TOMBSTONE
INSCRIPTIONS.
A Collection Madejrom allthe Bury
ing Grounds in Snyder County
for the Wddleburgh "Post."
ADAMS TOWNHHir.
Krebs, infant, d Dec 28, 18(50, aged
l A
Krebs, inl'unt dau of Isaac and G.
Krejs, infant dan of Clias. and Sa
rah, d Mav June 20, 1882,aged
Kreps, infant dan of'Chas. and Sa
rah, d June 27, 187),a;ed 8d.
Kern, Maria, w of John Adam, b
June 12, 1781; d Feb 4, 1834,
aged 59 y 7 m 23 d.
Kern, Adam J., b Apr 27, 1772;
(I dune 22, 1842, aged 70 y 1
26 d.
Kern, Marv Magdalena, W of (Jeo.
Kern,' b Feb IS, 1825; d Aug
27, 1844, aged 19 y m9d.
Kern, Robert, s of Geo, and M. ML
tl Apr 18, 1815, aged 1 y 2 in
24 d.
Kline, Margaret A., dan of John 8.
and Marv, d Mar 21, 1864,
aged 1 y 12 d.
Kline, John 8., b Apr 20, 1837; d
Mav 2ii, 1864, aged 27 y l m
9d.
Kline, John H., s oi Johu S. and
Marv, d .Ian 6, 1 865, aired 7 m I
15 d.
Kline, Sarah Ida, dan of Harrison
and Hannah, d May 31, L870,
aged 1 in.
Kline, John J., d Nov 28
aged )S y 1 1 in -2-1 d.
Kline, Jeremiah, s of S. and E., d
Aiil; 1854, aged 1 y 7 d.
Kline, John, b Jan .", 1782; d dan
tl 5, 1830, aged 48 y.
Kline, Aaron, I) Feb 29, I828j A
Mar IS), 1858, ai'ed 30y 19 d.
Kline, Liebeeoa, w ol Jonathan, b
May 15, 1784; d Deo 15, 1857,
aged 73 y 7 m.
Kline, Mary, w of Daniel, bSept 7,
1819; d Jan 13, 1878, aged 53
v 4 in 6 di
Kline, infant dau of J.H.andLydin,
U Mar 28,1876.
Umbert, Elias, d Dec9,1868, aged
53 y 7 m 22 d.
Lambert, EHiabftb, W of Eliajaj d
Feb 18, 1892, Aged 72 y 3 in
22 d.
I ,t ii Ii r John, b June 11, I SOS: d
d Dee G, 18G3, aged 56 y 3m
25 d.
Lepley, Sadie R., dan of Mary A.,
b Feb 18, 187(5; d May 20,
1878, aged 2 V 3 01 2 d.
Lepley, Adam, h of Abraham and
Eve, b Apr 3, 1866; d June 3,
1S89, aged 24 y 2 m.
Lepley, Abraham, d May 13, 1S(J0,
70 y 8 m Id (l
"Given Up
to die several times, yet I am spared
to tell how 1 was saved," writes Mrs.
A. A. Stowe, 237 N. 4th St., San
Jose. OIL "I had valvular heart
trouble so severe that 1 was pro
nounced 'gone' two different times.
The valves of my heart failed to
work properly, and circulation was
so sluggish that the slightest exertion
produced fainting. 'There is no
hope' said my physician, so I decided
to try Dr. Miles' Heart Cure and the
result I consider miraculous. I am
satisfied it saved my life."
DR. MILES'
Heart Cure
is sold liy all drup'ists on guarantee
first bottle benefit! or money l:ick.
book on heart and nerves sent free.
Dr. Miles Medical Company, Elkhart Ind.
Mover, Jacob, 8 of John and Catha
" riiw, .! Nov 3, 1 843, aged 2 y
1 in 1 1 !.
M.
s
1a.n Moyei, Wm. II. H.,sof M.andC,
l87U' d May 12, 1 8 15, aged I v 2m
11 d.
M., , S.
! Mover, s of M. and ( '.
Mover, Margurette, b Nov 6, 1846;
d Nov 30, 1855, aged 24y9 d.l
Aug 17, 1852 d Aug 21,
1887, aged 34 y 7 in 4 d.
Musser, Win. B., b Nov 11,1846;
d Jau 15, 1806, aged 49 y 2
m 4 d.
Musser, William, d Jan 31, 1S89,
aged 75 y 9 m 18 d.
Musser, dau of S. and E., d April
14, 175(5, aged 4 m 14 d.
Musser, Katie, dau of Jonathan and
Catharine, d June 4, 1880,
aged 1 y 3 m 13 d.
Bftuae, John F. s of Jonathan and
Catharine, d June 12, 1880,
aged 4 y 8 m 19 d.
Musser, Fayette C. E., dan ol E.
and Emma, d Aug 1 9, 1882,
aged 11 in 2 d.
Miueer, Hannah E, E.,d Nov 13,
1804, aged 6y 22 il.
Musser, (Jitirge, il Jan 1, 1885,
aged 69 y 1 1 m 15 d.
Musser, Sarah, wofGeo, hMar 31,
1821; d Mar 1!', 1876, aged
54 y 11 in IS d.
Napp, 8arah E,, dan of rwuic and
Amelia, ! Aug 27, 1875, aged
8 y 5 m 7 d.
Napp, Henry 11., B of Isaac and
Amelia, b Aug 17, 1862; d
Mav 28, 1871, aged 8 v ! in
lid.
Napp, infant dan of Isaac and Ame
lia, d ( 18, 1875, aged 4 d.
Nerhixxl, Louisa, l May 19, 1836;
d dan 20, 1872, aged 33 V s DI
1 d.
Nerhood, child of Daniel.
Norman, Henry, d Nov 5, IS90,
aged 67 y 1 1 in 3 d.
Norman, Marv Ann, w ni Henry,
d K.4. 18, 1 88 1, aged 59 y 10
in 1 t d.
Ockcr, Mellie Mable, dan of
A. E., d Sepl 8, 1881,
V. 1.
iged J
m
2 d.
Ocker, Henry E., b Apr 12, 1834;
.1 Mar L, 177, aged 42 y 10
in 19 d.
Mover, sio!a, I. Sept 28,
aged o y .iin 11 a.
Mover, Leah, w of Daniel, b Feb
' 14, 1805, d Aug ,'. 1861, aged
5G y 5 m 25 d.
Mover, 1. Y. Henry, s of John 15.
ami .nary v ., u mar i",
aged 7 m 4 d.
Mover. John, d dime 19, 1885, aged
' 83 y 4 m 9 d.
Mover, Jacob, d Oct 5, 1850, aged
82 y 8 m 8 d.
Mover, Christiana, w of Jaeeb, b
' May 21, 1770; d Jan 19, 1830,
aged OS y 7 m 28 d.
Mover, Roy J., s of J. Y. and S. J.,
" d Sept 27, 1880, aged 2 in lOd.
Mover, .Mary C, w of John 15., b
Nov 20, 1889; d Feb 14,1877,
aged 37 y 2 m 24 d.
Mover, Michael, b May 24, 1812;
d Apr 24, 1878, aged, aged 55
1 1 m.
Moyer, Franklin, Bof J. G. and M.
J., d June 15, 18S0, aged 2 y
111 i (I
l85fi Ocker, Judith,
.Nov I , L 8
Mar 22, 1804; d
, aired 7 ! v 7 m
9 d.
inch, Sarah, dau of Lewis cud
Malinda, d Mar 9, 1855, nged
5 m 20 d.
Ueamer, Geo., d Sept 12, 1808,
aged 59 y 5 m 1 1 d.
Reamer, ( Satharlne, d dime 7, 1 889,
aged sly 11 m 4 d.
Riegle, Sophia, w ot Jacob, d dune
26, 1883, aged 62j 1' m 1 Id.
i Riegle, Jacob 1$., d Oct 15, 1804,
aged 7 y I DI 18 tl.
Kiegel, B of Henry and Julian, b
July 26, 181(5, aged 11 d.
Riegle, s ol John and Catharine, b
Wept 8, 1826; d July s, 1827,
aged I dm.
Riegel, John H., b of Jacob am
Sophia, d Jan 12, 1873; agei
18 y 5 in 27 d.
Kiegel, , b ol Jacob and So
phia, b Feb 3, 1844; d June 9,
Smith, Michael, s of J. D. and Marv,
bMav 21, 1818: d Apr 9,
183ojaged 10 y 14) m 18 d.
Smith, Adam, d June 15, 1827,
aged 154 y ti m 27 d.
Smith, Catharine M., tl Jan 9, 1S30,
aged 75 y 9 DI 6 d.
Smith Maria Anna, dau of J. I), and
Susanna, il Jan 13, 1835, aged
2 y 10 m 23 d.
Smith, s of J. D. and Susanna, b
Mar 11, I886rd Oct 29, 1830,
aged 6 m 15 d.
Snook, Huldu, K., tlau of Elon and
Marv. 1) May 21, 1886 d dime
17, 1889, aged 3 y 2t5 d.
Snook, s of Elon and Marv, b Dee
9, 1887.
Stuck, Henry, b Mar 12, 17!t0;k
d Mav 21, 1859, aged 60 v 2
m ! d.
Stuck, Anna, b July I, 1802;d Jan
7. 1842, aged 39 y 1 m d.
Swartz, Henry, b Sept 9, 1768; d
Sep- 13, 1834, aged 60 y 1 d.
Swart, Maria Elizabeth, w of
Henry. Ii ( n 4, 1 700; d Mav
16, 1839, aged 72 y I m 18 d. :
Swartz, John !., s of Geo, and
Maria, b Dec 5, IS20; d dune
7, 182 !, aged 3 y 0 m 2 d.
Swartz. Win. H. 11.. tl Apr 23,
1890, aged 23 y 5 111 LO d.
Swart, Samuel 11., Jan 21, 1857;
l June l", 188 1, ugetl 27 v
1 in 22 d.
Swartz, John b May 0, 1804;
(I Jan li, 18N5, aged 2D ySiu
7 p; si ills el Harrison and Ma
tilda. There is more oatarrb in this Bee
lion of tin country than all other
diseased put together ami until the
lust few years was supposed to be
incurable. Foraureal ninny veins
doctors pronounced it. u local disease
and prescribed local remedies, and
by constam y tailing to cure with
local treatment, pronounced it in
curable, Seieut e has provi d ratai i Ii
to he (t COlistisutiouai disease, and
therefore requires constitutional
treatment, Hall's Catairh Cure,
manufactured by F. J. Cheney &
Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the only con
stitutional cure u i the market. It is
taken iuturmdly in doses from 1(1 ,
drops to a teaspoonful, It mt di
rectly on the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. Tboy offer
one hundred dollars for any case il
tails to cure. Send for circular Hand 1
testimonials. Address,
FJ.CHENfiY &CO., Tidcdo, O,
Sold by Druggists, 7."c.
Hall's Family Fills are the la st.
IT
RlPAMS TABULES
are intended for children, ladies and all
who prefer a medicine disguised as con
fectionery. They may now be had (put
up in Tin Boxes, seventy-two in a box),
price, twenty-five cents or five boxes for
one dollar. A ny druggist will get them
if you insist, and they may always be
obtained by remitting the price to
The Ripans Chemical
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Leoler, Harriet Sophia, vr of Isaac, , , ,, , f
1 Vm ii il Mover, illiam L., sol K. and M.,
i Mav 11, Lsoi: d May to, J ,. - iam i 1 i
tana i a r o i " d Mar i, 1870, aged 1 v 1 m
1896, aged 45 y 2 d. , ' b
infant 9 of W. and 1., d May
870.
it dau of W. and 1?., d
I .net iiifa.
...11 1871
van x f
ot W. and B., d Nov
dauoi Thomas I
Iitiek, infant s
11, 1871-
T.i tl I ii Irv A
and Maria,' d ftk l8 I887'
aged 2 y 1 m 1
Matter.,, Katie S., dau irf til ' v'( :,n!
Laura, b May 17, !KSOi d
Pb 1'3, 1893, aged 3 y 9 '"
Mattern, Sadie Blanche, b Oct b.l
1880; d Feb 19, 1893, aged.
6v 3 m 19 d.
Mater, Susanna, d June 10, 1828,
aged 24 y 7 d.
MeClellan, Geo. B., s of Benj. and
Maria, d June 24, 1802, aged
4 m 18 d.
Mechtlev, Sarah J., of Henry and
Lvdia,d Feb 10, 1800, aged
aged 10 in 17 d.
Miller, Catharine S , dau of Robert
and E.,d Aug 25,1871, aged
2 y 1 m 18 d.
Miller, Howard M., h of Robert and
E., d Mar 20, 1872,agcd 10 m.
Miller, Regie M., w of Dr. E. M., b
Sept 25, 1874;dSeptl8,1890,
aged 21 y 11 m 23 d.
Moyer, John B., b Feb 23, 1834; d
Dec 17, 2874, aged 40 y 9 m
24 d.
Moyer, Catharine, w of John, dau of
Yost Bingaman, 'd Mar 29,
1872, aged 03 y 9 m 3 d.
Moyer, Daniel, b Mar 12, 1804; d
Feb 20, 1874, aged 09 y 11 m
8 d.
Moyer, Mary, dau of John B. and
Mary, d Oct 29, 1808, aged 3
m 14 d.
10 d.
Moyer, Agners S., dan of R. and M.,
b Sept 27, 1870; d Sept 18,
1880, aged 9 y 11 m 21 d.
Mover, Zulv G., dau of'R and M.,
' b June 4, 1878; d Oct 17,
18S0, aged 2 y 4 m 13 d.
Moyer, Jacob, b June 6, 1801; d
Aug 20, 1820, aged 25 y 2 m
20 d.
, Moyer, Charles F., s of J. and E.,
d Apr 22, 1882, aged 3 v 1 in
20 d.
Moyer, Geo. V., s of Jeremiah and
Elisabeth, b Feb 27, 1870; d
1 d Nov 10, 1875, aged 2y 8 01
lid.
Mover, ,7.'imes Wilson, b Aug 24,
1871, d May 21, 1873, aged
2 y 6 in 27 d.
Moyer, Jarncs A lfred, s of John B.
and Mary C, d Feb 13, 1873,
aged 9 m 3 d.
Moyer, Sinai Gurtie, tlau of John
Mary C, d Aug 2, 1874, aged
4 m and 3 d.
Moyer, Cora B , dau of L Y. H.
and S. J., d Sept 6, 1875, aged
1 m 28 d.
Moyer, CtMUTUHS, dau of I. Y. and
C. A., b Dec 0, 1874; tl Sept
0, 1 870, nged 1 y 9 d.
Moyer, Martha, dau of John B. and
Mary, b Feb 25, 1803; d Nov
12, 1807, aged 3y 8 m 18 d.
Moyer, infant s of J. andO., d Dec.
31, 1870.
Middleswarth, Jacob, b Feb 5,
1822; d Dec 24, 1804, aged
42 y 10m 19 d.
Middleswnrth, Chas. A., b of Jacob
Sarah, b Apr 30, 1849; d Dec
18, 1864, 15 y 7 m 18 d.
Musser, Herriet, w of Wm. B., b
1865, aged 21 y I m o d.
Romig, David, bDeo 80, 1809; d
Oct i, 1868, agetl 58 y 9 m
1( d.
Sanders, Benjamin, b Nov ', 1820;
d Oct 26, 1855, aged 25 V I
111 19 d.
Shreffller. Daniel F.,d Dec28,1881,
aged 26 '
I Smith, Ellen B., w of Ben. Smith,
Jau I, 1855; d Oct' 18, 1891
aged 30 y 9 in 27 d.
J Smith, Green W., 8 ol Levi and Eye
b Mar 20, 1800; J Sepl 28,
1S80, aged 20 y 5 m 8 d.
Smith, Eve, w of Levi, d July 5,
1885, aged 64 y 4 m 24 d.
Smith, Isaac, d Mar 19, 1885, aged
30 y 11 in 2 d.
Smith, Philip F., d Oct 12, 1886,
agel 71 y 11 m 20 d.
Smith, Forry Wilson, s of Robert
and Malinda, tl Apr 14, 1873,
end 7 v 7 m 18 d.
Smith, Susanna, r of John D 1
Dec 30, 1811; dJan 7, 1840,
aged 28 y 7 d.
Smith, George, tl Nov 20, 1887,
aged 01 y 1 m 29 d.
Smith, Mary, w of Adam, bDee 81,
1788; d Sept 3, 18(51, agetl
72 y 8 m 3 d.
Smith, John D., b Sept 9, 1800; d
Sest 8, 1850, agel 49 y 11 m
29 d.
Smith, Daniel, b May 3, 1807; d
Mar 13, 1830, aged 28 y 10
m 10 d.
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