Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1883-04-27
Deaths.

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day laat aged "a years. He was formerl,
keeper of the Augusta Fair grounds arc
was well known throughout Che county a.
a travelling merchant. AS age grew OF
him he took a iess active employment arc
filed the place of Waterman at the Yves
leyan Female Institute. He was the faith
er-in-law of City Constable George A
Hutcheson. He was quiet, unobstrnsivt
man who was held in general esteem by
all who knew him. His life was insured
for So. 900 in the Valley Mutual.
Mr. Wm. J. Shumate, formerly wei
known citizen Of Augusta, of enterpr isl
aud considerable wealth, who emigrated
to Fauquier some years ago and locate
near Bealtop. died there On Saturday OF
last week. Two weeks ago he was found
in his field, where he had gone to feed
cattle. Frustrated, and stated he had been
tossed several times by bull. Mr.. Shut
mate Was once the owner Of many fnt
places in this county, one of them being
the old Montgomery Hall'' place now
ned by H. D. Peck. Esq. Tie Warren.
ton "News'' says of his death;
Mr.. WI Shumate died at his home IN.
der very rem a. kable circumstances On Sat.
u'dry last. Ab ut ten days. before he died
be awOke fiom a state of uncorseiOusues
where he was lying on the ground, and
went 10 his house aid stated that the last
he Itmt mheled. before becoming uncon-
scious. WAS walking near bull, ard h.
supp sgd the bull struck him, though he
had no IT collection Of il whatever. He lan
down Oh the bed AID b Cana uncon~ci JUS
second tltnt, and did not return tn RICH
mind again. There were no bruises about
him except the faint resemblance Of ont
OH his side.
The Lewlsburg ''Independent" noticing
the intefment there of the remains OF tn,
late Mrs III. 2. Mauzy, wife of Richard
Mauzy. Ed. OF stauutons says: "Tht
sermon Oh the occasion was preached by
Rev. NJ. j. Lacy, ID. D.. who was assistt d
In Conducting the services ny Rev T. II.
Lacy, ID. d., Rev. E. G. Vasdiver and
Rev. J. w Rose bro. The remains were
followed to the cemetery by the family
and many of the relatives of the deceased
and large ncourse of sympathizipe
treDds.''
Capt. VIM. T. Daugherty, a passenger
conductor on the Shenandoah Valley r it,
road. die'l 10 Charlestown. Jefferson coun
ty, on Monday morning last of inflamma
tory rheumatism.
Death has been frequent visitor of latf
at the home of John A. HerriLg, E~q
near Bsidgewater. 1t has not been more
than six months since Mr.. II daughter
Josephine. favorite pupil at the Angus
ia Female Seminary, died at her homs
On the 18th of this month Miss Sue Wing
field, q daughter of Judge Wingield, died
thpr3 while on visit. and on the follow
ing evening Miss Rebecca Davis, for many
years member of the family, also died
there.
On SATURDAY. last Mrs. Emma Keagy
wife of D. F Ksagy, Esq. g .slier of tn e
Shenandoah county bank, died at her
home in Newmarket after long illness
She was daughter of DR.. Solomon Hen.
KEEL, and a sister of Drs. A. M. and Fl. II.
Henkel of Staunton.
Capt. Arthur w. Smith well known
locomotive engineer, and the first Super
lntendent of the new Water Works of
Stanton, died in Richmond on Wednes.
day morning, of a fever contracted at
Savannah, Ga, where he had been last en-
ployed. He leaves wife and four children.
A telegram received yesterday by his
ed the death, at Fort Valley, Ga, of Ed
WIN M. Brown, son of the late Samuel
B. Brown, in the 3esh year of his age. Mr..
Brown removed from Fishersville to
Georgia only few months ago. He leaves
wife and three little children. he was
an active member of the Fishersville \ :.
M. y. Association