South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-09-01
DIED.


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DIED.
At his father residence on Capon River in
this county, on Tuesday. August 22nd, DAVID
CAUDY, Only son of Capt. ravid Pugh, aged
20 years 6 months and 23 DAYS lie was pos
sessed Of high order OF intellect aud rare at
tRinmens for young man Ct his age Coupled
with an amiable md gentle disposition, he was
general !avorite with all who knew him.
This community deeply sympathse with the
family in their great rifliction. o.
In Cumberland Md, on Friday, the o5th
utimo, Of Consumption, Mr.. Charles PxnRy, a.
ged 40 years. lie leaves three grown children
aud many friends 10 mourn his loss
-Of Dropsy,' in Pugitsville, Aug. lGlh Mrs
SIDNEY URGIr, consort of Mr.. WIN. Purrit,
sr., aged II years.
] lie sshject Of this notice, in her way, was n
most excellent woman, one that will not soon be
forgotten, by the inhabitants OF her neishbor.
hood, but will ever be kindly remembered by
them. In her rs kind, and motherly heart
&c could be found any where The sick for miles
acound, were always remembered by her, and
oTessed with her kindly visits and salutary min
the Panacen for A.! diseases poor suffering hu-
map,y is heir to. The good and the bad, the
rich and the poor, alike when sick, or in dis
tress enjoyed her moiherly counsel and gracious
behe:actons. hen boy, and if sick, to have
''Anut Sidney" rs she was generally called,
lay her hand my bead, and stroke down my
hair, aud say, "poOr fellow, how he suffers, but
will soon be we'll again, and have admin ster
ed some of her simple remedies, rrescrib by
herself, would have been worth more 20 me- than
all the drug medication that could have been
administered. This is no halluciuaton OF boy
hood for am now City years OLD, and have
been separated from her, only seeing her occa-
sion"lly, for the hast thirty years aud yet feel
the same to-day, f,lt then Next u my own
xAsar mother, long since gunc to rest, the doceas
cd mother was the nenre=t to me of all the NO
thets in the homeland of my youth, u nd when
visited again, one dear face will be missing,
that always had n charm on it to draw me
thitlrerwar1.
Her home the place where the iliictei ard
tue distress'd always found comfort aud sympa.
thy. Her home was ever open to the Ministers
of the Gospel, Of all denominations, where they
found a hearty welcome, a good dinner or
comfortable nights lodging. Indeed, the needy
was never, with her co nsent, turned from her
door, unprovided for, if it was in her power to
provide for them.
She was good wife, Kind mother, and
mu Oh esteemed neigLbor and friend Her name
was tho synonym Of Ill that is mo,hcrly and
kjrd, and she will ever have n green, pleasant
place, in the memory Of those who knew her
- l. 10 h,r 20, J. l. 4
10 fI, if ever it ia Gllc1 at all Tier death was
sudden and unexpected She leaves an aged,
stricken husband, and number Of children
cost and west, 10 mourn her loss. Nay she rest
in peace, aud may we all be permitted TO nee,
hcr beyond the dark river Of death, on the
''cver green shore" in the homeland Of the
saints, where the angels dwell in uninterrupted
felicity and where death and parting, md tears
: nre known no more. ANGUS.
Z On The morning Of The l5,h Of July last, Of
paralysis ut Levels Cross Roads in this county,
nj the residence Of Nr. James u. Barr, Miss So
RAD G. Moons, second daughter Of SIR John
Moore, aged 20 years months md days.
We moura for ono tbt, has gone before.
The closing grave wiihbolIs her from our view,
That vacant chair, chat dcsoate hearth,
Tell us how Hceting Oh things arc Of earth
yet tho we mourn, we j., not mourn rs they
+ Who have no hope 10 meet in That great day,
. when round ,hc throne the rausomel soul.
shall rise,
Rcicmpion's song in strains Of endless praise --
/ For now safe landed on 'hai happy shore,
Her suHerings md trials MI arc DER,
Tina. weary form Is swrcuy laid to rest.
Tint head rcclints upon n Saviour breast
An nigel train hcr happy spirit bears
s crown Of love she now in glory wears.
s svviours praise ir now her swcc, employ.
She rests, she rcsts in everlasting Joy.
Then who wonld wish her here on earth again.
10 struggle IN through caro- and grief md pain.
/ TIE bat les fought, h, conquest she his Won.
Tic Journey Ger The weary race is run
Alb no Tho we with sorrow must dcplorc,
That her loved form on earth well see no more,
We viii not wish Der back bot strive 70 rise
+ And III to heaven our sad and tear dimcd eyes,
Cheerful our pilgrimage on earth well go,
And learn our Saviour blessed viii 20 know
90 BIN well cast our care. to him we'll turn,
lIc vine away all tears he comforts all who
mourn. r.
81 The Hampshire GIcbc. Of Cancer, on the
2'fl o. August 1870, Nr ArAv WolouD, 81.
%, an advanced age The deceased heretofore