The Russellville Democrat., 1880-04-08
OUR CENTENARIANs.
People Who Have Outlived Three Score Years and Ten.
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People Who Have outIived Three Score Years and Ten. New York Sun
 Daniel Doublea died at Penfeld, Pa. at 106.
 Mrs. Nancy Bailey, of Gallipolis, O., died at I02.
 Mrs. Ann Collins, of Boyd Co.,, Ky, claims to be 116.
 The last word of John M. Rebholds. of Reading, Pa., aged 101, was "beer."
 Mrs. Zola Whitcomb, of Cohasset, Mass, died just as she was completing 100.
 John Levinson, the oldest man in Monmouth O., J., is hale and healthy at 105.
 The pinety-ninth birthday of Thomas Robens, of Wilton, N. r., has been cele- brated.
 Mrs. Mary N. Brister, of Washington, Pa, will complete century if she lives until June.
 The oldest person in Charlotte, N. G., IS dead at l04. This was Estha Wallace, colored
 Margaret Dotterwich enjoyed 100 years of single blessedness, and then died at Patterson, N. J.
 Eli Reed, of Bridgewater, Pa., is in his ninety-ninth year, and just lost sister who was l09.
 John D. Stout, of Mercer Co.,, N. J., and Judith Ridlon, of Hollis, Me, were each 97 at death.
 After remaining in the ministry over 70 years, Dr. Jacob Ide, of West Med way, Mass, died at 95.
 When Sl Ann McKenna emigrated from Ireland. She died at 105, few days ago, in this city.
 Hugh Ross of North Lebanon, N. H., is cutting wood and doing his own barn work, being hale ct 90.
 Welcome Cole, of Niagara Falls, exhi- bits with pride wooden blow, which he made in 1920. He is 90.
 Mrs. Mary Jane Roselle, of Oswego, N. r., is as straight and symmetrical as a girl, though she is los.
 After being residents of New York over thirty years, Phoebe Davis died at 103, and Caroline Levy at 100.
 Mrs. Fruits and her husband, George, were the oldest couple at Alamo, Ind. He died at 113 and she at 100.
 Smyrna, Del, has its centenarian in Mrs. Ann Dennry, who has passed her one hundred and second birthday.
 Without experience of disease, and ignorant of the taste of nostrums, Mrs. Diza Richardson died in Chicago at 93.
 One of the tkree oldest native born residents of Concord, N. H., died in the person of Mrs. Sophia White, in her ninety-second year.
 "I cast this my last vote for Democ- racy and right" said Michael Ryan, of Fonda, N. Y., at the last town meeting. He is ninety-nlne.
 Lewis Rockwell, of Green, Pa., after living over century, has applied to the courts to compel his sons, who are we'll to-do, to support him.
 In France there are 194 individuals over 100 years old, There are IA wid- ows, 40 widowers, P maids, 10 wives, 8 husbands and bachelors.
 Dancing on her one hundreth birthday was feat by Mrs. Doziah Bloodgood. of Perth, Amboy, NJ. She soon afterward met her death through fall.
 Jane Weaver died at Maidstone England, aged 105. Her husband died ten years ago, aged 100; her fat her was 103 at death, and her grandfather lived to l05.
 Mrs. Mary NJ. Brister, of Washington, Pa., is entering her centennial year. Her father walked from Philadelphia to Cincinnati to visit relative when he was 103.
 
 At leap year ball Gov. Roberts, of Texas, danced in homespun with seven young ladies, and the next day com muted two death sentences. He is nearly 80.
 Although Mrs. Mary Way Lansing burgh, N. Y., had completed century, she executed piece of fine sewing with out the aid of glasses few days before her death. n
 Robert Wallace, of St. Johns, N. B., was l02 when he died. He joined the British army at the time of the Irish rebellion in 1898, and marched to Water- loo in 1915.
 Enoch Coffrin, of Waterbury, Vt., danced an old-fashioned breakdown on his eighty-sixth birthday with agility. A recent feat was to saw cord of wood in nine hours.
 Conrad Hayer was the first male white child born in Waldoboro, Me. He walk ed to village, distant five miles, when he was l03, and was closing his one hun dred and seventh year when he died.
 Mrs. Eleanor McCrae, of Keene, N. H., took husband in 1912, and parted with him three years ago, when he died at 90. She had a fall the other day, which