The Hazleton Sentinel du lieu suivant : Hazleton, Pennsylvania • 4

JfKMT A VER TIS E.lfBN TS C7I IX A BAZA ft ACKNOWLEDGED BY EVERYBODY. NOTICE. The party who left a gr.ro coat, gUn aivl a package of merchandise at my hotel, should call at once and procure property, or else the same will bj sold to pay board expenses. UtO. 3CHAFKEH, Valley Hotel.

23dec3t senting different lights, gradually ascended to the to of the tree, the whole producing a most pleasing aud thrilling effect. Every member of the school was then presented with a box of good things, while much merriment was occasioned among the little folks by the appearance of Santa AT THE old-fashioned fireplace, trimmed with evergreens aud holly sprays. The platform was carpeted and arranged to represent a drawing room. Mr. Jack, the pastor, opened the proceedings with prayer, after which the school sang with great spirit and beautiful time that stirring Christmas song, Carol, Christian, Carol.

The superintendent then announced a beautiful cantata, called Catching Kriss Kingle. The platform was deserted a moment, when there came tripping from the side entrance a bevy of little MINE US WANTED At the Black Rldgo ConI Company's colliery, Couyngham station, Luzerne county. 21 dew Claus, whose comiug was heralded in an ap Weatherly, were among the visitors in town yesterday. William Barber aud wife of Eastou, spent Christmas with parents and friends iu town aud left for home yesterday. C.

W. Kline, left town ytsterday for Owego, N. to attend a divorce commission, and will be absent several days. Conductor John Ryan of Mauch Chunk, accompanied by his wife aud her sister, Miss Bridget Sweeney, spent Christmas with friends audt relatives in Hazleton aud Stockton, Dr. O'Malley aud Dennis Ward of Wilket-'-Barre, spent Christmas with their Hazleton friends.

1 hey were among the guests at the Central since Saturday lasf, HAZLETON CHINA BAZAR You will positively find the best selection of HOLIDAY GOODS Town and County. Brief Locals. J. W. Moore, pioneer of Luzerne county, aud the first postmaster of Scran-ton, died Saturday, aged 74 years.

The trial of McFarland, the Mollie Maguire, for complicity in the murder of Healy, of which Dolan was convicted recently, was brought to a close at Pittsburg Saturday, by a verdict of not guilty. The jury was out lj hours. The lady members of St. Peter's Epis-codal Church visited the rectory, Christmas eve and gladdened the heart of the Hector's wife, Mrs. Chas.

A. Marks by presenting ber with a handsome black dress and a beautiful dolman, trimmed with fur. Harry MacDonaH, the well-known sa-loonist, assumed charge of the Central Hotel restaurant, Monday. It was a busy day for Harry and his assistants, as all his propriate song by Miss Jennie Lainberson, the curiosity of the children to see their good natured friend being thereby wrought up to the highest pitch, until finally they were gratified by the entrance of the veritable Santa Claus, whose aunual visits STRAY A ounif heifer, nb iut ght or nine mom lis old, came to the promises of the sub sen tier some sex en weeks ago. The owner is requested to call, pay harjr anil take it aw ay, or it will be sold according to aw.

HUGH SHARP. Ebervale, Dec. 19, lssi. girls and boys, singing Kriss Kingle is Coming to the merriest little jingle, after which three servants entered, one of gladden so many hearts. A pleasing episode also occurred during the exer NOTICE.

The annual meeting of the stockholders of Hazle Hall Association will bo held in their ever before exhibited in any one store. A visit will con whom, Bridget, says to the children: "Off, cises, when the pastor was surprised by a nan juuuuay, jaiuarv iss-j, at 8 O'clock p. Thom. 8. McNaik, Secretary.

Hazleton, Dec. 21, '2-24cc be off now, children darline." The voucl' most generous gift, consisting of a hand ladies who took the characters of Bridget, some aud well filled purse, presented in a vince you of the fact. Our Grand Opening will be on the ioth day of December, 1 881, when all goods for the Holidays will be all received 7ALUABLK REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. aud left for home yesterday. The Barbers' Ball.

The third anual ball of the Hazleton Barbers' Mutual Protective Association, at Kepping's Hallt Monday evening, was a de Jane and Mollie, respectively performed A two story name uwellnig house au tw It ts, loca ed on the corner of Broa and James reels, togeth all the necessary outbuildings, will be sold at pr vate their parts admirably. All the children with the exception of Bertie, who was re and placed in their respective departments. 22llov L. Kline, Proprietor quested to remain, having retired, Bertie b.ihj ou reusomtoiu icrnis. 'j.

tie house contains ten rooms, with water an I gas attachments, and the entire premises is in excellent order. The (Stanley Jacobs') was informed that Kriss old friends and patrons who were in town called to see him and partake of the choice brands and oyster stews, which Remus the colored cook, in the eating department pre felicitous mauuer by Charles Ker. bau of Milnesville, in behalf of the many friends aud members of the cougre-gatiou, as an expression of the high appreciation of their pastor and his good wife. To the presentation speech Rev. Wagner, evidently surprised and overcome with emotion, feelingly responded.

The singing of the dox- ll.KTfllElt Kingle woulJ make his appearance that property a iront of feet on Broad street, and extends back 1 0 feet to Spruce al ev. For terms and particulars enauire of Jos. cided success, in spite of the inclement weather which no doubt prevented a number of ladies aud gentlemen cf town and vicinity from being participants in the pleasures of the occasion. The hall was handsomely decorated with flags, ever FLETCHER'S very night, aud if watched for aud caught wait or the present owner, James MeGinty, at pares in first class style. would remain with them always.

Bertie me iuu iuouuuttu noiei. rjuectr The ladies of the Primitive Methodist promised to watch that night aud try to Church very kiudly remembered their pas IN RK TERMS OF COURT. In the Court of Common Pleas of Luzerne catch Kriss Kingle. Au amusing colloquy tor, Rev. VV.

H. Yarrow, aud his excellent greens, and brilliantly illuminated with gaj, which produced a splendid effect ology aud the benediction pronouueed by the pastor closed the evening's entertain tukes place amoug the servunts, in the countv. wife, Monday evening, by presenting the ment. And now, to wit. December 7th.

18SI. the nmlnr course of which it appears that Bertie's on the gay aud happy throng of dancers. Schmauch's orchestra furnished the music, former with a beautiful gold pen and case and the latter with an elegant 18 carat goKl St. Paul's M. V.

Sunday School held NEW NOVELTIES UTOIEe CHRISTMAS I DOLLS THAT CAN SING, DOLLS THAT CAN EAT CANDY, made November -20th, 1SS0, ttxingthu number terms of the said Court a- the time for holding the same, is hereby modilled and changed as foi-lows: The number of said terms is llxeil at their celebration in the basement of the aud the grand march was led off by Wil ring. liam Blackwell aud wife, who were fol church, which was handsomely decorated Cathrine Kemp, mother of Mrs. Ed Beven. The term beginning on the first Monday of April is abolished. In the place thereof, a grandfather is to represent Santa Clans, aud desires Bertie to catch him iu the act-A beautiful recitative, followed by au Christmas carol, entitled.

There were three ships came sailing iu, is then sung by the servants, after which they lowed by thirty-six couples. The festivities Dreher, died at the residence of the latter for theoccasiou. The exercises were opeued by the school children singing a beautiful were continued until four o'clock Tuesday Monday morning, at the age of 77 years. morning, when the jolly barbers and their wives aud sweethearts, together with nu K-rui iwo wb'ks is oruere to ncgln on the Urst Monday of March. The term beginning on the lirst Monday of September Is abolished.

The term heretofore beginning on the second Monday of October shall hereafter begin on the first Mondiy of October and shall continue three weeks. The argument Court heretofore beginning on the last Monday of August is abo -isbed, and In place thereof an Argument (lonvt Id The funeral takes place this afternoon at 2 o'clock. Services at the house by Rev overture, aud prayer offereJ by the pastor, Rev. Gray. Au address of welcome was then delivered by Sampsou Smith, a DOLLS THAT CAN SAY MAMMA PAPA, E.

A. Bauer. Interment in Viue street merous friends, weudt their way homeward, having enjoyed a very pleasant time. well-known active worker in the Suuday cemetery. See tie 2d represents a family gathered around the yule log, who are called upon in turn for their contributions to the general entertainment.

One of the uentlenien su.ua Amoug the kuights of the razor from a dis school. This was followed bv a sonar en ai us last meeting me uorougn coun Dolls from one cent to live dollars, with blue eves, nearb tance present ware John Sellers and Juliu itled the Busy Bees, which was render cil proclaimed let th re be more light, and now the resideuts of North Cedar, Pine, Schertziuger of Slatingtou, George Bant ed by a class consisting of 100 little t-iris aud brother of Auueuried, and Wm. Gabl Wyoming and Laurel streets can enjoy the and boys, under the direction of W. Scott. Miss Alice Krutuin then saug the First Norvell, another God rest you, merry gentleman, a youtig lady read a Christmas selection, a duet.

Brightest and best and a lovely alto solo, Good night, ordered to begin on the llrst Monday of Septem-ber. In all other respects the te.uis of Court shall remain as heretofore. Bv the CorHT. Ccrttlied from the Record, at Wilkes-Barre, this day of December, A. D.

lssi. Thomas Munhok, Froiliouotury. In the Court of Oyer and Terminer, Ac, ami Barter Sessions of the l'eace of Luzeru county. Ami now, to wit, December 7th, lssi, it is ordered that the Grand Jury for the regular September sessions of snid Court shall her after meet on the llrt Mori 'ay of Sept'-mber, instead of Vt eatherly. advantages of gas light from the new street teeth and indestructible heads.

An immense variety of WOODEN TOYS, TIN TOYS AND CHRISTMAS TREE ORNAMENTS. beautiful solo entitled Somebot.y is Com A. It. lamps errected along the northern suburbs ing, which was followed by Merry Chimes completed this scene. The school then Ely Post of Wilkes-Barre, have issued the of Bhe borough.

of Bolls. Aud the advent of Sauia Claus, who auuexed circular. Its subject is of more Henry William, son of Henry Ripple, sang one of the most beautiful Christmas carols we have ever heard, Wonderful made his appearance at this juncture laden thau ordinary importance to Luzerne aged five years, ten months aud twenty-two uj iiih i isi ffionuay or August as lit reloiore. Certified from the Keeonl this December 7th with presents aud gifts of every description county members of the G. A.

11., and in days, died at the residence of his parents in this borough, yesterday morning Tue night, arriuged as solo, duet and chorus. In the third seeue, the room is darkened, a l(l. J. It. EtlHKT, CU-ikQ.

S. -'Jdec for the scholars. Among the numerous gifts aeea to me eutire section, and it is to distributed was a handsome Russia leather be desired that what is sought may be funeral takes place Thursduy afternoon at 2 o'clock. Services in Christ German Luth wallet containing $20 in gold aud eight the servants ore heard singing in the kitchen, when Kries Kiugle come-) into the complisbed: Kris Kingle's dollars in greenbacks and silver, preseuted Dear Comrade: The undersigned. eran Church, by Rev.

E. A. Bauer. Iuter- ri'Om a'id secretes himself in the fire place. committee appointed bv Klv Post.

No the pantor Rev. Gray, by Messrs. W. ruent in Vine street cemetery. I Jpnurrm ah t.

i it Punnuti umiiu TT -r lr muuu aimv A choice line of Christmas Candies and Holiday Goods. tJsSDon't Forget the Place Fletcher's Confectionary, 91 EAST ST11RRT, AZbETOX. PA. The make up of Santa Claus was simply immense; a long seal skin coat enveloped Martz, Stephen D. Eugle, W.

M. Hughes, Ul bvemj-uve persons ei of the Republic, beti leave to call vonr at Wm. Liuderbacl M. Creveling, Bernard Headquarters joyea tneir Christmas dinner at the Central leutiou to a few of the uiauy reasons why him from head to foot, a flixen wig and a Paul, Baruhill, Alexander Muuroe, Paul Hotel, Sunday, and to the credit of Land- lul? tue Mute is entitled to recog long white beard completed his equipment. Edwards, C.

J. Volkeuaud. P. J. Bovle.

lord Moxwell it must md W. uluml al me comln8 uepartuieut encamp. FOR THE Holiday Season mem. vur i-umimuou is laive, lunving; ttoll iwifl. all I W.

Boone, Wm. Olewine, W. F. Roberts, vuc Bnu pari0t. 8ent to the fluid, in Shortly afterwards Be riie comes in in his night-gown singing Kriss Kingle is coming, I kuow he is here, discovers the occupant E.

Maxwell, E. F. Dowling, A. Collins, luxuries of the season, aud without extra times of war, men enough to make au Howard McClure, S. W.

Hill, S. B. Mc- effort could have supplied as many more a.rtuy- cur citizens of fortune during and ii ii.ii-s-itM;ni': Quade, S. D. Taylor and Puter Dei-shuck of the fire pla calls frantically for the servants, who rush in with lighted caudles, cuests from his well stocke 1 larger muuo lUB wur UUVB "uy comrioutea to lvns rvinque nas made ins I tlk liwatuati.in r.

.1... i JAMCS V. DICKSON, II A KRY STU KDKVANT. AIAKKIKII. tutions of our country.

The survivors of headquarters at the followed by the entire family, aud then generally remembered by the members of the war iu this vicinity have always been Somers Boneb. it St. Gabriel's Bertie penetrates the (lit-guise and fiijds in Kriss Kingle his own grandfather. Santa bis congregation with Christmas Dresents. aetlvfl 'heir interest for the welfare of I A a 1 ii- Cuurch, Dec.

21, by Rev. E. S. Phillips, John C. Somers aud Miss Maggie Boner, Dickson Stu relevant, Claus then comos forward and sing) in a manly voice, The Christmas heart, after mo uttwu muity, uliu liitvo uorue wining tribute to the demands of the department.

After these many years of faithful service we press our cause with confidence that we both of Mt. Pleasant. which the lights were turned up aud the are entitled to respectful consideration. We WHOLESALE DKALKRS IN presents distributed. Each pupil received a handsome basket, containing candies, a Confectionery Store OF H.

Jacobs, Next door to. the Central iotel, Broad street, where bunch of while grapes, au orange aud ban ana over topped by a benutiful Christmas BALED HAY, card. Altogether the festivities at this invite you, and through you j'our Post, to join us in the effort to make Major General aud Comrade Edwin S. Osborue of Wilkes-Bare, Department Commander. As a comrade, lawyer, citizen aud soldier he is too well-known to lequire further introduction than the mention of his name.

You and your Post and all comrades are cordially invited aud earnestly requested to cooperate with us in the premises. J. K. Bogert, O. A.

Parsons, B. W. Marcy, hurch were a conspicuous success, in every particular, as was remarked by every one of the immense audience as it dispursed. old and young folks will find the finest and largest assort "Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Gallon Achek.

At Hazleton, Dec. 2t, Frank Gallon and Miss Gwennie Acher, both of Mt. Pleasant, by Rev. W. II.

Yarrow. Rittenhousk Klinoeb. The 2Cth of at the Reformed parsonage in Con-yngham by Rev. T. Derr, Franklin Ritten-house and Miss Alice Klinger, both of Sug-arloaf.

Houseknecht Wenneb. The 2-tth of Dec, at the same place and by the same Mahlon Houseknecht of Sugarloaf and Miss Amanda Alice Wenner of Butler. Shellhammer Feitzinoer. The same day, at the same place and by the same, D. F.

Shellhammer aud Miss Luisa A. Fritz-inger, both of Freeland. Walp Snyder. The same day, at the same place and by the same. William At the Engl sh Lutheran Church, long A committee of ladies presented Mrs.

Jack Saturday evening with a handsome silk dress and a satin cloak trimmed with fur, and Monday evening the reverend gentleman was presented with Dr. Scbliemann's Researches, bound in two neat volume. The handsome Christmas tree in the show window of Fletcher's bakery is still the centre of attraction for the little boys and girls. They all seem to be delighted to see the toy swans swim around the min-ature lake almost as natural as life, and to watch the water spouting up from the little fountain iu the centre. Fletcher intends to keep his tree and other attractions on exhibition until after New Year's.

Vick's Floral Guide is before us, and those who send ten cents to James Vick, Rochester, N. for it will be dif-uppoint-d. Instead of ge tting a cheap thing, as the price would seem to iudicate, they will receive a vWy handsome woik of 130 pages an 1 perhaps 1,000 illustrations not cheap but elegant illustrations, on the veiy best ment of TT OL "DAYS HOLIDAYS! OL1UAVS! HOLIDAYS OLID A Yf J. lOL'l) )AYS! TS IVTS RE AT GIF It GilEAT RKAT Toys, FTS 11U.AT Home's KukHhIi Opera Company. 'Ihe amusement lovL portion of this community enjoyed a delightful performance, in Hazle Hall, Mou.lay afternoon and before tha appointed time Monday evening, the church was filled to overflowing with members of the Sunday school and their friends to enjoy the usual Christmas festivities.

Large uumbers were compelled to go away, unable to find even Btanding room. It is to be regretted that this Weber Haedjim and Beautiful and Novel Articles (1 to church is not about twice its present size; especially was the necessity for enlarging (1) FOR IT "V-V -r -ifffiili mr'-fTI felt Moonday, as well as Sunday nights. aip uu ivj.isB mary ouyuer, ootn or Bitler. Hm The exercises were of the most interest TFIAV IT i vvaecuter Lawn. The 24th at H- a (D rr Conyngham, by Rev.

J. J. Kuutz, Heury yj 0 0 (D (II 6 to be found outside of Phila 1 i i A. Waechter and Miss Anna G. Lawn.

111) a -P 0 I '1 i i ueipnia. jacoDs makes a Krissinoer Houseknecht. The 2-tth at Conyngham, by Rev. J. J.

Kuutz, Geo. E. Krissinger and Miss Eliza F. ot calendered peper, and as a set off to the whole, two beautiful colored plates that are worth twice the price of the book. The Christmas anniversary of the Episcopal Sunday school takes place this evening.

The programme consists of recitations, addresses, music, etc. and a cordial invitation is extended to parents of the scholars and their friends to be present. The teachers and scholars will meet in the Sunday School room at 7 p. and march Koenio Stein. The 24th at Hughesville, by Rev.

J. J. Kuntz, John C. Koenig and Miss Auna G. Steiu.

evening, by Home's English Comic Opera Company, who are certainly among the best that have visited our town for some time. The rain storm which prevailed prevented Manager Blondell from fulfilling his promise in regard to the balloon ascension advertised, as it was utterly impossible to inflate it in such weather, consequently that part of the programme was not carried out. The matinee in the afternoou did not attract such a large audience as wasexpected, which was due entirely to the disagreable weather. In the evening, however, the hall was filled to overflowing. The curtain rose for the first act showing a group of merry Scotch lads aud lasses attired in beautiful costumes assembled to test the charms of All Hallow Eve.

Manager Blondell appeared iu the midst iu a comedy character, as Jamie, a half wilted chiel, whose attics provoked mauy a hearty laugh from the audience. The music of the piee was first class in every respect, iu fact several of the voices, especially that of Miss Lillie Grubb, the soubrette, Miss Hortense Vaughn, principal alto, and L. li. Williams, leading tenor, v. ere excellent.

Miss Barnes of Baltimore, was musical directress and gave every proof of proficiency 4u the management of the organ. Miss Aline Anthon filled the role of Aunt Gregg, in a very Garoeb Heller. Dec. 24th, by Rev. E.

specialty of Mixed Candies for Christmas tree decorations and for Sabbath School and Church Festivals. No one else in the business can exhibit such a large assortment, and his terms and prices are beyond competition. 1Jec A. Bauer, Heury Garger and Miss Susan in procession into the church, and after very- Heller, both of Tonhicken. Musical wonder of the ntre, with which a child can produce the finest muaic.

thing is the musical line can be obtained through A. H. BACON. MUSICAL EMPORIUM, WILKES I5AK11E. PA.

Williams Pause. The same day and ing cnaracter, furnishing an evening of rare enjoyment to all who were fortunate enough to be present. The programme was happily conceived aud all the parts admirably rendered. Indeed, this school may congratulate itself on more than sustaining its reputation for successful and novel entertainments. Too much praise cannot be awarded to the committee, who were so assiduous in their efforts to provide for the pleasure of both young and old.

The church was tastefully decorated, three Christmas trees, richly ornamented, occupying one comer of the room and so arranged as to give them the appearance of one tree. The words, formed iu gilt let-lets Glory to God in the Highest, aud ou earth peace, good will to men, spanLel the walls iu the rear of the pulpit. It would be impossible to describe all the varied features of the programme, and we can therefore notice only a few. Shortly after seven o'clock the superintendent, R. S.

Beishliue. the opening exercises, consisting of singing by the school, reading of scripture aud prayer. Miss Eva D. itrich then followed with a pathetic re by the same, Joseph F. Williams and Miss 7dec Bertha J.

II. Pause, both of Hazleton. MlKHtK HVTIiEKLANIt Bannan Blackwell. At the bride's "YITH THE home, Dec. Rev.

J. Wagner, Edwin J. Bannan and Miss Sarah Elvira Black well, both of Hazleton. Compliments of the Season Hall Paul. The same day and by the same, at the bride's home, William W.

F. MARTZ, M'G'R, Hall of Milnesville and Miss Cora Paul of Hazleton. ervices by the rector, they will march back to the Sunday School room whe'e the Christinas pres ents will be distributed. The streets were lined with people, residents of Hazleton and vicinity, Monday all in their best attire, tosee and be seen. The day was not as propitious as the day previous (Sunday), but all seemed to enjoy the occasion, telling of ana showing the presents which they had received from friends and relatives.

The juuior portion of the throng were not derelict in exhibiting their pres-' ents. We noticed a number of little boys displaying their watches and chains, of doubtful time and material, and hosts of little girls with handsome dressed dolls, discussing amoug themselves which possessed the best looking one. That and the day previous were bappy days for young America, and many doubtless wished that Christmas would come a dozen times a year. would respectfully announce that, on account of Da vies Khoda. At the residence of removaf, ne will dispose ot tils entire stuck or the bride's parents in Upper Lehigh, Dec, satisfactory manner, and it would be hard TOYS AND 24th, by Rev.

B. Nicholas, BenjamiulDavies SANTA CLAUS HAS COME AGAIN and so has SUTHERLAND with the largest stock of HOLIDAY GOODS ever brought to Hazleton. I lis stock consists in almost to find a better representation of a self-im gTUAKT HOUHIS, The Actor of the Platform AND THE PEER OF ANY LIVING Character and Dramatic Artist, WILL APPEAR IM Hosack Hall, Audenried, THURSDAY, DEC. 29. The entertainment consists of ntlrth provok ltifC lmrlesU08 and character creations given by Mr.

Rogers In a change of dress and appearance maile almost iiistatiteously In the presence of the audience. Don't fail to enjoy this rare treat of Dratnatic art by a master alitor anil delineator. ADMISSION 35 CENTS, CHILDREN 20 CENTS, UNSERVED SKATS 50 CENTS. and Miss Mary Ann Rhoda. Harvey Stbohl.

At the M. E. Par! sonage iu Jeddo, Dec. 25th, by portart talkative Scotchman than that part as played by J. J3.

Stump, iu the character Christmas Tree Ornaments of Farmer Gregg. Reuben and Gertie, the G. M. Lamed, George W. Harvey of High citation entitled Anuie's aud Willie's Christmas Prayer, rendering the ece in most xcelleut style.

This was succeeded by a hnmorous Interruption by Masters Hi-mau, and Brooks Celiax. A song by ten little girls, each bearing a banner ou which were the letters, which, displayed, formed the Saviour's invitation to children. Come nero ana neroine, ana tue entire cast ac land and Misb Lizzie J. Strohl of Sandy Run. quitted themselves admirably, and were justly entitled to the applause so liberally Shaffell Salm jn.

At the residence of tendered them. AT AND RELOW COST. He also oilers a line assortment of BOOKS. ALBUMS. STATIONERY, FANCY GO DS, LE ATI I Eli GOODS, GOLD PENCILS, the bride's parents in Drifton, Dec.

2titb, by Rev. G. M. Lamed, Frauk W. Shaffell of Shenandoah aud Miss Mary Salmon of Drifton.

ATTENTION PORTS oo and examine the new almost everything in the line Christmas Festivities. HOW THE CHILDREN AND THEIB PARENTS WEBE ENTERTAINED BY SANTA CLAUS IN THE VARIOUS SUNDAY SCHOOLS. The Christmas festivities of the Presbyterian Church were conducted in the pres DOCBLK BARRELLED SHUT et'DS of books, toys, confectionery, Christmas cards, writingdesks, work boxes, gold and silver and Charms, Christmas New Tear and lt'rthday Cards, all of which are of the best quality from which to select Holiday Gift. ence of a crowded audience. The church of all the most Improved makes at unto Me.

The declamations, Night before Christmas, by Miss Clara Nangle, and tha Night after Christmas, by Master Heimy Ilelman, were in turn performed with pleasing effect, A song, with Miss Nellie Deisroth at the orgau, supported by Miss Lizzie Beishline and Miss Clara Naugle. was well executed for young voices. The tableau, the Wonderful Christmass Tree, was perhaps the distinguishing feature of the evening's exercises. Brilliant calcium lights illumined the entire room, while the three Christmas trees, until then supposed to be but one gradually opened, the two headed canes, porte monnaies, was decorated in a manner which reflects Agent tor llie celebrated card cases, Japanese jyoods. DRAKE'; Gross.

Dec. 10th, at Co nyughatn, Caroline Gross, of Pneumonia, aged 72 years 10 mouths and days. Smith. Deo. 24th, Lydia May Smith, daughter of Warner Smith, at Dorrauce.

aged 4 months and 3 days. Biiaheimeb. Dec. 18th, at Seybortsville, Mary, widow of Jacob Billheiiner, aged 74 years, 3 months and 10 days. great credit not only upon the taste but upon the industry of those in charge of this department Two immense Christmas trees DECKER BROS.

PIANOS, MASON 4 HAMLIN AND Coroner' IuqueKt. The jury ho were empaneled by Justice Gorman, acting Bf coroner, to investigate the cause of James O'Harra's death, have returned the following verdict: That the said James O'Harra came to his death by being accidentally run over by engine No. 112, of the L. V. and that no blame can be attached to said company or its employees, but would recommend that the attention of said company and the borough authorities of Hazleton be called to the necessity of placing flagmen at the principal crossings of the borough.

Personal Mention. William E. Burcaw baa accepted the position of night watchman at the Central HoteL E. C. Wilson and Dr.

Tweedle of a A Hobby horses, racing horses, dolls' carriages, dolls' cradles, a large assortment of dolls. flanked the platform, which had been erected for the occasion. The tret were BLUE FRONT HARD perfectly gorgeous in bright and tasteful etc. If you do not i ce what you trimmings.contrasting beautifully with the dark green foliage cf the spruce. Long WARE STORE smaller trees swinging apart as if by magic, disclosing to view a little girl dressed in white standing among the branches of the Taylor Failey Organs Nothing more appropriate for a ti ft than one of th se really line Instruments at JIOORL'S BOOK MUSIC S'lOKl HAZLE HAIL, HAZLETON, PA.

M.ion Hamlin Organ Sold on Installments ropes of spruce festooned the body of the want ask for it. Prices lower than any house in the oounty. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. Letters of Hilininistrutloii in the estate of Kruni. late of Haz township, Luzerne county, having been granted to the umierslgiie'l, all persons Indebted to said estate are requested to make payment, and those having claims against sahl estate will present the same to Elxjott P.

KlSNER, Administrator of the tate of Julius Krumm, deceased. 3dec3w i church, looped with rings, anchors aud larger tree, holding in one hand a beautiful Call and see befc re purchas- LARD PRESSES. SAl'SAGE STl'FFERS and CUTTERS cheaper than ever. A new lo: of PLATFORM SCALES, whl will weigh from 4O0 to pounds, for salu very cheap. SOaprdw stars, and glistening with artificial frost work.

Upon the platform was erected an white dove, and in the other a bunch of white lilies, while a revolving star, pre incr..