Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1900-11-22
BRIEF HENTI0N.

has contracted for $500 freight cars
within one week.
The borough of Austin has been sued
by meat peddler, who will endeavor
to collect his license back.
This is the season of the year when
the most particular person may be suit
ed-even summer in the winter time.
The boy who stays at home nights,
says wise exchange, is the boy who
will have home to stay at when he
grows up.
Send in to us all the local news. The
election is over now and we are ready
to continue the publication of the best
local paper in Cameron county.
A boy is like bicycle, because he
cannot stand alone. He needs steady
hand to direct his way. He runs the
easiest down hill. If you lose control
of him he may break your head or your
heart.
Chimneys, flues, safety tubes and
pipes should be carefully examined as
precaution against fire. A decayed
piece of pipe running through a dark
attic, a playedout safety tube or a
cracked chimney, may result in the
loss Of q home.
There is an opening for young men
who desire to see something of the
world, in the United States Navy, Just
now. The call is for young men be-
tween 18 and 25 years OF age, and for
apprentices between Is and II years
The pay ranges from $4,000 to $1,000 a
month.
There will be Quarterly meeting SER
vices in charge of District Elder, Rev.
w. B. Roupe, in the Free Methodist
Church, Emporium, Pa, beginning
Friday night, Nov. 80, to continue over
the following Sabbath. All are cordi-
ally invited.
F, w. MCCLELLAND, Pastor.
Do you know that lady travelling
alone cannot secure a room and lodg-
ing in any desirable hotel in New York
city if she be unfortunate enough to
arrive in that city late at night? The
Philadelphia Inquirer of last Sunday
gives the experience of young lady
who walked the streets of New York
city, until exhausted from fatigue, in a
vain search for lodging, and finally
fell asleep on seat in the park. Money
or personality are no help to the lady
thus situated.
If there is one thing above another
that will cause the sanity woman
to use manish expressions it is, after
rising early in the morning and rubbing
hard for several hours at the washboard,
and when she has fastened the last
piece of snowy white linen to the line,
to see the line come in two and the re-
suit of her labor lashed through the
smut of the ground. 1t is enough to
give one the belief that old Nick had
been standing at the line post, with
knife in hand, abiding his time to tempt
the poor frail creature beyond what
she is able to bear.
A Bradford despatch to the Buffalo
Express says: Hereafter at hotels and
restaurants all over Pennsylvania, no
matter whether in county, city or town,
village or hamlet, the guests will no
longer be given quail, wild turkey, ven
ison, woodcock or pheasant to eat and
if it is on the menu the proprietor of
the hotel or restaurant is liable to q fine
of from S15 to $500. 1t is the law that
the game mentioned cannot be killed
for sale and even if given to hotel
man or restaurant proprietor, if he
serve them as a part of any meal for
which he takes money, he is liable to
arrest and punishment" According
to the above no person is permitted to
sell or buy any of the above mentioned
game, under penalty.
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