Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-06-22


ance $4,000 one hundred men and
number Of women are thrown out Of en-
ploymcnt. II Is not known whether or
not the industry will be revived but the
interests Of Tyrone demand that some as
sstancc be rendered the unfortunate firm,
and the works as speedily rs possible put
in operation.
The CAR WoREs.-This industrial in
stitution is near the close Of short but
evcntful business career. II the enterprise
has paid, why not continue 1t in operation
The location and natural advantages to-
geiher with the excellent quality Of work
turned out, leave no room 70 doubt the
advisabili,y OF investing. With town
| filled with moncycd men, persons Of much
business experience, it is hard 70 under
stand why the works will be allowed to
shut down. 1t sa loss 70 BcIlefonte, the
withdrawn, from the channels Of trade,
Of tho wages paid to employee, will effect
the Interests Of all Of US.
The commodious buildings are too vAlu-
able - be permitted 10 remain unoccupicd
aud the fact that sufficient water power can
be secured during most Of the year to run
all the machinery il an induccmcnt Of no
small magnitude. Lct tho car works 60 on.
PLEASANT Gar JoTTINGs-It has been
a matter Of somc uDcRsiucss 10 the readers
Of your valuable paper IS 70 where have
been. Nothing Of any Importance has oc-
Cured, hence my silence. I shall now
jog some Of them little just 70 Jet them
know that am still alive.
Among the many copious showers, that
have fallen this spring, none were 90 de-
s.ruciIvo as the Iniepcnden, shower at
Philadelphia 6, completely washed the
dgm from tho eyes Of the S,alwarts--
"Abe" and "Maih, who are holding
many sccrc, conelAycs At their hcadquar-
ters They seem 10 feel badly, for they
are great friends of tho Boss candidate.
Our friend, the Judge, has the finest
looking garden, in al the country bic
cabbage sets arc a. numerous as the sands
Of the sea shore, and orders for sour irouf
his brand Is popular everywhere will
soon come In. Should he partly fail IN his
official capacity his krout will come out
%. X.
one Of our Spring township boilers has,
As usual, bartcrci the delegates Of the
township Tor certain candidate for tho
Legislature, but a. he often before over
reached his mark, he may be little has,y
this time Ny dear little man, have you
50 soon forgotten the Lesson taught you
last fall We thought you had been re-
bukcd enough. Look out how you con.
duct yourself for you certainly will again
learn TO your sorrow that your job In the
township ia harder 70 control than II is
for you to build good cellar wall. \
word TO the wise, etc.
Joseph Ross, our poor.oversecr, thinks
his troubles are hard 10 bear. He says If
the trials Of Governor are as troublesome
as those Of one whose business It IL to
look after the poor, that he would not ex-
or. himself half As much a. Gen. Beaver
does. Wait until fall, when they will
need new shAwls, you know.
Our young friend "Jowls' returned
home after n pro,racted tour through the
west. His many friends would not have
known him, had IL not have been for his
prominent fronhspiece, which is always in
advance.
Oh these hot days, they arc 80 hard on
our p. NJ. General. Ssmo days he is hard.
ly able 10 go 10 his meals.
Some Of our pensioaed patriots are
looking a little shyly at the portly gent
with white hat. The wicked fee when
no man pursueih. Don't be so much
alarmed, boys, IL may be he Is not de-
tcciive, after all You will know soon
enough.
One Of our best farmers, Mr.. Henry
Zeigler, has the finest lot of grass in
Centre county. Well, II the reward Of
good farming is always meted out to him,
hS will ever have an abundance Of every
thing.
Our mechanics, who have been TO Cres-
son 20 long, will soon return 10 their ro-
spcctive homes. Welcome back, boys, We
have often missed you. SHfs BosK.
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