Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-11-25
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sHARRER.-On the 18th inst, JoHx WESLEY, son Of
George and Elizabeth Sharrer Of Snake Spring Township,
aged years months and 26 days,
WILSON, ChaneysYille, Nov. 5th AFFORD, young
Of Hugh Wilson, ESQ, aged year, Months, and
days.
PIPER.-At Piper's Run, this County September 22d
1854 Of bilious diarrhea, FLORENCE REBEoCA; eldest
child Of Abraham ~ and T. Jennie Piper aged one year.
II months and % days.
Truly she was the JOY and pet Of the household She
is lost, but safe eternally in heaven.
@Weep not for her! She is an angel now,
And treads the sapphire floors Of paradise;
All darkness wiped from her refugent brow,
Sin, sorrow, suffering banisned from her eyes;
Victorious over death, to her appear
The Nista'd joys Of heavens eternal years:
Weep not for her."
sNYDER-In the Hospital at Winchester, Va. Oct
22d A. D., 1864, JONATHAN SSYDEE, Orderly Sergeant
Of Company D. l3Sth Regiment p v. aged 81 years,
months and days
The deceased fell nortnlIy wounded at Bell Grove near
Cedar Run Fa Wednesday, October l9th during the
rebel flank attack upon Gen. Sheridans forces the
morning Of that day amidst much intense suffering from
his fatal wound he carried for miles to the by
his comrades and there placed in ambulance and
yeyed Winchester where he fingered until the morning
of the 22d and then passed into eternity falling asleep
fondy hope IN the Lord Jesus the only Saviour ot
sinners According to Tequs made by him short time
prior to receiving his mortal wound his body dsin
tered AZ Winchester and brought by relative member
of the company and regiment to his paternal hns
in Monroe township this county, and there again COM
mtted the earth By the epulehl rites Of the church
Of which he member On Monday afternoon, Nov.
h his mortal remains consigned the silent grave
amidst much weeping there sanber amidst the moui
derng ashes Of his ancestry He served in the ranks Of
conntrys brave defenders for upwards OF years
and finally fell victim to this most unnatural and
usfable rebellion. He not only brave and faith
soldier, also very successful teacher, estimable
citizen, generous friend kind and aeetionate brother
and worthy member ol TAG eeyman Reformed Church.
cRAIN.-DAylD CRArz' aged 20 years and months a
member OF Go. +, l5sth Regiment, p Y, killed It
Cedar Greek, tho 18th 8f October 1854 ho c in the
charge ot the eHemy made the morning Of that day
Ills death was instantaneous. without struggle OF a
groan he passed into eternity. After the cpac Of The
aud The Of te army to their 7s position, the
body this dear youth recovered an& esuliy
TERED by bis comrades His less deeply felt and
sas generally aniigt. that pebler yaaibaEa tguer
dier did survive Ia IN the regiment - which he wa
attached. He has been IN the service we years, bat
theag ex sed . a Tie temptations incident to such
life he free from al the vices into which many
oar soldiers readily fa and attentFs TIE pgivate
dGiirs Of rsligien, although he hea never aads public
profession sf aiia a widowed mother moarns the early
deaa Of ondy ioyel, aeetionate and dutifu soa,
and sisters beeayed q honorable exemplary and
kind need he sympathy and support Of Him who stick
9th close .flan broflEg.