Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1898-03-31
NO. 5.
Pressed Bricks.

"A new lou OF trunks and ValSeS at
| Soble's.
Finest line of spring clothing and
furnishing goods at Segers
Robert w. Flower formerly resi-
dent of Cameron, died in Lock Haven
last week.
The Jewel Coffee Mill works are
working day and nights, to fill their
orders Glad to hear it.
Chas. Hall, Clear Creek farmer.
owns COW that has given birth to four
standing calves within eleven months.
Frank Craven expects to get in mis-
logs this week, if Mr.. and Mrs. j. d.
Logan don't fail to put in an appear
| ance.
We have just received the nobbiest
line of this springs hats in this vicinity.
| Call and see them. No trouble to show
goods. JOHN J. SoBLE.
"Old Dan," G. B. Howard & Co.'s
| engine has returned from Remove
shops, where it has been thoroughly
overhauled.
| Howard & Company's mill COM
menced operations, on Monday, for the
season. They employ in the mill and
yard about eighty-fve men,
Have you seen our line of this
springs shoes. We have them both in
russell and black. We have no old
style shoes since our auction sale.
JOHN J. SoBLE.
The intermediate class in the Baptist
Sunday school, will give baked
bean and brown bread supper in the
basement Friday evening, April 1st,
from $50 until all are served.
Ballard's Snow Liniment is the most
cures pain and inflammation of all
kinds quicker than any other known
remedy. Every bottle guaranteed. L.
Taggart.
That mammoth stock of clothing at
N. Seger's astonishes the natives.
Nothing like it ever seen in this section.
Mr.. Seger says he has never in al his
years of business experience in Empo-
rum purchased such large line Of
clothing and furnishing goods.
Mrs. Delbert Reed, aged 81 years,
died at the family residence on Moore
Hill last Sunday. The funeral was
held at the residence, on Tuesday, at
5 p. m. The remains were laid to rest
in the More Hill cemetery. Elder
Joshua Selley, Latter-Day Saints, Off
ciated and preached the funeral sermon.
Delos Burlingame of Sizervile, Pa,
and Mrs. Laura Ann Carter, of Cole
grove, were in attendance at the
| funeral of their brother, the late II. w.
Burlingame, in this borough last Sat
urday. Mr.. Burlingame and Mrs Car
| ter are the Hast survivors of five chill
dren of the late Isaac Burlingame, one
of the earliest settlers in Norwich town
ship.-Smethport Democrat.
The american Economist of March
25th presents in the form of pictorial
supplement an unique and interesting
array of drawings and cartoons select
ed from the files of that paper for the
past three years. The illustrations,
several hundred in number, emphasize
in peculiarly forcible manner the
strength of the doctrine of protection
as an active, living political issue, and
also demonstrates with what vigor
and aggressiveness this doctrine has
been expounded by the American Pro-
tective Tariff League.
Ward Metzger, Of this borough, will
start for the Klondike about April 1st.
He is boxing his household goods pre-
paratory to moving them to Emporium,
where his family will reside during his
absence Mr. Metzger is one Of party
of four that will go TO Seattle where
| they will construct a steamer which
they propose to haul overland in sec
tions to Teslin. At the last named
place the steamer will be put together
and will ply between Teslin and Daw-
! son City on the YoukOn river for the
accommodation of passengers and their
baggage. The fare up the stream from
Teslin to Dawson City will only be
$4,000, and on the return trip S100.
Their steamer will conveniently carry
fifteen passengers. Mr.. Metzger is
man possessed ola rigid constitution,
preserving will powers, very energetic,
and goes there determined to make
barrel of money and we join in with
his many Galeton friends in hoping
that his expedition will be exceedingly
profitable in every detail. We have
made arrangements with Mr.. Metzger
to act as our special correspondent
from that much-talked-of country, and
our readers will soon be treated with a
series of interesting letters giving
detailed account of his trip and other