Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1891-04-02
BRIEF ITEMS.

Sugar has taken drop in prices.
Best light calico, at Neuburger's, at /
cents per yard.
Austin Harvey, of Nelson city was
in town on Saturday last.
j. c. Berner has just received a line
OF ladies Blazer outing Coats and Caps.
Best Black Henrietta, reduced to
Sl,l0, former price 81 so, at Neuburger's.
Francis McNeis, of Mauch Chunk,
spent Sunday with his parents at Upper
Lehigh.
Gen. D. II. Hastings will lecture on
the Johnstown food at the opera house
this evening.
Fancy Cashimer pants reduced from
"a to $3.50, at Neuburgers.
At meeting of the Citizens Hose
20, last night James Crawford was elect
ed Secretary.
David Rufe returned to Wildwood
Beach n. j. on Tuesday, after short
visit to his family.
j. G.. Berner ahead of the season
5000 straw hats just received at from 10
cents to Sl.00 each
ue Cl Ann l.. a. ID 1lOneer
Corps, have removed their effects from
the 5irkbeck Brick.
Felix McGettrick, who has been
for some time in Colorado, is visiting his
parents on Front steet.
Ada Gray and competent company
will present East Lynne" at the opera
house Saturday evening.
En,,,, Mil, L obao
ents of the Wilkes Barre Business Col
lege, spent Sunday in town.
-Freeman's Broadway hats, at Netl-
burgers only, 81 % and upwards.
Tenement houses are very scarce in
Freeland at present, nearly every availa-
Bile house in town is occupied.
The members of st. AIMS Pioneer
Corps are requested to meet in Passa-
rellas hall on Sunday at 2 p. m.
Kid finished camhric, cents per
yard. Just reduced. At Neuburgers.
The members of the different L.
A. IS of the X of L., will meet at their
hall in Freeland, on Saturday evening
next at the usual time.
Michael Zemany and his son Andrew
left on the S45 train this Il m. for Allen
town, where the latter will enter as a
student in Muhenburg college.
Miss Maggie NJ. Miller is closing out
her millinery goods and is Offering some
rare bargains. Call and see her. at Nc
Groartys block, Centre Street.
Information reached here Yesterday
that Jonn Brown, son of ex-Burges Peter
Brown of Freeland, but now resident
of Hazleton, died at that place yesterday.
The many friends of Hugh Malloy,
will be glad to hear that he is recover
ing rapidly from the late spell of sick
ness. He is much improved this morn
ing.
Mary Keenan,, wife of Andrew Kee-
nan, of Upper Lehigh. died at her home
Tuesday after long illness from rheu-
matism. The funeral will take place
this afternoon.
Several changes have been made in
the agencies of the Lehigh Valley rail
road in this vicinity. James Roarty, for
many years assistant to James McHugh
in town, has been transferred to Drifton
and given full charge of the station there.
"A large line of embroidery and floun-
cings, at cost of importation, at Neuber-
gers.
Rev. S. S. Jones will preach in
Woodsde school house next Sunday
morning at 1890 and in the evening at
6 o'clock. This will he the last time
Mr.. Jones will preach in Freeland be-
fore he leaves to visit his home in Wales.
The mandate issued by Fish Warden
Rinker. against illegal fishing is causing
considerable comment among the fisher
men of Freeland and surrounding towns;
nevertheless, the fish warden says the
law shall be enforced rightly, especially
that part Of it relating to Sunday fishing.
Patrick Dever, a son Of Hugh Dever,
residing ia the Coke addition. was serious
ly burned at Drifton on Sunday Young
Dever was employed cleaning out boil
er and when he had finished his work,
and before he could make his way out,
steam was turned in and he was badly
burned about the body.
Grand Army suits at $780, at Neu-
burgers.