The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1888-02-04
OBITUARY.
DEATH OF MRS. NARY MURRAY,

| DEATH OF MRS. MARY MURRAY,
Mrs. Mary Murray. died at Mephapicsyille, thi:
sad days sSe vas bern q LyoPs X q
daughter OF j. Cole, of England, who was licensed
Joshua Murray. Of Carroll county, Nd. about Dec
a s WilsT WAS pepsony ACQUAINTED with them
ever since 1858, seeing them frequently from that
1 mare t9 On rissns ever met having been member
| of the NJ. P. Church for GO years To know her was
To fully appreciate her noble worth always Kind and
gentle, always ready 10 meet You with the warmest
| welcome and eyer-smiling countenanee. She was
one of the most faithful wives, most devoted
mother, a warm friend and a very intelligent lady
! have seen her in health and afiiction when some
member q her igntly oE sie heTsst Tss s1n I
there was no mnrmur; the same radiant cognie-
nance that you saw in health was also present al
the couch ofthe sick, and never once didshe aqlt-
when duty called. Ihave seen her 80 often w tho
/ Scter, 4 moro humble, devoted and trusting
her family and ever DESTROYS 70 make Others share
her happiness and comforts. She fully exemplifed
Die Of the Living God. / fully believe that she
never had bad thought Lever spoke bad word,
What noble record TO leave behind as glowing
legacy 70 her followers; They should never ioEggL
stop short Of that goal 70 which She was always
tending for which soc was always waiting.
IN hs aster part q hsr he when On n, t ne ped oi
her race was run. her work now done, and she was
only waiting for the summons. She lived fully trust
ing in her savio4F and she died. or rather passed
a Crown Of Glory in Heaven, May her friends and
all others see In her life an example worthy their
closest Imitation. l. n, p.
From nc RarRespile, aha RqRhlicaH, laR. ga isss
william L. Mace of whose serious illness mention
has been made from time TO time in this paper,
quietly passed away at ton minutes past nine o'clock
last night Since July he has been ailing, and in
DC tober 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 Md. in December, 1921. He learn
ed the trade OF tanner and at one time was the own
land He lost this business by disastrous fire after
few years of successful run, and then he engaged
in the produce business. at Baltimore where he be-
came known as an excellent business man, indeed
il has been said of him that he ranked with the best
in that city. In 1868 he came to GAINESVILLE and f0F
several years engaged extensively in the grain bus
corn, barley. eso In 1873 he went back to baltimore
and engaged in the fruit business with varying sue
cess and 1873 returned to GAINESVILLE IN sraghten
ed circumstancest He has since resided here, and
That he had his faults none viii deny, but who Of
Gun humanity have not In his palmy days W lillian
Mac stood high in the business world, and L may
be tat the many severe financial reyerses during
his long business that left him poor In his
older years tempted him to do things that he other
wise would not have done. William Mace was
business traits and though HIS last years some
what clouded many friends willing that charity
shall cover all his short comngs and hope that after
lifes htful fever he sleeps well. He was twice mar
ried, his first wife dying many years ago From the
last one he separated about ISIS, At Baltimore He
was Q high degree Mason, besides being member
q s @ s NH be One1 sess
at two o'clock at the residence OF Mrs Meyer on
South Chestnut street. and interment in Southern
Cemetery.