DEATH OF MR. BUCKSHEARPassed Away Af^efei an Extended fll ness at his Honle in This CityFuneral Will Occur TomorrowMorning at Eleven O’clock.It Is with regret that the com-FLI3 USlad*. ‘munlty learns of the death, last(par ' lt;nightBlackshear, at his home on EastJackson Street.. .He has been ill for some months with rheumatism, which gradually developed into com-t ' • . 4plications causing Ms death.5;05,0Mil• iMr. Blackshear was bom Febru-IoffiUn% J .•ry eighth, 1867, and has made thiscity his home always. ^ He was the* • . •son of Col. and Mrs. J. J. Black-' . . . ♦shear, his mother being M1m Winsbefore her1 marriage. This marriage!Hounited two of the most prominent. voc* ..... |and oldest families in this section jtiof the State. He'is survived by twofbaisisters, Mrs. P. N. Harley, of. Way-croee, and Miss Bessiih ‘JJackshear,• I J • — * - m • . . • I ,• -* -'■•hi -/• *1.f tWe.u- s./.Mr. Blackshear'‘married Miss Satvie Bet Mitchell arm from that unV*Jon a soni Master Joe Blackshear, survives.' The * sympathy of thewhole town gltes out tcwife, son and relatives.* * rfThe funeral will occur tomorrowBina mre cpecunithenrnlng at eleven o'clock from his; stoJacksonT. Mays will officiate. The follow-. i %ing gentlemen have been asked to act ss as pall-hearers: F. H. Smith, T. Titus, H. T. Mash, Jr., H. J. Macln- jtur tyre, W. H. Hammond. M. Bracey, ;Qatoinhaiadt