Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1898-05-19
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Pressed Bricks.
Gladstone died this morning

| All sUreetS leau 10 the Opera House
this evening.
Pants made to order for $3.50 up, at
R. Seger & Co.'s.
Lovers of music will go to the Opera
House this evening.
If you want a stylish suit you can
find it at N. Seger's.
Mems and boys new hats for sum-
mer wear just received at N. Seger's.
You can get good suit made to
order for $500 and up, at R. Seger &
! Co.'s.
The Old Reliable drug store is dis
playing a fine assortment of fishing
tackle.
Summer underwear for men that
looks right, feels right, fits right, and
wears right, at N. Seger's.
1t has been wittily and stingingly
said that Spain has probably per-
ceived the Yankee pigs' are right at
home in the trough of the sea-"
Fresh Butter at the Creamery, in
quantities of one pound and upwards,
at 20 cents per pound, cash.
Rev. Nickle will preach and conducs
evangelistic services in the Methodist
church next SUNDAY evening. The
Pastor will preach sermon to the
children in the morning. Both old
and young are invited to attend all the
services of the day.
The Presbyterian people fully appre-
ciate the able and almost unanimous
help of the several choirs of the city in
the preparation of the great musical
feast to be rendered this evening. This
will be one grand, union concert in
which, practically, all the singers of
the city will be engaged.
The late editor Brann, of the Waco
Iconoclast, was not very far wrong
when he wrote the following: 81 am
sometimes tempted to believe that the
only friendship that will stand fire is
that of yellow dog for a pauper niger
Strike friend for a small loan and af
fection grows suddenly cold. Lose
your fortune and your sweetheart sends
you word that she will be a sister to
| you. Your brother will betray you for
| Doodle, your father fight you for
| foolish flag, and your heirs-at-law will
dance when they hear of your death,
but the devotion of yellow dog to q
worthless niger hath all seasons for
| its own"
Grant Wiley, one of the solid young
business men of Emporium, was at
Potter's capital on Tuesday, and took
occasion to inspect the Andrews dairy
farm at East Coudersport. Mr.. Wylie
is the owner of large farm near his
town and is largely interested in the
new creamery at that point. ..... Two
law students were given the prelim-
enary examination last week and both
passed very creditably. One was
| Robert, son Of our honored President
Judge, A. G. Olmsted; the other, Frank
| A. Leet, Ulysses, who has been teaching
| in Emporium for the past two years.
J
for the study of law.-Potter Journal
An exchange says that in the begin
ming God created the heavens and
earth; then he made the editor, the
liberal advertiser and prompt paying
subscriber and it was good. The next
day blizzard set in and he created the
man that didn't believe in advertising
and another who didn't take his home
paper, then he rested. Then the devil
got into the moulding room and he
created the fellow that takes paper
for years and then fails to pay for it.
After completing that sorry job and
having a few Jumps of mouldy, pigsty
mud left he made the excuse for man
who instructs his postmaster to mark
his paper refused" and he felt so
mean about it that he has been kicking
himself ever since.
Attorneys recently returned from
Philadelphia relate q striking incident
in the supreme court chamber. 1t ap-
pears that Captain Harry Alvin Hall,
captain of Company II, Of Ridgway,
was one of the attorneys in suit which
was down for argument before the
supreme bench. Hall was called out
with the National Guard. His associates
asked for continuance on account OF
HalPs absence. The other side fought
against continuance, alleging that Hall
had had very little to do with the case
and might be absent two years. After
! hearing the argument Judge Sterres
said: "These are peculiar times. 1t is
enough for this court to know that Mr..
Hall was an attorney in this case and
now he is called out to fight for his
country The case is continued."-