Pr. J. Holloway Diad Here Last MondaySURGEON OF CONFEDERATE AR-MY AND WELL KNOWN MAN THROUGHOUT GEORGIA IN EARLY LIFE.Pr. J. O. Hollcnvay died ni ihe home of h h son, Mr R, L. Holloway In tills city early Monday moning. It was bin b'.rti Jay and the cltirc of his teventy* fifth year. Dr. Holloway had been In declining health for sometime, though Ills last illness extended only through a few days, his age and feeble condition made it prove fatal.Dr. Holloway was a native of Upson county, and was n frequent via*, Itor to Milledgeville In his early manhood. romlng here with his father who was a member of the legislature from that county for a number of years while Milledgevllle wai the capital of the state.He wuh a graduate of the Atlanta Medical College and practiced medicine In his native county for many rears, finally had to retire from the active w°rk on account of ill health, since which time he has made this county his home; living with his children Mr. R. I* Holloway and Mrs. Geo.w. Harass. i’ \ ' 4 . . r',« SDr. Holloway was a veteran of the I civil war, having setved as surgeon ‘In a company known as the Holloway Gray* that went from his own county. HI* record of ministry and kindness while in the army I* one of en-J dearment to the cause for which he | gave four years of bis professionallife. V ' f 2* «'He was a constant member of the Methodist church from which the funeral service was conducted by Rev. I E. F. Dempsey at 4 o’clock Tuesday afternoon. jHe 1» survived by four children; Mr. R. L. Holloway, of this city, Mr. J. J. Holloway, of Rome, Mr. J. K. Holloway, of Attalla, Ala., and Mrs Geo.