Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1894-07-25
DEATHS.

GREAVER.-At his residence in West End,
Saturday night, July 2lst suddenly, of heart
disease, Mr.. Jacob A. Greayer, aged 81 years
Whilst undressing to get into bed, he was
stricken down and died almost instantly He
was plasterer by trade. He leaves widow
and eight children, the eldest about l3years of
age. r.
at the residence at p. M, Monday, and the
burial at Chinquepin Chapel 2 miles west Of
Staunton. The Sunday school class to which
Mr.. Greaver belonged in the Methodist church
sent q handsome f1oraldeSign as testimonial
of their regard for him, and all of the pail
bearers were members of that claSS-MeSSrS.
N. r. Proctor, H. ii. Rowe, r. b. Barr, ]. c.
Langford, Frank Grim and A. M. Cupp.
LICKLITER--At his fathers residence near
Churchvlle. Thursday afternoon, July 10Th,
of typhoid fever, Mr.. Frank Lickliter, son of
Mr.. BENJAMIN Lickliter, aged Is years.
Three members of the family are ill with the
same disease.
FOSTER.-At her residence on North New
street, Thursday night, July 18th, suddenly
of heart-diseaSe, Mrs Matte Foster, wife of
Mr.. Watson Foster, decd. and mother of
Mr.. Clarence Foster, an employe at the C. &
o. depot.
STUART-At his residence near Buttermilk
Spring. a few miles west of this city, Thurs
day July 18th, of cancer, Mr.. Henry Stuart,
son Of the late archibald a STUART, and nep 1;
As years. He served with gallantry during
the war in the Staunton Artillery
On Friday at IL a. M, the funeral services,
by Rev. ". j. E. Cox, were held at the resi-
dence. A detachment of the West Augusta
Guard consisting of Captain Holt, Lieutenant
Braxton and Privates Menefee. J. Foster, A.
Burke Byers, Horn, Lambeth, Berry and Curry
attended the funeral in uniform and fired a
volley over the grave.
FAUVER-At her home near Arbor Hill,
Monday, July 18th, of paralysis, Mrs. Mar
garet Fauver, wife of Mr.. Geo. W. Fauver,
former Superintendent of the County Aims
house. in the 5Sth year of her age.
She was a daughter of John Harper, decd.
She is survived by her husband, two brothers
VIM and John Harper-and two sisters
Mrs VIM. Freed and Mrs. Owens McCune.
CLEMMER-At Fairfield. Va, Sunday July
18th, Mr.. VIM. l.. Clemmer, aged about sixty
years.
During the war he was member of the End
Rockbridge Artillery and received a wound
| from which he always suffered afterwards.
| MIN ES.-At Brownsburg, Va. Saturday morn
| ing, July 14th, Mr.. S. j. Mines, aged about
| Seventy-tWo- years.
| He leaves a wife and several children II,
was buried near Newport. Rev. ]. M. Shreck
| hise off1ciated at his funeral. He was a mem
| her of the United Brethren church.
WITHROW.-At his home near Fluman, Rock
bridge county, July nth, Mr.. Saml Withrow
aged eighty six years, six months and nine
| teen days.
He was good citizen and was member O
place Wednesday from the family residence
and he was buried in Bethesda cemetery. Sci
vices by Rev. +. L. McCue.
lIRVINE.-At her home near Selma, Alleghan
county, at a. H., Thursday, July 18th. c
I asthma and pneumonia, Miss Sue Irvine
aged s. years.
| MCINTOSH.-At her home in West End, FIR
day night, July 20th Miss Annie L. Mcintosh
daughter of Mr.. J. r. Mcintosh, aged
years.
The funeral was from the NJ. E. Churc
South at O'Clock Sunday, Rev. J. H. Boyd, I
D., performing the services. xsszssA