Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-01-03
The WORK OF DEATH.
DIR. Z. II. DAVIS.

The friends and relatives OF the de-
ceased met at the home at $50 and
from there came TO this city. The
funeral was one Of the largest that has
been in this community for a loa
time. as he had a host of friends le
had been in i'll health for abon. TWO
months and during that time he had 70
give up his practice. He was 20 Years
Of age. and is survived by a wife and
nine ohildrsn.
DR.. Davis was one of the best known
residents Of this county rs be las
praeticed in this community for 80
years. The funeral rmo was
preached By Rev. j. w. Rauch. Revs,
Miller and Hofheins, each made short
addresses.
The par. bearers were Messrs Jacob
Myers. @. r. Tice. Jacob Gassman.
Decature Hedges. Coco. Spearow and
Jacob Carney. The floral tributes were
numerous and handsome. The remains
were inferred in Green Hid eemetrv-
MRS. MONAGHAN.
Mrs. Monaghan died at the home Of
John GriTey where she has been liv-
on Friday night at II o'clock Of
dropsy and complication OF diseases
aged 60 years.
She is survived by two children,
one son and one daughter. The fun
eral took place Monday AT 10 O'Clock.
Rev. Entz officiating. Iuterment at
Hedgesyille.
DEATH OF a CHILD.
samuel, the two year old son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Potter Raw, formerly of
this city but now OF shepherdstown.
died at II O'Clock Monday.
He is survived by u brother and
three sisters. The funeral will take
place Wednesday at 10 o'clock st the
house. Interment in sh%epherdstown.
Mr.. Ray is a brother-in-iaw of Mr..
J.. i. Thompson. and is foreman Of
the bed department in the Brooklyn
Brass WORKS III lils CltNs
MRS. MARY TABLFR.
Mrs. Mary Tabler, a native of this
county, died at her nome in Hagers7
town. very suddenly on Tuesday aged
about 60 years. The cause Of death
was heart trouble. She was formerly
lived in this county but moved to
Hagerstown about four years ago.
She is survived BY four children
Edward. of Shepherdstown; Nelson,
of this CITY: Mrs. ]. ". Emmerson of
Falling Waters and Stella who lived
with her mother. The remains were
brought to this city on Wednesday and
taken to the home of Mr.. Miller,
smoketown. The funeral took place
Friday at $50 It the y. B. chulch
Rev. Gruver officiating. Intermenf
in smoketown graveyard.
MRS. M. v. ALBRIGHT.
Mrs. Margaret V. Albright died at
her home on West Virginia venue
Wednesday at seven O'Clock, aged 6S
years. She is survived by a husband
and eight children, five daughters and
three sons. The funeral took place on
Friday January ?. The friends met
at the house at 9 O'Clock and was pro-
ceeded from there to Allentown where
She was buried.
MRS. NANCY E. MILLER.
Word was received in this city Sat
morning announcing the death Of Mrs.
Nancy E. Miller. at midnight, at the
home of the soh-in.law. Mr.. J. B.
Jones. Newark. @.
Mrs. Miller was born in this
county and resided in this city
until a few years ago. when she
went to make her home with her
daughter. Mrs Miller had been sulf-
ering for some time past and had been
critically i'll for the past few weeks.
She was well known throughout this
county and had a host of friends who
will be deeply distressed TO learn Of
her death
She was in the s~ixtv7drst year
Of heg ace and If satviyei by ole
da-&hter. Mrs, J. p Jones. New ak
O.. an6 three sisters, Mrs. J. ,. SmE.l,
q sscaeore, ~ 5. e. 7 aoamn-, Bun
..- Hiil 4al AIrs. Hettie Har y. this
ccpnty.
rho 1en&ins vae h-o hit tc
this city on train 30. S. over TIC 2.
ana o. Sunday incoming and tel en-
to the Reformed Chapel The funesal
services were held ia Christ Re-
formed church Sunday afternoon az
/ 30 O'Clock, conducted By her pastor.
Dir. j. A. Holfheins.
The remains were inferred in the
Tascarora grave yard, beside those Of
her late husband, Mr.. A. C. Miller.
c0uGasAND COLDS ~ CHILoaEs