Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1890-12-31
DEATHS.

Mr.. J. H Busdett. of this city, died early In
the morning of the 25th instant after an illness
of only five days. Early in the day OF the 2Otn
instant he was Frustrated with severe con-
gestive chill and continued to decline after
wards.
The deceased was born and reared in Green
brier county and was sixty-nine years Of age.
More than thirty five years ago. he came to
Augusta and was engaged in merchandising
at Mt Sidney, but did not remain long at that
place. He settled in Staunton, and for many
years successfully conducted Photog raph
Gallery. More recently he has been engaged
in the carriage business. He married Miss
Christian, a sister of Mr.. John Christian OF
Swoope in Augusta county. Mrs Burdett and
three daughters-Mrs. John A. McClung, OF
Greenbrier. Mrs. Charles P. Lambert of this
city, and Miss Lelia-survive him.
The fun eral services were from the residence
on Coalter street on the afternoon OF the Goth.
Rev. John E. Booker officiating. The pals
bearers were James A. Templeton, H. NJ. Nc
Ilhany. W. 81. Weller. John NJ. Daniel. James
A. Armentrout, e. M. Cushing.
Mr.. BurC EFT was Jealous member of the
First Presbyterian church and constant in at
tendance at the services of the church. tnclud-
ing all the social exercises during the week.
in it's young men were called into military
service the deceased was amongst the earliest
to enlist and his name is enrolled on the BAN
ner CT the Stonewall Brigade Band. In the
conflict, and often bearing arms under fire, he
was the intrepid soldier and the noble COM
panion Of generous sensibiities and tender
heart.
Mr. Burdett had host of friends. His kind
and pleasant ways, his cheerfulness, and his
amiablty were most distinctive characteristics.
he always seemed to wish for an opportunity
to do good In his quiet and unpretending man
ner and, in truth, 1t may be said, he literally
fulfilled the Divine teaching in "doingu n to
others as he would have them do unto him.
Mr. Beauregard Kelly. son of the late John
Kelly, who, with his family, was resident OF
this city many years, died suddenly in Cum
berland, Maryland the 2Sth instant. A letter
from his mother. Mrs. X. M. Kelly who resides
in Baltimore, was received hero yesterday
communicating the Intelligence of her sons
death, and that he would be buried here.
When the body arrived it was conveyed to st.
Francis Catholic church and there the funeral
services will take place this morning at o.
clock.
Since the above was in type the Baltimore
american of tt e Goth has been received which
contains the following special from Cumber-
land. Md, dated the 2Sth:-
~. B. Kelly. who lived at z40S Maryland
avenue, Batimore-a travelling salesman for
G. o. Leary Co., of Roanoke, Virginia-died
suddenly here yesterday, shortly after the ar
rival of the Cincinnati express. Mr.. Kelly had
been passenger on the train, and became i'll
en- route from the West, and when it arrived
here he was taken ntO the depot, where he
died before a physician arrived His death
was from heart trouble. His remains were
sent to Baltimore later in the day. He was
thirty years of age and well known on the
road.''
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