Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1892-04-07
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
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Nearby Towns.
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As far as can be learned no more show
will come to the Opera House this season
t Constables Quigley and Sault mad
their, monthly report to the court OF
Monday.
Henry George, of Walnut Street, il
now engaged in the sewing machin,
business.
Rheumatism is quickly cured by usine
Arnica Il Oil Liniment. Sold by Dr.
Schilcher.
John Schnee, of South Heberton, was
drawn yesterday as a juror for the May
term of court.
The Polish Cornet Band serenaded
Chas. Boszkowski, of Walnut Street, on
Saturday evening.
Call and examine the large stock of
shoes which arrived at Neuburger's this
week, Prices lower than ever.
Condy Boyle has added to the appear
ance of his property on Ridge Street by
| building a new awning in front.
The fishing season is about opening.
A full supply of hooks, lines, rods and
artificial flies in great variety at Birk-
beck's.
Said noted man of 60 years, "my
mother gave me Downs Elixir for coughs
and colds when l was a boy" Sold by
DR.. Schilcher.
Frank Gallagher, of Main Street, has
taken possession of the saloon at South
and Ridge Streets, formerly occupied by
Austin Harvey.
William Wallace, of Hazleton, a brake
man on the d. S. & S., had three fingers
smashed while making a coupling at
Driftou on Friday.
The Heavenly Recruits held omen
services on Centre Street Sunday even
ing, and prayed industriously for the
salvation of the town.
Camp 80, Patriotic Order True Ameri-
cans, will celebrate its first anniversary
with an entertainment at the Opera
House on the 22d inst.
Patrick B. Ferry, of Upper Lehiqh
has been appointed fish warden of this
county. The position was formerly held
by R. M. Rinker, deceased.
The Hungarian National Union will
meet at Olyphant on May 6, and s.
st. Johns Beneficial Society will be rep
resented by John Shigo, Jr.
April 10 being Palm Sunday the usual
services of blessing and distributing the
palm will be held at st. AIMS and st.
kasimer's Catholic Churches.
Hugh Malloy, William Gallagher and
Joseph Gallagher, members of the Game
Club, stocked the Obey Creek with &C, 900
California brook trout on Saturday last.
Miss A. R. O'Donnell has opened a
dress making establishment
at Front and Washington Streets. Ladies
requiring her services are invited to call.
Jas, ]. Ward has accepted the agency
for Houston, the Hazeton halter. Hats
will be reblocked in the latest style.
dyed and rebound at half the price of a
new one.
A party of Freeland folks went to
Hainesport, N. j., on Tuesday to invest
in building lots. John Bell is the local
agent and has disposed of several to
people here.
Rev. Allan j. Morton, of Kingston,
will preach to the Welsh Baptis- congre.
cation at Donop's Hall on Sunday. Ser
vices in Welsh at 3 p. NJ, and in English
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A mining lamp was dropped in the
ocie house at Drifton last Thursday
'vening and the structure took fire.
burning to the ground. The four locies
we're rescued with much difficulty.
The bond of Patrick Givens, Fosters
AK collector, has been filed and approv-
ID. 1t is for $50, 900, and is signed by
'eter Timony, Freeland, and John
arnold and John Krell, Hazleton.
The statement made in the Sentinel.
Ne'csdedler and other news
,apers that the TRIBUNE has changed
is rather premature. 1t is
till published by Thos. A. Buckley.
Fred Horlacher, of Allentown, was
lere this week, and completed arrange
nents by which the bottling establish
nent of Houston Bros, together with
he property on Ridge Street, passed 4
nto his possession.
Fosters new school building at Bir-
anton is well under way, 1t will be a
eady for occupancy when the next term
pens. As it is only short distance r
rom the borough limits it will likely be y
Included in the annexation.
The first issue of the Hazleton DaiY
has the appearance of paper =
hat has come to stay. As it costs but =,
ne cent a copy and will promulgate the |
ood old Democratic doctrine, it should p
e welcomed throughout the lower end. q
Mt. Horeb Lodge, No 257, l. o. o. F., =
{ Freeland, intends to take a prominent n
art in the celebration at Hazleton on
he 26th inst. The lodge proposes to
ave every member in line and to make
s neat an appearance as any organiza-
ion on parade.
When you are troubled with dizziness.
our appetite all gone, and you feel bad
take a few doses of DIR. Henry 7
iaxter's Mandrake Bitters, and you will !
e surprised at the improvement in your
ceilings. Every bottle warranted to give