Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1902-11-06
WEATHER REPORT.
forecast by IT. B. Lloyd.)
FRIDAY. Showers.
SATURDAY Showers.
SUNDAY, Fair.
BRIEF nENTION.

TRUNKS, valises, gents furnishings,
etc., at N. Seger's.
Don't forget the bread and cake sale.
Saturday, Nov. sth.
Go to N. seger the popular clothier
for reliable goods.
See those fine overcoats at N. seger's.
Most handsome line in the county.
jamestown pigeon fanciers have been
troubled a good deal of late by men and
boys shooting their homing birds.
Finest line of clothing in the county
IS at N. Seger's. His prices are reason
able. Give him CALL
The name of the woman taken to the
penitentiary last week was Jane Spenc-
er, not Jane Smith as mentioned.
There are So children in the Odd
Fellows home at Meadville. Additions
to the building to cost Sc, 900 have been
authorized.
! Housewives do not need to bake this
week-buy your bread and cakes of the
Presbyterian Y. P. S. G. E., Saturday
Nov. s.
Barclay Brothers, of Sinnemahoning
have bought for $4,000, 900 acres of
land in Wharton township, Potter coun-
ty' of A. j. Bailey of Crossfork.
A surprise party was given at the
home of Mrs. Chas Specht on Bryan
Hill in which a large number of friends
attended. The presents were numerous
and valuable.
You will find that the storekeeper
who is always complaining the business
is not what it used to be is the man who
dosen't believe in advertising. He is
dead and dosen't know it.-Advertis-
ing Experience.
Beware of a smooth young man
travelling about the country who leaves
an article for trial and inspection of the
| prospective buyer who signs form of
| lease. AtterWard this paper turns up as
a promisory note, ann the signee is
compelled to pay for the article left
with him.
A new style of gas burner, which is
| said to be great saver of fuel, has been
invented and patented by Rev. E. M.
Barney, of the Church of Eternal Hope,
of Bradford. Rev. Barney is now ne
gotiating with prominent stove man
ufacturing concern to use his invention
in their stoves.
Grennell Qa.) Herald.-The playing
of Miss Georgia Bently was extremely
brilliant She charmed her audiences
with her artistic renditions, which dis
played strength as well as grace. Her
personality is very attractive and wins
the audience on her first appearance.
PeoplesCourse Tuesday Evening, Nov.
II.
Reports from the Chautauqua grape
belt are to the effect that the crop is
nearly all harvested and sold. While
the prices have been fairly good for the
season, the grapes have generally been
of an inferior quality and the yield little
more than halfthe average crop. Grape
growers regard it as the worst season
experienced in decade.
st. Paul Globe-Mr. Woodard the
violinst made very favorable impress
ion. Excellent bowling, the ability to
draw a deep, resonate tone from his in
strument, these qualities Mr., Woodland
possesses. AS regards his interpreta-
ton, it is that of the scholar, thoughtfub
dignified, impressive aud exact. Peo-
,D1a Tan,oe rraoIoty TNxynpino Nov II
Detroit Journal.-Mr. Carberry, the
tenor, made his bow before Detroit
audience. His aria from "Isaiah,"
Strengthen Ye the Weak Hands,"
elected an encore, in response to which
he gave a lullaby with splendid results
Mr.. Carberry's voice is of an eminently
fine and pleasing quality, his low notes
being especially rich and satisfying.
Peoples Course Tuesday Evening, Nov.
| IL.
In Coudersport on the evening of
October 2Sth the Crituenden House om-
nibus was struck by passenger train
and upset, and its passengers were all
injured. They were II. G. Dornan,
Esq, and wife, William Wilson, Charles
Patterson and Jerome Lester, all of
Condersport; Mr.. Babcock, travelling
salesman of Warren, and j. a. Sey-
mour of Bradford, a civil engineer.
Dubuque (Ia,) Daily Times.-Mrs.
Smith has wonderful voice, because
of its varied qualities, always answering
to the demands ofthe selection. Some.
times one would recognize pure high
soprano, other times the depth and
/ timbre Of a resonant contrato. The
different selections offered opportunity
I for the display of many superb qualities,
not the least Of which was a certain