Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1901-02-28
CAMERON COUNTY PRESS THURSDAY, FEBRUARY a8, 1901.
BRIEF nENTION.


Emporium to Cameron.
Frank Shives has repainted and 9TH
erwise improved the interior of his
meat market and store.
w. G. Bair has completely remodeled
and improved the interior of his photo
gallery, making very marked inn
provement.
The Farmers Institute was quite
we'll attended and a marked interest
manifested by the farmers and especi-
ally by the farmers wives.
You must bear in mind that the latest
styles in collars and cuffs and OF her
furnishings will always be found here
as soon as they make their appearance
on the market. BEDARD, THE TAILOR.
The Thespians, composed of State
College boys, appeared at the opera
house last Saturday evening, to a good
audience. 1t was very clever enter
tainment and was well received. The
fire department netted about $50.
Augustus F. Nelson, one of r. Seger
81 Company's most reliable and ener-
getic tailors, has returned from prof
liable visit to their numerous custom
ers aud ss q result that establishment
is running to its full capacity.
Russell & Niver, who have been
drilling we'll for Pardee 81 Co., on
Ingler Run, the right hand branch of
Sterling Run, have commenced drilling
again and expect to go to the depth of
5000 feet.
Governor Stone has signed the death
warrant for the execution of Daniel
Kehoe, alias Frank Major, convicted of
numbering Chief of Police McGrath, of
Titusville. The date set for execution
is Tuesday, April 16.
The Connellsville News says that thel
compulsory education law is dead
letter in all country districts, and that
to give it efficacy the Legislature must
do something to enforce it.
IF the Morgan syndicate combines al
of the iron and steel Industries and the
hard and soft coal industries and con-
trolls all of the railroads in the country,
into one colossal trust, there will be
nothing left for the people but to trust
in God Punx'y Spirit.
Hon. J. c. Sibley was one of the
speakers at the annual dinner of the
American Protective League, given at
the Waldorf Astoria in New York, last
Saturday night, and responded to the
toast, ga Democrat Who Flopped."
One of the recent railroad rumor
says an exchange, is to the effect that
the Goodyears will extend their road
from Heating Summit to connect with
the Pittsburg, Shawmut & Northern
railroad at point near Clermont.-
Austin Autograph.
Senator Focht, of Union county, has
introduced new ballot law, represent
ing Stalwart Republicanism, and, of
course, every Insurgent has commenc-
ed to howl. Well, let them howl, that's
all the good it will do them, until they
get it where the chicken did the hatchet.
Col. Hulings has sent regimental or
der No. 8 to Company G, which states
that Company G will leave here on
March 2, to attend the inauguration at
Washington. They will go to Empo-
rum, where they will meet the regi-
mental train. Not more than 80 enlisted
men, exclusive of musicians, will be
taken. Bradford Star.
This description of Carrie Nation
comes from Topeka: ''It is hard to ac-
cept her as the 'motherly old SOUP she
is said to be, or, to find in her the char
acteristics of godliness. She is fat
noisy and impertinent. She hasn't the
first conception of good manners or
| politeness. She will snatch cigar out
of a mans mouth and go to roaringain
| the middle of the street about her own
call to work out the vengeance of the
Lord She has no discrimination, and
she is coarse and talky to the utmost
degree
The Harrisburg Telegraph thinks
that the Legislature of Pennsylvania
can do no better service this session to
the people of the State than to adopt
the measures proposed by the road
commission, which have been prepared
with great care by the board, all of
whom are most capable and intelligent
citizens, after thorough examination
of all the laws bearing upon the sub
ject."
pEnunEn pATEc tn WASHINGTON