Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1900-08-02
Notes and News.
Howard & Co.'s mill resumed opera

biOnS slOnuay noon.
J. III. Day has something special to
bring to your notice this week, and he
does it in a neat manner. Consult his
ad. in another column.
The Emporium Furniture Company
believes in keeping the people posted
on their movements and accordingly
had their old ad. torn down and a new
one put in its place.
The Y. P. S. G. E. of the Baptist
Church will give an Ice Cream social
on the lawn of Mr.. G. ). Goodnough
this Thursday evening. The public
patronage is solicited.
L. Taggart has placed a cooling fan
in his drug store, great comfort these
hot days. You can be sure to find a
good cool place to drink soda water
and talk politics by calling on Mr.
Taggart.
Every Republican paper in the dis
trict that supported Hon. @. w. Stone
for Congress are earnestly supporting
Hon. j. G. Sibley. A great majority of
the men who oppose Mr.. Sibley were
just as eagerly in opposition to Gov.
Stone. Consistent.
Our farmers who are paying S1.75 a
day and board for harvest hands will
be pleased to hear that farmers in the
central part Of the county are putting
up $500 day for their help and are
mighty glad to secure it at that price.
-Conneautville Courier.
The Band of which Mrs. L. X. Hunt
ington is Captain will hold an Ice
Cream sale on the lawn of Mr.. Geo.
Netzger, Sr's., home East Allegheny
avenue on Friday evening, Aug. the
10th, for the benefit of the First M. E.
Church. All invited and a pleasant
time assured.
When the Hon. Lewis Emery, Jr.,
has gotten through having fun with
your Uncle Joe Sibley he will be will.
ing to admit that Uncle Joe is no joke.
He will also be anxious for the infor-
nation involved in a correct answer to
the inquiry of the colored gentleman,
"Who frew dat brick?'- Punxy Spirit
The safe of the Coudersport Store
Co., at West Coudersport, was blown
open last night and $164 taken. OF
this amount were two checks, one by
Penn Tanning Co. to Con Kellher for
S12.46 and one pension check to Phil
ander Shacket, for S24.-Coudersport
Journal. The above store is owned by
our townsman William Lawler.
Our citizens have every reason to be
proud of the City Bakery, so success
fully conducted by G. G. Schmidt
This establishment enjoying as it does
a large trade not only at home but in
adjoining towns, is very gratifying to
Mr.. SIS many friends. They have a
large ice cream trade in addition to the
bakery department.
If Mr.. Sibley, by becoming Repub-
lican, is no longer entitled to Demo-
cratic votes, what claim has Mr.. Emery,
who has accepted the Democratic nom-
ination against him and announces
that he is opposed to expansion and
protection, to the support of Republi-
cans? 1t is poor rule that will not
work both ways.-Titusville Herald.
The shop picnicers came home Sat
urday night, somewhat disgusted with
"Laurel Run Grove" grounds, near st.
Marys. The general opinion is that a
more undesirable place could not have
been selected for such an outing.-Re.
novo Record. We thought so, neigh
Dor. Emporium is the ideal spot, where
we have beautiful grounds and near
home.
The Potter Journal, one of the most
reliable Republican journals in the
State, has entered upon it's SD volume.
No county journal in the State enjoys
a better reputation than this excellent
paper, and we congratulate our neigh
Dor, as we'll as the citizens of Potter
1t is, indeed, a welcome visitor to our
desk, as no doubt it is to thousands of
Potter county homes.
The Adjutant General has issued his
| annual report containing a statement OF
the organized militia force of the Unit
ed States, together with the number of
men ayailahle for military dutv but
unorganized. The grand total of or
ganized militiamen in the several States
and Territories at the last report was
106,3 ,339. Those unorganized but avail.
able for military duty aggredated 10,.
343, ,152.
Hon. L. Emery, Jr., did more in 1890
than any other half dozen men in Penn.
sylvania to elect Hon. Robert e. Patti