Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1907-01-11
Houses are in demand.
Don't flirt with typhoid.

Houses are in demand.
Don't flirt with typhoid.
Character, like water, will find it
level.
Lackawanna county's record OF
crime for 1906 shows eleven murder!
and fifteen suicides.
What do you think of 1907 by this
time?
Some people are predicting financial
upheavals for 1907.
Pennsylvanians will watch the next
legislature with unusual interest.
The disinclination of good man tc
serve the public is always the bad
mans opportunity.
Did you go to church on the first
Sunday of the new year?
1t is very unfortunate to be poor,
friendless and without a pull.
There are some lessons that some
persons find extremely hard to learn.
Justice is not on speaking terms with
some of tire law that is administered
in her name.
Philanthropy of certain sort con-
Germs itself chiefly with feathering Its
wn nest
Trespass notices for sale at this
office. Two for DC, or 25c dozen.
Has the weather man entered into a
conspiracy against the ice man.
The college boys are all back at
work, at least they are supposed to be
working
Be of good cheer, the sun will shine
again-sometime.
The best advise in the world is
sometimes the most distasteful.
The crooked tongue tells many a
singular story.
The sun tried to shine yesterday, but
it was little out of practice.
The outside labors and breakers, tC
the number of 1E0, employed at the
/. Forty-siX well known residents OF
Philadelphia have been entered foI
the nomination of mayor of the city
by the various parties and Independents
organizations existing there.
Eliza Armstrong, the oldest resident
of Adams county, is dead at the age OF
106.
Prospects for an ice crop are still
vague.
Shamokin firemen threaten not stc
attend fires in the business district be
cause number of merchants refused
to purchase advance tickets for a fire.
mems theatrical attraction benefit.
The law and order society of Ma.
hanoy City has been fighting the il.
licit liquor traffic carried on, and OF
Sunday all the saloons were closed,
giving the town dry Sunday, which
it has not had for many years.
Coal Brook colliery, Lackawanna coun
ty, have struck because they were re
fused an increase of wages ranging
from IL to 10 cents per day. There are
1,5OO men thrown out of employment
in consequence.
Engineer Samuel Kaufman. OF
Selinsgrove, who served the Sunbury
and Lewistown Railway company as
passenger engineer for twenty-five
years, was found dead at his post OF
Saturday morning with his hand OF
the thrpttlp pf tba oppina
Harry l.. Graham, a leading mem
Der of the Butler county bar. shot him
sell near the heart with a revolver al
his home in Butler on Saturday even.
ing and is not expected to live. He il
"a years old, prominent i'll fraterna
societies, clerk of the board of educa
ton and vestryman in the Episcopa
church.
Charles Lewis, the oldest 1esiden
of Norristown, celebrated his S6tl
birthday anniversary on Sunday. Ill
has always lived in the Third war,
and was never out of the town owe
night in his life. Mr. Lewis is one O
the directors of the Penn Trust com
pany.
While Amelia Tardella, prett
Italian girl of 81, was at her home il
New Castle on Sunday evening a maj
SAID to be rejected lover, entered tn
house and shot at her. The girl faint
ed and the shock was so great that ser
ious consequences are feared.
Joseph Smith, aged II years, @
Homestead, found an Internal machin
in an alley on Monday, and while ex
amining it in the presence of a young
er brother and two other bows, tn
thing exploded and all four were Sc,
erely burned and had their hands lac
Grated