lay a num
ber of eggs in the spring and summer
if they are not more than two or three
years old, and the eggs from them are
the ones that produce strong, big
boned, healthy chickens that are able
1o withstand disease.
How to Cook Smelts.
Smelts are delicious covered with
lemon juice and allowed to stand for
nil hour before cooking. Then roll
them in flour and saute or fry them in
deep fat. If, after the fish have been
rolled in the flour, the heads and tails
are fastened together with a toothpick
and they are cooked in that shape, they
may be used as a border for the plat
ter while the potato occupies the cen
ter. The fastenings should of course
be removed before sending them to the
table.
Hon to Wash Woolena.
Woolen goods when washed in soap
and water shrink and acquire the odor
of the soap. Therefore steep the arti
cles in a warm solution of washing so
da for several hours and then, after the
addition of warm water and a few
drops of ammonia, wash and rinse in
lukewarm water.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
The best and most famous compound
in the world to conquer aches, and kill
pains. Cures Cuts, heals Burns and
Bruises, subdues inflammation, masters
Piles. Millions of Boxes sold yearly.
Works wonders in Boils, Ulcers, Felons.
Skin Eruptions. It cures or no pay. 25c
at Paules & Cos drug store.
Nasal
CATARRH
In all its stages there r t-jAfiJ
should be cleanliness.
Ely's Cream Balm V
cleanses, soothes and heala M
the diseased membrane. ■
It cures catarrh and drives JRT
away a cold in the head
quickly.
( ream Halm is placed Into the nostrils, spreads
over the meuibraue and is absorbed. Relief it im
mediate and a cure follows. It is not drying—does
not produce sneezing. Large Size, 50 centa at Drug
gists or by mail; Trial Size, 10 cents by mail.
ELY liKOTHEKS, 56 Warren Street, New York.
Dizzy ?
Then your liver isn't acting
well. You suffer from bilious
ness, constipation. Ayer's
Pills act directly on the liver.
For 60 years they have been
the Standard Family Pill.
Small doses cure. All druggists.
Want your mountarh© or beard a beautiful
brown «»r rich bla«k Then use
BUCKINGHAM'S DYE Whiskers j
)n f T. o. H.WIW O. a P H.n *CO . wmhu. »"■ J
MORE LIVES ARE SAVED
...BY USING...
Dr. King's New Discovery,
...F0R....
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. HO PAY.
Price 50c. & $2. Trial Bottle Frea,
0, L.& I RAILROAD,
TIME TABLE,
Corrected to May i, 1901.
Nr.w Voiik
AM I'M*
Bar, la\ St Lv. 2 '»! i 0 00 100
Christopher St.. 200 10 00 100
Hoboken.... - '^' JO to i 20
Soranton \r t> 32 1 543
I'M AM I'M I'M'
Buffalo I.vi- II M 215
Scranton Ar •"> 45 10 (JO
AM' AM* I'Mf I'M
SC'RAWTOM . 11 45 UT> 155 ! 550
Uellevue B 50 .
Taytorvllle 0 " ' ll I 1 2 o;; 5 .*>!(
Lackawanna ~ I" - • 2 1" •> U<i
' Duryea ~"3 I" 20 213 ti 00
i Pitmon 107 I" 31 -17 013
Susquehanna Ave... ~I" "3 2 I' l '■ lti
West Pittßton " 1 • I" 2 <£< t; in
Wyoming " 10 40 227 »i lil
Forty Fort
Bennett 724 I" 40 231 ti 30
Kingston ar. ~ •" ' 1 24u 835
Wilkes-Bam- Ar 2 50 ti 48
Wilkea-Barre . Lve ~WW 2801 020
Kingston iv ~ >' 240 I 035
Plymouth June... . ;
Plymouth 1• 8 11 I*! 240 ti 43
Avoildale... I 'r 'i '<\ 1
Nantlcoke ;f 1 "• ' li oft 1 051
Hunlock'f, ■ 'I II IT 3 tn; I t; 57
Shickshiuny s <" I' 2!' 320 ' 710
Hick's Ferry s " 1 ** 330 f7 21
Beach Haven K '* 11 48 337 728
Berwick h - • 11 64 344 7
Briar Creek '. s n? 112 3 50
Willow Grove . 112 3 6)
Lime 1ai<l«0 s fl2 00 358
Espy " : , 8 ' 12 l r > 4 (»; 752
Bloomsburg . 1-22 412 757
Rupert Hl •' 12 27 417 gOl
Catawissa . ' 12 32 422 xOS
Danville 12 17 435 ts 20
Chulasky 4 42
Jameron ' r 12 67 448
NOHTHt'MHKRLAND . II" 600 845
Ar. AM I'M I'M PM
GOING KAST.
j NBW Yots PM" I'Mf
Barclay St. Ar 335 600 j
Christopher St... j 3 :;o 465 I . . .
Hoboken j 315 448
Scranton ■ 10 05 12 55 ' '■ ....
AM* I'M AM* ; AM*
Buffalo Ar >-00 12 45 700
Scranton Lv 155 548 11 35
A M PUf IPMt j PM*
Scranton 942 12 io 460 845
Bellevue 0 37 4 40
Taylorville 002 440 535
Lackawanna 0 2ti 432 , 827
Buryea 023 429 1 »25
Plttaton ! '-'lit 12 17 424 821
Susquehanna Ave.. 11 12 14 420 818
West Plttston.... 013 417 ! s lti
Wyominif H 01' 12 08 412 ! 812
Forty Fort 004 4 07 ....
Bennett HI 403 : 801
Kington 868 1159 400, 802
Wilkes-Barre. Lv * HSO 350 750
Wilkes-Burn Ar ! » 12 10 410 r 810
Kingston ' 8 ._>B u 1 (KJ SO2
Plymouth .I unction s 3
Plymouth ' 847 11 51 347 7 .13
Avontlale ! 8 12 3 42
Nanticoke j * 11 4.; i 338 7 4ti
Hunlock s x :i - 331 17 II
Shickshinny *22 11 2it 320 731
Hick's Ferry ; K 1- 3 u!» n2l
Beaeh Haven ! £ 303 712
Berwick ~ 11 05 MSB 705
Briar Creek if 2 53 ft! 58
Willow Urove .. . 1 i ■" f2 50 I
Lime Kid«e i 3! ' . - *•' "> 50
Espy •_ 32 jo 4s I 240 1 ti 41
BloocieburK I-j 10 234 ti 38
Kupert •_ '' 10 37 220 ti 32
Catawissa 'I- 10 3) ~24 ti 27
lJanviiie b :,s 10 lit 211 012
Chulasky • • •.• -
Cameron (' f2 01 0; 03
NOBTHCMBSBL'D... iio'oo t.IW *5 50
Lv AM A.M. ,m PM
Connections at Kupert with Philadelphia &.
Keailing Kailroad for Tamanend, Tamatjua,
Wiiiianisport, Sunbury, Pottsville, etc. At
Northumberland with P and E. Div. P. K. R. for
Harrisburit. Lock Haven, Emporium, Warren
Corry, and Erie.
* Daily. + Daily except linday. 112 stop 011
signal.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
TIME T4BLE
In Effect Nov, 24, 1901 •
A M A. M.i P.M.P. M
Scranton(DicH)lv j 6 4"> 38 2 is ;4 27!
I'ittston " " 708 flOOO'g 242 4 52|".|'"
A. M. A. M !P. M. P.M
Wiikesbarre,.. Iv 57 25 510 3.1 245 iS ot,
Plym'th Ferry "17 32 110 42;f 252 f6 o7i
Nanticoke " 742 10 .10 301 0 17||*^*|
MocanauUa .... " 801 11 07 820 6 37.
Wapwallopen.. " 8 10 11 Hi 331 647
Nescopeck ar 818 11 2ti! 342 7 00r')"*
A.M. |A.M. P.M.
Pottsville lv § 5 50 £ll 55 |2 45
Hazleton " 705 12 55 305 ""
Tomhicken " 722 111 315
Fern Glen " 720 118 322
Kock Olen "j 7 3.1 !
Nescopeck ar 802 1 145 400 |]||||
A. M A.M P.M. P Ml
Nescopeck Iv si 818 (jil 20 342i7 00
Creasy "1 830 n :jii ; 352 " 09i
Espy Ferry.... " 112 8 42 II 4ti I 4 02 7 So
E. Bloomsburx, 8 47 11 50; 4 00! 7 25r""*|
(7atawissa ar 855 11.17, 413 732
Catawissa lv 855 II .17 413 73J
south Danville "j 914 12 151 4 311 751
Sunbury " 935 12 40 4 65j ,s 1.1
A.M. P.M. P. M KJ|. ——
Sunbury lv'|| 9 42 i)l2 15 ij 5 10. •» 45
Lewisburg ar; 10 IS 145 B 4ii
Milton " lti 08 130 53510 07
Williamsport.. "| 11 00 141 ti 30 10 55
Lock Haven... "j 11 50 2 201 728
Kenovo " A.M. 300 8 >lO
Kane "1 8 25!
P.M. P. M.I
Lock Haven..lv 512 10 1 3 45'
Beilefonte ....art 1 85 I 444 1
Tyrone " . 220 il ti 00
Plillipsburg " 435 i 8 02 j
Clearfield.... " | 625s 8 45 | ;
Pittsburg.... "| ti 55 1110 45
' I
A.M. P. M. P. M. P M
Sunbury lv ySOS 1 55 520 118 31
Harnsburg.... ar 11 3o ij 315 050 10 10
P. M. P. M. P. M. A~M ~
Philadelphia., ar $ 3 17 i 8 23 ||lo 20 4 2".
Baltimore '•,§ 311 800!' 45 230
Washington i 10 |, 7 15 '.O 55 4 05
IA.M. P, M.I
Sunbury lv sj|i> 00 5 2 11
Lewistown ,Ic. ar 11 46 105
Pittsburg •' ti 55 §lO 45
A.M. P.M P. M. i'~~M _
Hurrisburg.... lv 11 46 ; 5 t*i n 7 15 ;1025
I'. M. A M. A. M. A M
Pittsburg ar " ti 55 ;| 160 j| 1 stl 530
P. M.| I' M A Mi A Ml
Pittsburg lv 1 7 10j 0 001 i ooj|B oo ;
jA. M A .M P M
Harrlsburg.... ar 2 OV> ;4 20 930 31"
AM A M
Pittebuig lv 1 ; 8 00'
P M
L.ewiatown J;. '• 7 30 ; 300
Sunbury ar ; !, »20 \\ 450
P. M. A M \ M AM
Washington... lv 10 4o 7 &»i 10 50
Baltlmure '• 11 41 440 837 11 41
Philadelphia... '• U2o 42S s :;o II 40
A. M. A MIA. M.i P M
Harrißburg lv 3 3.1 755 sll 10 ? •'! 20
Sunbury.. ar 505 9 3ti 1 lo!s6iiV"j"
P.M.i A M A M j
Pittsburg 1\ 12 45 300g 8 Oo
Cleartleid "13 50 ! 0 2>
Philipsburg.. " 440 1 10 12
Tyrone " 7Uu ; SlO 12 25 "'
Beilefonte.. " Bin 932 1 o'>
Lock Haven ar| 0 15; 10 301 2 10:'")]
P.M. A MA M P.M
Erie, lv .1 3">
Kane, "| s I5 1 : ti 00
itenovo '• 11 in iti 4.1110 an .;;;
Lock Haven '• 12 38 7 3.1 11 25 300
A.M. I' M,
Williamsport.. '• 220 830 ;12 10 400
Milton •• 222 !' 11 1 127 447
Lewisburg " 1 » 0.1 I 15 442
Sunbury ar 32: 9 4ti 151 51 > ')]]]
A.M. A i\l I' M 1' Ml
Sunbury lv ;1, 11 it 55 on 5 251
South Danville" 7 111 iO 17 221 5 So|
Catawissa '• 7 321 10 3;> 2 3,; 8 081'""
E Blooms burg.. " 737 10 43 243 615
Espy Ferry •• 742 II" 47 I 6 111 '
Creasy " 752 10 56 2V. 830 ']]]]
Nescopeck " 802 11 o;>| 3 0.1 640 ""
AM A Mi. M. PMI"
t'alawtssa 1\ 732 10 38 230 ti 08
Nescopeck Iv 823 ilO5 i 7 0.1 '
Kock (Men ar II 22 7 28 '
Fern Qlen " 851 11 28 . 7 .4
Tomhicken " Bis 11 :s .is r42
Hazleton " oln II is > s!tj 806
PottSVlllC " 10 15 ,i Vi
A IVI AMP P HI
Nescopeck h 802 11 05 j3 05 6in
Wapwallopen..ar Bin II 211 '3 20 1; 62
Mooanaqun •• 8 :l II 32 330 701
Nanticoke " 853 11 54 340 710
P Mi
Plym'th Ferry" I 003 12 02 3 .1; I 7 28
Wilksbarie ..." VlO 12 If 405 7 :S5
AM P M P M P M
PlttstoillDAT!) ar :9 ?9 12 55 .- 466 536
scranton " " 10 08 121 524 !i9 05
\ Weekdays. 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 Harrisbarg, Pitts
-1 burg and the West.
For further information apply to Tirket Agents
/./»'. UCTCJ/L\SOA, J. 12. WOOD,
(itiii'l Matmytr. (ien'l /'/.s*'/tY Ay
Bhoes, Shoes
StylisH !
Ciieap!
XSelia, ole I
Bicycle, Cymnasium and
Tennis Shoes.
THE CELEBRATED
Carlisle Shoes
AND THE
Snag Proof
Rubber Hoots
A SPECIALTY.
A. SCHATZ,
Mil EI!
-A- Roliatoi©
TIN SHOP
For all kind of Tin Roofing,
Spouting and General
Job Work.
Stoves, Heaters, Range**
Furnaces, eto.
PRICES THE LOWEST!
QUJLITY TOE BEST!
JOHN HIXSON
NO. 116 E, FRONT BT.
JOHN W. FAEN S¥ORTH
INSURANCE
Li Fire Accident and Steal Boiler
Office: Montgomery Building, Mill street,
Danville, - - Penn'a
PHILADELPHIA &
READING RAILWAY
CORRECTED TO NOV. 17. 1901
TKAINS LEAVE DANVILLE
(weekdays only)
For Philadelphia 11.24 a m.
For New York 11.24 a hi,
For Catawlssa 11.24 a. m,, 6.04 p. m.
For Milton 7.82 a, m., 4.00 p m.
For Willlamsport 7.82 a. in., 4.00 p m.
Trains for Baltimore, Washington and th«
Houtb leave Twenty-fourth and Chegtnut
Streets, Philadelphia, weekdays—3.2B, T.M
10.22 a. m , 12.16, 1.% 8.03, 4.12, 5.03, 7.26, 8.20 p.
in., 12.21 nlglit. Sundays 3.23, 7.14 a. rn., 12.18
1.33, 4.12, 6.03. 7.26, 8.26 p. m.
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. 111. Accommodation, 8.00 a. 111.,
5.15 p.m. Sundays— Express, 9.00, 10.00 a.m.,
7.15 p.m. Accommodation,B.ooa in ,5.00 p. in.
Leave ATLANTIC CITY DKI'OT-Week
days—Kxpross, 7.85, 9.0(1. 10.15 a. 111., 2.50, S.SU p.
111. Accommodation, 8.05 a. 111., 8.50 pin.
Sundays—Express, 10.15 a. m., 4.80, 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 ClTY—Week
days—B.4s a. 111.. 4.15 p. 111. Sundays—B.4s a. m.
For SEA ISLE ClTY—Weekdays 0n1y—8.45
a. 111. *
NEW YORK AND ATLANTIC CITY
EXPRESS. 0
Leave NEW YOKK (Liberty St/eet) 9.40 A. S8
8.40 p. ill.
Leave ATLANTIC CITY, —Weekdays— 8 80 a.
111.. 2.15 p. m. .
Detailed time tables at ticket' offices.
W. O BESLEK, EDSONJ WEEKS
Oen. Superintendent General Agent.
The
Woodman
Heard lie Plea
And snared latiTree"
AND
NOW BUYS
PEfifi'S
COAL
AT
344 Ferry Street.