South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-08-03

N tic, was peaceful and triumphant
The courage OF his life never once for
sock BIN in the last trying ordeal. aud
his hrm crap Of The divine promises
disarrned death OF its sting. For him
all was well, AMI his ,hoa.hts in bis las:
moments were turned towards his love
ones, whom be endeayored 10 comfort,
quoting those gracious words OF coaso-
Ia'ion uttered by his Master, 'Fear rot
little Il ,ck; for i: il your Fathers good
pleasure Ia give you tho Kingdom -
Luke y. 81.
10 his stricken wife and frienls and
to his bereavei churches, who have los,
beloved pastor. We tender our deepest
sympathy. - Shepierdstorn Register.
Rev. JAMES a. ARMSTRONG was .
native of tbs place, ard bad many rel
atives and friends in this county who
held him in high esteem and admiration
AT the residence of her. bro berlin
law. William Taylor. Esq Nee hanics~
burg; with whom she had lone mals
her home, on 2S,h Jaly, instant. Miss
SARAH r PARKER, in the sixty.fr,h
year of her age. This estimable lady
was generally we'll kno wn in this COM
munity, having spen; large part of her
life in cur village. In early youth she
became member Of tho Methods, f.
Church, and she died in the comrnun ion
of the NJ. Il. Chur ch, South. n devoted
and exemplary Christian, ondeared to
many watm and attached friends, and
an ex ,onsivo kindred, hy ler amiable
disposition, her exemplary character
and her urtcous, unohtrusivc msn-
ners: ard it can I've justly said o. her
that she was one of the most tcuderly
regarded 10y those who most intimately
knew her.
She was Inferred in Indian Noun.
Cemetery. on Sunday last, after an api
propriato funeral discourse by her Ia s.
tor Rev Wesley Hammond. delivered
at thu Mctholist Episcopal Church
South The very largo ooncourse of
her surviving friends and Appropriateness
ATTIC ndant on the solemn occasion, mar
ircsteh he universal regard and tender
respect for h>r pious memory,
a. FRIEND
On Frilay last a. his homo a Capon
Bridge, Ibis county, Mr.. JoHa W.
lloRN, aged - years Mr.. Horn was o
worthy ani highly esteemed citizen and
great regret is felt at his carly and IN
expected death. which was has,oned, it
is thought, hy blood poison from pick
ing frgcr, some weeks ago, with a
needle Which had been used in opening
the stem OF pipe. The suffering he
endured VAS intense AMI broke down
his general health SO greatly as to bring
on disease with which le had NO
strength 10 battle. IL leaves . wife and
four children.
On Saturday las, IN this place, of
choera-'nfantum. ROBERT BAKER, in
FAINT son of Samuel l., and Fannie
tiournOi, aICt III months
We loved him, oh no tongue can tell
How much we loved him and how well.
God loved him, too, and lie thought bast
To take ouI darling home to rest
AT his residence az Maysville, this
Stale, on the 18TH ultimo, DR.. HENRY
FRANZ, Senior. aged II years.
a: his home in Omaha, Nebraska, on
the l3Lh ullimn, Samuel, BEAN. fOimer.
y Of Grant county, fged AZ sears.
Al iioward's Lie, Sunday morning.
the 2lst ultimo. of Paralysis, Mrs. f.
LIzADETu CONSTABLE. aged ~ years, II
months end = DAYS She had large
circle Of friends and rclL lives who will
regret her death.
On the 23rd ultimo, in Keyser, OF
Consumption, after lingering illness,
Mrs. SAhAH BELL SPENCER, agel SO
wears