The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-06-08
NEUROLOGICAL RECORD.
These Nho Have Answered Fikal Sum.
mons TO Silent World.
DEATH NO RESpEcTER OF PERSONS.
Mrs. Leslie W. SeyIar, Mrs. Howard Fam,
George W. Dishong, and John c. Car
baugh Among the Number
MRS. LESLIE W. sEYLAR.

lord Leslie w. Seylar of the
Cooper House, died last Saturday
evening, aged - years, month
and 3 days.
Mrs. Seylar was daughter Of
Colonel and Mrs. >. i. Fisher of
Great Cacapon, W. Va, and was
born when her parents resided at
Berkeley Springs.
AS hostess at the Cooper House
Mrs. Seylar was widely known
for her kindly genial manner.
Besides her husband and A.
month old child, aud her father,
she Is survived by three brothers
and seven sisters, namely, j. v.
X. Fisher at COvait. Pa; Ross q
member of the legislature of
Morgan county, w. Va; Oscar at
present in Alaska; Mrs. Ada Hix-
son Brockton, ILL.,; Mrs. William
Lawrence and Mrs. Edward Daw-
son of Keyser, w. Va; Mrs. Mat.
tie Thompson and Mrs. Frank
Rice of Berkeley Springs, W.
Va. Mrs. Nina Shaw of Colum bla,
Ind, and Mrs. Alice Noungblood
of Great Cacapon, w. Va.
The funeral of Mrs. Seylar took
place at 1 o'clock yesterday after
noon and lnterment was made in
Union cemetery.
HANN.
Mrs. Howard Ham died sud
denly at her home one and half
miles south of Saluvla, last Sun
day. Mrs. Ham was a daughter
of Mr.. Geo. Mellott and had only
been married two or three years,
Interment at the Sideling Hill
Christian church on Monday.
She was aged thirty years
and is survived by her husband
GEORGE W. DISHONG.
During the past week another
Ciyd War vesersx has ssen salioo
away. This time it was George
W. Dlshoug, a well known citizen
of Ayr township.
While a chronic sufferer for sey
eral years, Mr.. Dishong has beer
able to mingle among his friends
and on Wednesday of last week
was at the home of one of his
neighbors, Aaron Morgret.
AS he was passing out through
the gate from the yard at Mr.
Morgret' on his return home
he remarked to Mrs. Morgre
who was standing on the porch
"My head teels queer-I canno
see we'll, and began to sink tt
the ground. Mrs. Morgret has
tened to HIM, only to find him un
conscious. DR.. SWartzwelder o.
Needmore was called, but Mr.
Dishong had suffered stroke o
paralysis and was beyond the
help of any human agency. He
died Thursday morning.
Mr.. Dishong was son of Mr.
aud Mrs. Robert DishOng and
was born IN Belfast township
about 60 years ago.
He was a mem ber of an Indiana
regiment and did valiant service
as a soldier N the Civil War. He
was member Of King Post 36S
G.. a. II. of this place and, his re
mains were laid to rest in Union
cemetery on Saturday, a number
of his comrades from this place
attending the funeral. He is sur
vived by his wife, three sons and
a daughter.
JOHN G CARBAUGH.
After a long period Of patient
suffering under an attack OF
Bright's Disease, John G. Car
baugh one of Thompson town,
ships most highly respected citi'
zens. died at his home on Tim Der
Ridge last Saturday morning,
aged 81 years, 10 months and
day.
Mr.. Carbaugh was a consistent
member OF the German Baptist
church and a large number o.
sorrowing friends attended his
funeral on Sunday, services beins
conducted by Rev. j. G. GarlanC
and Rev. John Myers.
! Interment was made In tn