Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-12-24
DIED.


On thu 10th inst of typhoid fever, IN Chllcohefe,
ora county Illinois after IN illness othree weeks anu
three DAYS, Mr.. JONATHAN LSoNARD, formerly Vi .n!s
county. He leaves WIG anu QUO 0"AN " $500
loss.
n, Tho 11tb INST in the neghborhoed OF Barter
ybrook o. Infammatory Rheumatism after protract,
ed Illness Miss Susan VI. SrASELf' Siuest VI
Mr. Gel. Stakely in the 18th year ot her age. 80.
III deceased was the idol OF her parents, ana great
1v I'D nred by her friends aud associates for her ANITA
bic sposition aud many excellent QUANTITIES er ias'
lh 5 was very severe, but she pore IL WIVn Sle% P
thence and humble resignation TO tue WIN W net -
@sickness aud sorrow, pain and death, are IelS anu
feared no more" Though young, loved, ana pr9nls-
ing God has taken her from this world oil SIN ana Sor
,nw 10 Himself Mysterious are tho ways Vi IroNF
bnt we would receive syil well as good from
tba Sond of the Lord, and remember tnat what we
know not now of His dspensations nc Win I hse
clear and sa tisfactDry To us nereatter' uS ppPss
that her death will not only be Sancuneu 10 1e sly s
ST. osts brc, thers and sisters, but TO the gooa Oh
her vop~@ compan us and friends, and influence them
IN Give t6er tender an ID susceptible hearts 10 Jesus oe
fore they hardened bY lGIy % S v;Do Ground AT
Her remains were intern ea IN iiie put ylns s
patSIahon bnrcb attended BY very large concourse
of relatives and friends who WI long rsii'A'' -
melancholy occasion
/. o. o. +.
At stated meeting Of Staunt9n sS ..
o. F., held at the Odd Fellows Hall, on Ih9rsuy e. g.
yening Dec llth 1856, the Committee aPPoin,eu Io'
that purpose on Sunday, the 9TH inst, TePorieu III
amble and resolutions, which were adOP'e"' III NV
words following. to witt ~; ;,a
Whereas 1t has pleased Almighty COD III MS "iS0
Providence to remove from this Lodge our most 1iSn
ly esteemed and beloved Brother, p. e. ROBERT FOX
TERE1gLp KINNEY, il affords melancholy pleasure
TO bs able to bear our testimony to his high character
in all the relations OF life -. ,.or
In our intercourse with Bro Kinney we nave ever
found him q wise aud safe counsellor, sincere "u"
sympathizing friend and Brother.
As an odd Fellow he has been Jealous ana persete'
inc in the discharge of his official and private DUTIES
in the Lodge; be it therefore 80 .. .,o
Resolved That this Lodge will ever appreciate inc
hgh Character of our Brother, r. Z. Kinney, and nave
heard with deep regret of ms decease.
Resolved That while we mourn the loss OF our de-
parted brother we will ever cherish his memory; -,
Resolved That we cordially sympathlze WIN inc
family of our deceased Brother in their deep acuon
and sorrow. e d.
Resolved That we viii attend the remains OF bro.
Kinney to the grave and inter them with the honors
of the Order. 49, uu
Resolved, That in memory of Bro. Kinney the nan
and the Emblems of the Lodge DE draped IN mourning
and the brethren wear the usual badge for thirty
Resolved, That the Secretary be requested 10 IVr-
ward copy of this preamble and resolutions 10 'he
family of Brother Kinney, and also to the papers vi
the town for publication.
JOHN b. EVANS, 8
DAVID BOOKER,
A. NJ. SIMPSON, 3
GEORGE T.. PRICE, :
r. A. BLEDS0E, g
Teste.-JAs. F. PATTERSON, Sec'y.