The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1881-07-14

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Z On June 18th, 1881, at his home near Buffalo Gap,
Of Infamatory rheumatism, John B. Elliott aged 80
years, months and % days. ta a,..,s
4 In Augusta county, on July 9Th, Mrs. Eliza Curry,
aged At years. !eaa = 90
In Allegheny county, on July 9Th, of typhoid fever,
Michael Kelley, aged years and months.
- On the soth Of June near SALEM Greenbrier co.,
Va. of congestion Of the lungs, Bette 8. Knapp,
wife Of Mr. John NJ. Knapp, aged IS years. months,
and 26 days. .}SSt ,5sf II
I On Friday night last, az the residence of Mr. An
drew Stuart IN Greenbriet county, W. Va, Mrs.
and daughter OF MI. John B, CabelI Aaged about So
years. o7'i VN'i
In Front Royal July I'd, 1851, after lingering Ill
ness Mr.. Rebecca Trout aged IS years, mon tbs
Mathew T B1a Setn
March 2lst, 1916; married January Il 1871, Rev
David Trout; was sister Of Dr.. WIN. Blair, Of Al
gusta county, ana OF Dr.. John Blair, Of Albemarle
county, and was the last survivor Of eleven children
July the 7th, at Edgewood, near staunton, Juliet
Foster, age6 months, 10 days, daughter OF Joseph
Land Juliet +. Asst. 81, ~ tis ,,hei Yga q
y The little darling with the SHOWS OF Deem
Der and seemed snow drop all too pure Cor earth.
Her little life was the joy and light of her home
sae areapy wnsry t nays ner Dean ana
the love Of all who saw her. Now her cherub form
sleeps beneath the soft moon-beams in q flow or
wTeathed grdye; her spirit with God who gave IT,,
forming one more link fn the chain of His love to
draw the hearts of her sorrowing parents nearer to
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n Nearer my6odto thee nearer to thee,
~ Fen though 1t DO a cross that raiseth me-. 4a
Fell asleep in Jesus on Friday morning July LIST,
1881 at her fathers residence Westend of Staunton,
Gertte Belle, 3 Youngest daughter Of Andrew and
five days. 1t Is With deep sorrow that announce
the death OF this child Just two weeks ago she
with US, well, lively and happy, but the call came
to her to Ego up higer her little form lies In
the E ahd her spirit has winged ITS night
our ways but He is too wise to err and too good to
beluhkihd. He has seen fit to take her himself,
and although we shall miss her much we will try
to bow In submission to the will OF God, knowing
that He doeth all things we'll. '"
''To thy home in heaven loved one 60,
eioA mothers heart can tell, 'e ~,
IL And only hers can fully know ~ !
hi How hard to say farewell" fl1 -" 49,
| 3i'' ". t1.,.s.p9. TEACHER
James Brock, the son of G. L. and Mary j. Brock,
departed this life July 4th, after brief Illness.
Death has been here and borne away
A brother from our side r. tG y&H 10
just In the morning Of his day, oil ~
AS young as we he died. IA. II ,tste- ~
Not long ago he filled his place, IS rs -
~ And sat with US to learn, -. t.,..-. s 4 f
pa But he has run his mortal race ~. Up, =,
And never can return i.Il, 4 d ..5al4 e
Fn Dearest Jimmie, thou hast lett ua
But IT Is God that hRs bereft us mss .a
He can ell our sorrows heal. ,s,a aretf Is
| Yet again We hope to, meet thee,l LIZ, l5'Gi5
+ When thy day Of life Is over, slasl .telaI i
r Then in heaven, with Joy to greet thee,i hasa
IN "a Where no farewell tears are shed. isssain.
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