Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1890-11-27
BRIEF ITEMS.

Joseph Neuburger made trip t,
the county seat on Tuesday.
Patrick Duffy, sr., of Upper Lehigh
is lying very low with pneumonia.
Read the advertisement of Josepl
Neuburger, on the fourth page of this
issue.
The regular monthly meeting of the
borough council will be held next Mon.
day evening.
Mrs. Thomas Birkb beck has presented
to the St. AIMS Pioneer Corps library a
set of handsomely bound books in
number.
Proposals will be received bv the
secretary of the borough council until
Monday evening next for the position of
janitor. See notice elsewhere.
Constable Sault, of Foster township,
made professional trip to Bowman's,
Carbon county, on Tuesday. And sue
ceeded in capturing his men.
George Eckert, of Wikes-Barre
brother of w. J. Eckert, of Foster town
ship, has the contract to build a large
dwelling for A. Rudewick, at Wildwood
Beach, N. j.
Until after the holidays we will sell
Rye Whiskey and Gin at the price of
common. Fine Liquors for medical
purposes always kept here.
I. CAMPBELL, Freeland.
Step dancers from Freeland, Tama-
qua, Wilkes-Barre, Mauch Chunk and
Allentown will contest for the purse of
S25 at the ball of the Manhattan Club of
the Lehigh Valley at Weatherly, De-
cember 19.-Plajn Speaker.
Henry Walters, of No. $40 Coxe's
addition, below the l.. V. depot, offers
the whole of his household furniture at
private sale. Those wishing to secure a
bargain should take advantage of his
Offer Call any time until Dec. lst.
John Cook, superintendent of Coke
Bros. & Co.'S Beaver Meadow store, who
once resided in town, has been appointed
to fill the vacancy on the coal and iron
police force occasioned by the promotion
of j. d. Hampton to the captaincy.
Albert Heller. of Freeland, and
Miss Annie Woodring, of Butler Valley,
were married this a. m. by Rev. J h.
Bedford, of South Heberton Mr. Hell
Ter is a brother of Barber Heller, of
Centre Street. We wish them long life
and happiness.
Every man who owns n horse cs-
teens it next to his wife and family, but
he becomes still more proud of it when
he has fed him on high grade feed and
hay bought at B. F. Davis flour and
feed store, Main street, and sees the
glossy, shining coat becomes more beau
full every day.
The following persons in this section
have been granted marriage licenses !:
David J. Davis, of Upper Lehigh, and
Catharine Leucht, of treeland; John
S. Pursell, of White Haven, and Edna
Hawkins, of Upper Lehgh; Henry Ru-
dolph, of Hazleton, and Hannah r.
Watson, Of Jeddo.
The first annual ball of the Progress
i've Literary Club, of Jeddo, was held
at Yannes' opera house last evening.
There was large attendance and every
body present seemed to enjoy themselves.
Seventy-fve couples, headed by Master
of Ceremonies Patrick Timony and Miss
Mary Dugan, of Jeddo, participated in
the grand mach.
They were standing on the corner
of Main and Centre streets Il few nights
ago, each looked contented with his lot
in life and appeared well-to-do.
Suddenly one said to the other, Brown,
what's good investment "' The
one to whom the question was put looked
cautiously up and down the street to
see if any person was near, then leaning
over towards his companion said, take
the boys into Neuburger's and get them
each a suit of good winter clothing
there's no better snap in town that
know of, nor a place to invest your
money to better advantage"