Deaths as reported in a Unionville newspaper. Date of issue death reported and locale when known is listed on top line with death information following. Burns Schoolhouse, 19 Feb 1885 Thos. THORN died on Wednesday of last week with lung fever. On Monday night of last week, the family of High LUMSFORD retired as usual, and on waking the following morning, one of their children, an infant was found dead. Cause unknown. The remains were interred into the graveyard near the Burns School house Friday last. Hartford, 19 Feb 1885 Mrs. Joe JOHNSON died on the 12, leaving a husband and four children to mourn her. Burns School House, 19 Feb 1885 An infant child of Peter LUNTZFORD'S died on the 9th. A child of Jno. M. SCOBEE'S died on the 4th. Jackson Twp., 19 Feb 1885 Levi HURFORD and old and well-known citizen of West Liberty, died at his home near that place on Jan. 31st of Pleuro Pnuemonia fever after a weeks illness. He leaves a family to mourn his loss. He was well known far and near, and arrived at the good old age of 80 years, to which few hardly approach. Local, 19 Feb 1885 Darius BAUGH, one of the oldest settlers in Putnam County, died at his residence in Elm township, on Sunday last aged about 77 years. Mrs. Mary MONROE, mother of E.N. Monroe of this city died at her home in Elm township, on Wednesday of last week.