The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-08
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torment ili the family burying ground
Saturday ut 3 p. M
N. Harris.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SRRiTsNIs5i * hs
Mr.. ": III, 1iarria. Of th fNi town, died lied
ynaterrdla.y y, and his remains we're IN
ter to- day III tho Lawrcncnviiie
s ce,n ls ~. M Mr. r, Harris for many
S'c ,Fays'nss eo fsT n.
mon. He had for the last year or. more
!, J, m tlmekeS.per for the Southern
VIII a parass ssoRsS rs was ev yrfh
on his way home from his Office. and
never spoke again.
Mrs. Adcllna Mitchell.
1RviNGToNsH w S1 '''i M Rissn''e Mr.
A !. r.. Mitchell, widow of Gun
Tuesday morning at tho homo OF her
daughter, Mrs, Frank Motley, Sharpy,
Va. Mrs. Mitchell was scvcnty-six
years OF age. She is survived by four
sons and three daughters. 1ntcrment
was Thursday In the family burying
ground at huntsville, Rev. L. r. Combs
conducting tho services.
Joscph Kro,<Iey.
Especial TO Tho Tinss- Dispatch.l
WINCHESTER, VA. Marcl, o.
Josiah Krokley. well-known .ssi.
dent, died at his home In this city 20.
day, aged eighty-two years. Mr.. Itrok-
ley was a native OF Frederick county,
is survived by his widow and one son,
Madison Krokley.
Sterling Il. Wallace.
LAWRENcE viLLE. VA. March o.
Mr.. Sterling Il. Wallace, an old
veteran, who lived near Barrow's Store,
died a few days ago In his eighty
tho homo of his son, S. J.. Wallace,
and interment was made In the Jones
Cemetery.
Charles Tucker.
:, BoYDToN. VA. March 7..-Mr. chas.
tucker. who resided near this place.
Tucker was only sick eight days. He
was for several years engaged In the
mercantile business at Taylor's Ferry.
He leaves widow and seven children.
Luther A. Hamcrslcy.
tSpeciaIto The Times DIspatch.l
ROANOKE. VA. March mir. Luz
ther A. Hamersley. ono OF the best
known citizens OF Roanoke, died to-
thirty-seven ytsirs. He is survived by
ono child. lie was a native of Bedford.
Mrs. SeptImus Hcadlcy.
Especial to The Times Di.pntch.1
1RVlNGTON. VA. March 7.-Mrs.
Septimus Headlcy, OF near Gulick's
Corner. died Sunday night. SO peaceful
was her departure, that she died in
bed with her husband without his
knowledge. Mrs. Headley was in her
seyenty-third year. She was laid to
rest Wednesday at Coan Baptist
Church. Three sons and four daugh-
ters. besides her husband survive.
Mrs. Sarah Clarke.
WINCHESTER. VA, March Mrs.
Sarah Clarke. wife OF the late iona
than Clarke. prominent farmer, died
at her home at Green Springs yes
terday, aged sixty-three years.
John ShuItz.
Especial TO The Times Dispatch.1
LYNCHBURG. VA. March John
Shultz, for twenty years sexton OF
Spring Hill Cemetery. died to-day. He
was a native OF Switzerland, and came
TO America sixty years ago.
Mrs. snllie T.. Burroughs.
Especial to The Times -Dispa,ch.l
ROANOKE, VA, March Mrs.
Sallie L. Burroughs died tonight from
tetanus, aged forty-eight years. She
was a native OF Campbell county.
Colonel Lewis Carpc inter- Dead.
DENVER, COL, March 7.-Colonel
Lewis Cass Carpenter. who represented
South Carolina In congress Just after tho
close OF the Civil war and WAS we'll known
as newspaper man at that time, having
edited papers at Charleston and Column
bla, S. c.. died here last night OF cardiac
dropsy, aged IL years. Colonel Carpenter
served throughout the Civil war AS as