Ion Smith. W. W. Stover. K. M. Hays Ames L. Keener. R. L. Harne. O. W. Luther. Daniel Stover and W. H. AT* haugh.FOUND DEAD.John Coss. of near Beard’s church, was found dead in bed Sunday morning. He had retired Saturday evening In his usual health only feeling tired from the day's labor, and died about 1:30 o’clock. He was found by his wife who attempted to awaken him. He was born and raised in the immediate vicinity, following the trade of shoemaking for a livllhood. Deceased was f.7 years of age and survived by his wife and one son. Oscar, of Polo, IK.. and daughter, Mrs. E!mer Kessel-ring. of Williamsport: also two brothers. Samuel and George, and two sis-tors. Mrs. Sim' n Swope and Mrs. Daniel Bach tel. of ChewsvilJe. Funeral Wednesday morning at the Cavetown church. Rev. Horner conducting the services. Interment in the graveyard adjoining.Mrs Ellen Lyday.Mrs. Ellen Lyday, widow of Henryto the i point C of the I won con fro v think I so. If ed andgo to Ireason stockhc come tc Stockhlt; sonal U In proo holder” in non place. ^ ty. RetApril