Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1892-04-21
BRIEF ITEMS.

An Italian butcher shop has been OPEN
ed in the Points.
Rheumatism is quickly cured by using
Arnica & Oil Liniment. Sold by DIR,
Schilcher.
Emma Vincent is having large store
erected near the Polish Catholic Church
on Ridge street.
James Timony, of the Points, had his
hand badly lacerated in his fathers
bottling works last week.
A delivery wagon is being built by A.
W. Washburn for the Midvalley Supply
Company, of Columbia County.
A literary society has been organized
by the young men of st. AIMS Church.
1t starts out with several members.
An exchange tells its readers that
trout can now be caught, according to
law" But suppose the trout refuse to
bite?
William r. Jeffrey has accepted the
Freeland agency for Arnold and KrelPs
brewery, and will commence work at
once.
Next Monday ground will be broken
for st. Johns Nepomicky Slavonian
Catholic Church at Ridge and Luzerne
Streets.
The second anniversary of Camp 80,
Patriotic Order True Americans, will be
celebrated at the Opera House tomorrow
evening.
Said noted man of 60 years, "my
mother gave me Downs Elixir for coughs
and colds when 1 was boy" Sold by
DIR. Schilcher.
The organization of another tribe of
the Independent Order of Red Men is
talked of by members of Machemleck
Tribe, No. 221.
George Hudock had his left leg broken
by fall of rock at No. Upper Lehigh
yesterday morning. He was taken to
Hazleton Hospital.
]. Neuburger has removed to the P. o.
S. of A. Building, and the storeroom in
the Birkbeck Brick will be occupied af
ter May by John Smith. =.
Half-time does not suit the miners Of
Highland, and the old residents of the
town are leaving as rapidly as they car
obtain employment elsewhere.
Mrs. Kate Griffiths, widow of the late
Richard R. Griffiths, of Upper Lehigh
will reside after next week in Pottsville
where she intends opening store.
Condy o. Boyle resigned the Freelant
agency Of the Rochester Brewing Com
pany, and the firms business here i
now conducted by Fred. Horlacher.
Work was commenced upon the Bethe
Baptist Church on Monday morning
The structure will be two stories il
height, not three, as stated last week.
cooking main of three battles, 70
$50 a side, was fought near town on Sal
urday evening by two parties from Uppe
Lehigh. Considerable money change
hands over the result.
Charles Brisey and Lima Grossmar
both of Hazleton, have been granted
marriage license and will be married 6
st. Luke's Church tomorrow mornin
by Rev. A. Beimuller.
William T. Williams, of Slatingtor
and Miss Maggie Walters, of Freelant
will be married at the residence of th
brides parents on Saturday. Rev. ALE
J. Morton, of Kingston, will perform tn
: ceremony.
Chas. HI. Coswell, a Philadelphi
drummer, spent two days here this weel
Charlie says he has travelled the CREATE
portion of the U. S., but found nothin
to equal Freeland as an all-round wide
awake town.
P. B. Cunningham, at one time
resident of Freeland, but now living a
Allentown, was visiting friends here to
day. Mr.. Cunningham is the owner O
the property on line of the proposed ex
tention of Pine Street, which is yet un
settled by the courts.
When you are troubled with dizziness
your appetite all gone, and you feel bat
generally, take few doses OF DR.. Henr,
Baxter's Mandrake Bitters, and you viii
be surprised at the improvement in you
feelings. Every bottle warranted to Civ,
satisfaction. Sold by DIR. Schilcher.