Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1898-08-11
Pressed Bricks.
Discriminating buyers turn for their
extra good things to

Discriminating buyers turn for their
extra good things to
Days.
Elegant neckwear in all the latest
styles, at N. Seger's old reliable cloth
ing house.
Street Commissioner Beattie has
been making some marked improve
ments on Fourth street the past week.
The Roulette ana Emporium ball
teams will cross bats at the former
place to-day. A "warm" game is an
ticipated.
Don't bother your head about what
you shall make for that lunch, just
step into Days, and see how quick he
canhelp y on out.
Frank Pearsall, painter and paper
hanger. All work guaranteed to give
satisfaction.
Emporium, Pa, Aug. 10, 1898.
The Presbyterian church has been
reopened for services. Let all mem
bers of the congregation and Sabbath
school resume their places at the SER
vices next Sunday.
The last excursion to Southern New
Jersey Sea Shore points via Pennsylva-
MIA Railroad Thursday, August 18th,
will no doubt be well patronized The
rates are extremely liberal consider
| ing the accommodations offered.
An honest man having horse or a
bicycle, wishing to secure a business
education and willing to do some ad-
vertising work, will learn something to
his advantage by addressing the Roch-
ester Business Institute, Rochester,
N. Y.
Mr.. E. N. Fairchild, of Gardeau,
whose serious illness was noted in the
PRESS several weeks ago, has been
steadily failing and at this writing he is
very low with slight hopes of his re-
covery. Lymphangitis is the ailment
from which he is suffering.
Invitations are out announcing the
wedding of Miss Harriet Belle Hetfield,
of Dubois, to Mr.. Michael L. Willier.
Mr.. Willier was formerly principal OF
the Sterling Run schools and his many
friends in this section join the PRESS in
wishing him a happy and prosperous
life.
The Associate Society of Red Gross
of Philadelphia, will carry to individ
ual soldiers in Porto Rico only, any
contri buttons, friends and relatives
may desire to make, provided the con.
tribution weigh at least fifty pounds
all clearly directed and are delivered
no later than Monday noon, at 1901
Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
The Kane Republican says: "Con
gresham Stone has succeeded in hav.
ing Warren placed with Philadelphia,
Pittsburg and Scranton for civil service
examinations for railway mail service
and department positions at Washing
ton. This is a great convenience fol
applicants in the northwestern part o1
the State who were formerly obliged tc
go to Pittsburg."
The Pennsylvania Railroad Ses
Shore Excursion, Thursday, August
18th, offers all that may be desired
low rates, first-class accommodations
on regular trains and for those desir
ing to go through to Atlantic City
same day without transfer through
Philadelphia can do so by taking the
Delaware River Bridge route, the
the only all rail line from points il
Pennsylvania.
Brother Olson, of the Mexican Miner
feels terribly bad because the PRES:
clipped a personal item from his journ
al and failed to give the proper credi
until the following week, whereupor
Brother Lindsey of the Democrat sug
gests that our handsome friend have
his illusions patented. We pleat
guilty Bro. Olson on one point ant
can only account for the commission
from the fact that we had been reading