Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1900-03-22
BRIEF nENTION.

street paved with brick.
The musical chirp of the robbin now
is heard in the early morning.
Don't miss Guy Bros. Minstrels,
Tuesday, March 27, at opera house
When cold wave comes there is
nothing to do but wait till it blows
over. New Orleans Picayune.
An exchange says that the more
man or woman knows the less he or
she will gossip about neighbors. Cult
ure kills CAB.
Pennsylvania has more national
banks than any other state. The num-
ber is 1876, New York 327. Total in the
United States, 1902.
A number of newspapers ofshe State
have discontinued publication on ac-
count of the so per cent. advance in
the price of "print'' paper.
The Hon. John 1. Mitchell, late Judge
elect to the Superior Court, was taken
to q Philadelphia hospital, suffering
with paralysis.
The Penn'a Railroad pension system
is in complete running order and in
cludes 998 employees from all grades of
the service. The money to be paid
amounts to over 5000, 900 yearly.
One of our exchanges from a neigh
boring town announces ''Sappho' as
the coming attraction, at local play
house, and then frantically yells
"Policer' 'Policep'
n. SEGER has returned from New
York with the finest selection of spring
clothing that was ever brought into
Emporium, and it will be placed be-
fore his customers at the lowest prices
The water company is placing in
position 50-horse-power boiler near
their West Creek reservoir and will
keep their lines we'll supplied with
water this summer.
purer than honesty, nothing sweeter
than charity, nothing warmer than
love, nothing richer than wisdom,
nothing brighter than virtue, and
nothing more steadfast than faith.
The Hotel Goodyear, at Austin, has
again changed hands. Landlord Hink-
ley has sold his interest to John r.
Kelley, an experienced hotel man, OF
Lock Haven, who will take charge i'm
mediately.
Brother Sheldon has forbidden the
use of tobacco in the Topeka Capital
Office during his occupation, says an
exchange. Just imagine print-shop
without quids or snipes or dirty pipes
laying around! 1t would be like heaven
without angels. Warren Mail.
Washington Wykoff, while in the
woods along Kettle Greek, few days
ago, found bear den in which was an
old mother bear and her cubs. Wykoff
succeeded in capturing one of the cubs
alive and on Saturday went to Will
Transport, taking the young bear with
him. He carried the cub in a satchel.
Remove Record.
AS an illustration of how the advance
in cost of paper has affected publishers
the Greensburg Tribune says: The
paper on which the journal is printed
has increased in price during the past
four months. Paper that we paid 1904
for five months ago cost us S1,703 on
February 1.
Cory has the stingiest man on earth
beyond doubt. At any rate we offer
% cents reward for his superior in
close -fistedness. He got married to
home girl to save expenses; they walked
around the block for bridal tour; he
bought her nickers worth of stick
candy for wedding present, and then
suggested that they save their candy
for the children.-Ex.
The editor of the Times, Penbrook,
says that Susquehanna township
farmer gave his daughter two chickens
and promised to feed the increase for
! four years. provided she would take
care of them. He says she has S64 in
! the bank and 200 chickens which he is
feeding this winter. He also says that
at the end of four years she will own
the farm and be charging him rent for
living on it.
The Era announces that the tooth
pick factory at Bradford will be rebuilt,
and silk mill for which the board of
trade has been negotiating, will in ali
probability be built on location do
mated by S. A. Mundy. A steel works
from Emporium is being considered
Kane Republican. 1t has been rumored
for some time that the McInnes Steel
Co., would move their plant to Brad
ford, but we are quite reliably informed
that this rumor is without foundation,
and that they not only do not intend