Daily Republican., 1890-06-02
Death OF Jacob Chandler.

Owing 10 L foolish and uGiounded bs- |
lie!, ea GRAINED by pprcat ruaay persons,
thai d 'ad body c,nnot De rrtuoy, ii |
until estd iy the roronef, tho IeG,ains
| of ,Iscob Chandler, whose sudden death
| l ear Si'yerDrook last ga usday wa, fully
reported III the REpUnLIcAN, were
! allowed TO !ei,.ain in the road where he
lel ior ovor an hour. When Cotunrr
Haufbls arrived he fouuh that li!los
al been placei under hi, head and he
boly covered With a hcA qui.t, while II
ins1 eat patiently holdin.. an umbrella
| over tse mp part OF TIE bad3 10 tHieli
" RON the burning rays o. the sun, The
GarlLer brought the reinails TO the
mnrfue and summoned luiy. Alef
they were sworn the body was delivered
to on, Il ths sois oi ne de. u ecI, who
cary In the evening removed it to Hs
late home, Ut NJ. Clbi. While the de-.
oetsed was ir town on Saturday riprulng
> h Deposited ovcr $40 in tie De!aware
, Bask. where he hsl au account, pnd his
. jepas 9ok WAS iognd IN his pocket hy
|. hs Coroner.
He also had iiue sold watch on his
peiscu, mud ensil sun Of tnouey, I'll
OF winch VAS civ, n t hs son by Cor 4u-l
= uai;h,c. W hen hs isll ifcm Lis wagoI
/" ', he eat and bruised his lace hadiy on III
- stones, and sithuuGh 10 one eag Lin
. tsii, ii Is evident thai lie fel face fore
gsaa. Mrs. CAard er was aso In towl
10 on Saturday, hut started houc first, an,
was aDzionsly looking Tor her lustsut
~ when the news came .. his suidr,
:, =, death. AS may be expected she wa
II greatly prostra.ed, and was quite III n
of Saturday hight. The deceased ha
,ut!ertd Ter years with All ,il-etiou 4
The heart, Tor which he was attended l.
s. DR.. Swithil Oh sDdler. Alter this ply
81 sic hn dind, he placed bimseif under iii
care ot DR.. Joseph II. Chandler, snd COZ
liuuei until hi. death. An irqueft wa
l.eld yesterday, and The irry rtnderel
1. yerd ct oil death from heart disease.
d Mr.. Chandler wa, one oi the ,levo
It children OF swithln Chandler, uI whUl
r. only two are W iv'ng Ole OF The.
at Is Auran Chandler oil Militown. now /
I'd the s5th year OF his age, n Il the otli
is s Esther Springer, rcllct of Tuomas
or sSfiueer OF Nj. Cuha. Tho late Tho
as j. Chsnd;er, ex-shetiil Samuel [
,c- Chani or and Aiexander aud Gre.
NY Chan Her the two lat er OF tGis cit
II were broJher. of The dccctsad. NJ
nd handler leaves / widow and niue chi
dien, SVEN cons aud two daughAei
u. wees w, Chandler IS the o.des; 40
followed hy Ihiiip T., Henry, George .
4 Kennard, Frank and l.cwts all marr.
bp tANtpl lut Ilbt UhUtI. iie uhusHt'
sas are AIDa, married to Williem Wilst
=. now restiinE Iear South Lebanon, on
ms and Ida, married to George l.. Thatch
iuu IN Penrsy ylvsnia, rear Iorkigu aud t
an line bctween The Two STATES.
lay nAs VIC a lai ins. al,
ior NE; E's ialin eousis ed oil w ac'
and was very billy, enough to disco
age anybody With less energy, but
loUn hsi Que o. the rest titled farms
The county. For iorty years either hs
nd his vile has seldom mi. sed nj eudi
II oi Wilmington market. lie has fiji
ilur- beveIa. important .fiices oil trust and ,
tbe four years Levy Court CommlssiuI
lit Vt aud numerous times he has held lC
heir huudred Offices. He has been q sch
director the greater part OF his life 81
arriving At the age Of manhood. Tho,
C. NO psrussn, he was a conscientious
publican and warm supporter OF
Union.
you His religious convictions led him
,em- the PIesbyte church, and up to
hox. death he was an honored member OF
Itch. Lower Brandywins church. For 8
lhe yesrs past ne had been actively built
d ST.. mission Sunday school at Mt. U
Mr.. Chandler often remarked with
Eresxst pleasure that all his chill
=. =, were In the church. His industry
frugal habits were rewarded with b
some compsteucy to leave to hi, far
The day for the funeral will not b
terminsd upon until word has beer
ceivt d iiom the daughter living ne ar
from Lebanon Ohio. 1t 10 expected, how
. W. thai 1t will take place On Wedns
ID 81. Thur sdAy o. the farthest