Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1905-01-13
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Established In 1928.

his home ON Church street.
License Court will bs held on Fri.
day. January Goth.
Mr.. c. A. Wagner, of Washington
vile gave us a business call last week.
The Reading goosebone man has
been enjoying laugh all to himself
Keep your sidewalk clean and re.
ceive the blessings of the community.
Be kind to the horses during the
severe, cold, penetrating. windy wealth.
or.
Go to the primaries aud exert your
influence. Then be satisfied with the
result.
Men of high character andE:ability
are the kind to select for school di-
reotors.
Trespass notices for sale at this
office. Two for 5 cents or % cents
per dozen.
Lei the Legislature pass bill for
the publication Of the laws and it will
please the people.
Every ward has ia best men-let
these be put on the ticket for Council
and the Schnol Board.
Choose good. sensi Bile, hone ct men for
school directors; ditto for oounoilmen !;
ditto for all other offices.
Jack Frost will have ~ do some
strong work before the ice harvesters
will be able to resume business
The close of the first week Of the
new year no doubt finds mauy of the
new resolutions on the ash heap.
The time and place to knock" is at
the primaries, not after candidates
distasteful to you have been chosen.
The weather man treats us to an oc-
oasional snow furry just to prove that
he continues to have snow in stock.
The legislature is having a Today
recess md can't do much to Iexcite
criticism during that time, which il
something to be thankful for.
The rumor that another Russian war;
ship was blown up by > mine Satur-
day turns out to be untrue. Ii ia hard
to find another Russian warshIp.
The trouble ia many people under
estimate the importance Of the School
Board. and are inclined to nominate
indifferent candidates.
During the arctic experiences of last
winter we were sured by the wealth
or sharps that the present winter
would be mild and summerish. The
joke is on US
The nominating conventions are near
at hand. Before them come the pTi-
maries. Bear this IN mind and have
your say about the selection of accept.
able candidates.
A local wag who says he isn't afraid
to die is responsible for this "The ice
Is on the sidewalk, And the Law Is on
the shelf; II you don't like to tread
OH ice, Just olean it OF yourself.
Cupid had his innings in Indiana
county last year, IL nowhere else IN
the State. Indiana issued more maIri-
age licenses than ever before in it's his.
tory and more than any other county
iu the state.
The government crop report is good,
and private reports are better. to the
effect that Winter wheat is in better
condition than month ago. and aver
ages we'll for the season. This has been
a tender poiut in the outlook.
Mr. Jasper Stett!er, of Frosty Val
Icy, one of Montour county's Oldest
and most respected citizens and an
old subscribed to The Intelligencer,
gave us a pleasant call on Saturday.
He paid for his paper, too.
On Saturday afternoon, December
3lst, 1904, at the parsonage of Shiieh
Reformed Church. Bloom street, Nor
man E Leech. of Williamsport, and
Miss Cora A. Loba ol,. of Danville, were
united in matrimony, Rev. George E.
Limbert, officiating.
Men for house work Is the latest
necessity in Reading, since dsmestios
cannot be hired for love or money.
For every servant girl seeking a place
there are 6fty families in need OF her
services. This condition IL brought
about by the fact that 5000 women and
/ girls are employed in Reading factor
ies.
The most attractive sale bills you
see throughout the country are print
ed at this office, and the charges are
M more than you pay elsewhere for
inferior work. II you are thinking of
having sale and want it advertised
RIGHT. have your bills printed by
us. Get our prices; see our work,
and you will 60 nowhere else. We
give you free notice in the paper.
We would like to have weekly cor
respondence from Washingtonville, also
from all other points in the county that
are not already supplied. We have a
big list of subscribers at Pottsgrove too,
and correspondent at the place would
add a great deal of interest to our columns.
Envelopes, stamped and addressed, and
the Intelligencer will be given free to
you, il you write us weekly letter of
local happenings for publication. Give
1t a trial; it will brighten your ideas and
be big help to you in business or letter
writing.
Or. David Kennedy Raada.4 Al ~