Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1898-05-26
NO. 13.
10 PAGES.
Pressed Bricks.

Dayton's Mems driving and bark
| peeling shoes at Soble's.
The auction sale at R. Seger & Sons
store continues this week only.
Latest styles in clothing now going
at N. Seger's at great reduction in
prices.
Chicken and waffle supper at Metz
| gar block, Friday evening. Supper
25 cents.
Henry S. Foraker, father of Senator
Foraker, died at Hillsboro, O., on
Monday, aged SO years.
The Epworth League on Friday
evening at 500 O'Clock. A good pro-
gramme has been arranged. All well
come.
Roy Baldwin, of Sinnemahoning,
was taken to Williamsport hospital
last Saturday, with fractured skull,
says the Williamsport Sun.
A league of society women is form
ing in Philadelphia, to boycott Paris
milliners and dressmakers, in retalia-
ton for French sympathy for Spain.
w. G. Holahan, formerly resident
of Remove, died at the Soldiers Home,
Erie, Pa, May 10th, aged 81 yea,
His remains were inferred at Lc
Haven.
The Presbyterian Church at Aue
was struck by lightning last Thr
morning and was considerab'
aged on the roof and steeple.-( +
port Enterprise.
n Seger saws that never J.
tory OF his business experier I'm
porium is he giving his custo lch
extra good bargains in clc and
gents furnishing goods.
For pushing white boy off idly
moving freight train last day,
whereby the boy fell under tht reels
and was killed, Joe Mitchell, lcrd
brakeman, was hanged by & at
Paducah, Ky.
Prof w. T. Dubois, of the Couders-
port High School, has organized an
Anti Cigarette Club among the stu
dents at that place. The club now
numbers one hundred and fifty mem
bers.
1t is wise thing to stick to your
underwear until it sticks to you By
doing 50 you may suffer little discom-
fort, but better that than long siege
ofsickness, and have big Doctors bill
to pay besides.
Thirty-two members of the Klondyke
party that left Franklinville early in
the spring, have returned home this
week, completely disgusted with the
north and glad to get home on any
terms.-Eldred Eagle.
"The we'll supplied Club" returned
last Saturday from Finley Run, where
they enjoyed their annual weeks fish
ing. The party consisted of Ed Blinzler
J.W. Clarke, Ed Straight, B. j Cameron
and Thos DAWN. The boys report
pleasant week and plenty of fish.
The Buffalo Commercial pertinently
remarks that those who howl at the
government for not being fully ready
for war, can form some idea of what
our national predicament would have
been had President Mckinley allowed
himself to be bulldozed into proclaim
ing war last February.
What might have proved a disastrous
conf1agration was prevented by few
Third street residents, about 2:30
o'clock Tuesday morning. The big
double house at the corner of Third
and Spruce street was discovered to be
on fire and burning vigorously but
few pals of water soon put it out. 1t
is supposed to have been an incendiary
attempt; probably the work of tramps.
Mrs. Robley d. Evans, the wife of
"Fighting Bob," has a larger personal
interest in the navy than most women.
Her husband commands the Iowa, her
brother commands the Indiana, her
son is on the Massachusetts, her son-in-
law is on the New York, and two
daughters and her neice have volun-
teered as nurses and are now taking
instructions at hospital.
T. r. Williams, late editor of the
Driftwood Gazette, was in town on
Saturday while enroute for home from
q business trip to Mt. Jeweet, where he
went to look over the plant of the News
with a view of purchasing the same.
Mr.. Williams is very pleasant gentle
man to meet and we believe that if he
takes hold of the News, things will be
made lively in that place.-Kane Re-
publican.
Mems and boys clothing of all sizes.
We can fit any one from boy of 8 to
man weighing 500 pounds. We carry
the best ready-to-wear clothing manu-
factured and at prices that defy CON-
petition While we do not advertise
that by paying cash for our goods we
get them cheaper than any one else,
we do say that we buy our goods as
cheap rs amy one else, anu sell cheaper.
We will not be under sold.
JOHN j. SoBLE,
Opp Post-office, Emporium, Pa.
The union Memorial service this
year will be in the Baptist church next
Sunday evening, May Goth, at 7:30.
Special singing by union choir is be-
ing pr@cticcd. The cc:';:::..on VI, bo,
(as already announced) by Rev. w. R.
Mcneil, and judging from the well
known reputation of the preacher, and
from the many past efforts of the same
character, we confidently predict an
up.to-date sermon, appropriate, able
and brilliant