Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1880-05-18
DEATHS.
Obituaries are charged for at dduerttsf,sg rutes
Nottiess Of Geoths plsb Eished grGtasstosss.v.

HEYBNER-Near Hightown. Highland county,
on the 9Th inst, Miss Emma Hevener, daugh-
ter of Mr.. Joseph Hevener, in the 18th year of
her age.
Saturday sth, at the resi-
dence of her father. on Shenandoah River, in
Rockingham county, Miss Mollie Harnster-
ger, daughter of Thos. K. Harnsberger, Esq,
aged "a years.
HARPER.-Mrs. Phebe Harper. wife of the late
Leonard Harper, of Pendleton county, West
Va, died at her home on the North Fork
Sunday, May eth in the 85th year of her age
having been born September 8, 1875. She was
the mother of a large family of children, a.
mong whom, now living, are Mrs. John and
James Trimbe of Monterey, Highland coun-
ty. and was woman of many noble qualities
of heart. u IN
Mayor q the 10Th insy., at her residence in
wife of Mr.. Stephen L: Mayo, and daughter OF
Samuel Craig. ESQ.,. of Albemarle county, Va,
in her 18th year: Deceased was a consistent
member of the Second Presbyterian church of
this city and died triumphant death. sac
leaves husband aEd tArae little Children
Ter hssa VS. preached he Ct the house
and her remains buried in Thornrose Gene
terry.
BRUNK.--Near Broadway, Rockingham coun.
aged IS years, 3 months, and "a days. He was
member of the Mennonite church. He was
the surviving member of his fathers family;
was married to Barbara Funk at the age of %
with whom he lived 40 years, and who died
in 1858 in the 61st year Of her age. gctn lived
TO see their family E, a;sssn CHILDREN raised.
in the State ofyirginia and threein the West
His descendants number l56-l25 living, 10 of
whom are children, As grandchildren and CO
great-grand- children: u
tribute of Respect.
At q meeting of the Staunton City School
Board, held May 18th, 1885, the following reso-
Whereas, we, members of the School Board
of the City OF Staunton. in meeting assem- tled,
having heard OF the removal, by death, from
ms%Ssr y seERas ST. fh ere 5s9w
ResoIlea ISL That whilst We bow subm1ssively
to the wise; though a4tiicting, ProYidenees d
Almighty God, we do but utter. we believe. the
common sentiment OF the community around
us, when We express our sincere sorrow at this
sad d1spensati0n, and from our hearts deplore
the sore bereavement to his family, and what
we recognize as loss alike to us and the city
at large.
Resolved 2ad. That whilst it may be for other;
terests entrusted tc him. and the duties deyoly
ing Ipon h.ta in athef relations OF life, Of hii
genial, warm hearted disposition, his tincom-
mon o geane3roslty Of heart kindliness of man
tendereSt ties OF private life, It is our preroga.
1--WE, as MS colleagues, after his long service,
upon inns Board. to bear testimony to Ia.
promptness and willingness of hsa satiOh. tC
the safety and conservatism on h;S eoI,nse - :,
his unselnsh deyGtiou and constant subordina
tion 2 pnlvass Interests to public good, and il
ed IN the arnr"ss nnodtions which are blend
titled him to be called "a good citizen ami %,
honest man.. "''" vi
Reso.ved srd. That these resolutions be pre-
the same be fnrEiSh to the farniiv ofthee Ivy ~
ceased. to whom also. id their addiction. W,
and. so--Noiou'e
Resolved 4th, That as further EXPRESSION .
our respect for the deceased, We will attend hi
funeral in body, "''oa" ni
Adjoprnsa. J, w. TODD. Pres,t
ho. a HAMILTON, Sec'y, % '