Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1906-12-21
Brief News Items.

Whole year.
Brief News Items.
Compiled for Hasty Read
ers of the Inteifigencer
the Acknowledged Off.
ciai Organ of r1ontoul
County. ..,-
Merry Christmas.
y Happy New Year.
Dry Christmas.
Tho fifth day before.
Clean out the chimney.
Christmas stocks are going.
; Church choirs are busy.
Clear the way now for Santa Claus.
People are doing their Christmai
shopping.
A slight snowfall would make
good sleiRhing.
You can almost hear the honk Of
santa's automobile
The ice man is not pleased with the
winter thus far
Don't wait until the last Minute to
do your shopping. -
There's time for much frosty wealth.
or before the flowers bloom
The regular atten dant at Sunday
school is about to be rewarded.
Sleighing snow would be an accept
able gift from the weather man.
The generous heart and the liberal
hand 6nd plenty to do these days.
The rain didn't keep the shoppers
of the streets Saturday night.
'Trespass notices for sale at this
afice. Two for SC, or 25c dozen.
Jasper Stettler and Isaiah Blue,
two good old, representative Demo-
Gratis, of near this city, were among
those who remembered the printer
and paid their subscription 50 we
could have little Xmas money,
too.
With diamond thief cut a square
extending about two feet each way in
. plate glass window of a clothing
store on Market street. Philadelphia,
early on Thursday morning, drove in
the out section, and stole two fine fur.
lined overcoats valued at $685..
WANTED-Lady to, advertise our
goods locally. Several weeks home work.
Salary $500 per week, 81. 90 a day for
expenses. SAUNDERS CO., Dept w,
46t48 Jackson Boulevard, Chicago. III.
T. 1-25 OF
The cashier of the Farmers and
Drovers' National bank, Of Waynes-
burg. which was closed ON Wednesday
by orders from the comptroller of the
currency. says that the bank is sound
and its closing was due to spite work
oh:the part Of certain persons known
to the bank.
A number Of. counterfeit silver dol
lars were circulated in Harrisburg on
Saturday. most Of them having beer
passed upon farmers in the market
houses. The dates are 1887 aud 1896.
hn l,al R<,sk
we're coined in the city.
While Erwin Schmoyer, farmer Of
Lehigh county, was trying to kill a
bull, the animal hurled him into a
stall where horse was standing. 1t
frightened the horse and he began
kicking. injuring Schmoyer so badly
that he may not recover.
Early Saturday morning five masked
men robbed the bank at Shortville,
near Oanandaigua, N. Y. Of securities
worth about $50, 600. a. 600 in.currency
and 3A75 in silver and copper coins.
Tie latter weighed eighty pounds.
The Sharon Telegraph" tells its
readers that session of the Legislat-
ure must last 100 days. This would be
. tsrrible thing if it were true, but
fortunately there is no law requiring
anything Of the kind.
The New York Sun.hw figured ont
that in President Roosevelt's last meas.
age there are one hundred aud twenty
Ave thousand letters. aud that il the
new spelling idea had been carried
out in its writing. only one hundred
and thirty -four characters would have
been saved.
The many Danville friends of Mrs.
@. G. Kulp. Of Shsmokin. who recent.
ly underwent . serious operation in a
Phiiadelphia Hospital will be gratin,
cd to know that she has returned hone
very; much improved. s~Hl.
Cir istmas gifts from shippers must
not be accepted by employees of the
Pennsylvania road. IN the light of
past Investigations. says the New York
Americsnsat th.ss.may1 not please the
shipners %, much might be expected.
BURGLAR ALARM CLOCK.
Atprgiar entered the residence of
Frank Willis, in Norristown, early on
Sunday n,btning. by forcing open 4
windo " and gathered a lot of silver.