Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1890-06-05
BRIEF ITEMS.
cream at Jacobs.


Ice cream at Jacobs every day.
Michael Zemany had the roof of
his buildings painted this week..
Carpets, from 10 cents yard and up
wards, at Neuburger's, Brick store.
-Eckley Club shut out the Mowers of
Sandy Valley on Saturday. Score 21-0.
"A marriage license has been granted
to Michael Sepa and Ellie Kiselica, both
of Jeddo.
j. P. Mcdonald placed fine awning
in front of his furniture store the begin
ming of this week.
The Terrors Base Ball Club, of Eek
ley, will hold picnic at that place on
Saturday, June IA.
Peter McGettrick and Barney c.
Gallagher left on Tuesday at noon for
Breckenridge, Colorado.
Rev. S. S. Jones will preach for the
English Baptist at Lindsays hall next
Sunday evening at 6 O'Clock.
Paper hanging done by A. A. Bach
man at short notice and in first-class
style. Call and ascertain prices.
The Tigers defeated the Terrors, of
Eckley, at the park on Sunday afternoon
in game of four innings. Score 142.
Strawberry, Vanilla and Chocolate
Ice cream at Jacobs every day.
For bargains in paints, room mould
ing, calsomine and wall paper, call on
A. A. Bachman, opposite II. G. Rooms.
John Heller, who has been sick for
the past years, died at Mushy Holloy,
near Upper Lehigh, on May 2Sth, aged
70 years.
The members of Drifton Base Ball
Club are making arrangements for their
second annual picnic, to be held at Drift
ton, on the 2Sth inst.
"A strike took place yesterday among
the hands employed at the Upper Le-
high stripping. We failed to learn the
cause of the trouble.
-Freeland and Hazleton will cross
bats at the park on Sunday. The bat
teries for this occasion will be Belas and
Iiert and Jennings and O'Ilara.
The Citizens Bank, of Freeland,
does not require notice of withdrawal of
saving deposit, the same being subject
to sight check, the same as other deposits.
WAS uclbuttu Ill lHt
two games at the park on Decoration
Day by the Freeland Club. Score in
the morning: 1872; in the afternoon ::
10.
John M. Cunnius commenced on
Monday to tear down the partitions in
the third story of the Birkbeck brick, to
convert them into a large hall for the use
of the Pioneer Corps.
"A true bill was found against Wesley
Searfoss at Wilkes-Barre on Saturday
for violating the fish laws. 1t will be
remembered he was arrested some time
ago for fishing with nets in the Nescopec
creek.
The Tigers, of town, and the Lattimer
Base Ball Club will play game of ball
on Sunday afternoon on the latter's
grounds. The battery for the Tigers
will be: Brislin and Gaffney; Lattimer
Club: Boyle and Costello.
The shooting match at Weatherly
on Friday between George Frede, of
that place, and James Oliver, of High
land, resulted in victory for the former.
Is birds were shot at, Frede having
killed only one more than Oliver.
Thomas Birkbeck is moving his
IdluWdIC sbONC lullllSIlliS StOIt
to the large store-room, recently occupied
by the late John Turnbach, in the brick
building, corner Main and Centre streets,
where he will be glad to welcome old
and new customers.
John Rugans has fitted up his hotel
on Centre street in metropolitan style.
The bar-room is neatly covered with
large mirrors, and in addition he keeps
hn,, fts.l lpr - -
be had in Freeland and the very best of
temperance drinks and cigars.
DO not fail to be present at the
Tigers picnic on Saturday evening, June
2lst. In the afternoon the Tigers and
the Junior Gimlers will play game of
ball at the park, and it will be a hot
contest, as each club has one game won
Depierro's orchestra will supply the
dancing music.
"A communication has been received
at this office in reference to the South
Heberton school house, but as the writer
neglected to sign his name to it, we are
compelled to lay it over. We demand
the name of the writer of all communica-
tions, not for publication, but as guaran-
tee of good faith.
nOlnds IOlly, u lOTIleT TcSluent OF
Hazleton, but for the past four years has
resided in England, returned to this
country on Monday in company with
Messrs. Willet and Turner, of Dudley
England; the latter two gentlemen are
here for pleasure. Mr.. Tolly and his
friends are the guests of Mr.. Birkbeck
They will make a tour of the States and
will visit Niagara Falls before they return
to their native country. The gentlemen
are delighted with the country as far as
they have gone. Mr.. Tolly will return
to England in few months and will
bring his family with him and take up
his residence at Hazleton, and settle
down as one of the solid business men of
that town.
The ball held by the Junior Gimlers
Base Ball Club, of Highland, at Yanues'
Opera House on Friday evening, May
29th, was what we predicted-a financial
and social success. About half an hour
afterthe doors were thrown open streams
of humanity could be seen flowing in
till the spacious ballroom was comfort
ably filed. After number of various
dances the grand march took place, led
by Master of Ceremonies Hugh McGill
and Miss Bella McGill, both of Highland,
and was participated in by 80 couples.
A conspicuous feature of the occasion
was the handsome programmes, which
were distributed to each and every per-
son present. Credit is due to the diff