Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1891-08-20
IN AND AROUND FREELAND.
THE chestnut crop will be LARGE

The chestnut crop will be large.
Mountain Park excursion from Up
per Lehigh on Saturday.
There is some talk of the Law and
Order Society being resurrected.
Andrew Pfaff, Jr., of Philadelphia,
is spending part of his vacation with
friends in town.
The d. S. & S. has commenced
slaughtering the innocents. A COW near
Hazleton was the first victim.
Candidates for the offices of tax
collector and supervisor in the two town.
ships will not be so numerous as in the
past.
Mrs. Jacob Faulk, of Wilkes-B Barre,
who for the past two weeks was visiting
at Joseph Neuburgers, returned to her
home yesterday.
Thomas Birkbeck, John D. Hayes,
Michael Mulligan and A. Rudewick left
this A. M. for Wildwood Beach, N. j.,
for few days fishing at that famous
resort
John M. Cunnius on Tuesday enter
ed into an agreement to build a house
on Adams Street for David Hanlon, Jr.
1t is to be 16x3S feet, and of the latest
design.
Next Monday evening Rev. F. P.
McNally, of st. AIMS Church, will
lecture at Plains, this county. His subject
is Irish Loyalty to the Stars and
Stripes"
Marriage licenses have been granted
to James w. Jones and Gertrude Reed,
both IF TTnnar II ahinh and I'D lno rJ
Owens, of Freeland, and Elizabeth
Roberts, of GAINESVILLE,
II. A. Buckley, of Freeland; VIM. ].
Ward, of Beaver Meadow, and Hugh
Coll, of Jeanesville, are representing
societies from this vicinity at the Scran-
ton 1. G. B. U. Convention.
jesse Miller, clerk in the main office
of Coke Bros. & Co., at Drifton, has re-
signed his position to accept a clerkship
with the Mid Valley Coal Company,
near Mt. Carmel.-Speaher.
An open air meeting will be held on
next Sunday afternoon, by the Primitive
Methodist congregation of Jeddo, on the
green near the church. Outside talent
has been secured and all are invited.
The Welsh Baptist congregation will
hold services in Donop's Hall next Sun
day as follows School, 1870 A. NJ;
preaching in the Welsh language by
Rev. Chas. Jones, of Taylorville, at 2
and P. NJ.
AT an early hour Saturday morning
the building containing the air-compres-
sor, which furnishes fresh air for the
Butler end of the tunnel being con-
structed to drain the Ebervale slope, was
burned to the ground.
Mrs. Johanna Crabtree has entered
suit against Coke Bros. & Co., for $40, 900
damages, on account of the death of her
son James Meyers, who was killed by
: being caught in the machinery at the
Gowen breaker last December.
Any shoe dealer has in stock a
number of shoes that will fit you, but
this does argue that they were all made
for you. Because an item in the paper
may just fit your case, it does not always
show that you were the one the writer
had in mind.
Just 552 people took in the excursion
of the Freeland firemen to Glen Onoko
on Saturday. 1t was the best excursion
Freeland has ever turned out and the
crowd enjoyed the day. The committee
in charge was highly complimented for
the manner in which the affair was con-
Quoted.
Persons desiring to vote at the
coming election should see that they are
registered before September. Under the
new registry law the duties of the asses
sors have been complied with, and any
one not on the list will have their name
placed there only by personal applica-
ton to the assessor.
Grand Army Day will be observed
in great style at Mt. Carmel on Septem-
Der 8. Any persons wishing to accom-
pany Post 147 should notify Adjutant
A.W .Washburn, and if sufficient num-
ber attends the Post will secure special
train, which will arrive here about mid
night. The fare charged will be the rate
for one way.