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Solid Gold White Stone Ear Rings 75. to $2.00. New York Standard Cycloneters $2.00, guaranteed to run 999 miles. Gilbert Alarm Clocks 65¢c. each at J. G. WELLS, Jeweler, Eyes examined free of charge by J. G. WELLS’, Optician. J. M. Gidding Co. Es] CLOTHIERS, The Gaiety Girl Hat. The only decided Novelty of the Season in TOURIST HATS. We have this Fin de Siecle Hat In the new shades Black, Brown, Suede and Silver Pearl. The TOWNSEND Hat s specialty in Style and Weight. IN STIFF EATS The Spring Styles are now in The Rob Roy Neckwear now in, The Miller, Youman and Spellman. AT TOWNSEND'S Th e L e? ad e a 1 1 S t VY le s In Gents FURNISHING GOODS, M. M. PHILLIPS SON, Main St. BOARDING, LODGING, CATERING. MEALS AT ALL HOURS. OYSTERS. PRISMIP’S CAPR Bp Biales, Sunday School Convention, The Sunday Schools of Wyoming ‘Classis of the Reformed church in the United States will hold a convention in Trinity Reformed church, Bloomsburg, Thursday and Friday, March 7 and 8. A large number of delegates from abroad is expected to be present, and a cordial invitation is given to the public to attend. The following is the program in full: Thursday, 10 a. m.—Devotional serv iices, Rev. C. H. Herbst. Calling the roll lof delegates, Rev. C. H. Brandt, Ad dress, *‘The Object of this Convention,” Rev. W D. Donat. Address. “The Ad vantage of Local Sunday School Conven tions,” Rev. Geo. S. Lorber, Discussion, opened by Rev. F. H. Ruloff, Closing exercises, Thursday, 2.p.m.— Devotional services, Rev. E. H.. Dieffenbacher Address, “The Work of the Sunday School in the Training of the Children for the Church,” Rev. A. Houtz. Discussion, opened by Rev. C. P. Kehl. Address,‘‘The Sunday School Teacher's Influence,” Rev. J. B. Kerchner, Discussion, opened by Elder M. F. Koenig. Address, “The Relation for the Pastor to the Sunday School,” Rev. Aaron Noll. © Discussion, opened by Elder W. H. Bailiet. Collection. Ques tion box, Rev. W. H. Stubblebine, Clos ing service, Thursday, 7:30 p. m.—Devotional serv ices, Rev. CG. W. E. Siegle, Address, “The Advantage the Sunday School Af fords for the Cultivation of the Spirit of Benevolence,” Rev. D. W. Ebbert, Ad dress,‘‘Our Motto: All the Church in the Sunday School; all the Sunday School in the Church; all for Christ,” Rev. Rufus W. Miller, Gen. S. S. Sec. Collection, Closing services. Friday, 9:30 a. m.—Devotional serv ices, Rev. F. H. Fisher. Address,‘‘What Relation Should the Consistory Sustain to the Sunday School?’ Rev. D. E. Schoedler. Discussion, opened by Rev. 3: C. Meckel. Address, “How Should the Festive Days of the Church be Ob served by the Sunday School?” Rev. C. B. Alspach. . Discussion, opened by rev. A. M. Masonheimer, Collection, Ques tion box, Rev. H. A. S. Benner. Busi ness, Closing services, rd Sixteen swarms of Italian honey bees ‘for sale by George W. Sterner, Blooms burg. 222 tf Resolution of Thanks, Where is it having been the custom of the P. O, S, of 4,No. 17, to attend church in a body once a year as year the 22nd day of February as convenient be it Resolved, that we take this means of extending our thanks to Rev. R. Wilson for the sermon in which he so ably out lined the principles of our Order towards our flag, our country and the laws of good government. Resolved, that we extend to the mem bers of the M. E. church our many thanks for their cordial welcome and hospitality towards us, Resolved, that we extend to the mem bers of other camps many thanks for turning out with us, Eser A, Brown R. F. KELLER M. T. Creasy A. B, Henxg in G. W. Wertman -Com, Morris Etlenbogen will carry a large line of notions and hosiery. If. a Fell on the Ice. Phoebe Kesty, of Bloomsburg, who is visiting at the home of Casper Treiling, at Freeland slipped on the icy pavement Sunday and broke her right arm below her elbow. Miss Kesty being a visitor to our town has the sympathy of the whole community,—Hazleton Standard, Wait, for Elienbogen, for fancy goods, re Married by the W. G. Ferguson Feb. 26, George Robbins of Berwick, to Miss Carrie Pope, of Luzerne Co. On Feb. 26 1895 by W. B. Snyder, J. P at his office in Locust twp. Mr. Andrew L. Leiby, Locust twp. and Miss Annie, F. Stine, Cleveland twp., both of Colum bia Co., Pa. Shell oysters daily by the quarter hundred at Farmers Hotel on Iron St 2 241F, J. H. Vansickle, of Jamison City, I. B. Gibbons, of Central, made a flying busi ness trip to Bloomsburg on Wednesday. As is his custom Mr. Vansickle called in to see us for a couple minutes. For RENT :—Two six room houses, Apply to Mrs. Jane McBride, Third, Street. 2-16-11 Boyd, a fourteen year old son of Michael Ohl, met with an accident on Tuesday afternoon by which his hard was ‘severely injured. He, an employee of ‘the Furniture Company and was work ing at the sand wheel when a stick caught fast and his hand in some way got between the stick and sand and scrapped the flesh off almost to the bone. A good girl wants a place in a small family in Bloomsburg. Deyes A Bloomsburg Mansion. Paul EK, Wirr, the Fountain Pen Manufacturer, to Build a Palatial Home, The DaiLy presents to-day, through the kindness of Grit, a picture of the beauti ful residence to be built next spring by Paul 2. Wirt, the fountain pen inventor and manufacturer. The picture is from the drawings made by’'E. Culver Son, architects, of Williamsport. The proposed structure is colonial in style, and when completed will be one of the finest homes in Central Pennsylvania. It will be built on East First Street, overlooking our beautiful town, with an extended view of the North Branch and its beautiful surrounding mountain scenery for miles down the valley. To secure this location Mr. Wirt purchased four lots and re moved the buildings thereon. The structure will be built of Williamsport buff brick, trimmed with Ohio sandstone. The front, including te porte cochere, is 87 feet, with a depth of about 100 feet. It will be finished throughout in native hard woods. When finished it will doubtless be the finest residence in the pretty and progressive Columbia county capital, Buck beer at the Farmers’ Hotel. 1t Lively Rupert, —~= Take a glance at our big sale register ‘this week, 2 - Miss Ida Herring is visiting friends in Allentown. This morning seems like spring, the birds chirping and the air warm. Miss Kate E. Davis, of Jamison City, visited friends in Bloomsburg this week. Farm for rent within four miles of Bloomsburg. Apply at Mercer's Store. The new building f for C. W. McKelvy's insurance office, is fast nearing comple tion. A lot of nice fresh Green Truck and tripe fruit received today at Bush Co's, Main Street Store. 1t John J. McHenry, the veteran mer chant of Benton, was among our wel come callers this week. Nathan Moser and Joseph Lemens, of Pine Summit, transacted business in town Wednesday, Morris Ellenbogen informs us he is go ing to carry the largest line of stamped ‘S00ds in town, if For sale on easy terms, the well built houses on 4th St., every convenience. Very little cash required. James Mac gee, 2nd, 225-121, E. P. Williams, the United States ex press agent, went to Binghamton, N. Y., yesterday to attend the funeral of his nephew. Our people are not slow by any means. They see in your paper of the 26th that its proprietor Mr. Krickbaum has fought a successful fight for the taxpayers of Columbia County and saved them over 31620 and our people cannot in any way see where the Commissioners have given his paper credit for the same. The Commissioners should think of this, and it makes no difference whether they are friends of Krickbaum ‘or not, they are put in office by the people and the way said officers are acting does not please the public. When any one saves us any money we feel it our duty if we have anything to give in his line of business to do so, and want the Commissioners to know the sentiment of the people, so if they do not heed they will find it out at the next election. None so deaf as those who will not hear and none so blind as those who will not see. Sp to date we fail to notice that the Commissioners have given any thanks to the proprietor of your papers for the money saved the tax payers, but on the contrary have given all the advertising c., to other offices who have not in any way con tributed to the protection of the people’s money. We want the commis sioners to know the voters are not blind in this matter. Our wide awake and popular landlord is kept busy entertaining guests from Catawissa, Bloomsburg and other places, Lloyd Paxton who has been on the sick list, we are pleased to learn is better, although not yet able to go out. W. M. Monroe, we also learn is much better and we are glad of it as his pleas ing face was much missed in our vil liage. Mrs. L. H. Boody is also slowly getting better. She has had a severe time of it. The 6:35 p. m. passenger train on the D. L. W. arrived here on time Tues day but when it went to start found that one of the drivers or shafts was broken. The assistance of Geo. Flemmings was called who with the engineer soon took the broken shafts off of the large driv ing wheels and in a half hour had the train underway with only the shafts of the left drivers. In this way the train Wrs run to Kingston in good time, Geo rge is the right man in in the right place and knows alll about cars from a hand car to a locomotive. = — +. Jack Cronin, formerly of this town is ‘still at Jamison City and is boarding with landlord Vansickie. The twin children of Romy Peterman, of Sugarloaf, are both dead. One was, buried on Sunday and the other on Tues day. They were about two months old. Morris Ellenbogen will carry the larg est line children’s caps in Bloomsburg. If We will publish in a few days an ar ticle under the caption of “Only Facts” written by Mrs Kate Eva of Jam ison City, and read at the W. C. T. U. convention at Millville last week. For Rent:—A desirable brick house on Market St. Inquirer of George W. Sterner,2211 Simon Bredbenner, of Main two, was in town Wednesday and ordered sale bills at this office for a lot of personal property mostly household furniture, [Sale to be March 20th at 1 o'clock p.m. CHEAP COAL, A ton, 2240 lbs., of stove coal (No. 4) delivered in car loads, for $3. CoaL DEALER, Beaver Valley, Pa. 2-22-64. There’s something in a name after all says the Allentown Chronicle News. Last session Senator Kline utterly failed to make any headway with his bill to create Hazle county out of portions of Schuykill and Luzerne. But he came back this year with the name changed to Quay county and the Senate has passed the bill with only five dissenting votes. It will probably get through the House and Hazleton will be the county seat. 8S. C. Creasy is making arrangements to rebuild one of his properties on Iron street below Fourth. July the contrac tor is drawing the plans, For Safe Camp and good as new, a safe weighing 1,600 lbs. Apply at this office, 2-26-d5w1 Tomorrow night promptly at 7 o’clock the large guessing candle in Gidding Co.’s window will be lit and will burn day and night until it is burnt out. The judges, A. H. Broom, cashier Farmers’ National Bank: W. S. Moyer, of Moyer Bros., and J. C. Rutter, Jr., of the Damy and SENTINEL, will be present and one of them will light it. The guessing closes Monday evening, March 4th, at 10 p. m. Mrs. John W. Long, and children, of Danville, are the guests of Mrs. J. H. Stecker. For SALE, at once, 10 shares Blooms burg Banking Company stock. A rare opportunity is given for anyone to ac quire stock in a safe and reliable institu tion. For further particulars inquire of Thos. B. Hanly. 2-28-31 F. M. Gilmore has been in Philadel phia for a week past. He went down to attend the reunion of his regiment, the fifth Penna. Calvary, which took place on the 22nd. = _ Chief Knorr put a fellow name a Whipple in the lock up yesterday for drunkenness and disorderly conduct; re [pee . 2 ] sh oe an PAUL EB. WIRT'S PROPOSED MANSION,
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The Bloomsburg Daily
Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania, US
Thu, Feb 28, 1895
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