Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1884-07-15
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MITCHELL.-In Augusta county, on July 10Th
of dropsy. Mrs. Sarah N, wife of Joseph T.
Mitchell-aged SO years.
MIsH.-At Middlebrook, July 18th. after six
months Illness of Bright's disease, Geo. q.
Mish aged % years, a son of Mr.. Henry Mfsh
BURGwIN.-Mr. Hill Burgwin, a young man
who made many friends while at Capt. Hoo
ver's School here, at his home In Charlotte
county, Va, Sunday, July 9th. after very
brief illness.
DAvIEs-At her home, Hot Springs, Arkansas
Thursday morning. July Bird, 1884, Mrs. Nellie
Davies, daughter Of Mr.. Jas. E. A. Gibbs, Ra-
phine. Rockbridge county, Va. She leaves a
husband and five small children, one only a
few days old, to mourn their irreparable loss.
HANGER.-At the house OF his brother, near
Middlebrook, July 9th. Augustus t. Hanger,
aged Is years. well known plasterer;
her father, (Mr. David Hedrick, } in Greenbsier
county. w. Va. Mrs. Alice Jeffries, wife of
Mr. Lorenzo Jeffries. aged about 80 years
Staunton, Sarah N, beloved wife of JOSS I.
Mitchell in her 6Srd year.
Mr.. Milton KirtIey, formerly Of Madison CO..
Va, aged 80 years. He was an uncle of Jno.
S. Lipscomb. Esq, and Mrs DR.. r. W. Shell
and sincere member of the Baptist church.
MILEY.-At her home on Kerr's Creek, Rock
bridge, county, July 4th. 1881. OF Inflammation
of the bowels, Mrs. Maria Miley, wife OF MIR.
A. ]. Miley. aged about 40 years.
PETTIGREw.-On Sunday, the 9Th inst. in the
Natural Bridge district ROCK Dr1dge county,
Mr.. Richard Pettigrew, in the 55th year of his
age.
WILsoN.-July End, 1884, at the residence OF
James NJ Lackey, near Fancy K:n Rock
bridge county. Mics Elizabeth WllsozA In the
10Th year of her age.
TIPPETT.-On Friday morning, the lIth inst,
at La Grange, the residence of his grand
mother, Mrs. F. A. Xaupi, several miles West
of Staunton after a brief illness, Perry Tip
pitt, aged years.
The remains were inferred in Thornrosa GEM
etery. The parents of this interesting little
child live in Oxford, Mississippi. The devoted
grandmother is almost heart-broken 81 the
death of this unusually bright and interesting
child, who, too lovely for earth, has been call
ed to heaven.
McCALL-Died in the city of Richmond, on
July 5th, 1884, Abraham L., youngest son of
William P. and Mary Catharine Mccall, of
Rockingham county, aged twenty-one years
and one MONTH after an illness of thirteen
days from typhoid fever.
The death of this interesting and excellent
young man has cast shadow of deep gloom
upon two distant and distinct communities.
One was his associates in the Medical College
of Virginia. where he had passed the regular
winter session, and in his earnest desire to
learn had just concluded the Special Practical
Course, which was conducted In the College.
Another circle was his own loved family and
his associates in the home of his youth, where
SO many now mourn his early DEATH
In both circles he had endeared himself to
all of his associates and acquaintance by the
generosity of his nature and the excellence OF
his principles 1t is a comfort to reflect that in
his fatal sickness he had every comfort which
could be ministered by loving hands, and that
the suffer ings of his last days were sOotbed by
the presence of his venerated parents. j.