Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1889-06-27
BRIEF. ITEMS.

The recent rains did considerable
damage to the streets.
The lfext issue of the TRIBUNE will
be on WcJansaauy ,rJlH 3.
Freeland and Shenandeh clubs play
al the park on the Both inst
June goes on record as the "wettest
month ever known in history.
An interesting letter from Eckley
was received too late for publication
The st. Patricks cornet band en-
hvened the town on Saturday evening,
Excursions in this vicinity appear
to be numbered among the things of the
past.
! The Knights of the Golden Eagle
will hold picnic at Lorenz's garden on
July 4.
The regular monthly meeting of the
borough council will be held on iIonday
evening"
Many of our merchants hi an
closing their business places mi ca, er
than usual.
County Superintendent Couehlin ex-
amined number of applicants sor ctrti-
lcates here yesterday.
"A delegation of the Locust Dale,
Schuylkill County, band were the guests
of 2. j. Bodman over Sunday.
July is the last day for rlcrcl,lnts
to pay their mercantile taNs. After,
that date the expense of collecting will
be added.
"A picnic will be held bythe mem
bers of the Church of the Immaculate
Conception of Eckley on july at the
grove above the town.
position of ticket boss at NJ 5 Eckley.
Mr.. Zeigler will probably themove TO
Philadelphia in a short whilG.
One of the participants in that
affecting" scene at the L. y. station on
Monday requests us to state that it Was
not between lovers, but cousins.
Mr.. and Mrs John Nelly, accom-
panied by their granddaughter, Miss
Gallagher, left Freeland Monday morn
land.
Hugh McMonigle has opened an ac-
I commodation stable in the rear of the
1 Valley hotel, where he is prepared to at
tend 10 all horses and teams placed undet
ii'' o'ie'
Hugh Malloy on Monday last cor
veyed by deed to the borough of FRI
land 9xl5O feet of ground on Gem
Street for the purpose of a public sid
walk. Consideration, $1S5.00.
! FOR RENT.-The restaurant d.
ner of Centre and Walnut Streets cd,
tanning ten rooms with ali modern IN
pioVemehts' POSSESSION gwen imme-
uiateiy' Apply on the premises.
The breaker emploves of Coxa Rrn y
& Co.'s No. ) COLI isr,.s--~. llol.l...4 10,
contributed S.a 5ototho q" ohnstoy $3.50
ferers The aC,,,.t ~ n, ,i,e 1 'o,,i'eeom f,,,
to the proo. ,,;t; ~ u ~,
fuSoileclof, Jacob g. Heigler
- sale. Tho nronertv of ,i,.
inn s;tnated on tbe cast s;in
Sweat n,atn,ao, cnnt,, a"d 81
onJ Tho ,0'% lo,,sa 10 IL r't
moss iooat;op and viii he cold ol,os
Nv 70 NIrs Ann On;nn on tho
M p,y W 4'i''' ann 0ui''ii oh 'iio i'1-
20 ,,i ,oni 'sg p,es9i. i,lulca.iols ~ 20 a.
g. ~ ~; "Ou,s, , iia'u =; ,tt;', 1o,u
tors ond s;Janaii,s - TIl, s t;,,ea I3m, for w
' A. a,,,,a iii e.~,,;,o a., ii, 10 -,
sa s,e SUI, SAL i;,tln W,'' IT, oI hoa 49, q,
nmnr: 90, Wy '''''e ''a' ooe'' 'o''o 's p''i ~
AT st. AIMS chrrch on Su lyl
morning nearly three hundred pei
fro oouvpt pt P 1no saG,ae'is p;nh ou II uo' nf
ta,, w ~, ~ f,n,, 'ap y s;,,ai,ar sori Tx,
ar, ,U hai5 n 1n ~ tha rhurn,, s nf tha ~,
,,ta ca,,aa,'t;o, ~ ome Si Eai.,n,, VI '''o
''o f''o'' i'
The shooting match at Has On
Saturday afternoon between Louis nd
. messer of West Hazleton and james
Oliver of Highland for 500 ST re-
suited in victory for Oliver, he l1iing
seven out of eight birds shot at iile
i'''''''l''s'' N'''ou o'' 'n'oe ou' u
The st. Patricks cornet ban till
hold grand ball at the Opera Hol on
Thursday evening, July 4. y eral
bands from neighboring towns haY cen
invited to be present and assist IL lak-
ing the evening pleasant one all
in attendance. First-class dancing usio
and refreshments of all kinds will on
hand.
urs Phoebe c,;,os vito of ....
Monday morning AGED 81 years S,e
no,rn bar death Tho decaasd a.es
horn in Pemhrolesb;re South ,i,S
The funeral tooL Mace yesterdal