The Middleburgh post. (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, August 29, 1901, Image 2
TOMBSTONE INSCRIPTIONS. .1 Cotiectton Mudt Jrom all tKe Bury ing OvouwU in Snyder County tor the Middieburqh "Pod." Emanuel's Cemetery. Hornberger, Aimer, l Jan 3, 1801; (I Apr 13, lxso. aged 7'. y 3 in 10 d. 1 oroberger, Susan, w of Henry (i. I. Nov 17, 1H IS: el Dec 25, 1868, aged 20 y 1 m 8 d. Horuberger, Mertie A. d ol H. . and Miiry, l June 24, 1881; d Jan 11, 1889, aged 1 y m 17.1. Horuberger, (leu. W. d Sep 23, 1 890, aged :'. 1 y 7 in 2o d. LLaltritcr, Lnfuut d ol W in. A. audi M .1 Aug'J.l, L875, aged 25d. I Feb Alill, r.- w ol John A. .! Pel 1 1 i, aged ;" y 1 in 2:1 d Miller, Lin Am- : .1. I I ot s. t . , 1878; d m .1 '.' y ! in. and ('. July 21 1887, a Miller, Keili Feb 23, 2:'. .1. e S ii 30, l.S'ill; i 1 ss7, aired 2(1 y 1 ni Miller S, ( 'ocliran N . - ol b May 7, 1859: Amos am! I Juue 30, 1882, agi Miller, Sam 22 y I, I 'd S in i i 9, 1830; l IgL'll III V .illi July 12, 18 3 d. Miller. James I) Catherine, I Sep 22, 187 Miller, Willie A il of Sam ( '. :iin Feb 13, 1877; r, aged 7 in d. s of ,1 ami .. u 885, aged l)m 11 il Meiser, ;ifanl Sarah, tl F lonathan ami 1893, need Meisi i , ( 'u urge A. - i Mary, d Apr 27, in I d. .Mii-t r, Fanuic ( i. d M. b Jum I' I'eri am 1 1 1881, aged I of Ferry aud 1870; ii Oct 1 y m I d. Ferrv and Ml Meiser, h a 1 1 n Iti. 8 io. is?; Mar I, 1 S70 ! 18 d Meiser, Xellie t Sertrudc, I M. b June 1 Mar l() , 1 888, attei .I of l'err I, 1880, i I 1 v 8 i Metz zg r, Katie, l of (i Mana, .1 Jan 2, 1894, aged I I y 3 m 1 d. Sletzger, Scorge, l Dei tl Pee 12. 1870, a ,'iUO; v I 1 in 24 d. Alarkley, Carrie M. d of A. I!. ami Alice M. l Mar 0, 1882; d Mar 1 1', ! SS5, aged v 8 d. Alarkley, Katii M. ilofA. I!, and Alic M. I. June . I, 1886; tl , 1888. agetl '1 y 3 in 12 ( let 6 l.UVS, .Marl -Marl ', Francif I Tl! ,. I May 1 1 ,i' is: is. ; ie Marv, w ol Francis, d 3, 1 8110. tmed 66 v 1 i d, No Markley, Marv W. rl H. 1j Feb 26, 1 1877, Bged 1 y Markley, Mary C. d Mary, .1 Slav i 7 in I." Portxlinc, Evi Kli I) Aug 3, 184 1801 aired 52 if David and 'ii; .1 May 21, in -J I d. f H. B. and LJS74. iik i, w ol' Wm, I Nov 1G !. Margan M. A. d ! . Jcnt.l ., , Laura, 1 Mar I I, M. d of (i. .!. p s, l S80,agi?tl am ort; I G. J. and M :s;, aged 10 d. , sof Win. and . i .it v I. . v i inn. Ana 1) Ev 1 1. , t i 73: d Ocl aged S v 2 m "J d. Ulred, - of Win. V. A. and Louisa, i m 1882, aged 'J y 1 in -J". .i. , aiiule rouKi, B. d o( W illiam am h 1 I .'. 1 77: d Ori ' , . ,. 1 . ' I 'i,i 8U, agetl l v 1 in. . 1 1, i ry S. sol W in. and Lou: d .Mar S, 1879, aged :! y :! Ml. Ill 4 d. Reiehenliaeli, Anuii S. d ul' T. and Klizal-. ;li. I. May 20, 1880j d Dec in, 1880, aged f m 20 d. ttetoheabach, Alda M. d of T. and Elisabeth, l May 20, 1880; d Hov 1880, aged m 13 d Kathloa, Jacob, b Sep 18, 1802; d Aug io, j ooy, aged 87 y "Jfi d. fcott, Riciinrd, b Oct 2S, 1803- d Oct 29, 1880, aged 77 y Id. Soik'h, Jennie, d of John and Lou isa, d Mar 8, 1887, aged 9 v. dialler, 1'etcr 11. 1 Jan Her, Peler 11. b Jan 19, 1834; Wi Wm. S. sof David and Mary, d Deo 24, 1877, aged 48 v 10 b Mar 12, 1843; d July 10, J 5 1868, aged 20 y 3 m 28 d. MiaftVr, Amanda, w of Henrv, b 8ep 5, 1849; d Mar 2:5, 1887, :ietl 87 y i in 5 d. Sholly, Mary K. A. d of J. and C. il July 24. ISM, aged 1 y 1 in (i d. ' Trotitman, Charles, n of A. H. ami P. d June -1, 1S73, aged 4 in l'J d. Troutman. Frank R. a of Wm. and Margaret, d Mar 15, 1S89, Ainu .ml..! aited 5 in 13 d Weaver, John II. R. s of K. B. and L. J. b Feb 12. 1885: d Anr ,i loofl , o o 7r 14, 1886, aged 1 y 2 m 2 d. Womer, Mary I. b Dec 14, 1867, aged S in 7 d. Womer, Annie, l Dec 14, 1867, aired 8 m 7 d. Womer, Elisabeth, d of M. K. d May 23, 1 892, aged5 y 3 m 25 d. A RU H .AST's Cemeteby. located at .ion's Church 5 miles 8(,u'h Fremont. Thi? cemetery has I'll marked and 90 unmarked graves. Reported by ravld Siiydc. Arbogast, Michael, b Feb 28,1809; d s 15, 1881, in 1 7 d. Arbogast, Esther, w of Michael, Ii Apr S, ISIS; d Mar 11, 1870, aged 51 v 1 m 3 d. Bucher, 1 laniel, s of 1 auiel am d Feb 15, 1800, agetl 5 y 15 d. '. in Bucher, Marv, w of John, 1 Nov 15, !7S": il cl 1 1. 1865,aged , 7'1 y in in 20 d. Borkey, Barbra II. of suae F. d Mat 1 885 d 7 d. Iruggi r, Martha 10. l Sen 7, J. f Benj. and acred in 5 d. rugger, Win. b of Gabriel and ( athcrine, b Feb 14, 1844; d July 30, 1802, aged 18 v 10d. Bru tger, ( leo. A. s of i tabricl and ( "atlierine, l Api 19, 1836; d July 7. 1802, aged "-''I y '' m. tger, Catherine, w of Gabriel, b May 19, 1805; 1 Iiv 27,1870 ageil ' "' v 7 in 1 8 d Boiirgo, Frerlerick M !)( 8,1841 1 20 y I in il Feb i 1808. 18 d. der, Kinnia K. w of Philip ('. I Mar 23, 1895, iiged 32 y 7 : lid. Bi'uger, Susanna, w if Jacob, 1)1 Apr 23, 1821; d Mar 16,1970 aged 48 y 10 in 23 d Brugger, Jacob, b Ocl '!'', 181S; .1 Mar 2:!, 1886, aud 67 y 5 m. Urugger, Marv A. 1 of Jacob and Su nn, b May 1 1, 185S; 1 Dec 12, 1864, aged 6 y 7 ni 1 d. Barge, 1 Tunry, s of S. II. aud Min nie, il June "J I , ! S90, aged 2 in llargo, llael M. .1 Minnie, 1 Feb it 14, B. 94, and iired 1 in 20 d. ( 'lure, t )ur beloved Henry T. Jacub and ICIial)ctb, l 17, 1846; il Ocl 31, IS62, lo y 11 m 14 d. 'oiirad, Inftint d ol' 'liarlcs Cura. (I Jan 19, 1 I, Nov aged ami and Di csslcr. .Icmiii' V.. ,. 1 Uebeuea, Ii I r o, 1 S80 Feb 14, 1889, aged 8 y 1 .1 hi -1 d. ssler, Lcroy E. h of Thos. and llebecca, d Sen 1 , 1 S78, airt' I 2 y 0 in 1 1 d. Alvir M d leoi'ire ami Marv A. Aug 28, 1 .lays Id. saae, Ii Jutu 7, 1 b Sen I I, 1875; d II in II Ocl 162, 23 mod l s: !S y i d. -I. r, Sarah E. d Hannah, d .Ian J l v 1 1 iii lit; d. am; aired bimie, In inemorv of Sarah Enc . Mai I !( 186,4, aged y s m ,f! Enwli. .UnnU KOni 21, 1 809; d Sen o " I, 1863, aged 53 j in in 13 d. Engle, Rosino, w of Jacob, b Dec 17, 1805; d Sep 18, I867,ag HI y il in 1 d. Fisher, Annie M. w of E. G. d dan 27, 1893, aged 43 y 3 m 15 d. Forrev. Simon. ',"""!' " of ames -""i Bethany, b Dee 23, 1871; d Mar 13, 1887, aged 15 y 2 20 d. Ill Fiilkroad, Wm. A. s of A. and E. J. l duly 15, 1881, aged 1 y 8 m. Fiilkroad, Emma C. d of Adison and Ellen, d Nov 8, 1879, aged 9 y 1 m ! d. (joy, P ter, b Nov 2, 1805; d Aug 1 7, 1803, gl "7 v y in 15 d. Goy, Frederick, b Nov 0, 1801; d Oct 10, 180o, aged til y 1 1 ui 4 d. Goy, Henry D. a of David aud Marv, d Dec 5, 1SU5, aged 9 in 1 d.' Goy, Thomas S. a of David aud Mary, d Jau 7, 1866, aged 21 y 1 in 1 1 d. Goy, Emilie S, d of David and I ' - Mary, b Deo 14. 1847; d Oct; 19, 1866, aged 18 y 10 in 5d. is, P.u.i,a iv...:.i ...i nuu' Mary, b Anr 14, 1850; d Apr' lb, 1870, aged 20 v 2 d. Goy, Mary, W of David, I) May 19, 1822; d Mar 2, 1872, aged 4J y ! in 14 d. Gelnett, John, b Mar 26, 1806; d Mar 80, 1881, iiL'rd 75 y 4 d Gelnett, Catherine, w of John, b Nov 1. 1828; 1 Dec '27, 1865, tieed :I7 1 ni 28 d. Gordon, John, infant Bof Thou, and i ony, ii .pr mat , aged 1 y 3 m :!1 d. Gelaet, Hannah, d of Joseph ami Caioliue, d Mar 28, ls7i, aged l(j v '.I in 20 d. Geliiet, Samuel, a of Joseph aud Caroline, d Feb i, 1871, aged 1 y U in 17 d. Garmau, Xewtou, a of laiiicl and Mariab, b Oct 31., 1873; d Feb 9, 1874, aged :'i m 4 d. Garniau, tellie, d of 1. (i. and Ma li.;, b June 30, 1885: d July 19, 1885, aged in d. ioodliug, Alfred, s of Adam and Caroline, b Dec 18, 1870; d Mar -J:i, 1880, aged y in ioodliug, John A., S of Adam and Caroline, i July 1 , 1 7; d Jau 18, 1870, agedll y 17 d. Coy, David, b Jan 28, 1813; d .Inly 27, 1878, aged 05 y 5 m 30 d. Glotfeltcr, Fetei, b Dec 9, 11; d JU I", 1889, aged 7 y 1 in 1 d. Glotielter, II. n y, b Apr 2, 1852; d Uct 1 1, 1881, aged 29 v 0 in 19 d. Glotftlter, KM. n A., dau of Peter and Charlotte, b July 12, I'i7; I Mar 27, 1881, aged 13 y 8 in 15 1 1. (iiut teller, A mma .lane, dau of Peter ami t 'harlotte, l i, 1849; l Nov 10, I 861, aged 12y od. Glotfclter, Mable S. M., d Feb 1 1, G 11. Ujjed J m C, ,1, arniati, Peter M., I July 3, 1818; (I b'eb i 18 i, aged ' y i in u. Garinan, Minnie, dau of Peter (i. and Emcliuey b July 1, 1872; d Mar 21, 1 s7'S aged 6 y 8 m l7d. ( rurmaUj post, P) s of Daniel and Mariab, l Apr 13, 1S70; d Aug 21, L872, aged 2 y I m 8 d. I looclliutr. 'atlmrin iv ul Vdain. Ii Mar 10, IS Jan 28, 187 I, rged 33 y 10 in IS d. i uMidlintr, ' leoi'tri uain aud Catharine, d I860, aged '.' in 2 d. ( Ioodliug, Absalom, 1 Eel ii tic J, - 8, 1844: d May 12, 1 863, aged 19 y 3 m 1 d. Goodling, Peter, b Apr 5, 1813; d M.. .. i '. loan i . .. i uxui iqou, Ugl nn y 11 111 1 d, ( I li 1(1 ill"'. I'l-I'l - r ..(' I'..t, i. I, 1 Jan 29, IM I: d Ian 26, I i vjrt i I 68 v I I in -J7 d I Hid I lougler, Jonathan .1 V M.,d 14 d. : ( lood, Ann Ai lssl, aged 1 v ! E., dan dOel n Wm. 889. ami aged Mai" . ( 10 d, Yoilll l! II Mary,d An 1 1 in 29 d. mxkI, Fanny ( '., i n 1 1 nam am i , 1 1 1866, aget lam dau of Will and Mary, d Aug 30 1879, ageu y m , d. Good, J-!in A., 9 of William and Mary,dSepl 1 1, 1879, aged 7 v 2 ii! Iii d. G I, Bi navill, s of William and Mary, l Aug 8, 1869; d Sept 15, 1879, aged 10 y 1 m7 d. I ornberger, Peter, Bof Aimer and Lydia, b Jan I, I843;d0ot 1, 1 :, aged o v 9 ni. High, Sarah, w of Edward, d Oct 2, 1891, aged 33 v 1 m 28d. Helm, Mary E., dau ol II. and Catharine, b Jan 1, 1879, d Mar 5, 187!, aged 2 m 3 d. tM CANDY CATMAWTtC - Genuine w DnctUU. stamped C. C. C. Never solH In hlk Beware ol the dealer who tries to Mil "lomcthing just u good." At a large wWi York recently the att nticn f a conj le A Mj i irrlr n I'onrllcmri. or .'iri wat. .,t- j tracted to & ratLvr fine locking n a a, i whose prematurely ;rrp.y hair and it ur ct feature combinel in ;iin him a distinguished appearance, "i .-ec bin at nearly erery large wcdtiing 1 go said one. "1 wonder who he ca.i be. I've asked a lot of people and nobody teems to know. "Yet he seems to be In- 1 vited "-rywhere." "Ye.. IWe noticed L! . ;l.- .L t ...a. him, too." Mid the other giH. "While he apparently goes to all tbabiy waaV i ull-s dings, be doen't seen to know anv- body: or. at least. Te never seen him talking to anybody. He" such an iiv terestinjt looking man. too. I'd love to meet him. He looks like a man who hus lived nnd and suffered." A young man standing in nr. who could not he-lp overhearing tli is conversation, laughed, "l'ei liaps I can i h row some light upon the identity of your mysterious hero." he said. "Do you know him?" ex claimed bo !i gins in the :i!iie breath. "Will, 1 can't that I i xactlv know him," replied tin- young man, "h at knnw who he is. lie's B DriTnte Jetc tive. Perhapa yon have notieed that he never straya fur away from the tallies on which the presents arc dis playi d. That's what he's th ro for to watch then. Von know there are so cial highwaymen la " "Let's downstairs and get some claret cup,' iutcrruiitcl otic ,.f the pirls. The value of tl aching of lir.-l ail-to- the-lnjured is Illustrated nlmost every SeeenMiry l';i-V' but in 110 cn8L' more antlv t hnn In that of a brake man on the Erie railroad who fell from his train. A leg was cut off by the car wheels, but, with admirable presence of mind, the man construct ed a tourniqui t with his handkerchief and knife whereby he stopped the hemorrhage. Even In this condition he built 11 (ire in order to warm him self, and awaited the npt train, which he signaled; he waa taken aboard and to a hospital. 'U. trsst that the time ill come, the Philadelphia Med ical Journal, when school children in the upper grades may be taught so much of "applied physiology ' as will enable them to act sensibly In the case of the thousand emergencies sure to take place in after-life with them selves or their fellows. H is strange that nlmost all lay people "lose their heads" in accidents and injuries, and do precisely what should not be dune. This is especially true When hem- orraatre is oreaent. Mnnv runni either faint nr are seized nrlUi nan hi j at the mere sight of blood a jHible of Primitive barbaric blood rite 11,1(1 ulo(K1 irenzns. Jd .supplant tins loss .r control by calm and intelligent fii-tioii according to the circumstances nnd condition is one of the duties we owe to the coming generations. Tlie wealthy noon become satiated and fall victims to ennui, which is worse than weariness, says John lil nier Speed, in Woman's Home Com panion. See these in their boxes at the opera. Below them and above them enthusiasm runs riot when Ue Reszke or Bembrich sings. They ap plaud languidly with dainty fan upon the gloved hand. They uo it because they think it la expected of them; unt their eyes r!o not light up, the eulor does not come into their cheeks, tleir l.nsoms do not swell with emo- ; they are tired, they are , they have gone through tool , . I 1 worn oat much, nnd !ii U.UMC eaani.i ni.At! them. iucj ii-.i.it re io oe 1H1( ..I u.guii Buuerj sit nu n ana women who get much more out ot the uiusiu i.iuu hum; jirujiiu. J liey P'l'luild. delight mid of delight those who have too much are soon Incapable. A young man from Bowling Green, Mo., applied for work in a store lo- oateil some distance from his home, Ha presented the following letter of recommendation and was engaged on the spot: "I have found him Indus- i inous, iruiuiui, inieiugeni ana soDer. I have observed also that his services about the house were satisfactory to my wife, and anyone who can eet ; along with her is a peach." Spanish iiiiink'r.'int from I i )r:iT- tar who arrived tit New York last tveek hore sneh a stronir uhvslcnl rr- Semblance to Abraham Lincoln that the inspector, an old soldier w ho had seen t lie war president., nutuinm a i pnotOgraphOl the tall Spaniard. Extreme frankness characterizes one business man of OtterviUe, Mo. He closed his store nnd left this no tice stuck on the door: "(lone to the street fair at Bedalla. AVin be hack when I get sober." The Philadelphia directory shows nine men w ho bear the name of Thom as Thomas and 11 known as Robert lloberts, But William Williams out numbers them both, as there are SO cit izen!, thu named. Of COO men who presented them selves In Chicago to pass the physical examination for firemen 100 were re jected because of heart trouble. Chi cago has long been famous for its di vorce courts. A Baltimore court has confiscated to the state the skins of 2, MX) seagulls killed in violation, of law. The skins were intended to adorn women's hsU. for Infants and Children. CMtorta Is a harmless substitute- for rutnr on. goric. Drops and Soothing Syi-usM. It is Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Nurcotio Buusumee. it uenroys worms ana allays everishaasa It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Calic. It relieves Teethe tag Troubles and cures Constipation. It regulates, tha Stomach aud Bowels, giving healthy and natural steep.. The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the In Use For Over 30 Years. The People's National Family Newspaper ttlbUthtd M 0 ii l n y, 1 Wnlticmlay ami Friday, I is In reality Hue, hwD, j t vi-ry-o' Iut day Dftlly, giving the luU't newn nn , linyi .f Inue, ami cover inK MWI of thfl other three. It contains all Inv portent fortlgn o b 1 e I news which Rppenni In THE DAILY TRIBUNE of Mma date, also Domes tie ami Foreign Torres- j pondencct Shori stories, Rleganl rlnlMone tllui- t rut ii ms, H amorous Items, ir.iuon-. It iiiniir.uiM ItetiiM, l:i.lu-iriiil Informalion. Psshlon Notes, Aaricul - tural Matter nnd Com - iircheiisive iiikI KchaMc KlnnnclnJ ami Market Re ; prts. K ex u l a r mibtcriptlon price, l,60 ?er y:ar. We furnlnh it with the j POMT for $1.75 per year, j IT Send all orders to the jLlfieTJYl fi fi m nn to "uinuvuw)' h. harvey'schdch, GENERAL iNSfcANGC AGENCY 8ILIK S&BOTIZe PAs Only the Oldest, Strongest Cash Companies, Fire, Life, Accident and Tornado. 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Small Man Yes, sir, he's a con temptible scoundrel, and I told him sol liig Man Did he knockyou down? Small ifan No; I told him er through the telephone. Sketch. Twentieth Century Medicine. Cascarets Candy Cathartic are as far ahead of ancient pill poisons and liquid physic as the electric light of the tallow candle. Genuine stamped C. C. C. Never sold in bulk. All druggists, ioc. mAt . Sid Signature of PttbliiiheU on Thuradn$ ami known fir nearly Ijrty years in ever part of the l ti i ted Mtntea as a Kntlonnl Kaniily News Mper of tin htgbetl cImh for fnrmera ami vlliagem, It contnini nil the moat important general newn of ink daily timh I NK up to hour of going to pres, an Au'i u nltnr tl Depgrtment ol the huh est order, hae entertain inK reading f-r e ve r member f the faml'v, old and young, MarCel Reports wnii h are accept ed as authority by farm ers a n tl country m e r chrnls, ami is lean, U lo date. Interesting and instructive. It eg u l a r ubaciiption price. Il On per year. 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