CRAIGHEAD, CONNER, MULDRIDGE, GARDNER, CURRY, HORSEMAN, BEST Miss Eliza CRAIGHEAD, a native of Cecil township, died at Elderidge, Indiana County, last week. Miss CRAIGHEAD was a teacher more than forty years ago, and from her the editor of this paper first learned how to read and spell. John CONNER, Sr., an old and highly esteemed citizen of Cecil, died Friday evening of last week aged 85 years. He leaves two sons and a daughter, John, Samuel and Sarah. On Wednesday morning Wm. MULDRIDGE, while at work in Laurel Hill 1 mine, was instantly killed by a fall of slate. He was a single man and lived with his sister in Rend's Blocks. Had been in this country only a short time, having arrived from England on June 27, and was expecting to send for his mother and sister, who are in the old country when he met his death. At midnight, July 21st, 1892, little Henry, son of John and Harriett LOVE GARDNER, aged 22 months. The parents have the sympathy of a large circle of friends. (A poem written by his aunt, M. F. L. was printed, but not included here) At Brier Hill, on the 5th, inst., infant child of B. CURRY. At. Jumbo, on the 15th, child of Charles HORSEMAN. On the 31st, ult., on Barr street, wife of Mr. Samuel BEST. The remains were taken to Clarion.