Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1885-04-01

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TAYLoR.-In StaunLon, Nsroh 2sth 1855
Mrs. Jane f. Taylor. widow of the late E n
months.
ANDERsoN.-Of pneumonia, at the Augusta Fe-
male ., m uary, Wednesday night, March Is.
at IL O'Clock. Mary Porterfieid Anderson,
youngest anghter of John X and Matte A
Anderson. Her remains were taken to Lex
tngiOn, Va for interInent
BAILEY On tn 18th of March, Mrs. Sarah
Bailey. wife of VIM H. Bailey, ESQ.,, living
about five miles from 5taunton. died of paral-
ysis, aged So years, two months and two day s.
The de ceased was most estimable lady. and
her loss Will be severely felt by the members
OF her family and all who knew her.
SHRFCKHISE AT Broadway Rockingham CO ,
Monday, Ma CHI 23i. Jacob Shreckhise aged
81 years. He was buried at Messy Creek, on
Wednesday 25tn, Rev. Patterson Fletcher of
WILsoN.-Near Belts Valley, Rock bridge CO..
on the Little Calf Pasture River, Mrs. Mary
E Wilson, wife OF VIM. Wilson, on the 18th
day OF March, 1885. She was born on the It'll
of July, 1910
WILsoN.-Departed this life, on the 18th OF
Marcn, att o'clock. p NJ, at the residence Of
her husband. VIM. Wilson, ESQ, near Ball 9
Valley. Rockbridge county, Va. Mrs. Mary
Wilson, 10 the 18th year IF her age, after a
four years of great suffering-all which she
bore with great christian resignation.
MYERS = AT her home n ear 70. ington Tuesday
night, March 9Th, SS5. Mrs. Julia Myers, in
the 80th year of her age
NEwL.N.-At the residence of her father Mr.
Augustus A. Shumate in Monterey, HIghiand
county, on Friday night, the Goth OF March.
Mrs. Fannie Newlan. aged so ears and IL
months. She was consistent member OF
the Presbyterian church. and of the /. o. G. T.
by whom she was buried Rev. Mr. Mark wood
CO.. ductlDg the exercises.
tt DALE.-Near stanton, on FIR day March
20.h, 1885 Franklin Hanger son of Matthew
M. and NJ ry Tisdale. aged l year, months
q days.
Mid Inc pastures green OF the blessed isles,
Where never is heat or cold,
Where the light of II e is the shepherds smile
Are the lambs of the Upper Fuld.''
Where the lilies blossom in fadeless spring
And ever a heartgrows old.
Where the glad new sonE is th- song they sing,
Are the lambs OF the Upper Fold.''
There re tiny mounds where tue hopes OF
earth.
Were laid meath the tear wet mold,
But the IL hit that paled at the stricken hearth
Was JOY TO the Upper Fold"
'Oh. the white stone beneath new name now,
That never on earth was told,
And the ten 'er shepherd doth guard with care
The lambs of the Upper Fold"
DoRMAN-At Ovilla, Ellis county. Texas. on
the 18th OF March. after a short Illness, Miss
Eiiz beth Bell Dorruan. aged Is years
Seldom does such an announc ment bring a
keaner pang than To those no hid the privi-
lege of knowing the subje t of this sketch. Fer
winning graces OF person and character, and
her brgn' aud rare intellect. won the deepest
affection from her family and ,elatives. and the
siuce regard nd admiration of who e com
muniiy. The fond hopes built upon her early
promise as a true ornament of her sex, have
vani. he'd: bnt he memory of her excsllencs
will ever finger as joy aud a consolation to
tn Sc WIN IN lite have loved her well A
letter com municating the sad intelligence to a
relative here, says that "she protesstd religion
last August aud TO the time of her d. ath had
set bright example to ALI her youthful com
panions. She universal favOrite with
the whole sch,ol, aud her ntei ieci usl superior
ity over all vas unoues ioued A large
course of AL tn best penpein this CO ',suunity,
attended her funsrnl and it WAS said that
cry b dy, youuz and porr. rich and poor. loved
lizzie She WAS beautiful in life and beautiful
in ueaIn perfec' iy rational To the last nome t.
md dying with closed eyes and beautiful
smile upon her lips "
She was the daughter of Capt. VIM. B. Dnr-
man his wife Margaret, daughter of Hon.
Jno McCne decd. of the Long Meadows. OF this
county
One who loved her much pens this poor trib.
ute To her worth.