The sun., 1891-03-12
Spring
Is here, and nearly every
body needs medicine to
purify the blood. Take
Hoods
SarsapariIIa
OBITUARE

Wor0 nOyAl, u0uD0n. ana hutnV0n noR0Ib.
They wero sons Of Ruthvsn Rogers. who was
one Of the first settlers in the Allegheny valley.
having been . buelsr In the Revolutionary
war. The family came. from Virginia. The
sons were natural musicians and played any
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up g tns SrssEiSs oas St ths cisiI Va: fro%I;
msnss me- Thes siss psrssis.sntIy rsiassd . bay 4
q eH thrss Wns E.d
ing tree In 1861. Reuben is supposed to haye
sb. IF hs many sr; f Fl
the first disastrous one in the history Of pefro.
IL Sss Vss, H. ss ss. % ssos a's; y
hH. never been seen since foSad The n%. s%f
oT v Ssa no won't live
cp Cart Cha E. Hsrsous q the FIFTH h IgrtsntTy;
SSsRs hnh III " is 4d
the Fifteenth Engineers. New York Volunteers.
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sss9 ;is sasS i. in
san 81 fes e.
Peter MeInsrny came from ireland nfty years
myra. Wayne COUNTY: where he aecnmulatsda, I u d.
ier many s sAs sesss and Wiz si
three years ago he shut himself up in hls
h Wh.s asd blue waex
tail coat. no matter what the weather. NOT
b bers Vent @ to his his house. @ % On Tassasy and found
him dead near bis wite's portrait He was 80
al N Il. eI.sns viii 10 ssss gS5ss he
hct sssa FsS';s Ms
d d and q the Eacd Assnns oDers Houss
Mrs. Hsrtz art ;.a was an actress for maRZ yesrs
Gany In cleveland. She was married to Mr:;
time magician. end she appeared with him
n aerial n ieats She sh WIS 80 ysa.s odist the
ass;s! s asss ssis
Niver Of Corning g. g: Mrs. n Susan w%eEthipgg. % e.
HSs Ns1Rs f.fsn nsaofR ssaSy
Esrs Shaw s'sd t ffa ia
%sstsfn Nr, New 5osk since Saturday: az Mrs dS
They They wsrs 70 both born on the farm whore Mrs.
Shaw died. and were married there si1ty-six
| years ago. -
asa sps HP Hasssss s.ss ss srss ss S sss
H. ,,sea edsn & ns hS
took up ssG The . study % and prsotes % d law n pol
tiles previous to 1888 he was a Democrat. but
and soon after was sent to the Leeislatpre tor
several terms. He always took an active In
terest In the success OF the Republican party.
Mrs. Cinderella Watkins Simons, the young
sa %tns snosa
ee m ehs
af ss Sas S.dS.r hs Hs HN;nSd sfsa ;ssa
S$si Il IS So family each one oi whom lived to 5:
Robert McGowan Of Orange died on Monday
Ct HE gsf ~ eS5n In ssS
snd ssts6shsd ;hSs st Ess, o.:nss
es NfE &: Esssa oesasy
{9sursnes 2ss. CSmpary ppaSy and was member OF tho
assen ei and Hartford Rarosd "s Con- GemPsa!
died on Tuesday sgenEg n e. his h9% Eth
" tune was "a .s MADE Si in 6hSrisston. e. where he
s & IN
Bank and In a number OF insurance companies.
The Hon: Charles b q: Potfenstsln; an a; *;
on Tuesday In Turbot, township. In bis slst
year. He was born IN Bsrks couHty. He was
land and county by the Democrats. and in 1860 was
delegate to the Charleston National Demo-
s{as Whei 'hs ssSn
Douglas
Nashaniel F. EergHson died as Rssd,ns: Pa; ;s On
Well up in the mill Iona. He made Ills money! in
a riP 81
settled IN
n1n.tr nh I'D ovvifa nj n
William A: Chspman: an actor. Who retired
lied on s' a farm I near Haddonieid: = n =. died
asss en ii hs 1855
Man About Town" He played the grepedio0T
3D. arrsd ri az tho wdow oshus ss
William NJ. Miller. a leading business man Of
He Was horn in TacEswanns county, but spent
hs q bis early Nw Xos
Cspt- J. B. Cary. aged "a. died Of Portland
Conn. Yesterday. after iingesinE illness For
Captain. Cap % and owned VI large % amount Of ansrry marry
daughter In Brooklyn.
day at 500 Macon street Brooklyn. in, her 84th
year. Previous to her marriage to Charles Y.
Se Pe:
Baptist Church. ' S~
Susan r. yerian. the widow Of Edward O.
whS 1s
She leaves four daughters.
d.sn ss:. ta.t ai EasE .S g. oH :m .s at
baa W.Ss Snt cny nss
FlandreRu. survives her.
Rchsrd hs smith wid;ly sGs tn9Hn n Mss9n!s
10 IN SnS a. @ On III 'n@t DISCO