Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-05

dependent Order Of Good Tsmplars of Della
ware, the following resolutions were adopted
Forasmuch as it has pleased Divine Provi-
| dencs TO take from our midst our beloved
Brother, the Rev. George Quigley, and assign
him to the silent tomb; therefore,
Resolved That though our hearts are deeply
panied under this great affection, we desire
| to patiently submit TO the bereavement, and
do ask the support and comfort Of Him, "whose
name ia mercy, and whose nstufe is love-" be-
| lieviug that ale doeth all things well Z"
| Resolved, That the removal of Brother
Qulgley leaves an aching void In cur midst,
tor to him we looked for assistance in our time
of need; guidance Ia our perplexities; power
in our weakness; and encouragement when
battling with our foe. He was a tower OF
strength an inspirer of hope, and valiant
captain leading us to victory.
| Resolved, That we mourn the death of
| Brother Qligley, for he was burning and
shining light OF our Order. His zeal was ar
dent his courage unhinching: his principles
| Interchangeable; his judgment wise; his reason
ing indisputable; and bis oratory attractive
and powerful. We admired his high mental
gifts, and reyered his pure morality aud eIem-
| plsry Righteousness. He was star OF the fret
magnitude In the constellation OF good men
who aid the cause OF Temperance. He was
mighty In the PRONUNCIATION Of its humane,
wise and pious principles He was fearless
| advocate Of total abstinence; and inspired by
the precepts of divine revelation, he battled
valorously for the great and good cause under
our honored motto, "Faitb, Hope aud Charity"
He was q patriotic cit zen, a wise phianthro-
pist, and an exemplary Christian. Like St.
Bar nabas, "he was good man and full of the
Holy Ghost and faith" choosing as light to
his path, those two commandments which
hang al the law and the prophets he loved
HE neighbor, and bis God.
Resolved, That we extend to the bereaved
family of our deceased Brother, sincere feel
ings of coincidence, May they find balm in
Gilead; may the God OF mercy administer
, consolation 10 their sorrowing hearts, and
support them with the holy truth, that for the
righteous ito die is paiu," aud that the hour
Is coming ia the which all that are in the
graves shall hear His voice, aud shall come
forth, they that have done good to the resar-
rection of life." He who spake as man never
spake, has said "Come unto me all ye that are
weary and heavy laden, and | will give you
restn
Resolved, That as q token OF our sorrow
under this bereavement, and q Manifestation
Of our love and reverence for the departed one,
our charter be drRped for six months with the
insignia of mourning
Resolved, That a copy Of these resolutions
be transmitted TO the family OF the deceased.
jams Quirs, JR., j. L. KILLs Re,
JAxss SMITH, II. h. J. NAFF.
At a regular meeting OF Bethel Lodge, No.
20, l. o. of g. t., June 28th, 1866, the follow
ing preamble and resolutions were unanimous
ly adopted.
wHrnrAs, 1t has pleased the Almighty Ruler
of The universe, in the dspensation OF his all
wise and inscrutablo DEGREES, to remove from
our midst, by the hand of death, our beloved
sister, May EMxA JOHNSON, therefore
Rssoivsd That while We deeply mourn the
loss If a respected member OF our Order, one
rho has been Identified with our Lodge since
its org ,piz alton, yet we would how in submis.
sion 10 the will OF Him who has beret' US OF
an honored sister, acknowledging His sover-
sign right to deal with His people according
to His Infinite goodness aud wise purposes
Rssolpsd, That while we deeply sympathl2e
with the oereavei family of our deceased sis-
ter, we would commend them 10 tne care Of
our Heavenly Father, and point them TO that
source from whence nought but goodness and
mercy emsnate, and TO Him who alone can dry
the tears OF the mourner, and administer con-
SO lation 10 th 70 sorrow stricken heart.
Resoiped, That the above preamble and res
olutions be recorded in the minutes, and a
copy of the same be presented to the family of
our deceased sister.
t S s;' s ! : S! s::''' Committee.
At meeting of the l. o OF Good Tom
plsrs hell at Seaford Lodge Room, No. 10, the
preamble and resolutions were
adopted.
WHEsEAs, In the order OF "a IN stsrious prov
ideuce by accidental death, Brother Thomas
G. G. Holmes, a beloved aud honored member
of our order has been removed from our
midst, therefore
Resolpsd, That we, the members of said
Lodge, lament his loss, and especially the sud
den and painful manner of it, accepting the
visitation as a mournfnl, and startling lesson
to be also "ready."
Resolped; That we hereby express our gym
patty with his Reverend bereaved father and
family. and point them to tho Great Chief and
Saviour for comfort
Resoiped, That copy of the Preamble and
Reso ulion5 be published in the Delaware Re-
publican, also that copy be sent to the rela-
tive3 OF the deceased.
3 5: : !. r ' $ss.s: Committee.
h. A. Housros, W. 5.
ia the death OF member OF Charity Lodge, |
No. Is, I. o. ofG. r.
Whereas, II has pleased an All-wiss Provl- |
dence to remove from our midst, by the hand
of death, our worthy and respected sister, Misc
Elis .beth Spe r, we can truly say that 10 her,
our Lodge has lost faithful member aud de-
voted sister; therefore be it
Resolved That we tender our heartfelt sym
pathies To the family of our deceased sister, |
and refer them to Him who has promised to be |
a trus friend in time OF need.
Resolved, That the charter of the Ledge be |
draped in mourning for the space of three
months. |
Resolved, That copy OF this preamble and |
be seut to the family OF the de-
ceased, and also to the Delaware Republican
for publication. E. B. RICE,
R. R. RoTawELL, Com.
b. s. SHusTER
A Card. For more than Eve years go far |
as advertising 10 concerned through the news
papers OF selling cheap boots and shoes, have
been perfectly client, and comparatively out
OF the business, some part Of the time entirely |
out of it, and this is the reason Of my long !
silence now announce TO my country friends |
in particular, as the city trading community |
nearly all know where am, that am again |
in the boot and shoe business, and am pre- |
pared to sell them boots and shoes on the came
principle used to do; namely, good article
for cash at a small profit. To all Of you who |
have lost track OF me, Tor tue last Tour or nVo |
years, | say you will had me at the corner OF
9Th and Market streets, only two squares above
the Fourth Street Market. | say come and
see whether carry out the principle of selling
cheap or not As the different styles of shoes
come in tho market, l Intend to have general
assortment on hand for all to select from who
may give me q call. O. FLANIGss, Sixth aud
Market Streets, Wilmington, Del.
S. Georges n. E. CAuYeh.-A grand excur.
sion will be given to Burlington, aud Bristol,
for the benefit Of the II. e. Church at 81.
Georges, on the steAmboa Whilldin, on Thurs.
day, the l2th inst. The S.. Georges Brass
Band has been employed for the occasion, and
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