The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-21
H. IF. COPELAND DEAD.
We'll Known Citisen of Montgomery

| WEI REVIVE StNH8Gm OI MVml8OAA41ES Passea Away.
 Henderson Franklin Copeland, well-
 known citizen of Montgomery, died at his residence, 221 Catoma Street. at 6:S0 o'clock yesterday morning after brief | illness.
 He complained of feeling in poor health about five weeks ago and his condition gradually grew worse until | he was confined to his bed two weeks I thereafter. Last Sunday night his rel- atfves became aware that his condition was most critical and no hopes were I held out for his recovery. He had complication of typhoid fever and orr ganic troubles.
 The news of the death of Mir. Cope land was a severe shock to his wide cir- cie of friends. who had known him but a short time ago as strong. robust man.
 Mir. Copeland had lived in Montgom- cry fourteen years and during this pe- riod he had been continually engaged in the livery stable business. He was re- spected and esteemed by those who knew him.
 He was A years old, was born in Waynesboro, Tenn., and came to Mont gomery from the place of his nativity. He is survived by his wife. three little sons, his father, R. H. Copeland. and five brothers of waynesboro. His fath- CT has been here for several days
 The funeral will take place at 8 o'clock this afternoon from the resi- dence. 221 catoma Street. Rev. c. A. Stakely. D. D., pastor of the First Bap- tist Church, will officiate. The follow ing gentlemen will serve as pail bear CTS: M. c. Scott, E. c. Andrew, Jesse Adams. W. R. Waller, McD. Cain. Abe Behr. Lewis wright and Lloyd Hussey.
 Death of pr. A. T. Pearsail.
 The following from an owego. N. r., paper will be read with interest, as Dr. Pearsall lived here number of years:
 Died. at owego. N. r., Friday, Nov IT. 1905, of diabetes. Dr. Andrew Thus tin Pearsall, aged 57 years. He is sur vfved by one daughter. Mrs. w. ]. Me- Namara of Pueblo. Colo, who. with her children. has cared for him during his illness. He was the son of Thomas and Martha fThustin) Pearsall and was born in Florence. Ala. April 22, 1899, and came with his parents to Nichols, N. r.. when four years old. He att tended Dr. Reeds preparatory school at Geneva. N. r., and was for one year a student in Hobart College. in that vil- lage. He was graduated in October, 1881. from the College of Physicians and Surgeons in New York. He at once
 
 ate army as assistant surgeon, which position he filled six months and then became brigade surgeon under General William C. F. Breckinridge until the close of tho war. During the war he was assistant surgeon in the Wfnder Hospital at Richmond. Va, and in the Fairground Hospital In Atlanta, Ga. as we'll as in active service in the field. During the ten years from 1868 to 1878, he practiced his profession in Montgomery Ala. Then he came North and passed the time until he came to Owego in 1880, in Smithboro. For the past quarter of century, Dr. Pearsall was one of the best known physicians and surgeons In this section: during the past few years failing health and
 infirmities had prevented his carrying on a more extended practice than he could do without answering night calls and long drives. For twenty-one years he had occupied the office fin the front
 of the John L. Taylor building, I'll Front Street, and his cheerful smile
 was a long pleasant sight to his neigh bors and acquaintanees as they passed | and saw him sitting at the corner win dow. and while lie has been missed for comparatively few days the blank will be more noticeable, now that he will no longer greet his friends. He
 was held in high esteem by the entire community as we'll as by his colleagues.
 The funeral will be held at St. Paufs Church, Monday at 10 a. nl., the rector, Rev. J. H. Kidder. officiating. Inter- ment at Hooper Valley"