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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-01
DESTRUCTION IN NEWARK.

A fire broke out at IL o'clock last night il
l.. BoydeD Co.'S shoe store. Harkct-st Newark Oh
the third aoor aud spread the fourth floor The nr,
burning at midnight, but was under control. Tho
loss IS eetlIlaled AZ u 1000 or S2OOOO,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-01
a NEW PILOTBOAT LAUNCHED.

BosToN, Dec. 31.--The new pilot-boat George
II. Warren, Captain J. H. Jefery was launched to day
at North Weymouth and towed TO this port
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-01
HEAVY FAILURE OF sHIp.oWNERs

LONDON, Dec. 31.-Francs Carvill ~ Son. mer-
chants and sbip-owners, OF No. 120 Gresham House.
Old Broad-st., London, also of Liverpool have fail
ed. Their liabilities amount TO $500 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-01
DRY GOODS LITTLE DAMAGED.

BosToS, Dec. 31.-The dry goods stock of
A. Lawrence Co.. stored i'll the building IN Pcarl-st.
which WAS fire last night, damaged only little.
IL was valued ~ $3.50. 600 and II fully iusured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-01
FAILURE OF 4 FARMER.

BALLsToN, N. Y, Dec. 31.-James p. Smith,
farmer Of South Ballston, made assignment yester
day to Henry Harrison. OF Ballston Mr.. Smith
puted to be worth $4,000 and he about $50 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-01
A SMALL RIOT IN coDH

CORK, Dec. 31.-A detachment of soldiers from
foreign service landed here Saturday evening. They
we're insulted by drunken civilians. and short con-
Aict ensned. during which the soldiers defended
themselves with knives.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-01
RUSSELL sTURGIs RETIREs.

LONDON. Jan. 1.-Baring Brot ners g. Co. to-day
announce that the senior partner. Russell Sturgs,
retires from active commercial pursuits. The bus-
ness will be earned on by the remaining partners.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-01
THE SUNDAY LAWS IN ONTARIO,

1oRoSTo, Dec. 31.-In the Court of Queens
Bench yesterday 1T was unanimously decided that
there is no restriction in this Province on the carry
ing OF passengers BY land water on Sunday, over
fu,ng decis'o t Ill, 81 .1fy years ago. under which
day -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-01
dates % foT Speaker. He will attempt especially 10
cast their votes against Dir. ChapIn who he is said
to suspect is Mr. Clevelands candidate for Speaker
GENERAL ALBANY NEWS.
; APPOINTMENT OF PRIVATE OFFICERS.
GENERAL pRPss pIsPArcH1

ALBANY, Dec. 31.-Governor-elect Cleveland has
made the following appointments for his Office /:
Private secretary Daniel s. Lamont; Executive
clerk, Goodwin Brown, stenographer. Irving F.
Cragin messenger, Charles A. Earle. Mr.. Lamont
VIII also hold the position of military secretary on
me, me Governors military staff, without pay Mr.
Hi,l the Lieutenant-GoverpoI. elect, has made the
Following appointments: Clerk John b. Locke
messenger. Harris A. Carrelle,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-01
KILLED BY A LOCOMOTIVE.

JAMESTOWN, n. Y, Dec. 31.-Ge0rge Hail.
of Randolph, was killed by engine on the Erie Rail
road at Salamanca ON Saturday night He was ma
chinlst by trade aud was married
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-01
IRON FOUNDRY TO BE SOLD.

CAMDEN, N. j., Dec. 31.-Starr's extensive
iron foundry located here Is to be sold Masters
sale, owing 10 business complications! caused, 10
said by dulness in trade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-01
RUN OYER AND KILLED.

WHEEsDARRE, Penn, Dec. 31.-JOhn Craw,
fireman the Hartford breaker in Ashley, fell from
locomotive last evening and and instantly
nd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-01
NOVA SCOTIA MARINE LOSSES.

HALIFAX, N. r., Dec. 31.-The past year
Dos been OF great disaster to the shppng OF Nova
Scotia 1he business the Halifax Marine Associations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-01
THREE CHINAMEN KILLED.

PORTLAND, Ore, Dec. 31.-This morning.
near Meeksvlle, Mont three Cinnamon were instantly
killed and three others seriously wounded by the expo
sion OF a quantity OF giant powder, which being
thawed out.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-01
MR.. SHILLABEA,S CONDITION.

BosToN, Dec. 31.-Reports from Chelsea
state that the condition of Benjamin p shsber lirs
Parungtonl Ia improving
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-01
COVERED BY INSURANCE.

CHICAGO, Dec. 31.-A fire this morning In
the furnishing department of s. Guy Seas estab
shment in wabashaye, caused loss OF 900; fully
insured,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-01
TIRE CREEK VAR ENDED.

ST. Louis, Dec. 31.-Latest advices from
the Indian Territory that spochees forces have dis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-01
A DEFENCE OF THE CUBAN REFUaEEs.

MADRID. Dec. 31.-La IribGna publishes a letter
from the Cuban refugee Maceo in which he protests
against his imprisonment at Ceuta. denying that
he is now political prisoner. Maceo relates the
circumstances attending his arrest in Cuba
30 alleges that he stipulated with the Spanish
General in the presence of the English and French
Consuls, that he and his companions should be
psidOned on condition Of their voluntary exile to
Jamaica. Accordingly. they embarked on board an
English steamer but the vessel was stopped when
far miles from land by. two Spanish gunboats and
afterward to the Shaft rine Islands off Moroc-
co With reference to his surrender by the British
~ Gibraltar, MaceO attirms that the Spanish Con-
huI asked the English police to arrest certain con-
Yists who had escaped from Ceuta. He protests
against this violation Of the extradition treaty of
1s7l,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-01
THE SUICIDE OF COUNT Won wIMPFFEN.

PARIS Dec. 31.--Count Won Wimpffen, the Austro-
Hungarian Ambassador here who committed
suicide yesterday, partook of an early breakfast
yesterday morning. and then leaving his
bonse said he would return for luncheon.
Count Zichy. Secretary. and Colonel Bonn,
military attach6 to the Austro-Hungarian Embassy
broke the new Of the terrible deed to Countess Won
WlmpfIen. Lately the most tutling annoyances
ceeasioned the Ambassador the utmost di'tress On
Thursday ast he tore up diplomatic dispatch be-
eause a comma had been omitted His body lies in
the grand saloon of the building occupied by the
Emb ssy. All traces of the wound are concealed,
an the expression of the face is calm and peaceful
VIENNA Dec. 31.--Ibe suicide of Count Won
wi Hpffen has caused great CONSERVATION here.
Shortly before his death he addressed letter 10
Count KalnOky. the Imperial Minister of Foreign
Affairs The letter Is the way here, and
I1sv perhaps furnish clue TO the cerebral disorder
tn which the Count afflicted. The deceased
an had no professional troubles.
Th, condemnation of VI. BOntOlx president of the
nOn Generals, with whom the Count had had
cuniarY relations, one of the latter's primer
4 troubles.
BERLIN. Dec. 31-The death of Count yOn
,sim0fen is greatly deplored here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-01
A AMEETING OF IRISH NATIoNALIsTs.


DUBLIN, Dec. 31.-A National League meeting
was held in Bray to-day, at which Mr.. Corbett.
member of Parli ment presided. Mr.. COrbett said
shat nobody need hesitate to join the League as
NF. Trevelyar, Chief Secretary for Ireland, ad-
Bsitted that IT was a legal organization.
ldr. Lalor, member of Parliament for County
Queens, and Mr. Harrington, Secretary of tho Or
geDizing Committee of the National League. adj
dressed tie meeting. Mr LalOr said he was glad to
Observe that the assembly mainly composed
of fghtDg-msu, by whom he always liked TO be
surrounded. SIe was certain they knew the day
might come when they should have TO that
force by which every other country had obtained
freedom. He urged organization, if possible. in
open day. Mr.. Harrington said he would show the
hDvernment that it could not intimldate him. He
ss willing to 90 tn Jail, where he could study the
ptsblem whether Irish pol tics sh0uld be carried on
upon the platform or in other place. He had
q shrewd opinion as to the conclusion at which he
would arrive.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-11-22
Railroad " otca.

The Bald Eagle Valley railroad At q
meeting of the Directors last Thursday
,Hssed resolution, agreeing 10 endnrsc
he bonds of the Lemnnt branch in other
words, 10 build the branch from Bpllrfuntc
to Lemont and another branch Of four
miles DOWN Nittany valley u the ore
banks, within the year. ProUUf>d, the
Pennsylvania finish the PennsvAlley rosd
from Spring Mills to intersect them nj the
end Of th mountain
The Pennsylvania railroad held meet.
ING Yesterday, to act upon the proposition
OF the Bald Eagle valley Wa wont toI 81
too early ~ hrar from their action. We
have every assurance from Mr.. Irwin and
Mr. Blanchard, Ms well H. from MIR Rob
"rts himself that the action will bc favor.
able.
Gov. Curtin presented the proposition 10
build the L"mont branch.
The Beech Crock railroad The iron
bridge has one tier up The workmeu are
on the second tier of the creek bridg" near
Mill Hall The road is being ironrd be-
low Beech Creek very rapidly. Above
Beech Creek town tho road has been bal
lasted for fifteen miles Both tunnels are
about completed. The men 20 through
them. Some side cutting. and some stone
masonry il oil that is needed.
Steps are being taken to get the right OF
way down Bald Eagle, for the extension uf
the Buffalo Run railroad. Il il rcp"ri,d
on the streets that the road will be built nj
once, If the night of way can be obtained.
Il !. eslimated 10 cost lees that g 900
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-11-22
THE BrLLrroNrr EtrcrRrc Lionr %.

TIE BELLEroNTE ELECTRIC LionT 90.
The company, of which Mr. Geo. VAL
entine is president, hSs at last assumed
shape. Edisons agent WAS In town last
Saturday and entered into articles Of agree
ment with our town capitalists, giving
them the right to use the Edison Ineandps-
cent Electric Light. A couple Of days
ago we we're informed by james Harris,
E'q that the stock Of the company is
S2i 900, and that o Monday morning all
but 81 QUO bad been taken by our citizens
This shows great confidence, at least. The
rest is going rapidly. We are informed
that MI Edison will himself take any
stock that is left open. We can say, there
fore that all the stock is now taken
The company goes to work immediately
TO build their plant. The first thing is To
construct the necessary power, and then 10
wire the streets and the beautiful light is
promised us in the near futue. 1t Is net
the purpose of tn" company to light the
streets at present, but to put wires into
business and private houses. We may ex-
Pect 10 see this by the Grst Of F"DruHry'
The only remaining question in tho minds
Of our people il this, will the light itself
provo success We have gone TO some
trouble ourselves to inquire into the sub
Jet and End satisfaction wherever the in
candescont light has been tried, as in VIII.
amsport aud Princeton Colleges etc. The
leaders in the new improvement, rs Mr..
CrIdrr, Mr. jenkins, Mr.. Lingle, Mr.. Val.
cntino and Mr. Harris, have Investigated the
light personally, and are thoroughly ss,is.
ted Of rs is success
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-11-22

IrEWs FROM HAtSEs TowNs New.
ia scarre this week
Hunting SEASON hss barely commenced
With us. Think John J will be successful
tie hiss his gun in excellent condition now.
wild turkeys are reported plenty in the
mountains clnse by our rlsco.
Rumor hiss it that l. u Slower sold his
farm, lately bought, 70 Benjamin Slower,
this township. Hope Il may bc correct
Benjamin ia "b.ss" ncigbbnr and this
would bring him back 10 where he was
principally raised.
y. +. BuuersoK is just crowded vi1h
work, making and repairing gun', &c.
He is also = splendid horse doctor, which
takes considerable Of hi. time.
Jacob Holman, formerly furomsn OF the
j. w. Slower farm, j. going 70 leave US
and return to bis home At Farmers Mile
but understand is coming back again in :
few weeks. We could not get along with.
out Jack very essy.
At last lower Pennsvsliey vs. 70 have an
enterprise in the shape of a coal roins.
Mr. Summer, ffum Aaronsburg, in com
pany with two gentleman from ShAmokin
have been prospecting a short dstan, 9
from Woodward. The party seems to b.
interested in this part SAs feel confident
that coal could be found. This would be
quite a novelty FOR lover Pcnnsvalley aud
We gcpld suggest tha. they 60 TO digging
at once. Par.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-11-22

Senator Psaie graced town last Tues
day With bis presence. The Senator looked
IS II Europe had agreed with him, even IL
he docs prefer America. In short con.
versatiun, he iumpnt-d the frightful mis-
take which Lpck Haven committed In not
having the new road pa's nearer the city
He expressed the hope that Bellefonie
would profit by the foolish example Of her
neighbJr and have connection, "a II now
lies within her poser
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-11-22

aoihing Judge Rockefeller came here ~
do nothing. Our readers may think thai
something was wrong. But ii was NO.
attributable to any negligence or carelesst
uess upon The part of our officers The
court unfortunately Corficled with the L.
;. Circuit court st Pittsburgh, where most
Of the witnesses and some Of the jarors,
concerned in all the cases on the li,,, were
held. 1t WAS unfortunate, but could not
be avoided.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-11-22

MILEsBUEG NorEs.-The lsdies band
social met this week at Miss Bella Camp
bells. This society was organized by the
lsdy friends OF the band about two months
and have been meeting on Wcdncs-
d~y evening OF every week since, making
fancy work Of all descriptions, with the
intention Of having fair during the holt
days They have fine lot Of work done,
and those desiring to make handsome
Christmas presents will certainly hnd
something 10 please them. They have en-.
gsged Mr. Cars room for the occasion,
and are looking forward to good time. -
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Adsms are visiting
friends at Stormsiown and PhIlipsburg. -
Mrs F. ~ Burlington came home last
Saturday after quite a long visit With her
daughter, Mrs. j. Elliot Boss, IN Scranton,
Pa. Prof. Cutie is here this week arrang-
ing some choice music for the band Thl.
is music Of their own selection, and we
look for something eTtrs fne.-We under
stand that Mr. Fletcher, architect, is TO 60
to Florida with Mr.. Else to put Up his
building there. Mr.. Fletcher can do it,
Nilssburg has two dudes.--Miss Blsnch
Crauf0rd, now Mrs, Theo. McCHfrrty,
paid us q. aging visit one day last week -
The Mle-burg BHptist church has added a
cornst 20 the choir. There Is man living
1T Central City, one of the miaor Govern
ment employees, and a stalwart Of ths old
school Persuasion, who is silly enough 90
think that at least few people believe
him when be tells ths, he was offered 81 900
for bis political ,nausucs 10 favor Of the
Democratic party Poor, silly, Gsnented
soul. The nost illiterAte person in Bogss
township knows bls influence would not be
worth = hslf penny. Too thin, entirely
for we all know that 90 far So tsuih and
veraeity Is concerned he is far below par
-
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-11-22

That great re'p"cter Of private rights,
and protector uf "the life and limb" Of each
and every citizen, thu Steam Heating Co,
neither f u. up Its trenches, hangs out
danger sigma or puts n walk At the street
crossing Monday night Mr.. Caldwell i.
team went into one OF their bitches but
fortunately the horses we're not hurt. II
any body is injured Of course damages can
be- recovered l. Il ono Of the most brauIi.
fully arranged things We have bad in town
for some time and works on the mulual
assessment plan. You sue the borough, and
the borough leyie' an S'sessment on you,
the Steam heating Co. looks on discoursing
swcoily on the beauties of Steam heat how.
ever there il no Use In swearing Il, a corpo.
ration as 1t has no soul
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-11-22
EXTRAORDINARY
REDUCTION.
The WEEKLY POST,

A arst-clssH tscoiumn nswsTap-r for 81 per year IN
clubs TIE At isri sill include the uast stirftng
and interesting eveBts very utsy, ~ the u.xf tn
var. II pti the prscrl nas ~ Csnsre us-
usilv called the PRESIDENT. uakiuG Urnrryss uhich
~ run into m d.unm~t. the IN lsh lafi.s
ST the rrstdeutisl minsiisn the rtyt esilnEs uf
The Crsai Nsitfnsl Ihsnteuttns ., uuminsie csiid.
dAt~s the sTcitnF Presidential canvas. csttain to
iullHp the -ertt spd its rstutt which teitste
will he ths suocess ui the nem'scfstic O. diiafes
We hass sAe this Frest redusti0n 81 th- price af
THs HEtglg pesI vith view g. lts incfes-ea etti.
pncY In the Presidential canvass. bvefy sulefilssr
can adj one 0r more usm-s tt itlts 20 81. TuH
NEtEtr p,sa is nos ohr n the largest, bcst AID
nhennH ilaI.ara ln tha r.tnnlfN.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-11-22

A NEW ENTERPEIsE. Col. Bush de-
serves the thanks OF The oitizsns for his
push and public spiritedness. tie now pro-
poses 10 have an immense agricultural i'm.
pismrnt manufactnry locate here. The
idea ls to buy the Car works and locate the
new works there. The plan is not yet In
shape, but IL luuks possible, snd Il Il is
succea,ful will give employ nient 10 two or
three hundred employees.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-11-22

Cor a vtsE .f Nrrsrurer Tenn A. L Is-H com
risa.ng go ,h, sr,, Maaasy ara l.y, - i,esu..sr.
stephen NaNardgal. Esrs rs. Prirs A Nmi-
~ n -t,v.u a.s a. ", NJ Rantel. a., Apru
8 lluu,r a Drras,r v. samuel cro,1rr, o. Jaa.
J.eat n-rs uss ot vs. Jaaa Hunter, a. Jan.
Gu.S. Lsib Adm. r,. + Chsmrsr., l55 Aue.
. Js, 7 Leonard, Err,. e, q. ?. Hoop. .tsri. 10.
Nv ls.l
J. q Fl.hsr n II Duncan, ,, 81. Ig2. ArrI T.
p.aiel } Jre..irr ". r..ar Ee.G o., a.. ~ April
% Lr,nsrd Ehou. ~, PerusE h Co., no Aug :.
lss-
Do. u W Ha, o.. sas4usbsuas 10. Co.. lsl Aug.
u p.w ua,v.. Klusanius In. Co., Ia.Aus T.
l.sE
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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-11-22
1t Contains All the News.

Pull seraIhic and market reports All the Fssltii
as aHsf, huiiHe debates IN Congress A. sNcftlt 1T
misorlishy, stsfe sAd l1cal ness 81 columns u
reading matter TOR siH IN Club siZs single snls-
sefigfAsn. estser pgsfad 81 01 IN cats q ate ~
over ToslsFs rfspsid ssud iof sample tui,tes Al.
dress The publishers,
JAMES r. RaRR 4 CO.
ifs Wood g.. PfttsbaFgh, "a
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-11-22

James Miliken, E,q has furnished
his rev homs on Lynn st in a beautiful
manner weare glad that Mr.. Milliken,
after having travelled the vide world overo
as ,, has, selects our town to be bis bum,
>. last The choice is compliment to us,
while his culture and extensive reading
makes him valued neighbor.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-11-22
Local Department.

We wish to beg the indulgence oil our
seaders as to the appearance of our paper
fnr tho last couple of issues 1t Is owing
10 a defect in our press, which VIC are
remedying ne rapidly IS possible
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-11-22
Duf's Mercantile College.

T. impsu Prsrtirsi HusiHsss Edur tiisu iias 4
mHnF NFHrs aud ith szt sur.r-s bssu ihr sim
Inn ''Il'rgr. ~ ~ Itnh AtFnn~ Tie iaiiiY
"uJ"ut hHs brf" fpiliilss ~ sHfh = ffaIhIne 80
fHall hIui iDf 40 Immediate HtfaBra iIIsfH tftrf
dhii"s 10 su1 sIli"tr Il ~ Paf rffeuI4ts uldfE-
buH -tus PiusHufEH r. Uunf. BuEEssp
ru'di-is q 10y ilup+r Bfp pinned Iu sYtHfsl
p"g"s. The lsrg. II snfk au lla s.irue. tuHIIsHr9
N"ib ~ itaHkrfs. tailra,is bu-IHrts uieu suI "a
cal s..uHirufr. fIfs s.Hu
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-11-22

OosREsPoNpENcG. eVutaiuiuE impItHh' n'Ns,s - ~.
ed from any part Of the county. No c"mmnnIe Il" ps
ms ,rted uuless accompanied by the real name Of 'h'
writer.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-11-22

We have iust received ovs Hov FAl
and Winter Woolena Call and lesss
yoUs order.
NoSTaossrY & Co., Tailogs.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-11-22

DASGgRuus CoUSTERTEIT.- Thor.
zre dangerous C0Uuirtipiis m circulation
purpnrting ~ be- Walnut Loaf Uaif H.
strrrr.' The strongest evidence If il,
great vslue is tho fact that parties knos.
ing ius great efficacy iry bu iynifots II
Each bottle If tn" genuine has fac santiis
uf y vElnut lesf--bluWn In the 4 lass and
n Gr'en Leaf on the nut.idr wrspprr. The
"Rr-tnrrr' is - harmless ~ wairr, whii,
It possesses all the properties ncressary {"
restore life, vig"r, gruwth and rnlur tu th,
hair. Purrha-e only from reEponsibis par.
ties. AK your druggi-t in' a. Each bit
tie Is warranted. johnston, Hollowsy L
Co., Philsdrlphis, and Hail d Rurkel,
New York, Wholesale Agents, 4-ly
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-11-22
Our Industries.
TnE .JUNIATA MINING Co, LIMITED.

II was about twelve O'Clock when We
reached "Tow Hill" What a metamor.
phosis in two years time. When your re-
porter drove over this same bill few years
ago IL was an absolute Wilderness Of small
oaks and pines, not a habitation near.
Now we see big plant put hero by for
eign capitalists, with twenty or thirty
houses clustering around it. MIR. James
Perpoint received us charmingly, and in II
few moments invited US to dine with him
in the large boarding house Of Henry Bin
dlo. just here, we advise any waylarer in
tho Barrens, tired and hungry, and seek
ing for the luxury of Il good meal TO hunt
for Bindlos. Mr.. Pierpoint then showed
US the works
THE SITUATION.
The present company has leased Tow
Hill from Lyon, Shorb < Co, paving them
Il royalty Of dfty cents ton. The prop
erty embraces within Its 900 acres the fol.
lowing ancient ore banks: Red Bank, q"
"Calif,rnia," " POND" " boil, "Floyd, ="
and Hannah Furnacc," and lie. about
three miles south Of Stormstown.
HISTORY.
Centre county is indebted to James Pier
point for this industry. In the Fall Of
1881 he investigated the hill, and thinking
II good one, obtained an option from its
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-11-22

OrE STREETS Slowly the dirt IL b,irg
taken ~ our streets shd the diuh.s flied,
hut B"llrfonts IL l.ttle the VIA. fer wear.
oar ctO..ings were bzd enough f,rnely,
~ with n" mud un tbrp the Erukrn
.i"nes Hnd their uhrvrn position, they are
simply figbuul. Truly are ~ a long
suh"riDg people.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-11-22

Never in the history Of B~llofonte has
there been more work and improvement
OF all kinds going on IN al psrt' Of uown
This is an evidence Of prosperity tha, is
patent 10 the must casual obssrver Next
year promises even grcster Improvements
Labor is nos wclI psid and constantly
employed. Within sixty dayI work will
be commenced on the B"llefontN, Niguny
and Lomont railroad Tho city Of Belle
fonlr, wiIh its afIecn or twenty thousand
people, is thing of DO ncsr future