Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1898-07-14
Pressed Bricks.
'ur farmers are busy haying.

old and young invited.
Collars and cuffs neatly laundered
without being wrinkled or scorched,
at the Kane Steam Laundry.
A patriotic jubilee will be held on
the Metzger lawn, Friday, July Do
Ice cream and other refreshments will
be served.
Soft shirts and white shirts with
, colored bosoms, are laundered with
the greatest of care at the Kane Steam
Laundry.
All work by the Kane Steam Laun-
dry is guaranteed to be first class All
necessary mending is also done by
them, free of charge.
If you would wish to appear stylish,
wear stylish clothes, which you can
procure at reasonable prices at N.
Seger's clothing house.
If you would like to have the salts
faction of wearing a clean shirt send
your laundry to the Kane Steam
Laundry Co., E. Blinzler, Agent, EN-
porium.
Ladies afternoon prayer meeting
will convene at the home of Mrs. Jos.
Newton, on Fifth street, at two O'Clock
Friday afternoon. Sisters of all de-
nominations are expected to be
present.
Rev. Father Geoge Wrinkler, of st.
Callistus r. G. Church at Kane, has
been transferred to a new pastorate at
Brookville, Jefferson county. Father
Lavery, of Driftwood, succeeds him at
Kane. Bolivar Breeze.
Now is the time to take that summer
vacation you have been counting on so
long, and Of course you will need
convenient and durable trunk to take
with you. N. Seger has just what you
want and they are going cheap.
A man named Kelley, brick layer,
was arrested and taken from The W
N. Y. & P. coaches Monday and lodged
in the jail st Belmont, N. Y. A drunken
idea inspired him to lean over the
back of the seat and kiss lady, who
occupied the next seat ahead. For
which indignity he was promptly
placed under arrest by the watchful
representative of the w. N Y. 81 P.
A well posted exchange says that
'the editor of country newspaper
might just as well try to make an
honest living trying to sell ice machines
in the Klondike regions as to try to
please everybody in the columns of
his paper"
Johnsonburg Machine Co., Sage
Bros, proprietors, are putting out a
line of work that rivals firms much
longer in the business They are
equipped for casting variety of work
suited to railroads, mills, etc. Beside
general repair business, they are
handling large amount of new work,
including some covered by patents
recently granted to parties in this
vicinity.-Kane Leader.
Congressman G. w. Stone arrived in
the city this morning and was escorted
to the Arlington Hotel, where re-
ception was rendered him by a large
number of Republican friends and a
good sprinkling of representatives of
other parties. Mr.. Stones popularity
induces people of all walks of life to
swarm around him and he was kept
busy shaking hands with many hun
dreds who called to pay their respects
to him.-Oil City Derrick.
The L. A. w. Bulletin estimates that
there are now -, 900, 600 bicycles in use.
If these could be combined into one
gigantic machine, it's wheels would be
5,3O3 miles high; the chain would be
10, 227 miles long; it would have II, SOC
miles of tubing in it; there 1850, 900, 900
balls required; it's saddle would cover
1000 square miles; it would weigh
1SO, 600 tons, and a turn and a half of
it's wheel would take its rider around
the globe.
Speaking of Senator Merrick's de-
parture from Blossburg some time
since for Philadelphia for treatment
in the Medico-Chi hospital, the Miller
ton Advocate says: ga large number
of his Blossburg neighbors and friends
accompanied him to the station and
called persistently for speech. Sen
ator Merrick addressed them in a few
words of farewell, saying that he
might never meet them again, and
there were few dry eyes in the gather
ing at the conclusion of his remarks.
He is a genial, whole-souled fellow,
with heart too big for his body, and
the latter is by no means small. He
never forgets promise and invariably
stands by his friends, which accounts
for his unbounded popularity"