The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1867-04-04
First of April Changes.

The ANALoMINK HOUSE. = "A. NJ.
Zones, Esq, formerly Station Agent at
the Stroudsburg Depot, having purchas-
ed the Delaware House, near the depot,
and changed its name to the Analomink
House, took charge of the house, in per-
son, on Tuesday, and will hereafter con-
duet it himself. The Analomink House
is very pleasantly located, is but a short
walk from town, and we know that neigh
Dor Jones will demonstrate to everybody
that he knows how to keep hrst-ciass
hotel. Mr.. Delp, the former landiord'
takes house in Delpsburg, Northamp-
ton county.
Barnet Mansfield retired from the In
dian Queen on Monday, to take charge OF
the store which he purchased of I. NJ
McIlhaney Qate Geo. Fable's). He
moves into the dwelling purchased by
him from the heirs of Joseph Kerr, deceas-
ed. Uriah Sandt, Of Northampton county,
who comes to US we'll recommended as
landlord, takes charge of the Indian
Queen.
Bush & Brother, retired from the
Washington Hotel on the same day, and
is succeeded by y. W. Clark, of Haines
burg, n J., who will, doubtless, conduct
the Washington in superior manner.
John Eilenberger, long resident of
our borough, has moved, with his family
to Factoryville, Wyoming county, and is
succeeded in his residence here by Jacob
Weller, of Ashbury, n. j., to whom he
sold his property.
He. Levanway, having sold his Bak-
ing establishment, has gone to Lehigh-
ton, Carbon county, where he goes into
business.
Sheriff Bossard has gone to Fenners
vile, to live on the Fcnner property pur-
chased By him last fall We learn that
he intends engaging in the Tanning bu-
s;ness.
Henry Shoemaker, has removed to
PottcrviIle, in Bradford coenty, where he
is engaged in the mercantile business
Joseph Metzger and Charles Felencer,
took possession of the farm, mill and dis
tillery, purchased by them of Jerome S.
Williams, at kunklctown, Hamilton
township.
i Robert Boys, has removed his store
from the stand occupied by him for the
last ten or twelve years, to his old stand
adjoining his residence farther down town
The Messrs. Bush (Robert and Henry
succeed him in the brick store, where
they will open with stock of dry goods
and carpets.
The Post-olice has been removed from
the residence Of Henry Bush, where it
has been kept since September last, into
". NJ. Burnct's tailor shop, next door
fabove the Methodist church. NJ NJ.
Burnet, we learn, intends erecting a new
building for the post-ofice, forthwith.
Charles Musch, has left his farm and
moved to town, to make room for Jacob
t Z. Herzog, of Scranton, to whom he sold
the property.
Wm. Davis, Esq, moved his residence
to the building vacated by Henry Shoe
maker, and his law-ofice to the building
adjoining, occupied by Charlton Burnet,
ESQ. on Main-street
Charlton Burnet occupies portion of
his dwelling house as law-ofice.
Dir. G. w. Seip, moved his residence
and Office into the building vacated by
VIM. Davis, Esq, having purchased the
property last fall.
James Fl. McCarty, moved his cabinet
ware rooms into the Odd Fellows Hall.
occupying the first and second stories and
the basement.
Miss S. De Young, who made way for
Mr.. McCarty, moved her millinery shop
into the room recently occupied by the
post-ofice.
. John B. Storm and David S. Lee, rs.
quires, have opened an Office in the 2nd
story Of Keller's new building, over the
shoe store.
Ia5~ Congress adjourned on Saturday