Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1904-08-11
BRIEF nENTION.
reads the PRESS

Ihree horses for sale; one horse
weighing 1900, one team weighing
2900. Tou,, DE-,
East Emporium, Pa.
The Merry Go Round has folded its
tent and gone to Galeton, only to be
replaced by another, it is reported
headed this way.
FOR SALE.-Lot on West Sixth street
Inquire of Mrs. S. J. Knickerbocker.
rorO Aiiegany Pa. 22-4t.
FOR SALE.-A good farm in Plank
Road Hollow. For particulars inquire
of Mr.. Jos. Kinsler, Emporium, Pa.
23.tf.
Why not avail yourself of the opoor-
tunity and buy clothing at fair. and
honest prices. That is what you do
when you buy of N. Seger.
The North Creek School becominp
vacant by the resignation of Miss
Moon; Miss Cora Barker it is under
stood will take her place.
The summer clothing at n. Seger's
is moving rapidly. Now is the time to
buy. Big stock and must make room
Tor fall goods. Come in and see us.
The moving picture exhibition on
South Broad ST., last Monday night at
tracted vast throng of people and
the Presbyterian Church for whose
benefit it was given, should have real
lied handsome sum.
Mr.. Geo. J. LaBar is excavating for
an addition to his store property. that
will greatly enhance the facilities for
dlspatching his growing business and
be an important architectural addition
to the town.
If you need anything in the line of
gents furnishings, hats, caps, shoes.
Valises trunks or any thing else in our
line come in and see US. We can sell
you goods as cheap as they can be
bought anywhere. N. SEaER.
WANTED-A lady or gentleman of
fair education to travel for firm es-
tablished 80 years. Salary, 1912 per
year and expenses, paid weekly. Ad-
dress with stamp, H. w, KELLEY, EN-
porlum, Ia. 24.2t.
The PRESS does not need to lie
awake nights in order to "dish up
something" to make the Independent
seem ridiculous. The Independent sue
ceeds very well in appearing SO with
out any help from the PRESS.
st. Marks Church served ice cream
and cake on its lawn last Saturday
night and had the usual generous pat
ronage. The church expects to install
its new pipe organ in October, and the
formal dedication will no doubt be
made an interesting event in musical
circles.
Hargreaves' Big Railroad Shows
nave been aptly called the "Wonder''
shows as each year myriad of novel;
ties are produced with that aggregation
that no other show can duplicate. This
year the management have far sur.
passed all previous efforts until this
vast amusement enterprise can safely
lay claim to being the biggest and best
Shows on the road. With a colossal
circus given in two rings on an ele-
Vated stage, with menagerie that
cost over a million dollers to.
gether, with mammoth museum in
which strange people and curious
things from all parts of the globe can
be seen and with real Roman Hippo
drome in which contests like given in
the old amphitheatre of Rome are
faithfully reproduced, there is such a
refreshing novelty about this stupen-
dous aggregation that everyone who
visits 1t becomes infatuated with it.
The lists ofartists engaged for the ring
exhibition is as big as the entire work
ing force with many other shows and
they are all undisputed champions in
their respective lines. Hargreaves'
Big Railroad Shows are absolutely
unique and unapproachable and if YOU
see them when they exhibit at EN-
porium on August IL, you will be q
hearty endorser of these statements.
When thieves fall ont eocb hoe g.