Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-06-11
BRIEF nENTION.

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Mr.. Jordan's last week were very sue
cessfui. Their cream was entirely sold
out and neat sums realized.
The United Society of Christian En-
deavor will hold an ice cream and cake
social on Rev. NJ 4ucCaslin's lawn
Saturday evening, June 18th.
The gallant ticket seller at the June
ton is bewaiing the giving out of
dollar too much change. 1t was pretty
girl buying ticket to Cameron.
The candy club girls are making
wonderful success of the soda water
fountain. They take to it, as gleefully
as robins to tree of ripe cherries.
Extensive repairs and improvements
are being made at Emporium tannery,
which keeps Supt. Norris busy. The
company houses on "Tannery Row"
have been treated to new roofs.
WANTED. First class -four packers.
Wages SIS to S16.50 per week. Steady
employment. None but experienced
men need apply. Address New York
City Milling Co., Produce Exchange,
New York City.
Our girls are not only the prettiest
and loveliest in this section of the
country, but they can cook and serve
the daintiest meals, make the incest ice
cream, and think nothing of holding a
twelve pound maui at arms length
twenty seconds, without a tremble,
Miss Lora McQuay's Sunday school
class will hold fish pond social at her
residence Friday afternoon. Five cents
fish. All the little people are invited,
particularly the grown up ones who
have lots of nickels. Everybody will
have jolly time and the proceeds will
go to the church building fund.
True greatness is always full of kind
ness, and when President Roosevelt
met in the Salem (Oregon) depot,
little girl being carried upon a
stretcher, he showed his high character
by stopping to say kindly word and
her days of pain. Such acts become
ruler better than crow wn.
Sedate Pennsylvanians are congratu-
lating themselves at present over the
coming retirement of Matthew Stanley
Quay from politics. 1t is TO be feared
that such rejoicing are premature.
Senator Quay is born politician, and
when he retires from politics it will be
but few days in advance of his
ral.-Brooklyn Times.
An exchange says that d. l.. Gill
liland, of Ellisburg, who has for some
months been employed as machinist
for the Cameron Lumber company,
at Cameron, is suffering from brok en-
leg. Mr.. Gilliland and a companion
were indulging in a friendly scuffie,
when in some unaccountable manner
the accident occurred. He is now at
his home.
Some one kept count upon the pagean-
| ry of Fifth avenue, New York, as it
glittered by on Sunday afternoon, and
in an honr he recorded II dogs on the
laps of finely dressed women, and in
the same time 10 children, which calls
forth thelfollowing comment from an
exchange: The cold, hard, brutal truth
of the matter is, that a whole lot of
women are better fitted to bring up
dogs than they are to bring up child
| rem.
A mans religion is a matter between
himself and his creator. 1t would be a
noble and genuine acceptance of the
teaching of Christ if all denominations
assuming to follow. His receipts could
be amalgamated. Heaven speed the
contamination. But three great de-
nominations in this land are yet divid-
ed sectionally, and less forgiveness
and forgetting of the schism of the
civil was exist in these churches than
among the men who faced each othe
on the battlefield. d.-Post.
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