Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1892-03-23
DEATHS.

STAFFORD.-Tn this city, Friday, the 18th in
| slant, of pneumonia, Mi. John b. Stafford,
| aged "a years.
| SUPINGER.-In Woodstock, Shenandoah Co..
| Monday night, March 18th, of consumption,
| Mr., VIM. b. SupiGger-e eldest son of Mr.. Peter
Supinger of that place-aged ~ years, five
months, and one day, leaving a young widow
and an infant child.
BECK.-Near Deerfeld March 18TH Maggie A.,
wife of A. ID. s. Beck.
SAUNDERS.-In Mt. Crawford, Rockingham
county, Of consumption MIR. V. L. Saunders,
Proprietor of the Valley House, ageu A
years, 6months and DAYS. He was a mem
Der of the NJ. E. Church South. He lcrt a
widow ana two little daughters, three broth
erS and four sisters to mourn their loss.
KILLIAN-In WaynesbOro', Monday, March
18th, at 1890 p NJ, Mrs. Philip Killian, in the
6lst year OF her age. Her remains were buried
at Bethlehem Church on Sunday, March 18th,
Rev. l.. A. Fox, ID. D., of Roanoke College,
conducting the services.
HUTCHESON.-At Rockbridge Baths, sudden
ly, Tuesday night, March 18th, Mr.. Robert S.
HutcheSOn, aged Is years. He was highly
esteemed city and had served as Deputy
Sheriff of Rockbridge county for number of
years.
EFFING Erin Lexington, Va, Wednesday
morning, the 10Th inst, of pneumonia, Mrs.
Jennie Rivers Effinger, wife of Mr.. Chas. H.
Ef1nger, and half-sister OF Rev. J. J. Lafrerty,
DID,, leaving husband and six children.
HUMPHRIES.-In Richpatch, Allegheny Co.,
March 18th, Ruthie HUMPHREYS, aged 81 years
and months. She had been Methodist for
AZ years. and when dying said she was pre-
pared and was going to home of rest.
BRUFFY.-On Tuesday night, March Ii, 1892,
at $50 O'Clock, at her home near Hollywood.
Monroe county, w. Va, Mrs. Bruffy relict of
the late Rev. q. W. Brufy, aged rs wears.
PITZER.-On Monday, March 14th 1892, near
| Johnson's Cross Roads, Monroe county. W.
Va, of consumption, Mrs. Matte PitZer wife
of Cary Pitzer, aged about 81 years
CRAUN.--At Mt. Crawford, Rockingham coun-
ty at p. NJ, Friday, March 18th Mrs Emma
j. Craun, wife of Mr. j. f. Craun, of the firm
of Craun Bros, merchant millers of that
place, leaving an infant two weeks old.
sOUTHARDs.-Near this city, Sunday, March
20th Mrs. Charles Southards, nee Argen-
bright, aged % years. The funeral was from
| the residence Monday, Rev. Mr.. Cox, of the
Baptist church officiating.
| LESLIE.-Near Buffalo Gap, Saturday. March
| 18th, Mrs. Mary Leslie, relict of Mr.. James
Leslie, at the advanced aged of IS years. The
funeral was at Hebron Church on Monday.
Rev. j. e. Booker officiating.
| TEABO.-Sadie May, beloved daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. J. W. Teabo, fell asleep in Jesus
| March 10Th, 1892 after a painful Illness at the
| age OF years and months. Dark and des-
olate is the home that this sad affiietion has
fallen upon. The little chair is empty. The
| bright smiling face will welcome us no more
| at the door. The lisping, prattling, tongue
| is hushed forever, here below. But look up,
dear parents, thro your tears; you have a
treasure in heaven. Not lost but gone before y
She is watching and waiting to welcome you
home Little sadie was lovely child, a IA
| vorite in the home; in the Sunday school, and
| everywhere Sne was known. May the LORD
| comfort and console the sadly bereaved par
| ents is the prayer of a FRIEND.
| BLACKWELL.-Mrs. Fannie p. Blackwell, OF
| Roanoke, wife OF T. c. Blackwell, and the
| youngest daughter of James NJ. Peace, OF
| StauntOn, died at her fathers house on Feb
27th, 1892, after a short, but severe illness, at
the early age of n years, months and Il
| days. She was a favorite in her fathers
| household, was dutiful daughter, an affec-
| tiOnate sister, a devoted wife, and kind and
| loving mother. Her memory will be cherish
| ed by all who knew her, for her sweet and
| gentle disposition, and her many noble and
| shining virtues. She bore her last and fatal
| illness with a heroiSm seldom witnessed. So
| dea tn comes and tears from US those who
| are tendereSt and dearest here, but through
| our tears we look beyond this gloomy vale
| and hope to meet where parting is known no
| more. SISTER EVELYN.
| BLACK WELL.-JameS Halves, infant son and
| only child of 7. c. and Mrs. Fannie p. Black
| WELL of Roanoke, died at the house of his
| grandfather, James NJ. Peace, March II, 1892
| at the early age of one year, three months
and SIX days He was conSecrated to God by
| holy baptism and now has gone to be with
| him forever. Death has plucked the young
| and tender bud here only that it may bios
| som in heaven. He is little angelspirit-a
| star ABOVE to beckon those on earth heaven
| ward. AUNT EVELYN