Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1892-08-18
BRIEF ITEMS OF NEWS.
PARAGRAPHS GATHERED FROM ALL
PARTS OF THE REGION.


Little Ones of Interest About People
You Know and Things You Wish to
Hear About-What the Folks of This
and Other Towns Are Doing.
The borough schools will open on
Monday morning.
Democratic delegate elections will be
held on Saturday evening.
Lewis Lentz is preparing to build a
a dwelling house on Ridge street, below
Luzerne.
Attend the special sale at Neuburger's S
on Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
Bargains in all departments.
The very best qualify of flour, feed
hay, chop, oats, ETC., is sold at the verv
lowest prices by B. F. Davis.
Five cents will buy ladies' cambrc
hem.stitched silk-embroidered handker-
chief at Neuburger's special sale.
Go to Hugh Malloy's for the best
bargains in ladies' and gents shoes.
Also boys campaign caps, nine cents.
A large number of people of town at
tended picnic at Harleigh Monday
evening. They report having good
time.
Van Wickle & Co., operators at Mines
vile, have given contract to Cuyle
Bros. to strip 100000 yards near that
town.
The Pennsylvania Railroad COMPANY
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ployes from visiting saloons or any place
where liquor is sold.
A number of rairoaders employed on
the main line of the Lehigh Valley rail
road have been laid off owing to the
switchmen's strike at Buffalo.
West, the great comedian, who is
known everywhere as the male Patti.
will be at the opera house with Emer-
sons Minstrels on Monday evening.
The members of the Ninth regiment
will in few days receive their salary
for their nineteen days services at Home
stead. The regiment will receive ST.
097 GA.
Christian Raeher, and old veteran
living in Wikes-B Barre, attempted sui
eide on Monday. He was suffering from
wounds received in the war and became
respondent.
Emerson's Minstrels are playing
nightly to crowded houses, and are re-
ceiving much praise from several of our
exchanges. They will appear in Music
Hall, Wilkes-Barre, tonight.
Members of the Illinois National
Guard held meeting at Chicago on
Tuesday night and burned effigies of
General Snowden and Colonel Streator
for the inhuman punishment inflicted
on Private Iams.
The final deposit in the Jones Land
fight was to be put up at Halle
ton on Tuesday, but the money was not
forthcoming and another meeting of
those interested will be held at Daniel
Bonner's, in the Points, tomorrow even
ing.
Every lady calling at J. C. Berner's
store on August Is, 10 and 20 will receive
a handsome present. These are special
sale days, and every article in the store
will be sold at an immense reduction
Presents will be given whether you buy
or not.
Alc yOu iCSlStcIGu! L Ou Cdll Tedully
ascertain by looking in the registry book
hanging at the polling places of the diff
ferent districts. If you are not have
your name placed on at once. There is
no delay in voting if your name is on
the book.
All the latest songs and witty sayings
can be heard at the opera house on
Monday evening. Don't fail to attend
the opening performance of the season.
Prices of admission are the same as for
merly. Reserved seats can be secured
at Christys store.
Eighteen little children from New
York are enjoying two weeks visit at
Upper Lehigh. They were sent by
fund collected for the pupose by New
York paper, and are being cared for by
members of the Young Peoples Christ
ian Endeavor Society.
The Diocesan Record, of Scranton, en-
tered upon its third year on Saturday
with prospects of bright future. AL
though its columns are devoted princi-
pally to religious subjects, it is one of the
newsiest and best weeklies in the coal
regions, and we hope it may continue in
its prosperity.