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INSGRIPTIOr S.
A Cotuvtion Made J com alllht Ilary
iruj Ground in Snyder Gninty
tor Ute MddUburqh iW."
Pexx Township.
Row's Uxios Cemeteky.
Ub 'inKiT, IWi.j., J S t 22, 1S79;
ajiitl y 10 in Zl l.
U iiiuriT, Klli-n M., wof'(J. A., d
Nov 18, 1890, aged 22 y 1 1 d
m 22 d.
Wagner, lteliecca, d Jau G, 1882,
aged 70 y 11 in 2 d.
Wuner, Win., s of II. (J. ami K., d
J uni 18, 1881, ngttl 2m lSd.
W'jiHT. infant s of V. and M. A.,
ngwl 8 d.
Wagner, Michael, l June 12, 1775;
(1 Apr 2t), 1 S5".
Wagner, Khabeth, b Dec 1, 176S;
d IW4, 1817.
Wajr-er. .In... I. Mar 20, 183.;
d May 11, 18G3.
Wiigiu r, Howard 11., s of E. and
II., d Muv ", 1877, aged 1 y
2 in.
Warner, Amelia, dan of Jno. and
Marv, 1 .Jul v la, 18f8, aged
ol y '. in 10 d.
Wagner, Jno. I) Mar 20, 180(5; d
Ajtr 2:'., 1808, aged 03 y 1 m
3 d.
Wagner, David s of Win. and M.
aged 1 in 0 d.
Wagner, Ira S. s of J. V. and
Susan d Aug 1, 188.", agwl 'J
m 20 d.
Wagner, (Jen. II. s of Klizabetli and
II. d Oet 28, 1887, aged 23 y
3 in 27 d.
Wagner, Herbert J. s of S. and.S.
d Mar. 1, 1SS7, aged 1 in 2 Id.
Walborn, Sarah w of Henry d Mar
1, 1883, aged 13 y Urn 11 d.
Wetel, Henry d Jan 5, 18U7, ged
07 y 1 in 18d.
Wetzel, Kmina (5. d of Geo. and
Mary d Jai: 2, 18',) 1, aged 0
in 11 d.
Wetzel, Henry d June 13, 1879,
aeed 80 y 3 in 7 d.
Wetzel, E. d Dec 22, 1884, aged
81 y 8 m 7 d.
Wise, Allen d Mar 19, 1S92, aged
35 y 3 in 10 d.
WiscV Mantle M. d of X. Allen ami
M. J. d Dee 21, 1891, aged 1
y 8 in S d.
Wise, Ellen C. d Oct 12, 1SS",
aged 1 7 y 0 in 3 d.
Wilson, Frank A. s of Chas. and A.
I.d Aug 1, 1893, aged 9m4d.
Wuodling, Eli-i b Jan IS, 1820; d
Eel lf, lsii.".
Woodrutt, John d July 30, 1853,
aged 80 y 0 d.
"Woodnitl, Elijah d Oet 1"., 1884,
asred 70 y 10 m 8 d.
Woodruil, ElizaUth w of Elijah d
Feb 27, 1881, aged 78 v f in
1 d.
Woodruil, Abigail d of Elij. and
Eliz. d (Jet 27, 1855, aged 7
y 5 in 0 d.
Woodruff, Elizabeth d of Elij. and
Eliz. d Nov 10, 1855, aged
10 in 5 d.
Woodruff, Henry d Dee 23, 189G,
aged 50 y 3 in 2 d.
W( oilniil, Infant d of J. I. and
Anna M. d Nov 18, IS'.M,
aged 2 d.
"Young, Win. (I July 20, lS87,aged
22 y 2 in 20 d.
There are many graves that have
in. hiad -.tones I could not take
Spring Twp.
j.r .... . i.J ,y J. II. Kncij.
Maxiiki k's Ce.mktkuv,
Iwated 2 mi. X. W. of Adams
burg. Arl)ogast, (Jeorge d Jan 22, 1878,
aged 07 y 10 m 28 d.
JJiuwn, I Jessie A. d of J), ami M.
J. d Aug 3, S88, aged 3 y 4
-m 13 d.
JJilger, Li Hie S. E. d ol R. F. and
H. S. d Sept 23, 18S0,aged
07 y 8 in 13 d.
JJilger, Ida O. X-dofW. I. and
E. d Mar 3, 1890, aged 10 y
7 m 28 d.
Uilger, Elizabeth w of V. I. d Apr
2G, 1882, aged 43 y 10 m 5 d.
Mn, Catharine w of John d Sent
13, 187G, aged G7 y 1 m 28 d.
"Grose, John d Jau 5, 18S0, aged
79 y 8 m 21 d.
Jio?, Chas. E. of W. H. and M.
E. d Sept 27, 1 880, aged 2y
Cm '2 Id.
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(i
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I y 5 m
1-;
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II
, llenrv D. x . Z. 8 of
U. siul L. dOci 15, 1882,
19 y 11 m 19 d.
i rv, Infant d of J. and 11.
I Julv 6, 1887.
Kline, Alfred E. 8 of J. W. and II.
d .Mar 18, 1890, aged 25 y 2
m 23 d.
Kline, Joseph W. d Jan 29, 1888,
ujjed 55 y 4 ni 4 d.
Lloyd, Lilla N. d of C. and E. d
Nov 25, 1873, aged 3 v 10 m
20 (I.
Lloyd. Carrie M. w of J. II. d Dec
10, 18U0, aged 21 y 4 m 28 d.
Miller, Mary S. w of II. M. d June
25, 1880, aged 45 v 10 m 23
d.
Maubeck, Cluny E. s of P. L. and
L. K. d Mar 12, 1888, aged
18 y G in 9 d.
Manlieck, Henry d Sept 24, 1895,
aged 80 y 7 ni 17 d.
Manbeek, Mary w of Henry d May
4, 1892, aged 70 y 9 m 24 d.
Manlieck, Wni. d Aug 3, 1883,
aged 50 y 11 in 28 d.
M'liibcck, Sadie 15. d of D. II. and
M. C. d May 21, 1872, aged
1 y 10 in 3 d.
Manbeek, Ella J. d of 1'. L. and L.
K. d Jan 27, 1872, aged G ni
7d.
Manbeek, Joanna E. d of l L. and
L. J. d Xov 24, 1802, aged 2
y 11 in 15 d.
Manlieck, Ira I. s of 1'. L. and 11.
d Aug 15, 1S77, aged 3 y 10
in 2 1 d.
Manbeek, Anna M. W of Leon d
June 20, 1850, aged 84 y 1 m
22 d.
Manlieck, Amos W. s of II. and M.
d July 11, 1802, agwl 10 y 9
m 11 d.
Manlieck, Daniel d Feb 13, 1S52,
aged 35 y 8 in 2 d.
Manbeek, Louisa J. w of P. L. d
Nov 11, 1802, aged 24 y 7 m
24 d.
Manlieck, Lucy K. w rf P. L. d
F-b 24, 1872, aged 28 y 5 m
I'Jd.
Manbeek, Lewis d ()ct-ll, 1893,
aged 50 y 1 ni 20 d.
Miller, Hannah d Sept 22, 1861,
aged GO y 9 ni 3 d.
Manbeek, Mollie w of A. d Apr
1901, aged 2Gy 3 in 2 d.
Ocker, Alice V. d of W. and C. d
Mav 29, 1803, aged 9 y 2 m
G d.
Ocker, Win. d June 1, 1879, aged
53 y 9 in 3 d.
Iiiegd, d of 15. and C. d Mar 24,
185", aged 1 ni 0 d.
Kothrock, Carrie A. d of A. and L.
d Mar 1, 1870, aged 7 m20d.
Ueninger, Sophia w of D. d-JuIv
24. 1873, aged GO y 1 m 20 d.
Kiegel, son of 15. and C. d Aug 27,
1801.
liiegel, Philip s of 15. and C. d Dee
31, 1801, aged 3 y G m 22 d.
Swanger, Emeline d of L. and L. d
Mar
7, 1870, aged 19 y 11 in
Swanger, Elizabeth w of D. d Feb
28, 1881, aged 79 y 3 in 2 Id.
Swanger, Daniel d July I!, 1885,
agetl 8.j y 1
in
!1 d.
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iv' n,wl at 9in .1
i ... ... ,.favv. ..yj j III XJ l, I
Snook, Dui'v A.
u ui i. ami (l
.1 . n T i n ,
Apr
10.
11, 185!), aged 10 y 1 ni
Sln elllur, Win. I j, s ot P. and M. d
Oct 23, 1802, aged Gy Id.
Sclimidt, Eva w of P. d July 5,
1S02, aged 71 y 9 in 13 d.
Smith, Philip d Mar 2G, 1S04,
aged SO y 23 d.
Smith, Aaron s of 1'. and S. d Feb
8, 1851, aged GyGm 27 d.
W cader, Ca. per h of W. and C. d
May 8, 1871, aged Id.
WeaJer, Edwin 8 of W. and C. d
Mar 21, 1870. '
V ?ader, Mary E. d of W. and C.
E. d Feb 1, 1871, aged 11 m
5 d.
Weller, Folly d Oet 1000.
AlUMSIlUKG Cemetkry (old)
Aurand, Catharine w ofS. d Mar
27,lSG8,aged82yl0m20d.
Auraud, Samuel d Mar 12, 18G1,
aged 74 y 10 m 12 d.
Adams, John d Apr 13, 1859, aeed
50 y 5 m 23 d.
Aigler, Christian d Mar 27, 1817,
aged 58 y 4 m 3 d.
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: y 7
L A
113, agei
Ai ler, Jonim aged 59 y 2 in 22 l-
Ai. ier," i ' d 8ept24, 1842, aged
24 y 11 m.
m as. a w
Auraud. twin duii a ol 1 and li d
Jan 1805.
Auraod, Liu-y
d May 11, 1836,
aged 12 y 1 ui 26 d.
Auraud, L. A. d of S. and C d Dec
13, 1840, aged 4y 9 m 23 d.
Brechbill, Susannah w of J. d Aug
5, 1876, aged 57 y 10 ni lOd.
IJachman. Christina w of 8. 8. dJ
Mar G, 1880, aged 60 y 11 m
27 d. ma i.i
Bobb, Jacob d Xv 28, 1881, aged
72 y 1 m 23 d.
Bachman, II. I. 8 of 3. S. and C. d
Dee 25, 1875, ageJ 31 y 7 ni
5d.
Bach man, John I. B. 8 of J. P. and
M. d Nov 3, 1872, aged 7 y 2
m2Gd.
Bickel, Win. O. s of J. and A. d
Aug 14, 18G5, aged 10 m 23
d.
Reaver, Ada E. w of N. A. d Dee
23, 1880, aged 37 y 9 m 12d.
lieaver, Eliza J. d of II. E. and M.
A. d Aug 15, 18G2 aged 3 y
7 m 1 d.
I5eaver, Oliver J. a of II. E. and M.
A. d Aug 13, 1862, aged 4 y
S in.
Ilcnfer Wni. 8 of I. and L. d Apr
3, 1850, aged 9 y 3 ra 2 d.
Bingaman, Endora E. d of P. S
and E. II. d Feb 23, 1891,
aged 3 y 11 in 26d.)
Bartner, Jacob d Sept 30, 1819,
aged 45 y 5 m 13 d,
Bratton, Chas. A. s of W. M. and
S. C. .1 June 8, 1875, aged 4
in 1 tl.
Benfer, infant 8 of M. and A. d
July 4, 1881
Beck, Raymond s ot G. E. and M.
E. aged 1 y 10 in 6 d.
Confer, Isaac 1825.
Det, Anna M. w of S. d Sept 30,
1831, aged 30 y 5 rn 20 d.
Dreese, Ephraim d July 6, 1S7G,
aged 3 1 y 5 d.
Dreese, Catherine w of J. d Feb 9,
1881, aged 71 y 9 m 16 d
Dreese, Jacob d Feb 5, 1890, aged
S8yllml2d. ,
Dreese, Mary d Nov 3, 1893, aged
78 y 3 in 28 d,
Dreese, Milton s of R. and M. d
Sept 8, 1875, aged 21 y 8 ni
7d.
Dreese, Aniuion F. s of R. and M,
d Apr 6, 1872, aged 1 y 15 d.
Dreese, Catharine S. d of A. and S.
d Juneji29, 1863, aged 4 y 9
ni 28 d.
Dreese, Susannah w of A. d July
24, 1803, aged 47 y 1 ni 8 d.
Dreese, Henry d Nov 27, 1S03,
aged 52 y 2 m 23 d.
Dreese, Matilda w of R. d July 27,
1809, aged 37 y 9 ni 26 d.
Dreese, Abraham d Aug 5, 18G8,
agetl 54 y 5 m 21 d.
Dreese, Lucy M. d of R. and M. R.
d Apr 15, 1859, aged 2 y 10
m 9 d. .
Dreese, Catharine wof J. d Sept 7,
18G3, aged 74 y 9 m 1 d.
Dreese, Jacob d Oct 1, 1854, aged
07 y 9 m 16 d.
Dreese, Maria w of I. d Feb 28,
1818, aged 21 y 11 m lSd.
Dreese, (Jeo. d May 10, 1849, aged
GO yCmfi d.
Dreese, Irwin s of J. and C. d Apr
Ot 1 or l n r i i
' 1001
-1,1 oou, ugeu o y o ni i u.
'Dkwp, Calvin s of A. and II. d
k '
se. vaivin 8 ol A. ami II. ri
1 TW 11 1R7 o o-f wl J n tA A
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May 15, 1814, aged 4S
V 4
Dreese,-
in 21 d
-w of K-ter d Anf 'ii.
iow, ugeu 'ii y ni O u.
Dreese, John d Aug 1823. !"
Dreese, Jacob d July 1823, aeed
38 y.
Dreese, 1 of I and M. d Mar 28,
1821, aged 9 y 10 m 4 d.
Dreese, Foster s of W. II. aiid E. d
Mar 9, 1S77, nged 2 y 1 m.
Dreese, George s of P. d Dec 3,
1827, aged 22 y 2 m ljS d.
Engel, Ludwig d Apr 12j 1850,
aged 34 y 7 m 14 d. j
Ekler, Reuben d Sept 20, 182G,
aged 4 y 7 in 20 d.
Etzler, Isabella 1842. j
telker, Annie 11. d of J. A. nnd'E.
V. d Aug 25, 188G, aged 9 m
2G d.
Fryberger, Sarah M. d of, II. A.
. 1 l!fl(l 1 1 11 I 1 i
a . . '
and Ii. d June 22, 1887. aged
y y y m z a.
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Cathartic be sure you get khem.
Genuine tablets stamped C. C. C.
Never sold in bulk. A substifiiW
always a cheat and a fraud. BeWarel
aii druggists, ioc.
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Humorist Very good joke! But
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some one of the comic papers! Der
Dorfbarbier.
If.lll iil-r ........
He Xow don't you bother to help
me on with my coat.
She It'a no bother. It's a pleas
ure. Town Topics.
Riatbt.
"I trust in Providence," says a
Georgia philosopher, "but I work
while I trust." Atlanta Constitu
tion. All the Hort Heaaoa.
She Let's sit out the next one.
He Why, I thought you were fond
of dancing.
She I am. Detroit Free Press.
Mark Twain's
Cousin,
G'. C. Clemens, of Topeka,
Kan., the no
ted constitu
tional lawyer,
who bears so
striking a re
semblance to
Mark Twain,
( Samuel B.
Clemens) that
he is frequent
ly taken for the
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Teraonal experience and obser
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Dr. Miles' Nervine contains true merit,
and is excellent for what it is recom
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"IIow is it that the weather proph
ets are so often wrong about the
weather?"
"Well, they can't be alwaya
committal." Puck.
non-
A Chance to Do Hefter.
Julius Would you like to live your
life over again?
Edgar No; but I'd like to spend
over again all the money I've spent.
Chicago Record-Herald.
'War llehlnd the Times.
Mrs. Gnu She's awfully bad form!
Mrs. Dorcus Dreadful. She once
hrnn it nr.
1 p 1 n li v wirti av ivli.n a
Inttrnrliwl
- " ' J ...... uv . ! 1. 1. 1 . o U
mothers' meeting'. Town
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muster
BrsffMls.
(knuhw atiwpil CCC Never told In balk.
SWBtl Ifcttkakr who tries to kJI
, "teiatfJiina lust at jood."
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be rich enoiifrh to own a yacht?"
"I shouldn't be Biirprim-d."
"When we ea,n afford it, you will
buy me a yacht, won't you?"
"Certainly."
"Well, Charley, dear, I know you
re a business man, and I know you
want me to be a business woman. If
you will give me a new hat and a new
gown and a new coat now, I won't
ay a word about the yacht. Isn't
that a lovely discount for cash?"
Washington Star.
la Slleatla Salos.
She saw a note to her husband, ,
it was In a woman's handwriting. . "I,
Did she open ItT No; not she, - '
Although It looked a Inviting-.
Did she worry atom ItT O, not
For one won't, whll another on willj
You tee, ah knew whom It was from
It was her dressmaker's bill.
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