Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1890-02-12


AAuzY-Dr. Reuben D. Msuzy, OF Oakland
Call died at his home Thursday night, after
10 years of patient suffering. aged - years
He moved from Rush county 10 years ago.
Dr. Mauzy was one of Rush county's old aud
respected citizens. His object in moving to
California was to change climate and improve
bis health. He leaves many friends in Rush
vile and Rush county TO mourn his loss. They
have our wsrmest sympathy RushriHe (Ind)
Graphic, Feb. LIST.
Dr. Nauzy was u devoted Christian man, aud
his inf uence was al ways exerted Tor the best
Interests or the community in which he lived.
Kind nd courteous TO all he was especially SO
to those of his own household. His sons were
his com panions and business partners from
the time they were able to own and care for
anything. His mild disposition has been espe-
cialy exhibited during his long and painful
illness, where his p itient endurance has been a
constant surprise to those about hun. No one
ever heard word of com plant about his suf-
fering. His constant care was for the comfort
of those around him and his constant express
sion was one Of thank fulness for the kind min
istratiOns of those attending him.
Another pioneer of Rush county Is gone. A
loving iather, a devoted husband and faith
full friend has entered upon his eternal rest
Rushuilie (Iiid.) Republican, Feb. 9th.
Last night at his home $50 Eleventh street,
Dr. Reuben D. Mauzv. an old resident of Cali
fornia died of rheumatism OF the heart.
He had been failing for along time, He was
Dr. Mauzy was born in Kentucky, May 8,
1878 but at an early age he moved to Indiana
In 1915 be graduated in medicine at the Ohio
Medical College. Cincinnati, after practicing
four years went to New York and graduated at
the University Of the Uity OF New York. His
has been busy life in the healing art Tor near
ly half century. DR.. Mauzy moved to Oak
la d in 1875 and has been an hOnored citizen
amongst u.s. He was q member OF the Veteran
Tippecanoe Club last year and took an active
part in their meetings. He was married March
rs. 1910, and leaves widow and i've children,
two sons, who are In the East DR.. William P.
Mauzy, Byron Mauzy and Miss Alice Mauzy.-
Oakland (Cal) Enquirer JAM 29th.
L1PscoNB-In Baltimore, Wednesday. the 5th
instant, Rev. Robert M. Lipscomb, the oldest
member of the Baltimore M. E. Conference,
at the advanced age of 81 years.
His vie was Miss Elizabeth Hopkins, the
eldest daughter of Mr. Philip Hopkins, who
was many years since. a merchant OF this
place, and resided and did business in the
Hardy buildings Just across Market street from
snce COMPANY; He was an uncle OF Bishop
| AIpheus +. Wilson of the NJ. E. Church South.
He leaves a widow and four children-two
dsug hters and two sons-one of whom Is Mr.
f. b. Lipscomb, shoe Merchant of this city.
| His widow is sister of Rev. Jacob Hopkins o.
the M e. Church South, of Mrs. Edwin Broun,
| OF Loudoun county, and of Mr.. Gerard T. Hop
kips of ockingham county. The deceased
| mad been faithful minister for many years
He commenced to preach at the early age OF IL
years.
the 3rd instant. of heart-failure, succeed ing
an attack of La Grippe. Mr.. John O. Valen-
tine, in the 18Th year OF his age, leaving q
widow and nine children.
He WAS native of Greenvile In this county,
| and brother of Mr.. Joseph A. Valentine, a com
positor in the Vindicator office. He was a mem
Der of company E. 9th Va. Regiment in the
StonewaIl Brigade. He was aconsistent MEM
| Der of the Methodist church, and was buried on
| Tuesday afternoon, the 4th. by the Independent
| Order OF Mechanics.
| GUIN-At her residence near Deerfeld, Va,
| January 18th, 1890. Mis- Mary Jane Guin. in
| the 18th year OF her age.
Boy ERs-At D. erfieId. Va. January 18th. 1896,
| Mrs. Mary Catherine Boyers wife Of Jason
| Boyprs. aged 81 years.
HoULTz.-At his residence near Deerfie'd. Va.
| February 3rd, 1899. Mr.. Jacob Houltz, in the
62nd year of his ake.
GREENE AT Caperton, W est Va, on Monday.
| Feb 3rd, OF pneumonia, Mr.. Augustus New
port Greene, in his 36th year, deeply Iegret-
ted.
sIEoN;-At tie residence OF Mr.. Chas Fox, In
day, the 9Th day of February, 1890, of influenza,
followed by pneumonia, Miss Josephine
Doe HILL
CAMPBELL.-At Williamsviile, Bath county
| Feb. 4th. ofinfiuenzs. Mr.. Rollin Campbell.