AMUSING MATRIMONIAL MIXTURE, fued and Shot by His Wife and Quare reled Over by Two Paramours, Bax Fraxowsco, April 17. Mrs Harifa Faling shot her husband, C. D, Faling, and his paramour, Mrs, Ida Carroll. Faling has a dangerous wound in the thigh, while Mm Carroll received a scalp wound, The Falings formerly lived happily together at Portland, Ore., until the husband became infatuated with Mrs Cowley, a telegraph operator, His wife remonstrated with him, He gave her $6,500, and she signed an agreement to demand nothing more from him and not to bring a divorce suit against him, Faling then came Lere with Mrs, Cowley and specu lated in mining stocks, making #10000, A few months ago Mrs, Cowley went east, and her death was shortly after reported. Then Faling began live with Mr Carroll, a grass widow, His wife came here and sued him for maintenance of their I. He re torted by bringing suit for divorcee and both suits are now pending. While Mrs Carroll was nursing Faling at toe hospital Cowley, supposed to be dead, i peared and insisted on sh 1} 3 cml wring th SABBATH OBSERVANCE Attend Mooting of the Evangelical Alliance. Cricaco, April 17.—All the ministerial meetings which are usually held on Monday morning were adjourned in order that the divines might attend the confere at Far well hall under the auspices of the Evane gelical alliance for the purpose of considering the Sabbath question. When Dr. win called the conference to order at 11 o'clock the ball was crowded, a large number of prominent business men being among the auditors. Addresses were delivered by Rev, Drs. Lorimer, Ridgway, Tracy and others, deprecating the lack of Sunday observance as manifested in the opening of saloons, shops and theatres, museums and other places, and it was decided to begin a vigorous agitation looking to the enactment of municipal or state laws compelling a strict observance of the day. DISCUSSED, Chicago Ministers n on Twice Knocked Out, BrookLys, April 17.—A skin fight took place on a schooner anchored in New York bay, between Paddy Smith, the well known light weight of this city, and Frank Burke, of Buffalo, for a purse of §200, Burke had the advantage in height and weight, weighing 148 pounds to Smith's 138, The fighting was vicious In the fourth round Smith knocked Burke out for twenty- one seconds, but did not claim the fight. He knocked him out again in the seventh round, and claimed the money, which was given to him. Burke received terrible punishment, Coinerdence in Suleide. Kansas Crry, Mo, April 17. —Delia Kee pan, aged 16, and Amer Hurley, both living on James street within two blocks of each other, took carbolie acid and died a few hours later. of Hurley's act was matri- monial troubles, while the motive of the girl has not yet been brought to light. The cause The FPlicher Was “Broke.” Ixpiaxaronss, April 17.—Larry McKeon, the baseball pitcher, who played with the Kansas City club last year, was arrested here on the charge of having taken #40 from Hor ace Williams Saturday night, while the two were out ou a spree. McKeon is now in jail Unpruvoked Double Murder, DExvER, April 17.—As John C. Morrison and E. B. McConnell, young men from Iowa, were driving past old man Baker's shanty to locate a claim, Baker, prompted by his wile, poured a load of buckshot into the men, Both will die Stanford Loses s $10,000 Horse, Wassinoron, April 17. — Senator Stanford has lost one of his £0,000 pair of carriage horses. They were said to be the finest pair of coachers in this country, and in the world, being the very tor's stable. perhars pick of the senn Arrest of an Embexzier Cuicaao, April 17.—Otto Austenatt cashier the } “ i ment of the railway at funds and fled March Bremen, |. Atchison, Topeka Kan. 2. bas been arrest Ni “kerson, who eml Consolidated Stock Fsehange, New Yomrx, April 17—The Cons Btock and Petroleum Exchange tically established in its new Broadway and Exchange place. monies were informal bus | boisterous was Guarte 4 The Weather, Fair; slight changes in temperature; to brisk northerly winda FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL Closing Quotations of the Stock Exchange. ENxw York, April 18. —Movey, 4 per cent, Exchange steady; posted rates, S49GLM fresh New York Governments steady; currency Bx 1904 bid; 4, | coup., 12554 bid; da, do., 10654 bid. The stock market opened dull, and alter the i first few transactions 8 buying of St. Paul caused | Yew | Toward midday, | prices to strengthen and advance 3 to 1 vent. During the first hour New York aad England was also very strong on hammering of Lake Shore, a part of the ads Fance was lost, and the market was somewhat RAATY at the close. Prices cloded as follows West. Union Tel... 78% Adams Express... 156 U. B Expres. mn Q.Cc.o&l “ N. YX. Conteal...... K. J. Central Illinois Central Northern Paci) Do. Pref Central Pacific Missouri Paellle Texas Pacitie Alton & T. H Canada Southern Canada Paci Chicago & Alon Del. & Hod Del, I. & W Denver Erie, Kansas & Texas. Lake Shore, Northwest, .... Po, pref Pacific Mall Heading Be. Paul Wabaan Bur. & Quincy Ure. Ky Ore. Trans West 5h & Nav Markets, New | , April 10. -FLOUR-Q changed: Miinesota, #Xira, EE 8 fine, SLE 28 Das, JOG LW, $4. 4904 0D for West Indies, WHEAT «Irregular; rooe pis No. 1 red state, Boga, | gra win iy May, Didge. ; do, Ji CORN Firm; receipts, 45,070; shif ae Ko. ¢ mixed, onsh, TI@Te.; do. May, ei 6 only rooeipta, 44.000; mone; No. 1 white state, digas, ge: No. 2 mixed, May, 55540. RYE-~Dull; state, (5a. LY oe Nominal, DARL. Dull; ove year old mens, §14300 18. LARD May, $8.09; June, $8.12 MOLASSES Firmly held; holling stock. 1de TURVENTINE- Firm at 4040. ROSIN Steady surained to good, $1 PETROLEUM-~Duli; refined 10 cases, vine, FREIGHTS<Dull; grain to Glasgow by wieam, General ot and wee supers $0 pt city 5.000; shipmenta, No & do ve, Wig day shipments, No. “w., MITE Moderately active and weak| wesb greamery, wii We. OER Hendy; Oblo flat, 11543 180 EGOS Ualrly active] wale sid Peunnsylvanid, 1840. western, 18Q FICE Noms, STO ATL Refined steady; out loaf and arudhody Alp nie. ws ol ol " weptoma slew vpn : Loi . havi iby ND tight glove mill exten | ed al | « 0) g dull | HEARD FROM — Recent railroad extevsions have developed exceptionally fine Maps snd full Wannexn, MONTANA: 1859-1887. woineral stock and farming districts, partiontars, free, npon application to 0, | ven Pass Agt, 86 Paul, Minn, STOCK clusive gratn country, Minnesota fs being rapidly transformed into the flu ot stock wid doiry state in the Union, Cheap ds still 0 tuloable, convenleut to ruliroad, Par the ain free upon application to H. Wannex, Gon Agt. St Paul, Minn BUSINESS CENTERS «The building of | NEW..." a new and fertile country | reales mat pow own offording ex fiities Particuinrs regard n Montana, Minne stad wn Application t IF WAR IN MINNESOTIA «From an sx Great Reduction Pans in i) ts will be REN, Gen. Pas wont uy Ag! PROSP: ROUS, t. Paul North Dakota ne had crops | vor Letter PRICES SUCCESS. x AYern Id in five sting, Fu Ww } we years Lies €X | parti t ARREN, 6G CoH OF CROPS is an unknown x Maps and full particnins re sent free. Addre H St, Paul, Minn rding lands prices ele Ww ARREN, Gen, Pass, Agt., we | Good | WORK FOR ANOTHER, Woy try to | or on small } WHY sectire 4 living from | such high-priced or farm? Wh. work on rented land Why n at once some of the jow. priced but very fertile aud well located lands adjacent to rafironds now to be octained by those going to | Northern Dakota and Minnesota where you can make a larger net profit per sere than on the high priced or worn-out land you no Why wot | gv and look the situation over, and see for yourself, | or at least ohisio further Information, which will | grat free i you wil addres C. IL Wasim BIG BARGAINS. Gon, Pass, Ayont, St. Paul, Minn YELLEFONTE & BUFFALO RUN | >» RAILROAD. —Time Table take effect Monday Juny. 24, 1887, Yuvan, - salary hoavily-mortgaged Why not start for | yoursci? Prim ww occupy ? 1 75) y mm DRY GOODS, State College... Eastward, State College, Kru Thompsons F Wad mrine, Dress Goods from per yard, Filmore.......... 47 BOBS. cocecissiiitsssvsunsisenss 52 BIRMAEOES os csssvsviniinsin- ian 8.5 Ballefonte........ 0.14 Trains will stop at stations marked only wheu signals are given to corductor Train N will connect esstand weston BE V. KR R Train No. 8 will connset weston B. E. V. R Train No. 4 will connect nB EV. R R. and west on Snow Sho» branch THOS. H. SHOEMAKER, o ient HP ar on no tice 2 with train with train with with train east « train NOTIONS, iperinten INSURANCE. AGENCY [2% "om oe vd rrr w Policiestarefully Written Losses Paid Promptly, | GROCERIES New York Life Ins. Co. ASSETS S735A421153.37. ‘Home Ins. Co., New York, | LOWER THAN the LOWEST. ASSETS 87 50271155. ‘Fire Assoeiation of Phila. | Civ | ASSETS $1250 56107. sve us 4d al. (Girard Ins. Co. of Phila. | ASSETS S1.263.500 75. FIREMAN'S: FUND INS. 0., of CALIFORNIA, ASSETS 8205220290. We Guarantee Satls- faction. | | | | . Countrv Produce a od a JOHN RANKIN, agent. On hand, and Wanted at all times. Diamond, 0.13 Office in “Criders Blook” C. U. HOFFER Allegner + w., Bellctonte a. : : | Book Bixvixa ~Wa are now pre pared to do all kinds of book binding at ressonable rates and will goarantee fall wark, Bend in vonr hooks, papers magaz wes © vo aid have them hound, I am now Prepared to Give BY | Bellefonte 8 | Bnow Shoe st Bellefonte 4 Snow Shoe | after Nov 16 | NIAGARA Railroads. ALD EAGLE VALLEY Time Table in effect Nov, WESTWARD. R. 15, ' I Lenve Lock Haven... Flemington... Mill Hall Beech Creek ... Engloville Howard M Hesburg Bellefonte Milesbur SHOW BN Nessnnnne Baid Engle Fowler.... Unionville. cciucsisersess Snow Shoe Int Milesburg Beallefonte....... ae MAUSBDULE cones ssiinersens 10 01! 10 66 | 10 16 | 10 30 | 16 36 | Mill Hall 10 60 | Flemington. .coisricisrirn t 10 54 | Arrive st Lock Haven 945 11 00 | Mount Eagle. ...c.civiim. A Howard Eagleville & SNOW SHOE effect Nov m., arr LLE BON TE Time Table in w Shoe 6.45 26a m fonts 9:00 a 11:00 8. m Leaves Snow Shoe 2:50 p bp. m Leaves Bellefonte 7 9:66 p. m 8 BLAIR R 15 Losves Sno vesin Leaves Belle m., arrives st m. , Arrives at 65 p. m,, arrives al be (fen Sup't EWIsBl id 3% K KR we, RG & TYRONE ime Table in t Nov NESTWARD offe IMS Warrie Mark. Penningtan . Watton Mill f... L.&T. 4 TY PONS. counse. crvsnisssssvsm EASTWARD. rn» Lonve Tyror L&T West Penning Warr Fur Le Mareng Hostler..... Penn's Furnace Fairbe K Qontin nee PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD Phila. & Erie Divisior On Es) WESTWARD and os 1" felt Harrisl Wi Joarsey Sh iock Haven Retiovo at Erie, . EXPRESS Loaves Philsdeiph Harrisburg Arr. st Willismsport Lock Haven Renovo Kone. Passengers by this train arrive in Bellefonne atone FAST LINE Leaves Philadelphia Harrisburg Williamsport... Arr at Lock Haven... EASTWARD, LOCK HAVEN EXPRESS Leaves Lock Haven Williamaport arr at Harrisburg... Philadelphia DAY EXPRESS Loaves Kane cooviiininnnie Reno vi . - Lock Haven. Williamsport arr at Harrisburg Philadelphia... ERIE MAIL Leaves Arrives . 11 10 825 710 R05 Erie Loek Haven..... Williamsport... arr at Harrisburg Philadelphia Erie Mail East and West connect fl Brie with trains on LoS. & M. 8. RR; » Corry with B, P. & W.RR,; at Emporium with B., N. Y. & P. RR. snd #t Drifi. wood with A.V. RR. R. NEILSON, Gen'i Bup'y, 1; OVER LLERY BOTTLES SOLD AND NEVER FAILS TO CURE COUGHS COLDS, Tororo tov ou SITE Pe 1% et Ca Je triad wh A uci s snsrmisnlinn: w AER ». (GREA Plain or A. BEEZER & SON, i © ar Meats of 211 Kinds | | fonte, Pa HAMI ATTON THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT BOOK and JOB OFFCE HIGH STREET, BELLEFONTE, PA. In NOW OFFERING INDUCEMENT»s TO THOSE WIAHING VIRST-CLASE J AMES L k, Hizn « IN MEY r. ATTORNEY of Joan « fa Vursi's Blo OMece with Judge Hoy. Onvis, OC. M. Bow ss ' Imei} (HRVIs, BOWER & ORV] K . Pp 4 ATTORNEY» ASA ancy . vr ie LIC ring ics svmwtie the Court Loom We have unusual fecilities for printing W &'* Block LAW BOOKS, FPAMPHLET! CATALOGU EF PROGRAMMES, STATE Cel i S" MGLER & Hl \ NE | BELLEFONTE, & iN] Leet IRCU LARS NVELOPXES BLA receive AND ALL par Orders by attention BaF Printing done in the beststyle, on short notice snd at the lowest rates NET LF 4% prompi RB, HARTIEGS & KEEDER ATS AW LEVOSTE PA ghesy stroll tw rw of the ot »* Moe on Al fice of can sie Brin rol Hurting Will furnish you with ip SRE JAMES A JEAVER & GEPHA ATTORNEY: AT IAW Office on Allegheny street, north of High, | foute, Pa WC RE Ey 7 saw, BLLLEYOM 3 the Yount we DALE, IKNEY ie b At Their MEAT MARKET IN THE CLD Conrad House Street. KE FA Lastdoor tothe By £0 iia NT ATT leftin AT-LAW Bae viens, Fa two 4d Office 8. W ations bark jira NK E. Moe on Ale a #11 bn Allegheny § re ren ’ i LJ cienrpromy C. HIPPLE, Ww M. P MITCHELL, corner Dismond BIBLE ATT Aaa ATTORNEY-AT-LAW SPecCialTy . LUCK HAVEN PA. PRACTICAL sURVEYOR . LOCK HAVER. } tystiended t yy fel all work in Clesr en ck Haves Nations! and HAVER DENTIEY times, [kA OUR MEAT IS ALWAYS mee i mens idl™ MH HOY, M. FRESH, TENDER AND 11. ici: JUICY, [oF P. BLAIR, AEE: AND WILL GIVE WATORES CLOCKS JEWELRY SATISFACTION. with the D.. AUREST fice hours 5 . &¢ legben Business Cards. ‘EM BARBER SHOP, Under First Nationaal Rank, BELLEFONTE Pa 3 All work nostiy sxeeniad. On A) snder Brooherbof Mouse EE CONNECT \ Gr R. A. Beek, SAS TELEYH 'ENTRE COMPANY COUNTY BANKI CG THE Carpet Rewwine Deponite House X J.D. Envennt 1S SCHRE YER’S, fs Wi “hier C. mrem, Pret 4 "Ty \ ina WEL A ni NTH hen y Rireest Bellefonte Ps puts E Hol Sk, Freut and Bpruce Str ine of si AIA OIL CLOTHS, 6 G of all widths, styles and prices, Oo mpiete x Renda & Abboheed h ARNAN 8 TRANS » HOTEL, ert Howes, BELLEFONT A. “ KE DA» even LAwes sy attached u Bus HOUSE, BELLEFONTE, Pa Pasnilior and «ingle goatier well wa the pes | eral traveling public and winercinl mes whe vite to this FirstClaae Hotel, whore they will Sind home comiorianl Tenscnaiie rates, Liberal redwetion to Jurymen and othersallending | Conrt W.R TELLER, rig Halls, Kitch | {Opposite the Railrond Station) C MILBSBURG, "KNTRE COUNTY Pa A. A. KOHLBECK ER, Proprietor eh Linoleums, For Offices, Vestibules, ENTRAL HOTEL, 8, Ke. +» CARPETS Rs A tall line of THROUGH TRAVELERS on 1) irosd «° Bad this Hotel an exceliont place 10 loneh, or Irons » | meal st ALL TRAINS sto » thw re metas constantly on hand, as well every REVERSE WRG HOTX NLY Pp # NG Viney Ix {| THE Lg thing in the HOUSE-FURNISHING LINE. Mats, No. 8, Bish Marke Be oon hon! wipes wnd vers mtumdhe F. MOYEM Froprioter Table fords. Oysters § Deched wilh 1} bom Wigmore are always kept Tetme ow i 148.1 ad we EE stale | 'R ugs, &e. Delle Tha oldest ng 8 Bus ) ¥ prepared ie « the aclive ie Circalars add ress Fr. in FF & BONS, P A ——— SALESMEN WANTED to canvass for the mle of Narsory Stock ! Siendy employment | guaranteed, Solary ond Expenses Pod, Apply sl noe, , CHASE BROTHERS Rocnustes N.Y. tation for ob We bave f young For nie Store Street, successfy Pp men for tsburg, a | SEA WONDERS suid In thousands of ! i forene, but are surpassed by Use marvels of i vention, Those who sre in seed of i profitable work that can be done while | tiving at home should st ence snd their addres to | | Msitiett & Os, Portland, Maine, and reosive five, full pufre sation how slither sex of atl agen, oun earn from 85 to 800 per day and spwards whisrever they Hive | You aie started free Capital pot regained Have mad By in » ving Buy sip "Sy COMPA All wl this work VI CTOR HN ANURE SPREADERS ' ML AGONS op] The eheayr Spider Yuin prea ; CI 0 ve Alan shatntack ‘Mer {lave Rees, mee rt ” My egy Sead | re i Yaaving 4 i . te go wy? wy ¥ ¥ . ee A at y kn RY Eades tes Tv wo Ali has v , feel 14 Any Inventions esis the » | tacoend wom Bare ot in mynthodl wed | oapetemn of work that oan - po ot mod all over the | country Without separating the workers from their gov Tay herald; any one oan $0 the wa th, dither pox, young or oid wo special abAlity required Oapitel of Bonded vom are started oven Ont (his aed ‘ s Ww in a RT a Yom a. saat ‘wh wl Gnd a de malin i fp tT tan a4 wo be awd biased LL iN Jy | EY Te
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