Daily Republican., 1883-11-27
UPPER BRANDYwIS. HUsDRED

UFFEB BRANDY WIN 3 HU0DBB
SUGAR asa Gysup Fsct~sy-Qasrrs
VILE Bellevue Staalon-ss On. Z
n LOse's Summer Residence
Building MI. Pleasant n. ]
NhMrch,
For the KIPuBLIcAs.
The large buildings near Isellev,,
Station, tour and q half miles frou
Wilmington, on the = w. & b. X. X
erected first a. a asugar.bset factory, an,
then converted into a glucose works
and lately for the manufacture Of tabl
SYRUP has been doing an EXTENSIVE
BUSINESS. The dimensions of the build
ings are : Main building, from Railross
toward the Della ware, IL 236 feet loui
by 15 feet wide and i've stories high
Tbs sugar house is 50xSO, three storIss
b gu. Cooper shop Is 4Ox5O. All tn
buildings are fre-proof. For day and
night work there are sixty five em.
pl0yed men. After the buildings wert
enlsrged, they made grape sugar, and
latsly glucose syrup, which Is very
clear and rich for table use. When the
works are In full operation they average
eighty barrels Of ftty-fve gallons each
per day. They uSe from two hundred
and fifty To two hWuired and sixty
thousand barrels of corn per week.
Out Of one hundred weight Of corn they
yet from seventy to eighty per cent. oil
solid matter. Their process OF manu-
facture IL 10 arranged as to convert corn
and starch into sugar other mills
mostly have them separate. The refuse
Ot corn II called cattle feed, and mostly
shipped directly to London, England.
II sells for one cent per pound. Some
has been sold to q coffee dealer, and
that 1t Ii In great demand
by men in the above business. You,
who buy ground coffee already pre-
pared ~ such, have nicely adulterated
mixture. What deception The mills
have been closed, owing TO the fall in
the price of syrup. They expect, how
Bver, 10 resume work in week or two
Quarryville, just above Bellevue
is doing An extensive business
now in the way of getting out blocks
If stone and finishing them for bridge
building, etc. They are also busy in
crushing stone for railroads and other
purposes. They employ from forty to
ifty men, and are In need Of more. The
have invested q large
mount Of money In building and re-
)airing the railroad from the quarry to
he naiH line of the p, w. & b. r. r.,
sbout one-half mile long; erecting
shops and sheds for the con-
zen ence Of their work. They have a
'ery large stationary engine, which has
'ower sufficient for the various uses 1t
y designed for. Also a locomotive
o convey their loaded cars and empties
o and from the quarry.
Bellevue Station has become very
important, especially on account of the
reight shipped to and from there.
here is hardly station between viii.
,ington and Philadelphia, excepting
hester, that brings larger income to |
le Railroad Company than Bellevue.
here IL also considerable travel from |
ere, aided by the two extensive works
AIMED In this letter. IL is to be hoped
rat the Railroad Company will pa
'Onize this station by allowing more
aims to stop here.
Mr.. Keene and family, of Philadel-
hia, have taken possession of the
of Hon. Charles B. Lore. IL
said that he has leased 1t for two
ears, for one Thousand dollars a year,
ith the privilege of buying 1t.
Mr.. j. ID. LippincoIt IL building a
anne house on the Bellevue road, not
r from his summer residence, for his
II il to be twenty eight feet
|uare. Monroe Mousley has contracted
build 1t for little less than twelve
lndred dollars, to be completed by the
th Of March. He saysif Mr.. Lippen-
tt don't allow him little more he
III loose by the contract. i
Mt. Pleasant Methodist Episcopal
'urch is In prosperous condition.
10 congregations are very good on
lndays, both mornings and evenings,
ID the class meetings are we'll at
nded. Rev. w. b. Gregg, the pastor,
IS received ever forty into the church
ace he came here, and the church has
en- repaired and beautified at cost
over five hundred dollars. There il
debt on the church or parsonage, and
Q society Is united with no disturbing
,ment. CORRESPONDENT.
The most delicate persons enjoy
king Emory's Little Cathartic Pills
ey restore color, give wholesome ap- I
tite, put new life in a broken down
dy; they are pleasant to take and
Dir action is very mild. Druggists |
! them.-15 cents. a
LOKoNI Ark, October 26, 18S3.-For g
, sake Of the balance of mankind |
10 may be suffering, wish to give u
II my experience with one of your
orgia remedies. l have been afflicted
tn scrofula for more than ten years.
We had sores on me as large as mans b
nd for that length of time, and last II
MINER was 80 bad off that ! could Of
wear any clothing. Everybody, :,
luding myself, had given me up to T. T.
J, and said l would be q dead man in b
zee months. | had taken hundreds st
bottles of all kinds of medicines, r,
d spent hundreds Of dollars with =
ysicians and had ruined my system 81
b mercury and potash, " hen friend 2,
] me Of the wonderful cures made y
Switt's Specific. got it and began ~
use, and soon found 1t was just " hat Ii Ii
'anted. In short time it cured me
nd and well. Thousands of dollars si
Id not buy from me what Swift's III
cific has done for me. The county ,h
cials, and in fact everybody in the re- re-
nty, will hear witness to what l
'e written, for was a well.known
e. Yours respectfully
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