When will we have free mail delivery.
This is pension day for the boys in
blue.
Girl wanted at the St. Elmo Hotel to
wash dishes.
John Chapin, of Benton, was in town
on Wednesday.
W. H. Chapin, of Kingston, was in
town Wednesday.
What will be the next new industry
for progressive Bloomsburg?
Wm. Harlan, of White Hall, was in
town the forepart of the week.
William McClelland, Adjutant General
of Pennsylvania, is seriously ill.
John K. Lockard went to the coal
regions on Wednesday on business.
Office hours from 7 a.m. to 12 p.m.,
and 1 p.m. to 6 p.m., and 7 p.m. to 8 p.m.
R. W. Oswald, of the Bloomsburg, Car
Co., went to Baltimore on business Tues-
day.
C. B. Jackson, Esq., of Berwick, was
not well enough to attent Court this
week.
Harry Maize who has been attending
a dental college at Philadelphia was in
town this week.
The common inquiry among our citizens
now is, "Have you seen the BLOOMSBURG
DAILY this afternoon?
Rev. Auman was suddenly called to
Millheim, Centre Co., on account of the
sickness of his parents.
Frank Evans, machinist, formerly with
Harman & Hassert Car Co., is employed
by the Electric Light Co.
Prof. Jenkins, of the Normal, is con-
fined to the house this week. A severe
bilious attack is the cause.
M. Ellenbogen & Bro. are about ready
to open their new store in the Hender-
shott building, Second street.
J. H. Earl, representative of the White
Sewing Machine Company, registered at
the Central Hotel Wednesday.
William Swartswelder, the popular
watchmaker, of Catawissa, visited the
County seat Wednesday on business.
Invitations are out for a large party at
Mr. Paul E. Wirt's, corner Fifth and
Iron streets, Tuesday night, February 9th.
Texas has a Hogg for governor, a Pig
for judge, a Lamb for senator, a Durham
for representative and a Buffalo for
sheriff.
Workman were engaged Wednesday
opening the steam pipe entering the resi-
dence of County Treasurer Kline on
Fifth street.
Miss Anna Conner, one of J. J. Clark
& Son's lady clerks is spending a week's
vacation among Hazelton and Lehigh-
ton friends.
Friday DeHart, Robert Long, and Lew
Heldebrant, loaded up Wednesday night
and undertook to run the town. They
landed n the "cooler."
The Normal never had a larger Winter
term than the present one, and every
week brings two or three new students.
Thus our school is growing.
Charles W. Bredbender has purchased
the County right for the Dulcimer bed
spring and is manufacturing them in the
rear of Shive's block on Iron street.
Mr. I. L. Hughes, of Chambersburg,
was in town yesterday in conversation
with him he spoke of Bloomsburg as one
of the nicest town of its size in the state.
J. G. Wells, the jeweler and optician
will be at Millville Hotel, Tuesday, Feb-
ruary 8th, prepared to examine eyes and
fit glasses. Watch or jewelry repairing
also done.
Bigler Eyer, of Greenwood, went to
Philadelphia on Wednesday to have a
tumor removed. His many friends hope
that the operation my be successful, and
that he may return greatly improved in
health.
We feel warranted in saying at this
early date that the starting of THE
BLOOMSBURG DAILY was a proper thing.
The patronage it has thus far received
warrants us to say this much for the
cause.
Samuel Neyhard went to Tennessee
this morning to inspect timber land
for Charles Hebard & Son, of Philadel-
phia. He expects to be gone a couple
weeks. Herbert Grotz has charge of his
office during his absence.
Wellington Hartman, residing on West
Second street, recently completed a chain
from a solid piece of wood, comprising
one hundred and three links, with hook,
ring and swivel without a single break.
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