Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1880-02-03

JAN. 29rzE, 1850.
The principal amusanaents II thls neighbour
hood for the past mon. liz Lave been foX-hunting
and shooting matches Some good jokes have
been told on the hunters and their hounds. In
one instance, the dogs were pursuing the fox
and came near some men who were loading
saw-logs, and having the wheel of the wagon
off. the hounds stopped the chase and came TO
lick the grease Off the wscsca-s ..eai.
We ha.s heard rom good authority that
Judge j. N. Iuarles will move 10 his father-in-
laws, Mr.. James NJ. Stouts, in New Hope,
Mr.. j. Andrew Firebaugh retnrEe, NON NAN
sas about two weeAg ago. nc VIII spend sew
eral Wcai.s Yitu ms relatives aud many frienes
i'll Augusta, and then re:urn to Kansas.
Having left the Courthouse at any early
hour on Monday, not DESTROYS OF hearing "tae
old, old story riddled oyss ays,in ~ the han
orahe i4iemner from Shenandoah, and being
informed that Mr.. Tucker would not reply,
we did pot hear either speeci;. We hope Mr..
TuckqT'z Eptlar.s convinced tue people that
Mr. k!dd!eaeTger is demagogGe, and is only
seeking office, not having the true interests of
the State at heart. What did he say of Sulli-
van ant the negroe Or is the decd SO bla L,
that he feared TO mention it = ~ hears of Au-
gusla:
I.
very well. The meeting last Sunday evening,
JAM 25th, was led by the President, Mr.. C. Ea-
kle, and interesting remarks were made by
him and several OF the members.
We were sorry to hear e, !..a death of Mr..
Thomas Kennedy oG the night of the 9th OF
Jan ..afy. His funeral was preached from
Round Hill church by Rev. J. FL. Taylor. on
Thursday, to a large congregation. Mr.. Ken
| nplV a highly rpSOect..blp gentleman. and
much beloved by all who knew him, as might
| be sen by the large crowd of his numerous
/ friends who came to witness the last view Of
his mortal body. He leaves q wife cad six
children. who Will feel the !o~s u @ true hus-
band and loving iather. !. E. 7.
| At meeting of the Sunday School of Staun'
ton station, M. E. Church South, held on Sun
day, February lst, $780, the following preamble
and resolutions were unanimously adopted =
| WHEREAS He who seeth not as man seeth
| school by death Mrs. MoLLIE CARROLL, VINO
had long been regular member and for many
years one OF our most punctual, efficient tea"h
ers, aud who, by an unselfs1n"s. gnt, eli,ssan
and faithful nerfcrz.s,u,e o. t.utycin this us il
every otAer department Ct church WORK, nae
won the full confidence and warm aifectloi
of US all whose loss we keenly feel and whose
vacant seat will be sad reminder e 2'lf de
parted sister .,.
EeSotred, that "a mis- afb1ct,o we reco9hin'
the hand of our Heavenly Father, whose We
are, and we unmurnpringly submit knoTins
that ':He is too good to be lGelnd.'
RcsGireGs Ind, That III the death of sister Gar
roll school suffers a loss which it seems TO u
we cannot supply, but we have comfort in tn
assurance that "she rests from her labors ane
her works do follow her.
ResoIued 3rd. That we assure Bro. Carroll o
our sncerest sympathy in his very Sd" pc
reavement: that we VII Iot forget him at III
mercy seat, and we commend him to Him Wit
| suffered for and who is full OF ply AM
love. God is his own Interpreter and he VII
make it plain.