TOMBSTONE
INSCRIPTIONS.
.I Co " on MtuItjiDmalltKeIittry
in; n HimU in Snyder Chunty
for the fiHleburqh "W."
I'erby Township,
k ;. John's Cemetery.
Located it Fremont. List of deaths
i iki n Irom Suxtoc's lleeord.
Koporieil l.y lonathsn Rritcteam.
Ilatlivnii, Mary d Feb ''', 1891,
aged so y 5 hi 2"i d.
Kathvon, Elizabeth
1841.
I ., Charles l Jan 30. 189
Ul.in
d Sept 1 7,
Shaft r, Geo. B. d Feb 26, 18 66 Troup, Samuel d Nov 11, 1893. n.. v i a ,
, . J " " v ' f... .... ..-. linn i iru
gad o in 11 d. aged (4 y i m -Jo d. couples ar- many and tome not at-
S-hnec. JHcuh M. d Alio-ft. 1SS7 rnliiiopr Elsie M. d Sent i1 ....,.. .w- log-ether to be conn I
' - o j - I r - i
Jed 11 v 10 in 22 d.
1895, aged 3 m 10 d.
Juliina;" lhr
Vewly Mn.rl.-d.
mended. But the
Liniisviiie Courier
rumier, Jonn i oeut z, loot, weiier, latiicrineu July 13. lobo, Journal telU of one that certainty
caused a large amount of innocent
uierrimct;:. Passengers on 11 Monon
train boum! for Louisville bad a jol'.y
time at the xpenac of a newly married
ngt-d 7 m 17 d. aged 33 y 6 in 2 d
Snyder John B. (a soldier) d Nov Wert, Joseph d liar 12, 1857, aged
16, 1S08, aged 40 y 11 niOd.i 3 y 4 in 12 d.
Snyder, Pollv d Aug 8, 1870, aged Wert, Catherine d Mar 29, 185M, ccl,P;e ,,n 11 r"' ' nft.rnoon; When
lvCinlGd. aged 7 1 1 m 20 d. the train reached Salem, Ind., a Jeljj
a , .. , , , , . 1 ... , " ffrei ! .mill; mat) entered the firl
Sechriat, riantm d Jan 1,, 18,., Wirt, d ufMtohae d Feb 11. 1809. ,,i . : iv.
i sBMjfjBBpnjBjBjBBBsjBsjB
aged 27 v 11 m 21 d.
aged 1 in 7 d.
Inj i nvelope toeach passenger. Every.
in 3 d.
F ;il lii v id J. J, d .iin r
S03. nei I ;7 j i m t d.
Snyder, Mary w of Jonas d Feb 24, VVert Catherine w of John d Apr boJ ' wh" ,,,,r lbe '"Telol"
1885, aged 70 v 11 m 2d. ,, iS(;.-, . - ... , eentalned the latest go.d brick scheme
Snort-,. I .T j i " .- I Jo, aged .)4 ) .Jin lod. or .whether it was an Invitation to 1
Snyder, LfeSh d I Jan 3, 1879, aed Wanirt, $.drah d Mar 8, 1858, church rair. Some fellow braced up
- "' agitl 38 y 4 m 20 d. courage and opened the envelope, and
Sohnee, Ulysses s of P. A. d Jtinl this la what met his uuze:
17, 1879, aged 10 y 12 m.
Shadle, Katie d Jan 16, 18S!, aged
5 v 26 d.
(Ill i no,
Ul.iiu ,
".i
tthin
Relirer,
as?
Geo. A. d An
I 3 v 8 in 21 d.
' : urge d I ec 22
i 5 I v 8 in I d.
1859,
lizabtth w el Geo. i
SOI . aged 5U v I in
Mai
5 d.
v of John d Nov 19, 1S72,
79 y II in 25 d.
Miima d Jan
i I y 3 mi 24 d
i
II. Ili-ui v H .In v
i.J, agetl 1 y 2 m d.
Iach, Itebecca d Oct
2, ugefl 7'i y 7 in 9 d.
Iweh, rsabella d Feb
if), rd I y 11 m 13 (
Sierer, Thaddeus S. d May 8, 1880,
aged 6 v 1 m 21 d.
i l862i Snyder, Anna M. d Mar 5. 187:'.,
aged 20 y 2 m 20 d.
Sehnee, Harry ElemeyerdNov 15,
1881, agetl 1 y :! m 20 d.
Shaffer, Elizabeth d Sept 21, 1890,
tiged 50 y 5 in 8 d.
SHver, Jnltn F. d Nov 21, 1885,
aged 21 y S m 7 d.
Stiver, John d Mar 5, 1 892, aged
66 y :: iii 23 d.
Smith, ' 'atherine d Apr 16, 1895,
aged 65 y I in 23 d.
Stroup, M. E. d 1897,
186
IkUllll .
a.
iiii-i
ii i .n i
Rhin
I
II
enrv
6 in '11 i
U5V
N'ertlie M. d Oct 21
12 y 10 in 28 d.
1 853,
870.
Wert, Mai y Barbara d June 1, 1895,
aged ,S0 y 2 m 25 d.
Wert, Philip d Mar 11, 1875, aged
68 y 2 m 15 d.
Wert, Susannah d Apr 30, IS77,
aged 7 1 y 7 111 18 d.
Wenerich, Fucinnad Apr 30, 1SLH,
aged 55 y 1 1 in 7 d.
Wenerich, Wm. d July 8, 1885,
aged 21 y 9 to 29 d.
Weipert, Qeorge d June 20, 1888,
ageo 1 . y 0 111.
f 'harles d
, 2 v 6 in
M-
9, IS
sv'. !l!'ei
killian .1 Ort 13,
24 d.
I'lirv ,1 V mm 1 1 I v;T- airaA
y 7 in 2 1 d,
of-Henrv d Jan 28, 1883,
1 72
11.
ICnoch
I V lid
lleiei.'iiliai'li, Enoch d Aug 5, 1871,
ocei
liciulu .. iudi, Hi nry d Feb 20,
1 S85, aged 84 y 10 m ! d.
lii Iin . C?eo. Ir-.vin d Mar27, 1889,
ugwl 1 ! y I 111 ', d.
I, Killian d Mar 6, 1882,
ug d 15 y 2 in 7 d.
ilothermel, AmmondJan 14,1881,
Ogi
d.
I J;
I),
in 0, L880,
c L0. 1885,
R tin rni I, Ira
.1 v i in o 1 1.
Reiehenbaeii, ( ieo. d
!l I "'.) y li 111 1
Rouli J- Elmer d
ag d 17 v I tl.
Rotliermel, Sarah .1
agi d 20 y I tl.
R01 1 . Roberl d
aged 21 d.
I! ichi'i biieh, Danie
! aged 43 y
Reicln lihach, Eliza tl
ugi -1 i y : d.
Rhine, Melinn d Mar 29, 1 !
u I 2 y 3 111 23 d.
Kuin John tl Jinn- 15, 1844, 1
I y 5 m 26 d.
I!' ichi . luieh Ht'nry K. d Sept
I - aged !'" y :' m 3 d,
!! i lionb it'll, Blanche d Anril
Ajir I. 1894,
( let 31, 1895,
.Miv 1, ! ,'.i;,
I d Jin 31
2 in 20 d.
Api 17, 1898
Sehnee John W. d Deo IS'.t
aged 27 y 10 111 ! d.
Schuee, Mary Agnes d Deo
1890. aged 26 v 6 in 14 d
Sehnee, Rebeena d Jan ."!, 1890
aged 77 y 3 111 18 d.
Sehnee, Jacob d Feb 20, 1897, agei
7'. y 0 in ii d.
Si 1 ,1.1 F.li'.iliotli ,1 s,,,,, 1 a is".',
Woraer, Michael d June 16, 1893,
agetl 79 yCm 11 d.
Womer, Elizibeth d Feb 1 I, 1891
aged 72 y 7 m.
Wochely, Fredrlch d Sept 8, 18h,
aged bt y 4 111 28 tl.
Wcudt, Meriam M. tl 1897.
-,(), Wert, George d Mar 9, 1820, aged
16 - 8 in 9 d.
MISS B.ETTIE WTT.prtN.
MR, ARTHUR STOl'T.
MARRIED At Salem; ir.d., this after
noon, IIIsi Hi 'tip Wllron to Mr. Arthur
Siaut. The ntwly wedded couple are on
th! tr.-.Ir. r r -t. r.ii.-Amerlean.
the Qrcen nountalns and other eastern
polr.:-. i:. !m: .tin :.a n : ! t):ishf ul, passen
n an kindly requested to notice them
r! 11 e tl. .t th y ire put oft at Buffalo.
While the cards were being distrib
uted the newly-married couple board
til the traii:. Everybody held up the
"invitations," but it was not until
after they were seated that the bride
aiul groom became aware of the joke
friends bad played. Thev entered into
the spirit of the fun, however, mid the
passengers made it "warm" for them
until Louisville was reached.
for Infants and Children.
Castoria in a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare
goric, Drops aud Soothing Syrups. It la Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium. Morphine nor ether Sun-otic.
Mihstnii-r. It destroys Worms and allays Fevorisliness.
It cures IMaiTli.ru and Wind Colic. It relieves Teething-
Troubles and t ints Constipation. It regulates the
Stomach mid Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend.
The Kind You Have Always Bought!
Bears the Signature of
Si
In Use For Over 30 Years.
THICfHT.j. COM. NT, TT MlJWH.r ITHtlT. WKVQWKCITT.
Is a locust tr.c more likely to be
Struck by lightning than other trees?
1 tin lers in west-
Tlif LoOUSl Tree
span
i, biizuue
aged l v
, I Ien ry
11m 9 (1.
'I Aug 18, I. si 7,
II d.
1 Dec 26, 1844. agetl
Sehnee. Geo.
24 v 3 in !itl
Shrawdcr, Hannah d Dee 8 1807,
aged ':! y 8 m,
Sehnee, Henry d Nov .!!, 1 s-J,",
:ig"il " y 'J in 8 di
St.hu , Annie M. .1 Sept L3, 1864,
aged L y 10 ra 13 d.
Stiver, Marv E. d Mar 26, 1862,
nged 1 y 3 m 9 d.
Stiv , Cathrinc 1 iTuly :, 1858,
aged 20 y 2
Stiver, Keliecea
Bgea i i y . in it.
Sliver, .laeuli ii Jan 1 J, 1854. aea
65 y In in -Jr. d.
Stiver, .Mary il Mttv , 1SSO, a-e,
7S y 8 in 28 d.
Stiver, Eva il Nov 2 1, 189
S, 1895,
1889, aged
in l. il.
il Aug 31, 1863,
Wert, Mary .1 Mar 15, 185B, aged
. c v 6 in 2:; d.
Wert, Catheriue dAujf 30, 1865,
aged 54 y 5 in Vi d.
Ueller, Kiaiikliu ,! May
aged 45 y i m !) d.
eller, Levi d Aug
y i in 1 1 d.
W'.ller. .Marion ,1 March 9, 1890,
aged 57 y 10 m 4 J.
Weller Elizabeth d May 21, 1892,
aged 80 v 1 m 2G d.
Verger, Sarah E. d Xov. 12, 1880,
tiged 10 y 8 in 7 d.
Yerger, John D. d Dec 2, 1892,
ugctl 7'i y 5 d.
Voriror, M.w l Am 1. leM u!!
. I - , 1 'ft D
l ill iJ Ifl. f. m
Varger, Margrctte d SL, tJ'i, 1823,
aged 25 y C in 1 1 d.
Varger, child of m, d Dec 19,
1886, aged 6 d.
e r ii Pennsylvania
mi! oiiio will aa
swer "yea," and will cite any number
of Instances in their neighborhood,
wh, re such trees have been splintered
by lightning when other varltiesisave
escaped. So stroii;,' 'a this belief in
the rural regions, Bays an official pa
per, that people are warned not to
take shelter under a locust during a
thunder shower. The tree is planted,
too, in groves 100 feel or more from
nouses and farm buildings, under the
Impression that it draws the ii;:ht
ii i ii ir. and thus protects tiie l uildings.
In tin- rural mind the locust in better
than a lightning rod. This extensive
planting of the locust probably ex
plains why it is so often hit by litflit
niny. The tree has many good quail'
ties, a.-idc from its fancied one as a
lightning arrester, and it has become
so frequent in Ohio and western
Pennsylvania that the lightning can
not well help striking it.
The People's National Family Newspap
York:
rubltlhed M n n I y, j
Wednwdfty ami Friday,
in in reality floe, frtao,
rvcry-o'lirr (Iity Daily,
glrlng tin- ift'( news on i
amyuot isMii-, and oovr j
Ing new i if the other i
three. It Oontolm hII f iii-
portent foreign o hie'
neivH wliifh iniiifiirN in 1
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of Htnae dMe. ftlao Domes
iir- a nil Foreign Cvrree
pondence. short Btorlee,
Blegant ualf-tone Illue
trtttloneHumoroui Itemn.
nduetriel Information,
Konblon Note!, Agrfoul
tur.il Mafteri and Cum
prehentive end Reliable
Financial and Marki t liu-
porte
Reg ii la r Bubeeriptlon
price, 1.50 rr year.
We furnleb it with the
Post for $176 per year.
PuMiHlieit on Tim
and known for ti
elyty yean i
of the 0nltel Nat,
National I'.i v
twper of tin- liiKheflt
for in r t i h r
YorR
all I
lll.Y
2
11
! ! S2. need 6 v 9 m 10 d
R?ich Ktch, a child of Daniel 1
il 16, IS83, aged 21 d.
Stuck, Sybiler d dan 8, 1804, aged
23 y 11 in 16 d.
Sliruw !or, John (a soldier) d Jan S,
i i5, aged 27 y ti in 2 d.
8n ith . d May 1731, aged
0.1 v 5 in J." 8.
n iith, - of Jacob d Dee 5, IK:',;),
! 'IT v in 11 d.
Sehnee, Khnira 1 M&y 2, 1867,
n etl 10 y l in 1 d.
Spnid, Jacob d July 22, 1858, aged
30 y 11 in 4 d.
Bliow . Ellen d Feb I, 1864, aged
10 v I in.
Skihueo, Matilda d Xi.v 1, 1867,
tiged 13 y I m I4d.
S'u-av. U;r, Anna d A.ug 1 7, 1883,
aged 5 y 7 d,
Sehnee, Ucorge d July 16, 1S7!,
ag ! :'. I y 5 m 2o d.
Sohnee, Elizabeth w of George d
. Aug 22, 1888, aged 41 y 1 in
23 d.
StiDiii, Infant ol J. C.
Sclmeo, Mary 1 of Geo. d Nov 18,
18oU, aged 11 y 10 m 14 !.
Stiffin, Elizabeth dof J. P. d May
20, 1800, aged 8 y 8 in 9d.
gnydcr, Wm. O. 1 Oct 10, 1864,
aged 18 y 6 in 10 d.
Snyder, Jonas d June 24, 1860,
aged 07 y 7 in 2 d.
181
agei
West Perry Township.
1'lM ClIIKCH ( 'KM KTKKY.
Located oe; r rticbfield, Snvder Co.,
Pa.
David I', d Apr I', L880, Reported by David Snyder.
-v i n 1 1 , marv a. ti oi .v. ana r.ninia
b Ocl 24, 187".; d Feb 22,
1877, aged 1 y .'! in 28 d.
Vrndt, Wthy d of A. and Emma 1
Ocl 24, 1870J d Mar 8, 1877.
aged f y 4 111 14 tl.
Atnig, John b Apr 0, I843j d Apr
13, 1893, aged 50 y 7 d. :t
member of Co. D. 151st Regt,
Pa., vol.
Atnig, Emma C. d of John and
Susan d Dec-o0, 1888, tiged
in y Id in 2) d. ,
Graybill, Matilda w of David b Jan
24, 1S20; d Aug 26, 1884,
a tred 64 v 7 in 2 tl.
28 Graybill, Milton a of David and
Matilda, b Jan 27, 1864; d
Aug '24. 1S71, aged 7 y 6 m
28 d.
Graybill, Matilda d oi Peter W. and
Anna E. d Atr 2. 1892. aired
a tret I
Stiv.
aged 7 v in in 2.S tl.
Stiver, Micheul d June
aged 1 d.
Siniiik, James G. d Nov 19, 1863,
aged 1 y 7 in 22 d.
Smelt z, Agnes d Feb 29, 1884,
aged 20 y 7 m 2 I d.
Smith, James M. d Ipr 1, 1872,
aged " m 1 2 d.
Shrawder, Estakiah 1 Apr 17, 1875,
aged 53 y 1 m 29 l.
Sehnee, Elizabeth d Aug 5, 1869,
aged III y I I m 12 d.
Sehnee, Philip d Mar 1, 1773, aged
77 y 7 in l.
Shelcnberger, Albert i
18so, aged I v m 8 d.
Sehnee, Anna M. ,1 Feb 1 1, 1895,
I 7H v I m 12 d.
Schuee, Win. (a soldier) d June 11),
1897, aged .Vi y n m 7 d.
Siefred, John d Dee 8, 1890, aged
80 v21 d.
.Sehnee, Anna d Aug 12, 1828, tiged
i7 v 1 m 8 d.
Sehnee, John d Xov 25, 1820, aged
I'.S y 8 in 7 d.
Smith, George d Feb 28, 1877,
aged 1 y.
Smith, Nlltan tl Mar 0, 1880, aged
i y 10 m J 7 .1.
shadle, Ann w of Amos d Apr 22,
1880, aged 58 y.
Snyder, ehild of William tl Apr 0,
188:;, aged S m II. tl.
Stroup, Forist F. d Oct 1, 1881.,
tiged 2 in 29 d.
Stroup. Emma d Mar 30, 189:5, aged
20 y 0 in 21 d.
rroup, David d May 81, 18S8,
aged 71 y 3 in 13 d.
IVoiip, Clayton 8 of Norman d Dec
18, 1890, ag'd 20 d.
Troup, Angelina, d Apr l, 1883,
aged 1 in.
Try, Keuben d Jan 21, 1887, aged
12 y 5 m 21 d
Try, Susannah d Jan 23, 1888,8ged
81 y 11 m 20 d.
A Mr. Fletcher, of Xew Orleans, who
lately returned from Kurope, thinks
.1..,. .f ll Ota U.,,.l,,.n o-ila Ul1
have married titled feroeijners Gen.
Fred Grant's daughter seems to have
been the most fortunate. Prince Can
tacuzene has an unquestioned social
position in all the continental Euro
pean capitals that his wife shares with
him as do very few wives of American
birth. Very many of the latter, when
it conies to court functions and cere
monials, fare little if any better than
do morganatic wives. As a grand
daughter of (leu. Grant Princess Can
taousene finds every door open to her.
Her famous grandfather is the one
American that all Europe Knows, and
the only one they recognize as any
thing like the equal in every w ay of the
reigning families of the world.
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The fidelity Mutual Life Association.
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16 y
1 d.
1881,
llendriukW, Jfbob 1 Apr 1
ami 71 y 11 in 22 d.
llarahbarger Edward . a of Dr.
D. W. ami Pannilla b Mar 9,
S52; il 1-Vl) :), 1ST:!, aired 'Jo
y 10 iii 24 i,
Martin, Sofphfo s of Samuel and
Sarah l Apr 12, 1870; d Jan
2, 1877, aged li y 8 m 20 d. -Snyder,
Gleover C. s ofH. W. and
Jennie E. d Oct 28, 1888,
agt'd 1 y 8 in.
j Snyder, Susan P. d ..f II. W. and
Jennie E. d )ct 31, 1SSS, aired
8 y 'J m 10 d.
Stroup, John s ofC. H. and Amelia
d Mar 20, 1890, aged 1 m 2
d.
Seaman, George d Nov 13, 18(J2,
ag d f3 y 5 d .
In a ease of park kissing, a Spring
field (Mo.) Judge has just decided that
"it is no crime for a man to k'i a lady
if she is willing; that the kissing can
not disturb the peace of anyone, so
lny as ii is conducted in a gentleman
ly manner and with reasonable moder
ation." The young people of Spring
field will look upon t his judge as a
Solomon, and perhaps he is one. They
may kNa In moderation In the parks
before marriage after marriage they
may not kiss at all.
Without making any claims for or
against exercise, an investigator who
has taken the pains to examine into
the nfje at which eminent men die,
found thnt moral philosophers, astron
omers, statesmen uml clergymen of
the hlgheat or more contemplative
class, philanthropists, literary men of
Independent means anil others' whose
lives were not likely to be marked by
any excessive degree f muscular
activity have generally hail the long
est lives.
WICKLESS
SIM LE,
SAFE"
during HOT WEATHER
BLUE FLAME COOK STOVE!
"New Rochester"
r0()KlN(i under these eircumstanoea is a pleasure, The i: bet
y l amp Co. stake their reputation on the stove in question. 1
S aviaenoe oi me rawsiactton enjoyed is testimonials galore and
plicate orders from all parts of the world.
Send for literature, both for the "New Rochester" Cook Stue
the "New Rochester" Lamp.
Ycu will never regret having introduced these gcods into your he
The Rochester Lamp Co.,
38 Park Place and 33 Barclay St., New York.
hold
"Tattooing is very popular among
criminals," said one of the wardens
of the eastern penitentiary. "Prob
ably three-fourths of the convicts
here have ink designs of some sort on
their body or limbs. The characters
are varied and curious anchors,
ships, tombstones, animals, mottoes,
figure! of women, anil even flowers
and buildings are seen. This tattoo
ing is very useful, often, in the Iden
tification of a criminal. "
The advantages of a made-to-order
family tree, says the Philadelphia Sat
urday Evening Post, is that the ances
tors composing it will always bear in
spection, whereas those from real life
are often such as one would not cart
to have one's children associate with.
Confess .1 li.-r Ilrnir.
"Oh, you're always right, of course,'
he exclaimed, sarcastically, "I sup
pose you never In your life said any
thing you reg etted."
"Oh, yes, I have," she replied
sweetly. "Oi n certain momentous
occasion I sa .1 'Yea' to your proposal
of marriage." Chicago l'ost.
AS. O. GROUSE,
ATTOUNKT AT LAW
MXDDMM
All busings entrusted ft
will receive nrompt atten
A BiipSless Beformer,
"It Is sa. tn see this mercenary
spirit, bo fl gmntly manlfeted In poli
tics," said thr earnest citizen.
"Yes," nnsflvered Senator Sorghum.
"I have f.u!:t against it all I could,
but it's oise. I can't jret people to
vote my w,v without payin' 'cm."
Washis t4' Star.
WtieB tha nr Are 'riiiril-il.
"Mr Brklaa, you look crushed and
yet pi isA'd."
"Yrs3n the way out a stout lady
Fat nnne and grumbled because I
woul lt give her more room; before
I got fl a stouter lady got ia and sat
on a i nicago l.ecord-llerald.
J7T -r ii-
Veterinary sUfjceoJ
SELINSCROVE. PA.
All piiifesslonal business e&tnish Itdl
will reei-Ue iiri.ini)t and eareli.l , r '
some
oaietUstSNS,
appose you have said
's you were sorry for."
l, yes," answered Senator Sor-
u. I have occasionally said 'ten
'ars' when five would have brought
Its just as well." Washington
"C. C. C." on Every Tablet
Every tablet of Cascarets Candy
Cathartic bears the famous C. C. C.
Never sold in bulk. Look for it and
accej t no other. Beware of fraud, thing to cultivate, but the brain mus
All druggists, ioc. net be entirely forgotten.
A. recent report suys that three of
the best athletes in Princeton are
to be dropped from their classes be
cause of a failure to pass their ex-.
aminations. Prawn is a desirable
stamped C C C Never sold la baft.
Beware of the dealer who Mat to s
"aomtihine hut m - -
, tw MP fw,
ifni
there is no better lnvoaiiiienl
people of small or larRo means I
tho shares of the Union OonsOII
ed Mining Co., whieh are now
offered at one cent a share, full
non-assessable, und without pen
al liability.
Inteuest Dividends at the ni
10 per cent per annum, payuh
yearly for two years, are ouASil
ed, in addition to tho regulailjt
ed dividends.
We also call "attention to
"Smelteu Shares" oflthe "Knr
Cdblkw," "Boondaby Oamf'
"Qokkn Bkk" companies; now
ing at three cents, with same i
est dividend guarantee.
All shares sold on the installs
plan, or all ash. J
oend for illustrated circa
maps, terms, prices, etc.
tteaal l.esssia ton
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