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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-12-11

Plants for gold and silver mills, embracing the
latest and most improved machinery and processes
for base and free ores.
Water Jacket Smelling Furnaces for silver, lead
and copper ores, with new and important improve
ments, superior to any other make.
Hosting Works, Pumping Machinery, Chloridiz-
ing Furnaces, etc.
We offer customers the best results of thirty
years experience in this special line of work and
are prepared to furnish the most approved char
acter of mining and reduction machinery, superior
in design and construction to that of any other
make, ut the lowest possible prices We also con-
tract TO deliver in complete running order, Mills.
Furnaces. Hosting Works, etc, in any of the
mining States and Territories. Estimates given on
application. Send for illustrated circular.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-12-11

BEST e: !:
Sl2 day and upward made at
home NV the industrious. Men. women, boys and
oirIs wanted everywhere TO work for us. Now is
the time You can work i'll spare time only or
give your whole time to the business. You can
five st home and do the work. No other business
will nav YOU nearly as we'll. No one can fail TO
make enormous pay by engaging at once. Costly
outfit and terms free. Money made fast easily
and honorsbly. Address TRUE co. Augusta
Maine.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-01-05
MARRIAGES.

ALhlioOD-HEKNAN On Drcsszlr, . issf a,
aAtehsuuiF' Pa ~ Rev. D. Etarlsch Nj ss,,s.i
Snyder county. Pa "''A %
NAhrI 81 IAk--H0T 80 on DsoeHslsr "a 1871 a,
AHFansbafF, ~ Rev. 2 Ftsu,f.ssh n, 1..
gs5,as .5sisi.f aud Miss AnBls r hey bosl 81 Besr
- -neSLAftkEl--At the residence af a..
bfiaes father. Brestntzf y I%sa n, n. n ~ ~ - -
sttn. We W " mrf;srlngck T. Mis- Lsuf, y
a'aEhiff q Henri Nec- astss, All of Pstisss Nni.
SicHoLLs-LToS,-As ths rssissso. n n. s....,,.
~ the eias % 0nftin street. tie ersnlse a il,a
~ tn.i y hsf. q y Pvbefacter assisted Il 'Hsr
NJ HsStt NJ. Hlliiam J. Nlsi.,,lls s,d N,ss f;'sr,
V. Lson, isoth 4 Hellsfooss >'''"
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-01-05

HENRY MEYKR,--We have TO record
the death of one OF the oldest and best
known residents of our county, Henry
Meyer, Of Miles township, who died on
Wednesday, Dec. 2sth, 1881, at his resi-
dcnce three miles east of Reborsburg, at
the advanced age Of 80 yearl, months
and 20 days.
Ho was son Of Col, Henry Meyer,
who moved into Brush valley In the year
1907, when his son Henry was about
three years old having purchased Of Col.
Samuel Miles, the Christopher Bink's
warrantee tract, on which be settled and
where his son Henry passed HE long and
useful life who has Just deceased.
In Henry Meyers boyhood days, Centre
Furnace, owned by Gen. John Potter and
Col. Samuel Milcs, was the market for the
early settlers OF Brush valley, but In 1928
when the turnpike west of Lewisburg was
located, and tho cross cut canal 20 Lewis
burg sgitated, wheat rose 10 81 -, and
the tide Of Brush valley trade iet cast
wardly, and continued that way for thirty
years or more, and Henry Meyer WAS rs
generally known among business men In
Lewisburg as in his native valley. His
word Was as good as his bond, and when
his name was offered Us security no ques-
lions were asked. The question was the
other way "could you get Henry Meyer
10 bail your" l we'll recollect my father,
who was sometime associated with Mr..
Meyer in views, remarking that Henry
Meyer ws man of remarkably good
common sense and sound judgment. They,
in connection with Adam Stoyer, who stll
survives them, Ia life long sentinel at the
"entering in" of Brush valley located the
great road through Brush valley TO BuiTa-
10 valley, which will remain an ever en-
during memorial OF man who, without
any knowledge Of engineering, could tell
exactly where road should be located.
lie has closed his honest life in a serene
old age, and his family cannot grieve, bat
rather thank God that he was 70 long
spared for their happiness and the welfare
Of his native valley. lie belonged TO that
grand old German stock which frst peo.
pied Brush valley, of robust body, vigor.
Gus mind, In freedom from the ordinary
weakness Of old age, he Was able TO COM
munieAte the stirring incidents Of his early
days, and 10 him the local historian il
indebted for much valuable information
which otherwise had passed into oblivion.
LINN,
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-01-05

SoNE FAcTs roR DIRECTORS the
table Of Mr.. J. c. Meyer, the agent Of
the "Appletons," during the session of
Institute Elk books we're taken (this is
polite for stolenl valued at several dol.
lars. From the table Of Mr.. D. NJ. Lieb,
the agent Of Clark & Maynard, three
books were taken. valued about the
same as above. Who took them Chill.
dreni MOL Visitorsf MOI Who then
Teachers, nsy not teachers but some
who like the silly ass in the fable, don
the garment Of respectable title 10
cover the character of petty sneak
thieves. We give the names OF some of
the hooks taken 30 that directors can
question those seen with theul, and find
the guilty ones from the conscious blush
OF guilt: "Appleton's Language Les.
sons" ''Choice Thoughts - "Choice
Selections 1" "Henderaon's Test words;'
''SohooI Classics y "The Deserted VII.
lage," "Anderson's General History,
Part First" "Ancient History. 49, Teach.
err Journal,
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-01-05

FRoN CESTHE HALL L--ThBrtdAy morn
ing, December %, though It seemed tie
rain would never cease, Il still brought
some light hearts On the preceding
day Mr.. Bruce Lingle, with his bride, had
returned from an extended wedding tour
through the western States, and on the
29lh, At two o'clock, p. NJ, . grand recep-
,ion was given TO them ai the residence Of
Nr. Thomas Lingic, the groOm's home,
about one mile west Of this place. The
guests numbered one hundred and SIX
(about twenty others invited not being
presently among whom were represented
the counties Of Blair, Huntingdon, Miffiin,
Jnniata, Clinton knd Centre. At $3.50
o'clock, forly-ave of these were seated 20
the most sumptuous banquet that has been
gwen in this section for many years. After
the dinner All Of this large company took
the privilege, which they soon found was
presented TO them, 70 enjoy themselves as
best suited their tastes, and the pleasures
Of the evening continued until late hour.
Notwithstanding the inelemency Of ihe
weather, the recent festival given BY the
young ladies and gentlemen Of tho Lutheran
congregation Of this place, was in all re-
specis = decided success. A clear profit
of about one hundred dollars vas realized,
and all connected with the affair deserve
great credit for their generous efforts TO.
wards this successful result.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-01-05

The musical held at The residence Of
Mrs. J. @. Love, on Linn street, on Thurs
day evening. in the presence Of large
number Of friends, Is said TO have been :
delightfal affair. The programm consisted
Of vocal and piano solos, duets, trios and
ehoruses. The most interesting part Of ,he
whole was the competition between >
number Of Ms. Loves pupils for certain
prizes offered by that lady. All The differ.
ent pieces were % Anely rendered e 10
make it very difficult FOR The committee
appointed 10 make tho award. Miss Nary
ureen succeeded IN carrying OF the Esrss
prize, Miss Emily Valentine the second,
Miss Bella Weaver the third and Master
Eddie Valentine The fourth. Mss. lave
certainly deserves great praise for her
efforts In endeasoFing 10 develop the musi.
cal ability Of the young folks Of Bellefonte,
= Tbaehera' Journal
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-01-05

PLEASANT Gar JoTTiNos. With this
day the old year dies and leaves us only =
history Of things done and experienced
during iis siAy with us. la many respects
it has been remarkable year--A year
long 20 be remembered. The lAs, hour "a
Almost 1t hand and As we glance with
Retrospective eye We realize that many
predictions and sayings when the year was
ushered 10 has been seen and heard, though
the prophecy Of old Mother Shiplon has
not all come true. The earth still remains
terra 6rIsa, and tho inhabitants thereof
are yet a. busy a. bees. But 10 many,
hopes have been blasted and buried In an
eternal grave. Many determined 70 turn
over q new leaf The male pcrsuasion
generally swore of drinking, smoking and
useless extrAvaeAnce, mentally resolving
10 undergo moral reformation, bat ~
rule, We are sorry 70 think, that 10 many
these resolves had very ephemeral life.
In the frailty Of human nature they pro-
baby found themselves convicted liars be-
fore the frat week Of the year wAa mum.
bered with the past
A "New Years Round" Is frequently
trying gauntlet fof the man who has de.
cided TO start 'teetoialer." lie may at
arst decline with ''thahks" 81 one or two
places, but the chances are that the i'm
portunities and demands Of society will
prcvail over bic good intentions long be-
fore the visits Of the day afe cempleiod.
But this is one Of tho strange lllales Of life,
and the probabilities are ihaF nearly ail the
newly turned leaves have already met the
same fate a. those turned In past years.
MiEs Maggie Swaney, who was seriously
injured on Lac. Friday morning by being
thrown out Of 8 buggy with her nephew,
Frank swaney, We are happy TO ssy isnow
rapidly improving, and will be able TO be
removed 10 her home some time during the
coming week.
Mr.. Joe. Ross has discovered quite a
large vein Of arsi class cement on his farm.
Joe says that II President Arthur gives
any show At all for "home industry" he
viii ge, along yell with his new discovery.
We congratulate him.
Gotlieb Haag says that IL all she evil
doers Of stalwartism were brough, To jus
tics for their many crimes there would not
be much lef, Of the party, which would be
bad for Gen. Beavers chances to fll the
Governors chair after the next election.
Henry zeigler says that BY reading
many Of The Republican papers Published
in different parts of the State, he hss come
to The conclusion that GuIieau has done
more for the stalwarts politically than any
other living man. Henry Is about right.
SnsSn0ss.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-01-05

iou VIII shortly be compelledlo buy
your winter clothing. Before deciding On
what you will buy fco what the caleh,.,.a
hocbe''er Manufacturer, Messr. Stein
Adier * Co.. have turned out this season
equal IN hi' "orkmAnship and trimmings
TO any custom made goods. Prices vs,v
reasonable. To be had only at S. & A.
Loebh who by their square dealing have
did much to build up the large demand Of
this very superior grade Of clothing
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-01-05

BY = reference to our obituary notices
IL will be observed that two venerable
citizens Of the county, Mr. Henry Meyer,
Of Miles township, and Mr.. Daniel Kramer,
Of Penn township, have recently passed 70
the other world. Both had lived beyond
their eighty-sixth year, and both were
prominent, excellent and highly esteemed
citizens Of The localities in which their long
and useful lives had been passed.
Mr.. Meyer wss the father ss Ar. Henry
Meyer, the late county superintendent OF
schools, and the appropriate mention made
of him By Mr.. Linn In another column Of
this paper, is just tribute 10 his virtues
and memory.
Daniel Kreamer reached Penns' valley
with his parents al fully as early day a.
Mr. Meyer did Brush valley, and, like
him when he grew 10 manhood, was Of im-
posing stature, vigorous In body and mind
and Of strong religious convictions. We
knew him we'll for many years and always
to respect and honor him as just, honest
and conscientious man. lie was farmer
by occupation and prOspered In life, though
in his carly years he shared all the hard.
ships and privations incident 10 . new
settlement and now, crowned with bis
grand chaplet Of cighty-six years, We
doubt not be has gone 70 meet tbe reward
OF The 'Just made perfect"
-rmmansa bargains IN ventss uud.&.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

~ Resolved. That tAe prsssat beard 81 csz.,v
Commssslauefs he EeseFnsd hy the following fulss
and FeFulsiious apa sg - infunnhfsan II The tli
= afessea tAst thsT r#ah=bes fgf four successive
seeks la each nswsssapsf bE he nounty
Jet That The County CuDHnisziousfp rnns4 In tAss,
ofice sf TIE CoeFt Rouse in the toruaeh of Bsiafre
On every nrsf aud third Tuesday sf each rpssti
frutn 10 a'cloek a ~, 10 4 e'cisek y -
sd Al Eres ana material f5f the uss of The eun,v
uusi lie pufchAsed ~ the Commissioner q bv tbsr
order.
"a All bile must bs issnIzed when presented "a
the board fF payment
eth No orders q be- drawn uuas9 the board az
Cominissinnert approves The tSll.
eth No goods material 81 AHy kiFs Cor the ma. f
The county 70 he parchased ffom ans ef ths County
Cammiszi0nefz.
JOHN WOLF,
n c. cAMPBELL. boaam,..,o,sr.
4. J. GREIfT.
v. MaEA WAtKEz, CLERK.
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DEATHS.

khEAath --Op Tussdss. Daeerniser u igs1 At q a,
~ efaf hiilhsim Pc. NJ. Daniel kfean,.r go
- YEAR,, taonths and u days -s'1
,es,- - % sa5ssdsy. Degsmisr 2s 1881. IN Miles
-sssahh sentfs oonuiF. Pa. NJ. Hsnry Msyrr
ASe1 V year. , months and = dsys
- i, p.h.-on Tbsrsdss. December ~. fssl. as,,
woodward Centre county Pa Mr. Msre.,s, 80.
~ slsoS s Of fe'er shyasT, ss-d - years. laoaIks
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-01-05

A Pleasant suRPRisE. The members
Of The MilssbuFg Presbyterian church will
please accept the thanks Of Nr. and Mrs.
Wright, for their splendid and generous
aifs Of an elegant Get OF stone china Of 40
pieces, presented 10 Them on Christmas
eve. The presentation wss made through
Two young ladies, Hiss Julia A. Morris
and Hiss Lizzie Hahn. Thanks are due
also 10 Mr. George Brew, OF Bellefonle,
from whom The purchase vas made, FOR
hls generosity. Also . D.. Grove, Of
nIlcsburg, Cor splendid surkay.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-01-05

MADIsoSRUR0, Jan. z, 1882
MEssRs. EDTToRs Our attention was
called last week 10 the ans appearance
which the Evangelical church 81 this place
now presents. A number of tasty and
elegant improvements have recently been
made 10 the building under the direction
and superintendence Of our friends, Mr.
Samuel X. Faust and Rev. II. Slower, as
sisted by Mr.. William HenzelI and Mr..
John Lose. The church is indeed . credit
70 the town and 10 lie membership. The
audience room Is beautifully frescoed and
painted. There is also we'll arranged re.
cess and vestibule, fine chandelier, and
every other necessary outfit. Much credit
Is due to s. K. Faust and Rev. Slower, the
pastor, for the splendid and successful
manner in which they have managed the
work Of improvement intrusted 70 their
care and Judgment The congregation
will have : re-opening Of the church on
Sunday, January 9Th, and all friends of
christianity are cordially invited 10 be
present-most especially is Il desirable
that sIi "free giversp should attend. In
addition 10 lhis ane house Of worship, the
other congregations Of Madisonburg are
not behind The times 10 church bulldIngs.
The German Reformed congregation hzs
one Of The finest churches in Centre county,
and |, is all paid for A FmgsD.
-PEnUsA aal MAxAlEs are two kings
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MAnnrAon BaLIs.--on Tuesday even.

MARRIAGE BfLLs.--on Tuesday even
ing of this week tho pleasant home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Stewart Lyon, on Curtin street,
was the scene Of a happy and joyous event
in tho marriage OF their amiablc and nc.
complished daughter, Miss Clara v. Lyon
and Mr. William j. Nichols. The nuptial
ceremony took place at elk o'clock, 7. NJ,
and was performed by Rev. q. ID. Pene-
packer, of the NJ. Il. Church, assisted by
Rev. John Hewitt, Of the Episcopal
church. We understand that only rela-
tiyes of the family were present to wit
ncss tho uniting OF these 'Iwo hearts that
beat as one" and TO extend to them con
gratulations and sincere prayers for long
life of welded bliss and prosperity. The
happy young couple took the 8 : 55 train
for an extended wedding journey. The
groom is in the employ of Berwind, White
81 Co., the large coal operators of the Snow
Shoe region, and we believe goes TO Texas
ms tho agent of the company TO establish
In that distant State a market for their
coal. The bride was favorite In Belle
fonte society, and will carry with her to
her far off home the good wishes Of an en-
tire community. May the journey of Mr..
and Mrs. Nichols through life be one Of
unclouded brightness.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-01-05

The very best production that can be
bad from FIRST class stock and e1eellsr,
"ofkman'hip in boots and shoes, at prices
no higher than common eastern trasb .,a
nov open and for sale by S. &A.Loeh
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-01-05

Ladies coats, jackets, doIrnans, elrcu.
iAfs ana uisteTette', in endless variety.
styles and coloFs, and prices lower than
elsewhere at S. & a. Locb's
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GRAND JURORS.

I
nhiilp laibes, Gregg. klIas fsttafolf, Gregg.
y ~, rhiih. fenh. Miles ZlfDHlefmaB, Burnside
xxt axta ttshsf. Dnpb. =. q. Dubkis, PhiabarK.
walter Meek. Pefgnson. james Toissa e00. Rhos
John heEsn, EnsN EhOe. William Islz1es Hsnnsf
ssP; bechtol. Liberty. John herslnesr Potter.
ya.oD = 5sntzel Pssn 7. Wilson Hay, Iialfnloon.
ioLsrt Glliland shoo y. n. Carr, Missbafg
]. ~. Wagner. Boges James EusI pot,er
5ehn hnIlsn, Potter. j. III. beizei. Spring
= apDa,s - L1ya' rbnlebufE ISiUn Zimmerman, BoRga
a. ~ iAylDf' college iOsorgs btias, Patton.
TRAVERSE JURORS-lFt WEEK.
u H. fostsf Bsilsfente. Absdnego Williams IizstoH
o5o hinhhhdsr, IhtoufillH tol Etteugsr. llafnes
Christian Derf HslirfDBte Jas WAtsou sua~ easss
n ". tt9Vst, Howard twp " III lam Morris, BOggs.
= q Dofn, Fhihpsbafg. John McCuiiy Marion.
Frank Mccoy, BoRgs. ". T.. LBcas IIownrd Ier
Jphn ". Deitftek, aAiksr Michael BozeT, Haines.
r. ~ ttoyeI, Penn. Vim. Nocieliand. BeilaFts.
Hsaj Carl. JT. Ferguson. T. g. Ilutls IJl,esfy
Daniel Daup, Potter. VIM iIasnish Walksr
Jacob uTeningsT Mile. J H. Long Curtlu
John y. Hafisf, MilIhcffH 10 II GRAY ualffnoor
Thomas Ysariek, Harris Daniel q footnan Bosrs
~ u bitnef eisgfs Corueiius Hazel, Bonner,
William linss, Philipsburg ~. u. Musssr, Halnss.
J. w. Packer Curtin. samuel ksess Penn.
}. Nllisr Bssfpnts. Herman miller, spring
WILLIAM MARI Harris, N kwHFfz Potter
:. 81. ltoassf. College. Andres Flower. Penn
james Ants. Howard bor ~ sample FsfHusya
HHd8ph KTldsT, Ferguson Adam Fys,
Adam c. Klpks Potter. John Bsins. Psnn.
Isaac Iamburl. .iIaffnpoh Dassisl Ayers Fhiipsharg
Harry Hoover. Union. WA Armstrong. Potter.
TRAVERSE JURORS-2d WEEK.
william Lyils. College. Vim Miller. Taylor.
josiah Iiptsfs bpEEs 10 u kclsisr, Hhines
w Cassidy. Ferguson. samuel Hoover Taylor.
Perry Condo. anon. lgoha LufF. bennef.
u N Bafisw. Liberty. sim EaichHilrr, Hnih.
William hS1k .PhiliIsburK Jonathan Wolf, hilos
samuel Decker, waiker. Wilson Irwin. Union.
u khzh~f, John CnuY, Boggs.
y Gray Meek, Beilstonts sherman Lyonr spring.
William BaAk. Libpi.Y. issse Haupt bsefouis.
David NanieAi, Taylor Jac Eissuhaib, Mtlhelm.
W Iruin, PhJitabafg. John u Bfeoni.
~ i.ssrA aiik. Taylor. KiBkads, PhiiipabufE
Samuel ktin~ Howard tNp ID Fsss, tiaines.
lfssph Brown - ilHsiob. Geo * Baker. College.
William iiomaH Jf Gregg " u Ecklsy. Bsnnef.
g " Hoover Phil psbuTg. X II "a isoB Phi Esburg.
Charles knl def, FufRuson. jos Hams Philip burg.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the
a second posture Account ef "a IA roHuax A.
slEnes q John W sboIl has t-.sn aIed h ths e..
q The Frolhopo;hry q the Oaurt of Common plsss
~ sha - ihe cosHts a suife and that szid sorupt
will is presented iof oans8rsbsiap Al M. ,s, -, ~
HA4A o'aF1 !. G HARPER. Pruthsv
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-01-05

JuRr LrsT ToR JAsUARY TERN
Tho following il the Iist Of Grand and
Traverse Jurors drawn for January term
OF Court commencing Monday January %.
1882
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-01-05

The new advertisement Of The Rae
hive one-priee stores in this weeks paper
viii repay careful perusal.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-01-05

10. ?. T. II. d B. stand for Grean,s
syrup Of Tar Honey and Bloodroot. the
best cough remedy in the world
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-01-05

Dress goods, silks, veIvets. plu,hs, and
hnsel pIAid' and stripes in all shades and
effects at the Bee Hive.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-01-05

AssWEE THn.-Is there 3 person living
VINO ever taw case Of Ague, biliousne,,
nervousness or neuralgia, or any disease Of
the stomach, liver, or kidneys that Hon
BitierS will not cure,
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-01-05

--Ladiea', misses and ebildren1 dol
mans and coats 10 endless variety and very
cheap at The Bee Hive.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-01-05

-Loeb's is the place 10 buy dry goods.
Large assortment, low prices and good
goods AT all times.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-01-05

The largest assortment of fall ard
winter snitings and orercoAtinrs. Leave
your orders now.
s'-u MONTGOMERY & Co, Tailors.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-01-05

ESTRAY.-Came TO the residence
a q she undersigned la ssow Shoe towuship cep.
m ms reanty' Pa nn ur stoui Aug1ss ]. ISL = HTp
hkhEA via white f=os. and zssaat thres yeas
cid The ounsr nAn come faruasd rfose property ard
pay chsfges; Otherwise she wfl - di.sss.sa Il -
nofdinK 60 lAu. DAVID scIsIaSKe.,
Ebou Shoe Jan. = tsS2 "a
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-01-05

The GLASS WoRKs.-Afler the late
suspension OF the glass works, rs noticed
in tho last issue Of the DEMOCRAT, active
measures were taken by number Of ener-
gelic and influential business men of our
town 10 re-organize the works, and IL is
gratifying 10 know that their efforts have
been crowned with success. The factory
is again in operation under auspices which
may be regarded as mos. favorable TO their
continued activity The "Bellefonte Glass
Company, Limited, has boen formed with
the following named well known and repu-
table gentlemen As the board OF managers
c. T. Alexander, John Ardeil, Jr., DIR.
Il. l.. Dart, Hammon Sechler and G. NJ.
Bower. G. 7. Alexander Il chairman Of
the board, and q. NJ. Bower, secretary and
treasurer. l.. I. Munson is the clerk and
book keeper Of the company, and better
selection could not have been made. Mr..
Muason is competent and experienced
accountant, aud will see that the books Of
the concern are always properly kept,
The frsi glass was blown by the new com
pany sometime last week, and the result
Of the operations thus far have been en-
lirely satisfactory. II Is 10 be hoped this
important local interest will nov thrive,
and experience many years Of property.
No factory In The United States can make
aner article OF window glass, and there
should be no reason Why the company
should no, and profitable market for their
product. Every one 8. hsmc, g, least,
will wiah the new company abundant sue
ccss
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the malier of lhe :.

a = tate u JAMES DALE late q unisn lasnsssin.
deesase4s ~ tie Or4Hsne CnwFs q rHaffe enunte !
The efrfalseusnt t. the etdoe - 81 JaazHe fzIe
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