Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1898-05-12
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10 PAGES.
Pressed Bricks.

Boys collars at Soble's.
A fine stock of neckwear at John ].
Soble's
The bonded debt of Clinton county
is S171, 600.
A new lot of mems fine shoes. also
driving shoes at Soble's.
The Warner House dining room has
been greatly improved.
A new lot of ladies goff and string
ties. Also ladies collars at Soble's.
The Commercial Hotel is being re-
papered and painted in the interior.
Attend the auction sale of clothing
and secure some bargains.
r. SEGER & Son.
Hang out your flags. Don't bury
your patriotism. Take an example
from the young lads.
The Banjo, Mandolin and Guitar
Club were out serenading Monday
evening.
Sub-District Convention of Epworth
Leagues will be held at st. Marys,
Thursday and Friday of this week.
The auction continues every evening
at r. Seger & Sons, next door to Bank.
Big bargains secured.
Boys should exercise caution and not
allow their patriotism to carry them
into danger, such as climbing tall trees,
etc.
N. Seger will fit you out with sum-
mer clothing at lower prices than you
ever dreamed of.
We still have a large stock of
mems clothing which we are selling at
prices that defy competition.
JOHN j. SoBLE.
Mothers! Have you seen those hand
some suits for children, at n. Seger?
They are beauties and SO cheap.
Those neat summer suits at n. Seger's
are just what you want. Prices very
low for well made goods.
Stylish clothing going at less than
half the cost at r. Seger &; Sons
auction. Have you secured any of the
bargains
The Supreme Court has sustained
the decision of the Mexican county
court in the case of Jennie o. Miller VS..
the city Of Bradford. Miss Miller fell
and broke her leg on an icy sidewalk
in March, 1895, and the court awarded
her damages to the amount of So, ,OOO.-
Bradford Era.
The anniversary of the Epworth
League will be held in the Methodist
Episcopal church next Sabbath. An ap-
propriate sermon in the morning by
the pastor. In the evening an inter-
esting service will be held by the men,
bers of the League, in charge of the
President, j. A. Johnston. Rev. w.
S. Nickle and wife will be present to
sing on both occasions
The Driftwood Gazette came to us
last week and conveyed the intelligence
that L. r. Williams had retired from
the management of that paper. Joe
helm. Mr.. Johnston is bright young
gentleman, a good printer and no
doubt will give satisfaction to the
Driftwood people. He formerly work
ed on the PRESS and was a very re-
liable man.
Debt paying day in the M. E. church
was success last Sunday, $3.50 were
pledged for the year. Rev. r. H.
Gilbert rendered valuable service. His
lecture, stepping Upward" was given
in homeopathic doses easy to take, but
withal, health-giving. His sermons
were full of choice thoughts, couched
in good rhetoric and delivered in
pleasing and forceful manner. Rev.
and Mrs. w. S. Nickle sang at all the
services to the delight and profit of
everybody. 1t was red letter day in
Methodism.
Lieut.. j. V. Morgan received letter
few days ago fromW. II. Rauch ,Secy.
of the ''Bucktails." or First Pennsyl-
vania Rifles, in which ne says: On
April 25th, immediately on the call of
President Mckinley for 125,000 men,
Col. E. A. irwin telegraphed to the
President and also to Governor
Hastings, asking authority to recruit
a regiment to be known as the
''Pennsylvania Bucktails," and to
be raised in the same counties from
which came the original 'Bucktails."
When authority is given for recruiting
this regiment, all the survivors of the
famons old regiment will take hearty
interest in the matter er-Tioga Agitator.
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