Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1898-04-28


Late style hats at Soble's.
Hang out your flags! Show your
colors
War! Warm clothing prices at N.
Seger's
This spring negligee shirts for a9c at
Soble's
The Emporium Creamery is rapidly
forging to the front.
The hub factory at Beechwood is
now in full operation.
Herman Anderson has made extern
sive improvements on his house.
Erie mail train came in Sunday night
crippled. The yard engine took the
train to Remove.
Thad More is enlarging his barn and
making other improvements on his
Sixth street property.
p Schweikart is rebuilding the house
belonging to Mr.. Williams on the
corner of Portage street and the Plank
road.
Have you looked over our elegant
neckwear stock yet? If not you should
do 80. INCEST stock in this vicinity at
Soble's.
Miss Raymond has commenced to
put in sewer, preparatory to building
on large addition to her store. Con-
tractor Schweikart has charge of the
work
The Y. P. S. c. E., of the Baptist
church, will serve a Chicken and
Waffle supper, Friday, April 29th
A liberal share of the public patronage
is respectfully requested. Supper 25
cents
VIM. Mcdonald visited st. Marys
last evening and assisted in the organ
ization Of the Elks. There were large
numbers of bucks from adjoining towns
and counties and large order was
instituted
Prices in the general trade depart
ments will eventually rise now that
war is on, but N. Seger will continue
to offer unprecedented bargains i'll
clothing and mems furnishing. The
war cannot affect N. Seger's rock bot
tom prices.
Our citizens should take pride in the
appearance of our public streets and
clean up all rubbish in front of their
respective premises. The street COM
missioner expects to place the street
scraper at work within day or two
and desires all Instructions removed.
Cleanup!
Mr.. r. w. Bruce, of Glen Union, who
is candidate for delegate to the Re-
publican State convention, was in town
Monday, interviewing his political
friends for support at the coming Re-
publican county primaries, to be held
May 21st. Mr.. Bruce expresses him
self friendly to the interests of Hon.
Chas. w. Stone, of Warren, for Gov
ernor.-Renovo Record.
Our stock of mems and boys cloth
ing is complete. All the latest fabrics
and made up to fit and wear. Why
pay from $40 to $50 for tailor made
clothes when when you can get Just
as good a fit and just as good suit in
every particular for $40 to S12. If you
are skeptic on this subject try us or
ask any of our numerous customers.
JOHN j. SOBLE.
Ladies are invited to look at our new
arrivals in dress goods, like silks, sillo-
lines, silk gingham and organdies,
black brc ccade-absolutely fast black,
lace curtains and window laces, white
bedspreads, fine linen damask tablings
and napkins to match, ladies and
misses muslin underwear in night
dresses, corset covers, skirts, also
ladies wrappers and babies robes In
the celebrated Black Cat Brand of the
leather stock ings, we keep full assort-
ment of sizes. These are unapproached
for durability. Try them and you will
always want them. Ladies and Misses
ribbed jersey vests from 10 cents up.
Note the address.
d. E. OLMsTED.
Near Odd Fellows Hall.
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