Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1866-06-08

SAD AccIEENT-DEATH or FORMER CIrI-
ZEN OF THIs BoRouGH.-It Becomes our
painful duty to record the death, by accident.
at Monroeville, Indiana, on ihe S0th ult., of
our friend and former townsman Wilson P.
Mower, son of John Mower, Esq. of this
place. We clip the following account of the
accident and the accompanying tribute Of
respect, from the Fl. Wayne Daily Dem
ocFat Of the 31st nit.
The ACCIDENT YEsTERDAY.-H is told us
that Mr.. Mower, who was killed at Monroe
vile, yesterday, was standing on the side
track and freight train backing down struck
some loose cars which BY the eoncusgion
were propelled back struck Mr.. NJ. so as to
knock him over on the track, cutting him
nearly in two The citizens Of Monroeville
held meeting and the following resolution
of coincidence wag passed
MoNRoEyILLE, May 80, 1866.
The citizens and many friends Of W p
Mower assembled at the Town Hall to pay
tribute Of respect to the memory of the
deceased
G. Webster was called to the chair.
On motion of j. G. Morriotte, G. Webster
and E. G. Coverdale was appointed com
mittee to draft resolutions expressive of the
sentiments of the meeting.
The following was submitted and unani-
mously adopted
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty God in
His unsearchable providence to remove from
our midst our much esteemed friend and
neighbor W. p. Mower, therefore be it
Resolred, That in the death of w. p.
Mower, our town has lost valuable citizen J;
we friend and obliging neighbor. A gem
tlemanly and efficient Railway Agent, and
we deeply sympathize with his bereayed wild
ow, who has lost all she held most dear ON
earth. To her the loss is irreparable, the
tie that bound two loving hearts is broken.
ReSotced, That a copy Of the above be
presented to the bereaved family
G.. WEBSTER, Chairman.
The remains of the deceased were brought
home by the family and inferred in the Gem
etery, on Sabbath afternoon last.
How TO AyoID THE CHoLERA.-The New
York Saturday Press gives twenty directions
on this point to its readers. We select the
majority of them:
Endeavor if possible to keep a clean CON
| science, and two or three shirts.
Whenever you have nothing else to do,
take bath.
Rise with the lark, but avoid larks in the
evening
Be above ground in all your dwellings and
above board in all your dealings.
Love your neighbors as yourself, but don
have too many of them in the same house
with you.
Eat when you are hungry, drink when you
are thirsty, and sleep when you are sleepy;
but be careful what you eat, what you drink
and where you sleep.
! Avoid public conyeyances, even if you are
/ driven to the necessity of making use OF your
| legs and walking two or three miles day !
| Avoid long dresses, (this, to the women)
| aud leave the sweeping of the stree IS to the
| city contractors.
| Tell the doctors that whenever they come
within mile of your house, they are well
come to stay there all night"
| Don't get scared before you are hurt-nor
even then.
| Make your will.
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