Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-07-30
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BRIEF nENTION.


variety at N. Seger's.
Something exceptionally fine 10
gents furnishings at N. Seger's
A large number of Emporium peon.s
took IN the excursion to Portage Falls
last Sunday.
The Pennsylvania R. r. Co v;y
erect new depot at Port Alleganv in
the near future, to cost $4,000.
Bellefonte is now assured of ftbe ner
state fish hatchery for which the Iast
legislature made an appropriation.
All Smokers smoke the Wv H
Mayer hand made cigar. the best 6up
cent cigar on the market. Be sure yoQ
'''N ioi H. 24-tf
The Bpiscopalians of Coudersnorf
have awarded the contract for ti,c
erection of rectory, to cost e2soa
The building to be completed by Aprii
!, 1904.
The Barnum and Bailey circus viii
exhibit at Bradford on August 20tb and
on the following day at Dubois. the
Gate of the North Western Pa, Voluv
teer Firemen's meeting.
Ifyou desire to be well dressed vor
must buy up'to date clothing and thai
is all that N. Seger the popular cIother
handles. If you will call on him be
Will fit you cut in the latest styIe 70.
the least money,
Misses Elizabeth and Julia Schrieyer,
who are touring Europe. were due ;r
Rome yesterday and will undoubtedfy
have all opportunity to view the re-
mains Of the dead Pope in st. Peters
They will be in Paris the 3Oth.-Ka1e.
Leader.
The trouble with many school teach
ers is that they have no heart in the
work, complains the sage of the Punxsn.
tawney Spirit. 1t might he added thai
many Of them have no breakfast in
their stomachs, at the present prices
paid for their work, remarks, the War
rem Mail.
After country newspaper has ''hoi-
ered' itself hoarse in efforts to peg
suade people to patronize the hon5s
merchants, and accidently stumbles
onto the fact, that some of the fellows
whose interests he is endeavoring ia
protect are sending away for their joa
printing, it rather shakes his faith ia
humanity and makes reciprocity look
like penny with hole in it, says an
Exchange.
A lot of young fellows in an Ohio
town had good time with tramp re
Gently. They took him to shed, gave
him good bath, shaved him and cut
his hair. They then bought q new
suit of clothes, white shirt and stand
up collar and dressed him up complete.
but when they attempted to burn his
old clothes he objected and fought
with such desperation their suspicious
were aroused, and upon searching they
found 81 400 sewed up in the coat.
The heirs of the late o. E. ConnoHs
of Port Allegany have commenced pro
ceedings against the Penn Tanning
company for $4,000 damages, says
Olean Times, for alleged neglect, re-
sulting in the death of the above,
named, who was an employe Of tne
company Connolly contracted anth-
rax by reason of working around vaa
without proper protection to his hands
and the plaintiffs aver that the COM
pany should have warned him of
the danger and to have also supplied
him with rubber gloves.
A negro preacher down South haB
discovered the real cause of the recent
volcanic disasters. He says: he
earf, my friends, revolves on axies. as
we all know. Somefn' is needed tc
keep the aXles creased; so when dc
earf was made petroleum was put In
de inside for dat purpose. De STANDARD
Oil Company comes along an strsx..
dat ptroleum by bocin' holes in de earf
De eari stix on its axle5 an won't ro
around no more; den dare is hot box
just as eff de earf was a big railway
train-and den, my frien', dere is
trouble"
A minister on a recent Sunday
preached brief but beautiful sermon
using these words: 'Post plortew
praises and love in the air. People
kiss their dead who never stoop to kiss
their living; they hover over caskets ia
hysteric sobs but neglect to throw
their arms around their loved ones
who are lighting the stern battles oc
life A word of cheer to a struggling
soul is worth all the roses of Cristen-
dom piled high on casket covers. The
dead can't smell flowers, but the living
can; scatter them generously in their
pathway, therefore, and pluck out the
J thorns before it is to late."-MoKear
County Miner.