©he Centre s)rraorrat.
Thurdaj Morning, Hovembir 22. 1883,
OoSßSSro.VUSHCS.t.'wntnllllli* • j* 1 '
•d froßi *oy pert of th* county. No onimiiuk M
lDrt<M| nutf ty ih rl umuif oi •
writer
Local Department.
Hft W', W i(h to beg the indulgence of our
"i* a* to the appearance of our paper
gjfl jk> thn laet couple of Issues. It i owing
■ af a dofect in our presi, which wo are
■ Memedying as rapidly a* possible.
PA —Recorder Bible admtnutored the oath
■ ' of office to hi* honor, Judge Hoy.
* —W. 11 Criaaman, of Snow Shoe, gave
ua a call on Monday. Come again.
—Judge Uockafeller, of Northumber-
I land coiinty, presided over our Court*.
I —Cheater Munaon. E-q.,of Phlllpaburg.
■ paid a flying viait to town on Saturday.
■ _Spring, gentle apring.ia fttolln around
late. The gal might ho caught in a alortn
R„bt. Brett drove into town on Tues
day be bind a pair tf beautiful iron grays
Ed. F. Oarman ia again at home. Go
to hit atore and aee what ho did in the City
The new time does not effect us nia-
teriallv iwo are always on time—at our
meal*.
—Sol Schmidt, of Philips burg, strayed
into town on Thursday and shook hands all
•round.
1 —Tho iron work of tbo new Oh,
I we will poatpone this local. You all know
■ how it ia yourselves
r —The Steam Healing Company is niak-
I ing estimates of the cost of heating apara
tus for the Court House.
\ Judge Hoy opened court on Monday
with grace and dignity. Uia conduct on
the bench ex :ite# universal respect.
—The professional card of Hon. Jno. H-
Orvit appear* in our columns for the ttrst
time to-day. Tho Judge evidently means
| business.
—Judge Hoy sat on the bench for a
short time on Monday, and seemed as
much at home as though he were "to the
manner born."
. —The wing walls extending from the
I abutments of tho r.ew bridge do not com
pare favorably with the solid masonry of
the abutments.
—James Caldwell's team slipped into one
Iff of the open ditches. Fortunately there
was no material damage. But bow care
lea. to leave the trenches so unguarded.
—One of the attractions at Sullivan's
' "Shiel Agar was the Adelphic orchestra,
which rendered some of their choiceet
music in excellent style.
—We were glad to meet Wm llulton
and John O Neil, of Hush township. The
boys were here as jurors. Call and see us
whenever you are in town, boy.
Bo!lefyiv<rs cat. ton.
1 sport whwout change of cars. One morel
oonver/ience fur tho cilixens. Every day j
J it it more pleasant to live here.
Ex-Tresuuror Mitchell, of Ferguwn.
moved into the house on west Howard j
street, vacated by Wm. B Rankin. We
welcome Mr Mitchell to Bellefnnto.
—Aaron William",tho great hunter of the
Koeky mountains, sent an immense pair
I of Elk horns to his brother. If some "ir
gin "don't send Aaron's scalp borne we aba! I
be very happy.
—The unsightly porch in front of tho old
black smith shop on Howard street hat
b been torn down Now take the old build
p ing down, it is an otd tinder box and en
dangers that part of town.
I— H. Y. Stitzcr announces that he ha
for sale a full report of the "rial of the R,-v
John W. While for heresy, by the Hunt
ingdon Preebytery, by F. Claxton A Co.,
( of Philadelphia. Price 25 cent*.
—On Tuesday evening last a literary
society was organized in tho Y. M C. A
rooms, by a number of young men of thi•
place. The movement is a worthy one and
we give it our hearty endorsement.
, —Doll A Mingle are renewing there stock .
all the time,and getting in better and more j
beautiful goods every day, just step in and
see their new shoes Winter is coming and
you must buy somewhere buy where it is
beat and cheapest.
—The New England Tea Party give* iu
supper on the evenings of Friday and Hat
urday of December 7 and A, in the rooms
formerly occupied by the Y. M. C. A, in
Humes' block. Any one can have a splen
did supper for fifty cents, and have his cup
and saucer as a present.
—Our new bridge is beginning to look
like a bridge at last. What a splendid
thing It will be for the town and county. |
Mr. Dunkle, you have our thanks for thn
rapid work. Of course tho community
suffered some inconvenience, but that will
be forgotten in the pleasure of passing, in a
few days, over our fine new bridge.
—ln order to he able to compete with
Philadelphia, our young men have formed
themselves into a "committee of one bun"
dred." They made their first visit to a
private residence on last Haturday, inter
viewing a stranger who happened to be
•topping for a abort lime. The result* of
thair Investigation is unknown, but it is
presumed that tbo explanation was satis
factory.
—Cbaa. K. M'Caff-My, of Bradford, was
married on the 14th, inst , to Miss Blanch
Crawlurd, formerly of Milesburg. Tbo
wedding took place at the residence of the
bride In McKeesport. Our best wishes,
'Dods."
> &... ■
Our Industries
Tii r J cniata Mining Co., Limited.
It was about twelve o'clock whan we
reached "Tow Hill." What a metamor
phosis In two years time. Whan your re
porter drove over this same bill a few years
ago it wa.i an ahsolulu wilderness of small
oak* and pines, not a habitation near.
Now wo see a big plant put hero by for
eign capitalists, with twenty or thirily
houses clustering around it. Mr. James
Pierpoint received us charmingly, and in a I
few moments invited us to dine with him j
in the largo hoarding bouso of Henry Bin- j
die. Just here, we advise any waylarerin j
ltin Barrens, tired and hungry, and seek- I
ing for the luxury of a good meal, to hunt j
fur Bindlo's. Mr. Pierpoint then showed j
us the works.
THE SITUATION.
The present company has leased Tow |
Hill from Lvon, Hhorh A Co., paying them j
a royalty of llfty cents a ton. The prop, j
"rty embraces within its 600 acres the fol !
lowing ancient ore banks : "Bed Bank,"
"Calif>rnia," "I'ond," "Boll," "Floyd," J
ind "Hannah Furnace,' 1 and li>* about j
three miles south of Sturmstown.
BISTORT.
Centre county is indebted to James Pier- J
point for this Industry. In the Fall of '
1881 he investigated the bill, and thinking
it a good one, obtained an option from its j
owners. He then interested some heavy j
capitalists from Pittsburg and formed a
company with a paid up capital of $60,000-
The Bret thing was to get railroad connec 1
tions. This was done by building a two
mile branch to tho main line of the L A
T. railroad. Water was obtained by sink- !
ing throe wells, averaging -'l3O feel in j
depth, and having an average flow of 126
gallon* js-r minute.
PRESENT MANAGEMENT.
James I. Bennett is chairman and A K
W. Painter Secretary and Tre.surer. The |
Board of Directors consist* of these three
gentlemen, Harry Oliver, Jr., Jno. \\ f
Chalfant and James Pierpoint Mr Pier- \
point has entire personal control of the op. |
oration. We welcome into our midst young
I
men like Jim, that have the capacity to j
understand our resources and tho energy t" J
develop them. J A. C. Rider is the Com- j
petent book kee[r and also overlooks the j
company store.
TIIE PI. ANT.
Notwithstanding the present depression j
in iron, they are making If*) tons per -/ire. '
H- nry Milburne is the general foreman |
It it a remarkable feature of this plant
that from the time the ore leave* the earth, j
till it is emptied into the car, it is handled !
♦♦ntireljr by machinery. The elevator i ■ '
frightful monster ; the way it rsge* against
the sleep bank in front of it make* your j
hair alm*t stand on end ; hut Mike Kng- i
i loaded cars run by gravity to the washers, I
j where a double elevator lifts four at a
l lime and dumps them The ore. after leav * ]
j ing the washer, is separated by a screen'
j the larger lumps being passed slowly be- '
j fore pickers, tbo smaller lumps to thegigg j
Both parts then fall into the car and are
ready for the market. Mr. Pierpoint it j
ingenious enough to utilize the water. N--t j
* gallon is wasted. It run* from the wells, I
i does service, and fl >ws into a mud dam,!
j where it clears. A large pump, with * j
j rapae ty of 1000 gallons per minute, forces j
| It hack to he constantly re-used. The com
pany employ* 80 m"n, John Welsh is I
foreman of the bank. Machinery is the i
main workman, however, and the com- i
j pany has a valuwl servant in Mr Wm.
| Wagner, the master machinist
Mit.*3)mao Notes.—The ladies hand'
social met this week at Mist Bella Camp
beH's. This society was organized by the
! lady friends ol the hand shout two months
! and have been meeting on Wednes- j
i day evening of every week since, making
j fancy work of ail decriptions, with the s
' intention of having a fair during the holt
| days. They have a fine lot of work done,
I and those desiring to make handsome
Christmas present# will certainly find
something to please them. They have en
gaged Mr. Carr's room for the occasion,
and are looking forward to a good time.—
Mr. and Mr*. Wm. Adam* are visiting
frler.ds at Hlormstown and Philipshurg.—
Mrs. F. M Buffington came home last
Saturday after quite a long visit with her
daughter, Mrs. J. Elliot Ross, In Hcranton,
Pa. Prof. Cuttle is here this week arrang
ing some cboica music for the band. This )
is music of tbeir own selection, and we
look for something extra fine.—We under
stand that Mr. l'letcher, architect, is logo
to Florida with Mr F.lse to put up bis
building there. Mr. Pletcber can do it.—
Milesburg has two dudes—Miss Blanch
Crawford, now Mr*. Theo, McCafferty,
paid u* a flying visit one day last week
The Milesburg Baptist church has added a
cornel to the choir.—There is a man living
at Central City, one of the minor Govern
ment employe*, and a stalwart of tha old
school persuasion, who la silly enough to
think that at least a few people believe
him when he tells thai he was offered $l,OOO
for bi* political influence in favor of the
Dewiocratlc party. Poor, silly, sUunented
soul. Th* aaort illiterate person in Bogft*
township knows bis influence would not be
worth a half penny. Too tbln, entirely ;
for we all know that so far as truth and
veracity Is concerned be ia far below par.
—Evangelist Walls I* still m town.
TBS BkLLETONTE ELECTRIC LfOUT Co.
—The company, of which Mr. Uoo. Val
entinu in president, ha* HI last ••itumeil
shape. Edison's agent w< In town last
Haturday and entered Into articles of agree
ment with our town capitalist*, giving
them the right to use the Edison Incandes
cent Electric Light. A couple of days
ago wo were informed by Juinei Harris,
K-q , that tlni stock of the company is
$24,000, and that o i Monday morning all
hut $2 'KM) had been taken by our citizens.
This shows great confidence, at least. The
rest is going rapidly. We are informed
that Mr. 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 tlrat thing is to
construct the necessary power, and then to
wire the streets ; and the beautiful light is
promised us in the near futuo. It is net
the purpose of the company to light the
streets at present, but to put wires into
business and private bouses. We may ex
pect to see this by the first of February
The only remaining question in the minds
of our people is this, will the light itself
prove a success ? We have gone to some
trouble ourselves to inquire into the *ub
! ject and find satisfaction wherever the in-
I candescent light has been tried, as in Will
iamsport and Princeton Colleges, etc. The
leaders in the new improvement, as Mr.
Crider, Mr Jenkins, Mr. Lmgle, Mr. Val
entino and Mr Harris,have investigated the
light personally, and are thoroughly satis
i tied of its its success.
t —That great respecter of private rights,
and protector of "the life and limb" of each
and every citizen, the Steam Heating Co ,
j neither fi l's up its trenches, hangs cut
| danger signa • or puts a walk at the street
crossing. M'<nday night Mr.
! team went into one of their ditches but
fortunately the horses were not hurl. If
I anybody is injured of course dsinages can
| IK- recovered. It u one of the most beauti
fully arranged things we have had in town
for some lime, and works on the mutual
assessment plan. You sue the borough, and
i the borough levies an a*e.sment on you,
the Steam heating Co. looks on discoursing j
• weotly on the beauties of Steam heat bow- !
ever there is no use in swearing at acorpo- j
ration as it has no soul
—lf tho young men and young women
who make a rendezvous of the boat bouse
of the Belief.nte ft,.at Club do not < ee
their visits in that direction their names !
will be given to the public, or they will lm j
proceeded against according to law. N->
one who is not a tn*mber of the club ba
any right to bave a key to the boat house;
and we advise the young men who have
secured keys in some *sy to krep away.
The (eviple living in that vicinity are very
much annoyed by the disgraceful procwed- j
mJ perlicsyw
| rou down Ann. A Word to the wise is j
i sufficient.
I —Never in the history of Bellefonte has
, thero been more work and improvement
I of ail kinds going on tn all parts of town
' This is an evidence of prosjierity that is
patent to the mst casual observer. Neil
yar promises even greater improvements
Labor is now well (.aid and constantly
I employed Within sixty days work will
be rommenoej on the Bellefonte, Nlitany
and L<-m--nt railroad The city of Belle
fonte, with its fifteen or twenty thousand
. psaiple, is a thing of .he n"a future
1 —Mr. K V d lnvilliers, who has been
i engaged in making a report of Centra
county for the State Geological Survey, hat
about completed bis late rs in this field
' and departs this k for Philadelphia,
where ho will spend the winter season in
writing up bn notes for publication. Ill*
address will be 711, Walnut street, where
i lie will be glsd to hear at all timea of any
developments bearing upon the subject of
his survey.
ITRMS from Halves Town*inr News
is scarce this week.
Hunting season has barely commenced
with us. Think John J will be
He has his gun in excellent condition now. j
Wild turkeys are reported plenty in tho
mountains close by our place,
Kumor hat it that L B Hlover sold his
farm, lately bought, to Benjamin Stover,
this township. Hope it may be correct.
Benjamin Is a "b-Hie" neighbor and this
would bring him hack to where h was
principally raised.
P. F. Bonersox is just crowded with
work, making and repairing guns, A*-.
He is also a splendid horse doctor, which
takes considerable of hi# lirac.
Jacob tloman, formerly foreman on the
J. W. Stover farm, j* going to leave us
and return to his home at Farmer's Mills,
but understand is coming back again in a
few weeks. We could not get along with
out Jack very easy.
At last lower Pcnnsvaßey is to fcave an
enterprise in the shape of a roal wine.
Mr Hummeri from Aaronsburg, In com
pany with two gentleman from Hbamokin,
have bon prospecting a short distant
from Woodward. The party seems to be
interested in this pari and feel confident
that coal could be found. This would be
quite a rtnvthy for lower Pcnnsvaßey,iuil
we Efcpld suggest that they go to digging
at one®. . PAT.
-We have iust received our now Fl
eod Winter Woolens. Call and lttve
your order.
Railroad No too.
The Bald Eagle Valley railroad at a
meeting of the Director! last Thursday,
passed a resolution, agreeing to endorse
the bonds of ih Letnont branch ; in other
word*, to build the branch from Bellefonte
to Lemont and another branch of four
in lies dowm Niltany valley to the ore
tianks, within the year. Provuittl, the
Pennsylvania Univh the IVntisvnllev rued
3 - ,
from Spring Mills to intersect Ibem at the
end of th mountain.
The Pennsylvania railroad held a meet- (
ing yesterday, to act upon the proposition
of the Bald Eagle va'ley We went to| r-s j
too early to hear from their action. We
have every assurance from Mr. Irvin and
Mr. Blarichard, as well as from Mr Rob
••rts himself, that the action will bo favor
able.
Gov. Curtin presented the proposition to
build the Lemont branch.
The Beech Creek railroad. The iron
bridge has one tier up. The workmen are
on the second tier of the creek bridge near
Mill Hall. Tiie road is being ironed be.
low Bench Crc-ek very rapidly. Above
Beech Creek town tho road has been bal
lasted for fifteen miles Both tunnals are
about completed. Th" men go through
them. Home side cutting- and some stone
masonry is all that is needed.
Steps are being taken to get the right ol
way down Bald Eagle, for the extension of
the Buffalo Kun railroad. It is reja-rli-d i
on the street* that the road will fa- built at I
once, if the right of way can be obtained
It is estimated to cost less that $o <MM)
Tho Govornor'H Bon Dead.
Robbie, the five year old son of Gov
eroor I'atti.vou, w ho lias lieen in a dying
condition for several dav from ruern
branet nscroup breathed hi* last about
three o'clock vstcr-lay rnuriiiug. Sev- j
eral hour* lefore lii* death he seemed
to he in a better ciudition, hut lie iva*
overcome hy weak..u** from a waul of
iinuri*hmeut. Hi* death was a [teace I
1 ful one ami took place in the preaeuce
of hi* parents, his constant attendants.
| and a few friends of the family. The
: funeral will take place front the e*e
; cutive mansion 10-morrow at I' 2 o'clock
The remains will taken to the Har
ri-bute cemetery and placed in a vault.
j m
' The funeral will Ire a private "De. j
(There i H general feeling of sympathy
for the bereaved parentaand a kind rv
itienihrance for the little boy, who sts
but five year* old.— i'airiot, of Wed
nesday.
Many that.ks are due H H. Blair, Su
perintend- nt of nil the railroad* leading
j into Bellefonte, for his action in pulling a
iliiMWhl idlll I'Ulif Jj" ' J.
nesessary whistling of locomotives within
the borough limits, and which this com"
munity, and especially invalids, has been
atfi . ted for a b.ng time past S->me engin
eers are no .more fit to tse trust**! with a
locomotive whistle than a negro ia with a
dinner g.-ng. But asside from ibis, within
borough and city limit* this old-time cus
tom i being abandoned all over the coun
try. In S"ine localitie*, notably Saratoga
and Nvw York, it ha* been abolished by
statute.
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Miw.llaDw.ut 13 -
The s|>e< ial week of court dwindles to
nothing Judge R->ckafelier came here to
do nothing. Our reader* may think that
something was wrong. But tl wa* no.
attributable to any negligence or carelesst
! nets upon the part of our officers. The
| court unfortunately cot.flu-led with the U-
S. Circuit court at Pil>burgh, where most
of the witnesses and some of the jurors,
mnrerred in all the cases on tho li.t, were
held. It was unfortunate, but could not
be avoided.
—Heflator I'eale graced town last Tues
day with his prasenc®. The Henator baikcd
a* if Euro|e had ac-rewd with him, eTen if
he doe* prefer America. In a short con
versation, he lament-d the frightful mis
take which L<*k Haven committed In not
having tho new road pass nearer the city.
He expressed the hopo that Bellefonte
would profit hy the foolish example of her
neighbor and bave a connection, as it now
lies® within hur power.
A NEW ENTERPRISE. —CoI. Bush do
•••rres the thanks of the citizens for his
push and public spiritednei-s. II now pro-
I poses (o have an immerse agricultual im-
I piement manufactory locale hero. The
idea Is to buy the Car works and locate the
new works there. The plan is not yet in
.hope, but it looks possible, and If it is
successful will give employment to two or
three hundred employes.
-—James Milllken, K.q , has furnished
bis (few borne op J*ynn Hi ,Ina b. autiful
manner. We are glad that Mr. Milliken,
after having traveled the wide world overe
aa k- has, selects our town to be bia bom,
a. iart. Tbe cboirE is a compliment to us,
while hi* culture and extensive reading
makes him a valued neighbor.
—Dr Wells closes bis labor* with us tn
day. The Dr. is an earnest, eloquent dl.
vine, that stirred our (ampin to the depths
\V feel asured that much gierd sued ha.
been sown. But WM claim that Dr W-||.
was crippled in his work by the condition
of the atmosphere in the church. To our
minds, it is positively ridiculous to irnp.rt
a revivalist end then put a load on birrs
| We noticed every time we had the pleasure
j of hearing him, that fully one-third of hi.
| audience d -z- d ; in other words, they were
I stupid-*) by '.h" heat and the carbonic ga.
I and other slutf in th* air Hi* eloq-ien-*-
I was wrt-led on *lf*ep\ men ari-i Woman, and
; what he has done wa' done in spite of this
Frank X. Lehman i* running the
Bulla House in a wy thai tbe people like
When you arc at the table you have befor
you ju-t wh*t you want to eat, and it is
the la'sl in the market The Butts II -ij.e
i equal 111 the best hotel in town. F ,\
L-hnian, the proprietor, lias bought back
from*Wm. Brown his b--er bottling otab
lishment, and has beer now b-r >alv at his j
stand. le-hcnari will deliver it to an\
quarter of tbe city to private families.
F. X LKIIMAN,
4')--0t Butt* House.
His Honor Ju-I<* L*rimer bat so fsr
l recovered fr-im his illr.es, of the la-t f-.u !
' months, as to make hi. appearanc® on our I
1 streets ihi we. a. We are heartily glad p,
■ say to our reader* arid the people ~( Centre
county that the Judg- it on the r-.a-i v |
it-.-d health although be travefs slowly
During hi* Bine*- h- lost sight of t-i. right
1 eye. We ho|r that our friend inay ie
.(-ari-d many years to h family and
friends.
—The Lutherans of Hnydertuwn and I
Vicinity Will hold a Japanese Tea I'arty
in the aft-rn-a-n and evening of Thank.- j
| giving Day, Thursday Nov. The
| supper will consist of r- kit | -g, r-
I turkey, chicken, oysters, ice t reain, cak ,
A: , arid a Japaneaa cup and saucer wtl
!tc given with i-- h su(-|rer. Every b--dy j
'.* invited to attend, Prwredi f--r the ben
i -fit of the new Lutheran - hur h.
Bellefonte Grain Market.
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EVERT LEITEK - Cot TENTS-War- !
saw, J. ff.-fe.-n C-> ,Pa Th- swelling !-
1 all gone, iam as ws'l and natural a- I
ever wa* helore I was erilerg.-d 1 art, d--
lights*! with Prrunn. S P Hilar ER
v --n i. erlll improving in health
- Your Ptrvna ju-t th-- thug b-r him
W list'Eß St. Mary 's, |'a
I The large Chronic Cleers, of filt—n
| month* .landing, are entirely healed
' The swelling, pain and itching have all
subsided, th- leg is h-sled, and I an
perfectly wrll. I'truna is a wonderful
. remedy
W M friffith, Ashland, Kv
If you d-eirs health and to save rn-.r--
|-y, a-k y-.ur Ifrngglit iut Dr llan
man's "lII* of Life 4-V'Jl
I —Wilson, McFarlaii- a t->., call alter--
ii--n to tho only reliable K-adv Uilsd
1 Paint tn the market Th- Pioneer Pr--
|>ar-d Pa's• i, n.ii -nl\ sii|x-ri.-r P- ar.\
K-ady Mu-s, Pairit aool fiul rivals pur.
whit*- b-ad in tt stina-thness in working
and du'ability. Tliik paint I* guaranp-ed
by the manufacturer- re-t u crack or (**--
within thn— years. Th- g-iaranP*- is not
only g-a-d f..r repim mg the paint but it
will b*- put on if It h--uld crar k or |-ei
within the lime |a* 18-d It will ire i<
your int*-re*t to raß and see Wilson, Mr-
Farlane & G> , twl.-re purchasing either
white lead or any other Beady Mixed
Paint.
A Danoerops COINTEKFEIT —Ther>
are dangerous (*iur-terleii* in cir<-ulaliot
pur|M-riti-g to b " Walnut I>-at IJair K
•lorer." The rin-ngart svidsflc* of it
great value is the fact that parties know
ing ile great effi. ay try Pi imitolf if
Kach b->ll In of th-- -genuine has a fat eisni it
of a walnut leaf—blown in the glass ; and
a Gr--en L- af on the outside wrapper. The
"Kslorer" is as harinb-e* as water, whtH
it ( os-essee all the pmperliaa nw-su-sary to
restore life, vigor, growth and *br Pi lh*
hiir. Purcha-e only from rttpontihlt par.
t\*. A-k your druggi-t lot it. Ka. h b-.i
-lie is warranted. Johnston, Hollo way A
Co., Philadelphia, and llali A Ru- kel,
New York, Wholesale Agent*. 4-l>*
EXTRAORDINARY
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It Contains All the News.
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