The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1888-02-04
OBITUARY.
DEATH or mas. MARY MuRnAY,

DEATH OF MRS. MARY MURRAY,
Mrs. Mary Murray, died at Meseaniesyille, this bis
nd days She was bern %. IL LySsps ESns
daughter OF j. Cole, of England, who was licensed
under John Wesley 10 preach, and married Mt.
Joshua Murray OF Carroll county, Nd, about Dec.
a. ls4i having lived happily together lot n yea S
ever since 1853, seeing them frequently from that
date to her death. Mrs Murray was one OF the
Of the N. p. Church for GO years. 10 know her was
TO fully appreciate her noble worth always kind and
gentle, always ready to meet you with the warmest
welcome and eyer-smiling eountenance She was
one of the most faithful wives. most devoted
mother a warm friend aud very intelligent lady;
tostrate upon the bed e pain and sickness but
nance that you saw in health was also present y
the couch of the sick and never once did she fault
past that had every opportunity 70 read her char
icter, \ more humble, devoted and trusting
her family and ever DESTROYS % make Others share
her happiness and comforts She fully exemplified
in her life that figure q the Bpe waikin h te sn
never had bad thought, lever spoke bad word,
nor never did a bad act. 80
legacy 70 her followers. They should never forget
it. never loose sight Of its Intrinsic merit aad never
P she To- Of v iS gG a h s always
In Che latter part Of her life when on the bed Of
s ss 1SS a s SE nsW o " e s ad P III s0
ing in her Sal i6Gr and she died. Of rather passed
away With every assurance that she woga seceYee
all others see In her life an example worthy their
closest imitation, !. ~ ~
From nc Raraeviae, AHA. RlwtlieaH, jan. e. isss
william L. Mace, of whose serious illness mention
has been made from time TO time in this paper
quietly passed away at ten nine o'clock
last night. Since July he has been alling, and in
DC tober was taken 10 his bed with dropsy. since
which time he endured much suffering until death
relieved him from his pain. William Mace was born
in Carroll county, Nd, in December, 1921. he learn
ed the trade of tanner and at one time was the own
land He lost this business by disastrous re after
a few years ofsucceSaful run, and then he engaged
in the produse business. at Baltimore. where he be-
came known IS IS az exeeen 81 prshe IN no h
In that city In 1868 be came to Barnesvle and ioF
several years engaged extensively in the grain bus
mess and handled imMegse qgannies q Ra,
and engaged in the fruit business with varying sue
cess and 1878 returned to GAINESVILLE in slraghten
ed circumstances, He has since resided here, ana
That he had his faults none viii deny, but who Of
our humanity have not. In his palny days W lillian
Mace stood high in the business world. and it may
HIS long business career that LEFT him poor in his
older years tempted him 10 do things that he other
wise would not have DONE. William Mace was
business traits and though his last years were some
what couded, many friends are willing that charity
shall cover all his short comngs and hope that after
Red. his rst wife diving many years ago From re
last one he separated about ls5s, rs Baltimore He
was high degree Mason. besides being member
Of &c ed lsGKTh and Sad other secret sSsoeT
az two o'clock at the residence Of Mrs Meyer, on
South Chestnut street. and interment in Southern
Cemetery