Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1906-03-23

! Will COHbluuc, no usual, W luluiSii tiit
Havana cigars.
They're going to investigate the
lynching of negro in Louisiana who
was guilty of the imprudence of kill.
ing COW that belonged to white
man.
| Our old neighbor, VIM. Paugh,
the plumber, moved his family and
household effects to their new quarters
on Mill street, above Lechner's store
rooms, yesterday.
X. J. Evans will remove his barber
shop from the Brown building to the
room now occupied by Woods news
agency The change will take place
during the first part of next week.
| WANTED AGENTs-to take
orders for fine line of Dry Goods
Specialties. Also Red Cross Towels,
fine bath towel. We handle staples
as well as novelties. Spring samples
now ready. Address at once Rob't.
G. Wallace Co., Chauncy St., Boston,
Mass.
The dissolute French count who has
made the life of Anna Gould one pro-
longed misery, was too i'll to appear in
court last Saturday, so that the hear
ing in an effort to bring about re-
conciliation was postponed for two
| IL. IIa 70 ha ,,rpcnapti1ra lnss
of his good fortune quite acutely.
The blizzards of the last ten day
have emphasized the meaning to con-
sumers of the convention of miners
now in session at Indianapolis. So
long as the blue birds were singing
and the robins were on the way the
impending coal strike was not SO i'm
pressive as it is when the snow falls
and the winds blow.
DIR. Torrey says "there is no more
contemplate sneak and coward on
earth than the writer of an anonym-
Gus letter." and referring to one he
recently received said, at may be
that this man is Christian; but he
did a very unchristian thing, and l
hope for the sake of his soul he will
apologize for it and sign his name to
the apology"
Mr.. John o. Eyerly in ordering
the Intelligencer sent to his new
home, No. 6210 Reedland ST., Phil a
says he has been transferred from New
York and has a fine position. He is
employed with the Butterwick Pub
fishing Co., and cares for all Eastern
advertising. His family has gone to
Join him and make that city their fu-
ture home. Our best wishes for hap
piness and prosperity, John.
The grand jury of Blair county has
made departure by recommend
ing that the county commissioners
compel the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company to pay the county at least
81. so day for each person maintain
ed at the almshouse who is taken there
after having met with an accident
along the railroad. The bill met with
general favor and approval. This en-
tire expense has heretofore been borne
by the county.
Running about Bainbridge street
between Fourth and Fifth every day
of the week is freak in the shape
of three legged yellow dog. Three
limbs are perfectly developed, while
the fourth, the "lucky" left hind
leg, is only a rudiment, a tiny paw,
with vel! developed claws, grown
fast to the body. The animal ap-
pears not the least bit concerned over
the absent member, but gets about in
a style that would be the envy of any
man with a wooden leg. Sort of a
hop, step and jump it is. His own
er, an Italian boy, says 'Triplets, J"
as he calls him, was born that way.
A man who has been gathering
statistics on the subject asserts that
profanity is becoming more and more
common among women and extends
even to women of good social station
and apparent refinement. This earn
est statistican has gathered some
figures worthy of Carroll d. Wright.
"Only today, while crossing the
slushy Streets" he said, 81 heard
four different women say On, and
they said it loudly and firmly, too.
One woman said it when her foot
slipped and went into puddle to the
top of her shoe. Another said it when
a car she had signated to stop did so
directly in front of the deepest pool of
slush and water on the street.
Couldn't hardly blame her for that,
though"
That embryonic merchants are to
be found among the newsboys Of
Philadelphia was revealed in the fol-
lowing dialogue with one of the craft,
who is particularly bright and alert,
while, as has been found by several
men who are his patrons, is also scru-
pulously honest: "Give me paper,
son. :" eyes, sir; here you are, sir.
Never mind the money, sir; you can
give me that at another time. "
"Why, how can you do business in
that way2 You don't know me-.
How do you know you'll ever get
your money ?" ooh, l know you:
1 see you every day and have been
waiting to get you to buy paper +"
"Well, I've bought one. What
now p "Now l want you to buy
one every day; won't you, sir You
need not pay me when you buy it,
I'd rather you paid me every Satur-
day, will you, please, sir'" "Of
course, l will, my little man,"