Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1901-08-15
BRIEF nENTION.

Bradford has a $4,000 law suit on
hand, result of impure water causing
the death of two ladies.
Miss Mabel Halderman gave tea in
honor of her many friends Friday after
noon, at O'Clock.
"Doing business without advertising
is much like winking at pretty girl in
the dark; you know what you are doing
but nobody else does. ."-Ex.
The 43rd, Regiment Band of OIean,
N. Y, will be in Emporium on Thurs-
day, accompanying the Kane fire de-
partment. This band is composed OF
eighteen pieces.
No danger of firemen and others
going hungry in Emporium. The large
number of eating booths erected will
assist the hotels in feeding the thou
sands coming to town to-day.
The Hotel Connolly is crowded with
guests every day. Mr.. Butler is con-
Quoting the place upon strict business
principles and with careful adherence
to the present license laws.-Port Allie
gany Press. OF course Joe will con-
duct q first-class house.
An exchanges says: "It is said to keep
in health person should drink from
two to four quarts Of water each day.
The system requires to be cleansed and
its organs flooded with water. Besides
its cleansing efficacy, water absorbs
effete matter and carries it through the
system" This does not mean EN-
porium water.
Messrs. Markham and Moon of Port
Allegany, Pa, have just completed their
work in erecting very handsome
monument for our esteemed townsman,
Charles H. Huntley in the Scio cemetery.
It's shape is that of double cube, and
certainly very fine piece of work, of
which Mr.. Huntley has reason to feel
very proud, and the work is drawing
card for the firm, whom Mr. Huntley
says are gentlemen in every respect,
and a recommend of this kind from Mr..
Huntley has no small weight among
those who know him. Belmont Dis
patch.
Harry English, who for the past sew
eral years has been an inmate of the
poor house, general health is reported
fairly good Notwithstanding the fact
that the lower half of his body is paral-
lied. The nature of his disease is
locomoter ataxia which is slowly but
surely creeping over his body, and
which will eventually cause his death.
The last time the writer saw Harry,
some five or six years ago, he was lying
in bed, and at that time it did not seem
possible that he could survive month,
but now he is able to sit up in a chair,
and is in many ways much better than
he was half a dozen years ago.-Mc-
Kean Democrat.
The following from the Philadelphia
Times of recent date, gives additional
evidence of the hardihood so frequently
shown by reckless boys. 1t says: Ex-
pecting every minute to see him slip and
fall to his death, large crowd watched
small boy walking along the top of
the pointed roof of the Masonic temple
yesterday morning. 1t was evident
from the actions of the boy that there
was hardly space for him to walk. He
balanced himself with outstretched
arms as he picked his way step by step.
A slip meant certain death, but he sue
ceeded in going the length of the roof
without falling. 1t was thought at first
that the boy was trying to enter the
temple, but after reaching one end of
the roof he climbed down to the ledge
and robbed several nests of pigeons
which roost under the edge of the roof.