LJ ¥ from Tyrone, ~= William Rote, the railroad engineer who was killed at Tyrone Inst Thursday, was a native of this county, and a highly respected gen man, His mother and other relatives reside at Coleville and the remains were brought here for burial on Friday last. The funeral occurred on Sunday afternoon and was inrgely attend ed Ata little after three o'clock a special train consisting of seven cars arrived here The coaches wore well fill ed with sorrowing friends of the decensed who occompanied the funeral coriege to the cemetery, The particulurs of the ac- cident, which we glean from the Altoona Tribune, are as follows : “William Rote, an engineer on the Tyrone and Clearfield railroad, met his death on Thursdsy morning in a very peculiar manner. Ou his first re- turn trip and when taking on coal in the Tyrone yard from the coal centre, some of the coal covere the tool box and in attempting to remove the same, he made a misstep and fell from the tender, striking bis head on the rail of the opposite track, injuring his brain, from the eflects of which he died in about an hour's time after the accident. Dr. J. M. Gemmill was immediately called, but could do nothing. He was born at Buffalo Run, Centre county, and was about 45 years of age. He wus married to Amanda Corman about 16 years ago and leaves a wife and six chil- dren, one child having died. For a number of years he had been living ou Grace street, and had all bis goods ar- ranged for moving to a house selected by him on Man street, which was to have taken place on Friday. He was a member of the Pennsylvania railroad relief fund. He was a sober and indus- trious man, quiet and unobstrusive in his disposition. In his death the rail- road company lost a faithful employe and the town a good citizen.” -— --Mingle's shoe store. WALKER, Irwin Neff and Franklin Guiser of this place, went to the distant west on Tuesday of this week. The writer and community in general wish them a safe aod pleasant journey to their future home, Fred Yocum has recently purchased # lot from Miss Anna Carner and rx- pects to erect a dwelling house there on this coming season. Mrs. Minerva Deitrick, wife of John Deitrick, who hes been seriously ill with throat and heart disease, we are glad to say, is convalescing. The public schools of Walker district have closed and have all met with abundant success, Mrs. Rebecca Rockey and family who for many years lived in the coun- try and enjoyed rural life, have moved to the village of Hublersburg to partake of the modes and customs of town life James Gramley, one of Walker town- chip's prominent citizens moved to The day was pleasant and the occasion also, but are sad ww say we have lost a sound, workir Democrat, arrival at his new home he s number of guests, few. he tion very spending the | Rav, T. J ta i it out mn He ward R EA Cormick, of Potters Mills were with us | over Sunday. E Muck Keo, a chinese laundryman at Lewistown, the other day mixed lye wap with his soup, aod in & short time ck was a very siok mas, A Melican ctor relieved him of his sufferings d pow Muck says damee lyse, ~Aotwding to Look Haven ex- hanges, Lhe propects for starting the mew Ntiwooat Bank thers, wre quite favoranle, Tos Erpress wants the insti tution loc sted 1a x new building to be erected next its office, Well, a bank and a print shop so close together would appear rather odd ~ from one ex- treme to another. —Mingie's vhow store. a ———— EE “ wharles Lunnon, of Mill Hall, a boy 14 vears old, was badly injured by the explosion of two dynamite cartridges in his hand«, abou! five o'clock last even. ing, Wm. Lannon, the unfortunate bov's futher, had just moved with his family into Mill ball, and among rub. bish on shelves in the house the child. ren found the cartridges and not know. ing they were dynamite carttidges un: fortunately took them 10 play with, The bov had one in each hand and was pounding them on the window sill when both exploded with terrific force, tearing the palm of the right hand in » trightful manner, while the fingers of the right hand w « torn al- most into shreads«. Dr. McEntire was speedily summoned and gave the unfor- winate boy the necessary stiention, The Doctor found it neorssary to amg u- tate the thumb und second finger of the lett hand, wound on the right hand the Doctor thought would not necessitate amputation, but considera able sloughing would take place, — Lock Haven Democrat, he New Advertisements. Easter Novelties, SUCH AS Chickens, Rabbits, 2GSS A2TD Easter Baskets, Are Entirely New to S8how in Bellefonte IHAVEMADE DISPLAYS OF THE CHEAPER \ i: OF THEM THAT ARE MOSTLY Called For, You Had Better Call Aud make yoor selections soon, as they are nearly all. Chickens lect, 3cts, Sets, Sets, 20cts, snd 25cts, each. Rabbits 10cts, 15cts, 25¢ts, and 50cts. Baskets 10¢, 15¢, 20¢, 26¢, H0¢, and 7 Se. Eggs le, 3¢, Se, and 10e. C. H. JACOBS, 10 West Bishop St., Bellefonte, Pa. ORPHANS COURT SALE. By virtue of an order imued out of the Orphans, Court of Centre county, there will be exposed at publicout ery at the Court House in Bellefonts Centre county, Poavsylvania on FRIDAY APRIL 29,87. ATI0CLOCK P.M The undivided half of that fertile, and elegant farm known al the Barnhast farm. This farm is located on the main Jacksonville roa shout I miles east of Bellefonte. It fn one of th® molt beautifully and eligi ly lncated farms in Contr” county. Has a failing fonatain of ransleg water sod contains 420 acres. About 300 acres are clonred, and in » fair stats of cultivation. neter About 120 acres of woodland, & farge part of which is capable of cultivation, also has » Soe fruit arehard The improvements ars | on Wadnesday, the 27 day of Three welling Houses. | ST agon Twolarge Bank Bars, Brush Valley on Tuesday of last week. | NEARLY NEW fo in Ay 5 . aC L0LGI0nLe A PMINISTRATORS } i Latter of Administration of Alex i the wr 4 the ALEXANDER EXANDER Tw i. Lave ftorniey for estat THERIFF'S SALES, ™~ By vires 12] nas, lee ed Pa ' f Run try wr wi Ex f Visrd, Pacias, Le vari Pecias and wt Coty fe ” mms and to t Thomas B K reide | Thaddeus fie § John Mattern on the South by land of John Mattern on the west by the same end on the east by Rallrosd strent, anid Jot being 42 foet in widih aod 180 feet In depth. Theroon erected a wash Hoose. Belzod taken in execution and to be sold as the property of Wal: tor Starbded, TERMS No dead will be scknow lodged until the purchinse weney be paid in full, W. MILES WALKER, Bheriity Ehorlils Ofoe, Bellefonte, Pa., March 20, 1887, A PPLICATION FOR LICENSE i Notice is hereby given that the following named persons have filed thelr petitions for Hostse in the «Mea of the Clerk of Quarter Sessions of the Peace In and for Oeptre County, and that application will bis made at the next session of said Court—belog the 4th Monday in April next-—-to grant the same | John Anderson, Saloon, Bellefonte, Bore, C. GU, MeMilion, TTMyern, W. R Taller, do Emanuel Hrown, do Iraniol Garman, do Peter Asherofy, do James Passmore, i John A. MeOmbér 5. B. Row, John Ramsdale, Wm, Parker, John West, Thos, W, Whitton, J. Meyer, J. W. Newson, W'S. Musser, HH. G, Shaffer, Alois Kohlbecker, DH. Rubl, John H Bibby, Samuel Long, Thomas G, Kdmunds, Tevern, Joseph Kleckner, John Odenkirk, BD Ruerls Mary CU. Nolan, John G. Unale, Gotlelb Hang, Henry Robb, Clerk's Office Belllefonte, Pa. Marel 50th 1587, do Philipsburg Boro, do do do do do do do Centre Hall Boro, Howned Bowe, Millhedm Boro, do Boggs Twp. Gregg Twp, do do Halves Twp, Poeun Twp. Potter Twp, do Bnow Ehoe Twp. do Fpring Twp, ‘alkor Twp, L. A. SCHAEFFER, Clerk, do do do do do do do —Mingle's shoe store. [ ESAL NOTICE A Notice is hereby given to all persons in- terested, that the following inventories of the goods snd chatteles sot apart to widows under the provisions of the Act of the 14th of April, A. D. 1851, bave been confirmed ni. #i. by the Court and filled in the office of the Clerk of the Orphans’ Court of Centre county and if no exception be filed thereto on or before the first day of next wig the samo will be confirmed absolute. y- 1. Inventory of the personal property ot David Henderson, late of Taylor town- ship deceased, as appraised and set apart to his widow Mary Henderson. 2 Inventory of the personal property of Henry Vanads, late of Harris township, decensed, us appraisnd and set apart to his widow Mary a. & Inventory of the personal property | of John C. Decker, late of College town. ship deceased, as appraised sad set apart to his widow Susan Decker 4. Inventory of the personal property of Wm. L. Snyder, late of College wowoship deceased, ns appraised and set apart to his widow Esther M. Snyder. b. The sppraisement of the real estate of Samuel 8. Kunes, ss appraised and set apart 10 his widow Elizabeth E, Kunes JAMES A. McCLAIN, Cc. 0.1 PEGISTER'S NOTICE. ~The follow- \ ing sccounts bave been examined and passed by me and remain filled of record in this office for the inspection of beirs and legatoos ; creditors and all others in any way interested, and will be present ed to the Orphans’ Court of Centre county, April, A, D. 1887 1. Tha scecount of Lizzie B, Wiesad, formerly Lizzie F. Baker.) one of the ex- voutors of Joseph Baker, late of College township deceased 2. The secouns of T BE. Rover, guardian of Rosa XI. Keevder, minor child of Philly r inte of Miles 1 wrship deconsed { it of T. W. Hosterman, | ¢ Of Israel Vonads, iste . 13 he = in itor of, at at Jr D deconged 15 The fi t D ’ of Jacob W. Stover, | sh p decreased i6. The A. Straub, Siraub inte i by ye Haines town and 0G de esa, of William esacutor: of, of « of f Benner towns William ¢ Lavi | orge socount « Py ax fi irsub acting execu §t i 17. The scesunt of J. F mm Mann, ad. | ministrater in Pennsvivania of, « of Morris inte of California, de. AT | consnd, f Poynmylvania, bounded and described as flows to wit | Begioning st the south westerly cor ner of the whole traet and also a corner of and of Eltzabeth Purdue snd ranning theses (1) N. 399 east wtiid Niate fovir hundred and seveutoon prrobes to a oorner theirs 118 NN. 317 wen 115 perehion to a corper theses (3) N {M07 pant 20 8:10 perches ton corner themes (1) KX 20° | wot 24 perches ton noroer thenes (5) south 50° west | 42% porches to the line of lands now or formerly of i Bilgabeth Pardue aforemid thenee (6) along the line {of sad Junde 8 407 sant 140 perches to the point of | place of begianing Being & portion of the same prom | twos anvpveyed by Allen Campbell and John Years, | pxeentors of Clones Campbell *‘decosmed” to Riwsrd Purdon father of the said T. G4, Purdue by desd dated Avent 77, 181) wed recorded | ‘ha office of the Ree eovder of Dusds ate, In and for the ssid sounty of Contes, March 10th 1849, in Deed Book § ¢ Page 278, ote, and being ales the sume premises devised by the said Edward Pardue to the ssid Thomas G0, Pardue by Bis Inst will apd testament dated May 1th, 1048 sud proved October 30, 1867, The above deseribed trate containing MT sersaand allownscs of Mx cont for ronda ste. Theewon sreclod a two and & sory frame dwelling hones bank barn, corm erib, wood house and other necowary ont baildings. Sein #4 yiakatln saguathsn and w be avid ae te property of y § No, 2 Al that cermin Jot situate in sonth Phiips burg, Rash townahip, Contre Uo,, Pa, bounded sod described as follows to wit: ou the north by land of * | minor ¢hild of Thomas OC. Keyes, late 18. The first and final account of Will. fam Lucas, sdmisteator of, ote. of A. |] MoMullen, Inte of So Shoe Wwnship, § K dasunsnd 19. The secount of Robert Valentine guardian of, eta, of i Willian 8S Keves of Union township, deceasnl, | 20. The sceount of Robert Valentine, : guardian of, ete, of John R. Keyes, minor child of Thomas OU. Keyes, Inte of i Union township, decoased, 21. The sceount of John Holmes ani Henry Whiteleather, administrators of, ote. of Jacob Whitelentiher, late of Marion township, decensed. 22. The nocount of A. 'W. Reese axeeu. tor of, ete, of Christian Reese, late ol Patton township, deceased. 23, The final account of Tsaee 8 Frain, guardian of Sarah A, Loder, a minor ehild of Margarat Loder, inte of Marion township, decensad 24. The scoount of AH. Weaver, ad. minlsteator of, ete, of Jonathan Weaver, late of Gregg township, decensed 26. The necount of Geo, W, Gingerich executor of Jacob Gingerich, lute of Potter ——————————————— | Krumrine...... . Lucinda Runkle, administemrix of, ste. of Hon. John K. Runkle, Inte of Potter township, deceased, 27. The account of Edmund Blanchard, executor of) etc , of Mrs. Adaline Harris, lato of Builefontedecensed as filed by Mary F. Blanchard, sdministratrix of, ete. of suid Edwund Blanchard, decensod 28, First and final socownt of KE. R. Chambers, executor of, ste., of Ehjab Uhm: burs lute of Patton township, di cons. 20, The socount of Henry E. Duck ad- ministrator o. t a. of, ete., of Michael Nay, late of Haines township, decensod, 30. The acconnt of Jonathan Harter, ad- | ministrator of, ete., of William Harter, late of Haines township, decessed, 81. First and final sccount of Barbara Long admnistratrix. of, ote, of George Long, Inte of Gregg townnship, decensad, | nd partial sceount of John | 32, The first a J. Arney and Benjamin Arneoy, executors of, ete., of Jacob Arney, late of Potter township, decnased, 48. The first and final account of George Dale, guardian of Mahala A. Garner, (now Grove) » minor child of Daniel Garner, Inte of College township, deceased; 84. The socount of D. A. Deitrick snd John H. White, administrators of, sto., of John White, late of Walker township, de. consod. 85, The 20th annual mecount of John Irwin, Jr., and Daniel Rhodes, surviving trustees off William A. Thomas, late of Bellefonte borough, deceased. 36. The first and final sccount of John B. Linn, and Samuel H, Griffith, execu- tors of, ete, of Mordieai Waddle, iste of Spring township, decensed, JAMES A, McCLAIN, Register, Register’s Office Ballafonte, Pa. March 26, 1887. } INSURANCE AGENCY Policies Carefully Written Losses Paid Promptly New York Life Ins. Co., ASSETS $75421153.37. Home Ins. Co., New York, ASSETS 87 85022711 55. Fire Association of Phila. ASSETS $1.2350356107. Girard Ins. Co., of Phila. ASSETS 81263509 78 [ U 0., of CALIFORNIA, ASSETS 320352262 990. — w- Ne at x Fes RY § B' LLEFONTI ) RAILROAD ofl Mo RY Westward, Rallafon ts Hastings F. Hunters. Film Thom ne Krams State College 54 Bastward, 8 00 saassunasesesssarin B00 Thompsons F.......ccon viii 8,10 WBE 0 csass is ineiiiiss iivinrvin 8.00 Sellers F......... Ap R86 Piimore..couuis «ius wR I0 Hunters B42 cen. DO) L000 a 00 6.06 6.10 6.30 6.85 680 042 6.50 7.00 State College Trains will stop at stations marked ¢F 0 only when signals are given or on noilce Ww conductor, Teatn No, 2 will connect with enct and weston BE. V. KR. R. Teain No. 8 will connzet with train weston B. BE. V. R. R. Train No. 4 will connect with train onston B. KE. V. RR. and with train west on Snow Shoe branch train towhablh 4 . 20. The second and foal sccount of THOS, BH, SHOEMAKER, Superintendent, FIREMAN'S FUND INS. B Wall Paper I EM PORI WI i ‘0: Spring brass Fabrics. 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Kxsoutor of &c, of Kliza Mullen desensed, and to make dostribution, will attend to the duties of his appointment at his office in Bellefonte, Pa, on Thursday the 14 day of April A. D. 1887 at 10 o'clock a. m., when and whore all persons interested may attend and prosent their claims, or be forever debarred from coming in on said fund, WILBUR F. REEDER, Auditor, RS, | i . | break fact every morni we Frosh bread time for ng al Jacob's. and rolls in ) W.R.CAMP Eanufacturer and Dealer in FINE FURNITURE, UNDERTAKING and Embalming A SPECIALTY. No. 7 West Bishop st,
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