TOMBSTONE
aged ."5 v 5 m 8 d, Private of
Tf.th IW't L. D Pa. Vol.
INSCRIPTIONS. Calvin, 8 of Kev. L. C.
Anna E., b Jan 25, 1802; fell
asleep in Jesus, July 20, 1863'
aired 1 v B m 1 d
You
I
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4 CoZee-on Made from all the Bury I uMnv I need not lose flesh in summer 3
r II ft. I A. .ii. i'CCTV. Ji wjti-fcii v w-aww J " - j r
tug Ground m imuder County i 17S5; 1 Feb 8, 1803, aged1 1 if VOU Use the proper means f
;ui ,i iuimi-iih . 77 v y DJ I fl.
Feese, Jacob, li Jan 8, 1810: d Oct
5, 1SS0, aged 7!) y 8 m 27 d.
Feese, Merib, w of.jtoob, b May 14,
1818: d Dec 9, 1890, aged 73
y 6 m 27 d.
Feese, Levi M., s of Jacob and
Merit), l Aug 20, 1845; d Dec
0, 1863, MM 18 y 3 in 15 d.
Feese, Amanda Matilda, dun of!
Jacob and Merib, b Oct 12, j
iio j i oo icttti ......I
Feese, JacobNer, of Jacob audi J uCOil S tlllulSIOII J
Merib, b Nov 15, 1852; d July anrf mu$t h t , R C
1864, aged 11 y 8 m. ; vour nh and lnnitlu it S
BEAVSB TOWKKHIP.
Binguiau, Susanna, w of Isaac, b
Oct 4, 1834; d Feb 16, 1875,
aged 40 y 4 in 12 il.
Bingiiiun, Susanna, w of Isaac, b j
Apr 7, 18'iy; cl Jan u, iooo,
Dgd 38 v 9 in 10 d.
Biugmun, Marv, w of Frederick, b
tfcpt 2, 1S19; d Jan 20, 1892,
uged 72 y 4 in 18 d.
liiiigniiiii, Philip Edwin, s of James
II. and Amelia, b May 23,
1873; d Mar 25, 1889, aged
15 y 10 m 2 d.
lilett, Lvdin, w of Michael, b Aug
17, 1794; d Sept 14, 1 863, aged
09 y 27 d.
Keofef, Sarali Ann, dan of Jacob and
Sarah, b Jan 6, 18o5; d April
9, 1853, aged 18 y 3 in 3 d.
Burkert Cyrus J. K., b of Sabilla
Kline, 1 Jan 14, 1868, aged 6
y 5 in 15 d.
Camp, James M., s of John L. and
Margate st, d Sept 15, 1862,
uged 1 y 5 m 2 d.
Camp, Margaret, w oi John L., b
Sept 4, 1883; d May 26, 1875,
aged 41 y 8 m 22 d.
Camp, John L., tl Jan 26, 1888,
aged 70 y 4 in 1 1 d.
Coleman, Hanna M., dan of Win.
H. and Lovina, b April 22,
1867; d Mar 2, 1881, aged 18
y 10 in 10 d.
Coleman, infant i of J. VV., il April
28, 1892.
Colemam, Annie E , dan of David
and Mollie, d Sept 5, 1892,
aged 2 m 1 d.
Carpenter, Harry M., h of A. M.
and 8. E., bJan 18, 1878: d
Mar 23, 1878.
Coleman, infant s of W. II. and L.,
dOct 31, 1884, aged 1 d.
Dree.se, Martha, w of Geo., 1 May I
1896, aged 63 y 10 d.
Dreese, Maria M., dan of eo. and
, M., d Feb 8, 1864, aged 3 y
6 n 8 d.
Dreese, Amanda, b Oct 26, 1844; d
Sept 6, 1868, aged 21 y 10 tn
10 d.
Dreese, Gertie M., w f Charles E.,
b Feb 22, 1871; d April 26,
1894, age.1 23 y 2 m 4 d.
Dreese, infant twin dau of Charles
and Gertie, April 25, 1894.
9 to prevent it You think i
vou can't take SCOTT'S I
1 HMULSI0N in hot weather, J
but you can take it and di-
jest it as well in summer a? I
in winter. H is not like the
'it plain cod-liver oil, which is J
2 difficult to take at any time.
If you are losing flesh,
Jj you are losing ground and 5
If you need $
Feese, Aaron J., h of Jacob ami
Merib, b Feb 14, 1841; d in
the U. S. General Hospital,
Md., April 2, 1865, aged 24 y
1 m 16 d.
Feese, Sarah Jane, dau of .Jacob and
Merib. b Nov 25, 1854; d Feb
8, lfS7.", aged 20 y 2 in lid.
Feese, Zeno M., b Mar 11, 1859; L . j
d Jan 4, 1SW0, ageu OU y V m
28 d.
Feese, Amelia Alice, W ot James It.
Hassinger, bDec 14, I860: d
Oct 30, 1898, aged 32 y 10 m
16 d.
z yuur uesn anu sircnui. ii
$ you have been taking it and. i
prospering on it, don t fail to ?
' i: .oh ii 4'
tuMiinuc until yuu arc inur
T oughly strong and well.
'. VMHIJ Jll Vll HUM TT VII. W
m oc. and $i uo, all druggists.. f
A SOOTT ic aOWNE, ChemUtt, Nw York. ?
feese, tteuben, u juiy v, u
Aug .9, low, agea o- y i m
19 d.
Feese, John F., 8 of lieuben and E-
liza, d May 30, 1859 aged 1 y
28 d.
Feese, Jacob M., d May 5, 1S8S,
erdinaiul, s ot David and
Mary, d Deo 24, 1853, aged 8
y 8 m 17 d.
Haines, lllaiiehc It., dau of J. J.
and E., b Aug 5, 1877; d Sept
' 0, 1878.
d 1897.
s, Lra Ci s oi .J. ). anu b, u
Feb 9, 1884, aged 7 m 8 d.
Haines, Mary E., dau of J. J. and
Sarah, d May 6, 186ti, aged 1
y 10 m 6 d.
Ilackcnhnrg, Mary A., w of I. C,
A tie; 25. 1 S.,7: 1 Mai
CD
. .... . 1 V . .
aged W y ii m i- a. , m ged 28 v 7 ....
Feese, Mary, w of Jacob M., d May , Howe)8(nih j w of rjriah d Jan
23, 1874, aged 2b y 2 ... 18 d. ' m ; , m rf
m. r i. i i k i ana. , '
tieimbaoh, bddie, s oi John and lie
becca, d Aug (!, 181)5, aged 8
y 4 in 8 d.
lLimbach, Mary L., dan of John
and Rebecca, d Sept 24, 1886,
aged o y ; m ;
in. Ni and
l-'i.. fanan. b.Iline 15. 1806: l
Oct 3, 1873, aged 67 y 3 in
18 d.
Feese, Myrtle M.jdau otN. A. and
D. A., bNov 18, 1885; d Nov
19, 1885.
-' ageo o v . in . o.
Freed. Jacob, d July 30, 1895, aged HeJmbach ;'lltiUlt , ol Wl
84y4m20d. A., b June 20, 1869
i o i T 1. I. 1A.I. Of;
Freed, Susan, w of Jacob,!) Feb 25,
1893, aged 73 y 5 m 22 d.
Freed, Sarah It., dau of Jacob and
Susan, dFebS, 1859, aged 2
y 10 m 28 d.
Freed, H. S., Co. I, 184th Pa. Inf.
Freed, Mary A., dau of Henry and
Sabine d April 12, 1861, aged
1 yl9d.
Freed, infant dau ot E. and E. L.,
d Mar 17, 1890, aged 3 d.
anu vjeriie, April av, ioitii , r , cur .i i
. r ' f . ... . Freed, Anna M., dau of Nathan and
Dreese, Laura J., dau of Win. and l J in . ibaa i
,,' , , ,' BO tuur Susan, il Dee 8, loot), ngeI 1
Sarah, d Feb 22, 1885, agel I , '
1ft v 2m 14 H. Jm' . .
m i t ! is .. ..e xT ...,.l ,1
1 rreei, .jiniii r ., n im .i.
lOOO, , kr ln 1uun -J i , i; ,1
13 v 2 m 14 d
creese, r.iizau ur cu -i, ioou, 1Q 1880)aged x ,n
,T , r ,' , I Folk, Elias, d FeB 1898, aged about
Deobler, Charles I., s of Jacob and 'r.
Sarah, d Oct li), 1861, aged 1 aQ7
y 1 m 18 d. Folk, Charles, d Feb 3, 18!.
Deobler, Calvin, s of Jacob and Folk, Ida Cora, dau ofElias and E
Smih. b Jan 12. 1859; d Jan hSept 15, 1872; d April 10,
21, 1862, aged 3 y 9 d
Etzler, Henry, b Mar 17, 1818; d
Mar 27, 1891, aged 73 y 10 d.
Etzler, Barbara A., w ot Henry, b
April 12, 1815; d May 14,
1885, aged 70 y 1 in 2 d.
Etzler, Catharine, w of Benjamin, b
Aug 7, 1800; d June 2, 1870,
aged 69 y 9 in 25 d.
Etzler, Benjamin, b Feb 12, 1793;
d May 14, 1867, aged 74 y 3
m 2 d.
Engle, Catharine, bJan 18, 1806; d
Julv 8, 1854, aged 48 y 4 m
20 d.
Engle, Solomon, b Feb 12, 1799: d
Oct 19, 1852, aged 53 y 8 m
7d.
Engle, Catharine, w of Solomon, b
Aug 31, 1800;d April 7, 1869,
aged 68 y 7 m 7 d.
Engle, W.o. C, b Aug 14, 1829; d
April 30, 1860, aged 30 y 8 m
16 d.
Engle, Barbara, w of Win. C, d
Nov 18, 1851, agdd 21 y 3 m
8d.
Engle, John H., b ot Wm. C. and B.,
d April 25, 1855, aged 5 d.
Engle, James L., s ot Wm. C. and
B., d Nov 13, 1857, aged 1 y
lml9d.
Engle, Barbara S., dau of W. C.
and B., d Mar 18, 1852, aged
4 m 19d.
Engle, John, b Aug 18, 1833; d
Dec 3, 1853, aged 20 y 3 m
26 d.
Etzler, Magdalene, w of Franklin, d
April 15, 1857, aged 27 y 3 tn
10 d.
Eighuier, Henry, d Nov 17, 1890;
1878, aged 5 y 6 m 25 d
Folk, Elizabeth, w of Joshua, d Dec
27, 1878, aged 65 y 11 ml7d.
Folk, Anna, d Jan 1897.
Fall, Samuel, d Feb 6, 1877, aged
69 y.
Fall, Sal lie, w ot Samuel, d Mar
1898.
Fall, Christina, d Feb 7, 1861, aged
84 y 22 d.
Fall, Cora L., dau of Isaac and C.
M., d Nov 28, 1881, aged 2y
8 in 27 d.
Frederick, Susan, b Nov 25, 1806;
d Jan 31, 1884, aged 77 y 2m
6d.
Fisher, Levi, b May 9, 1821, d
Sept 19, 1863, aged 42 y 4 m
10 d.
Greenboe, Jacob A., s of Iteulien
and Itachael, d April 13, 1872,
aged 9 m 10 d.
Greenhoe, Charles W., s of Reuben
and Rachael.d Feb 21, 1862,
atred 9 m 18 d
Hassinger, John, b Nov 29, 17!!l;
d Oct 24, 1861, aged 61 y 10
111 25 d.
Hassinger, Elizabeth, w of John, b
June 21, 1801; May 11, 1895.
aged 93 y 10 m 20 d.
Hassinger, Daniel, b May 2, 1790;
d June 23, 1878, aged 88 y 1
in 21 d.
Hassinger, Alice Feese, w of James
It., (see Feese).
Hassinger, Christina, w of Daniel, b
Oct 9, 1701, d July 21, 1863,
aged 71 y 9 m 12 d.
Hassinger, Harriet, dau of Daniel
and Christina, b Jan 1, 1831;
d Aug 14, 1855, aged 24 y 7
m 13 d.
Hoofnagle, Katie, d Jan 23, 1897.
I looser, Charles A., s of J. D. and
M. A.,d Mar 17, 1885, aged
1 m 4d.
Herbster, Lloyd F., s of J. O. and
Ida M., d April 25, 1888,
aged 8m 2d.
Herbster, infant s of J. O. and Ida
M.,dMar 10, 1892, aged 4 d.
Herbster, Charles P., twin s of Geo.
W. and Amelia, d Mar 22,
1892, aged 3 y 7 m 22 d.
Herbster, Win. H.,dNov27, 1895,
aged 55 v 3 in 20 d
Hafley, Mary E., w of John, d Jan
1894
Kern, Daniel, b Oct 1 6, 1 81 1 ; d Nov
27, 1894, aged 83 y 1 m 11 d.
Kern, Willielmina, w of Daniel, d
Jan 21, 1882; aged 71 y 1 U
Kern, Eiizalieth, w of John J., d
Mar 2, 1882, aged 40 y 6 m
10 d.
Kern, Jacob, d May 22, 1858, aged
54 y 1 m 25 d.
Kern, Sarah, w of lacob, b May 5,
1808; d Aug 03 y 3 m Z d
Greenhoe, Franklin E., s of Rculien Kern, Henry, b April 2. 1813; d
Jan Hi. 1804. aired 80 v 0 m
, C
14 d.
Kern, Itachael, w of Henry, b Sept
20, 1815; d Oct 10, 1855, aged
40 y 20 d.
Kepner, William C.,b Dec 8, 1807;
d Dec 15, 1893.
and Itachael, d Jau 1, 1887,
aged 20 y 3 m 16 d.
Gilbert, Win., Private Co. H, 199
Pa. Inf. Vol., d Sept 4, 1893.
Gilbert, Mariah, w of Wm , d Dec
9, 1887, aged 43 y 3 m 19 d.
Gross, Anna G., dau of Isaac and
Catharine, b May 6, 1862; d
Julv 22, 1863, aged 1 y 2 m 1 SWAMP- J8 not recommenned
DaaT for everything; but lf
1D KMV you have kidney, liv-
Gross, Z. P., b April 20, 1853; d er or bladder trouble it will be found
Dec 28, 1890. I Jut iae remeay you neeu. m k
j o 1oaJgista in fifty cent and doUar a
uros?, vnrisuau, u oepi a, mou
aged 81 y 17 d.
Gross, Mary, April 19, 1897, aged
80 y 10 in 19 d.
Kern, Emma J. Painter, dau of Sa
bine, bMav 20, 1853; d July
19, 1865, aged 12y 1 in 23 d.
Kerns, Joseph Vernon, d Mar 14,
1878, uged 4 y 3 in 20 d.
Kerns, Mary Jane, d Mar 27, 1878,
aged 2 y 6 m lid.
Kerns, Alice Sophia, d Mar 19,
.878, aged 8 m 18 d; children
of J. P. and Etta.
Keller, inlant dau of Win. M. and
C, b June 1, 1875.
Keller, ililatlt dan of T. J. and E.,
d Jan 8, 1880, aged 10 d.
Kinney, Philip, d Feb 9, 1888, aged
75 y 8 in 9 d.
Kinney, Mary, w of Philip
Kinny, infant sot John Fowler and
Amelia, b Mar 29, 1877.
Klingler, Joel, bStpt 12, 1803; d
June 29, 1895, aged 82 v 6 in
IS d.
Kline, J. Peter, b July 19, 1802; .1
Oct 28, 1879, aged 77 v 3 m
9d.
Kline, Catharine, wof J. Peter, b
Nov 18, 1805; d April 12, !
1887, aged 72 y 1 m 24 d.
Kline, Geo., b June 19, 1804; d I
Sept 19, 1871, aged 67 y3 in. j
Kline, Barbara, wof Geo., Juhe 9,
1810 d May 30, 1872, aged
61 11 m21d.
There is morn catarrh in this nec
tiou ot t lit country thai, all otl.er
diseasea put together anil uutil the
last few yean, was supposed to be
iucurable. Foratrreut many yearn
doctors pronounced it a local disease
and preHcrihed local remedies, and
by constancy tiuliiitf to euro with
local treatment, pronounced it in
curable. Science has proved catarrh
to be h COUatiaptionai disease, and
therefore requires constitutional
treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure,
manufactured by P. J, Cheney &
Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the only con
stitutional cure o i the market. It is
taken internally in dosea from 10
dropH to a teaspoonful, It nets di
rec.l.v on the blood aiid mucous
surfaces of the system, They offer
one hundred dollin s for any ease it
tails to cure. Send for circulars and
testimonials, Address,
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Sold by Druggists, 76o.
Hall's Fannl.v Pills are t ho best.
mv
mar aw r -hs-i r
v
RIPANS TABULES
are intended for children, ladies and all
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if you insist, and they may always be
obtained by remitting the price to
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. NO. IO
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Am
jam.
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ono-hnlf hour lunger. Jams rocjulre al
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gree of burning mlnB tho flavor. Try
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A Mother T. Hi Mi.- Nnveil Mer
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