Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1900-01-11
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Can you write it 1900?
Elegant ice this year.
Teamsters are all busy.
The Tioga county oil field looks like stayer
Busy times around the Court House this week
Hon. Joe NJ. Shater is gradually growing
weaker.
Master Willie Welsh, oC Sterling, visited in
town on Saturday.
See Little Trixie" and enjoy an evening of
recreation and fan.
See 'LittleTrizie' ana cure the fit OF blues you
feel coming on. The remedy is infallible.
Mrs. D. E. Powell, Of St. Marys, was visiting
relatives and friends in Emporium last week.
j. II. Baird and Joe NJ shafsr, Jr, of sinuema-
honing, visited in Emporium Tuesday evening.
Thos. Welsh has resumed his old position in l..
X. Huntington's store. He is a faithful clerk
Mrs. VI. C. Tulis was called to York state last
week on account Of the serious illness of her
father.
Chas. a. Stebbins and Dr. C. l.. Bradford are
both candidates for Senatorial nomination in
Potter county.
JAS Farrell has been appointed section fore
man, at Emporium, to take the place OF James
Morrisey, retired.
Our immense holiday trade made a deep hole
in our stock, the balance ofwhich we are selling
out at cost. n. SEGER.
Tuesday was pay day at the furnace and many
men were made happy. Twenty thousand dollars
every month is great help to Emporium.
The new Library is well patronized by the
young men and it speaks volumes for the young
men who are thus seeking information, rather
than roam the streets at night.
An easy chair was CHANGED off by Mrs. L. S.
Hitchcock Monday and Postmaster Chas.
Seger held the lucky number. Mr.. S. promptly
| pta5 CI,pir TO |, Il IpIv
Mr.. and Mrs. L. T. Osborn, who have been
visiting relatives in En- porium the past month,
guests of Mrs. NJ. b. Judd, left yesterday morning
for Hot Springs, Arkansas, to open their hotel.
| For RENT.-The large and commodous dwell
ing house situated Fifth street viii be rented
to the right party. Call on Green & Shaffer for
terms. II. w. GRAHAM.
a few nights ago two "drunks'' went to sleep
on the cinder dump at the furnace and came
near meeting the fate of young Crawford, who
was cremated q few weeks ago. Poor place to
| snooze.
Ladies are unanimous in their praise of the
| little artist, May Smith Robbins, who will
appear at the Opera House, Tuesday evening,
Jan. 10th, in her musical melo-drama, Little
Trixie." She is bright, vivacious and full of
! original humor. She delights and amuses
N. Seger when asked to make q statement of
his business last year, said: "It was the banner
year of my business career, and l owe it 10 taste
in selecting goods and to my ability to give great
bargains which our people were quick to take
advantage Of" Mr.. Seger is giving some
| great after-holiday bargains.
Henry A. Lyman and wife, of Buffalo, stopped
in Emporium between trains yesterday, en- route
/ for Lock Haven Mr.. Lyman was also accom-
! panied by his brother from Roulette, Pa. H. A
! Lyman employed in the PRESS office in 1856
! and is now employed on the New York Central
r. r., at Buffalo. The party were called to Lock
Haven to attend the funeral of B. X. Lyman,
who died at Los Angeles, Cal.
Mr.. S. Hoover, of Mt. Carmel, Pa, has accepted
a position with Hall, Kaul & Co.. general
manager ofthe great combination store, taking
charge of the business this week. Mr.. Hoover is
a man of wide experience very courteous and a
gentleman whom it is . pleasure to meet.-St.
| Marys Gazette. Messrs Hail. Kaul & Co., are to
be congratulated upon securing the services of so
valuable a gentleman; one who has grown up
amid active business affairs. We have known
him for more than thirty years and he comes
from an honest sturdy family.
Quarterly meeting at Wesleyan Hall, COM
mencing Saturday evening, Jan. 18th, at 73O
Sunday services as follows: Love feast $3.50 a. M.
preaching at II o'clock, followed by the sacra-
mental service; children's meeting at p. M.
preaching at :. Rev A. G. Matteson, of Oleau,
will have charge of these meetings. All are
cordially invited