» 1DEATH OF MR. BUCKSHEARPassed Away Af^ete an Extended fll ness at his Houle in This CityFuneral Will Occur TomorrowMorning at Eleven O’clock.It Is with regret that the com-I8t. ‘munity learns of the death, las:nightBiackshear, at his home on EastJackson Street.. .He has been ill for some months with rheumatism, which gradually developed into com-t r • . 4plications causing Ms death.5e• • iMr. Blackshear was bom Febru-' S •ary eighth, 1867, and has made thiscity his home always. ^ He was the\ lt;. . •son of Col. and Mrs. J. J. Black-' • • •* s s ♦shear, his mother being MIm Wins before her1 marriage. This marriage jlunited two of the mest prominent. t| ..... |ant oldest families in this section |tof the State. He'la aurvired by two ?I■letera, Mra. P. N. Harley, of. Way-croee, and Mias Bessii, BJackshear,. , . *»’ , ■* lt;**»..'*- * • .— * 4 — , • 4 • ..■ I ^' * 1 . '''Mr. Blackshear married Bdissla Bet Mitchell and from that unJon a soni Master Joe Blackshear,survives.' The * sympathy of thewhole town glfes out tcwife, son and relatives.jtThe funeral will occur tomorrowiorning at eleven o'clock from his ;iil1home on Jackson street and Rev. Ju T. Mays will officiate. The follow-. i %ing gentlemen have been asked to act as (us pall-hearera: F. H. Smith, T. Titus, H. T. Mash, Jr., H. J. Macln- jltvro. W. H. Hammond. M. Bracev.I