Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-01-16
DIED..

at the residence of Mr.. d. G. Molcr. near
Moler's Cross Roads. on Saturday. january 81 Ii.
Mrs. MERINDA RONEMOUS. wife of JOHN
Ronemous, aged 6i years.
January 9th, near Falling Waters. Berkeley
Dodd, aged 81 years.
December I'd. near Williamsport. Berkeley
county. THOMAS CRAWFORD. the odd fish
ernan, aged Go years He died of paralysis.
january Sd. near Arden, Berkeley county.
AMELIA HAWK, wife of Martin Hawk. aged
IS years.
9th, 1888, Mrs. ELIZABETH /. NORRIS. in
the I'D year of her age, widow of the late
Richard Morris.
The lady whose demise is announced above.
was truly an s.Israelite in whom there was no
guile. Her heart given to God in early life
was an entire conservation of herself to his
cause and service, which admitted of no de-
parture from 1.-THE straight and narrow path.
Her spirit was ever meek and gentle. and eX-
hibited n christian character which was hut the
reflex OF the Masters whose child she professed
tobc- The Church of her choice and love on
F. Church South) had no causc to complain of
want OF devotion on her part to its rules. rites
and ceremonies, but always found il her faith
full attachment and adhcrancc- The death of
her husband, some years ago. only served to
strengthen her religious faith and developc
those graccs which in the end showed a beau
tiful frllitagc. The close of such life Cthouph
amid much bodily suffering) was in patience
and calm resignation to Gods will. and in low
ous anticipation of blessed Immortality Her
surviving children, n loving daughter and sons
have as their priceless legacy u mothers pure
christian life and character. and such an end rs
makes sure in her case the inspired bcnediction,
blessed are the dead who die in the Lord
At McchnnicStOwn. December 10Th. 1889
GEORGE MILTON, the little son of Mrs Mary
Smith. This bright. interesting boy. who lin
gered but few days on a bed of sickness. with
the lnfiamatory rheumatism Ills little spirit
was set free from his present suffering and saved
from earthly faint and sin. Dear mother,
You have seen precious blossom
Tint you have tended with such care.
Rudely taken from your bosom.
How your aching heart dcspaired.'
But think of your child in the home of the
blest, who will ever be ready to welcome vo;l at
the pearly gates of Hcavcn.Little Georges re-
moval has made q vacant seat and sad hearts
in Mt Hopes school. Their loss has been his
glorious gain J..F. f.
In Kittannin-. Armstrong county. Pa. de-
cember 29th, 1872, DANIEL B. HEINER, ESQ.
a first cousin of the editor of this paper in the
10th year of his age.
From the Kittanning pa Democrat and SEN
tincl.1
DEATH OF DANIEL b. HEINER. Eso.-Few
men have resided in community who have.
lived so generally esteemed and respected as
Daniel B. Heiner. who died at his residence in
this place. on Friday night last. after some
what protracted illness from general debility
Deceased leaves behind him a widow.
four sons and five daughters grown M. He
was the father of Capt Robt- C., of the e s
army, Hon. WIN. G., now of Lcechburr, and
of John II. and ID. B.. ESQ. of this place. His
remains were deposited in the Cemetery on
Sunday afternoon last. followed by n large num-
Der of relatives. friends and acquaintance
May his ashes rest in peace"
from the Kittanning CPa.) Republican,
DANIEL BEoDuEAD HETSER, Eso.-The
death of d. B. Heincr. Esq, who departed this
life at his residence on Grant Avenue on Fri
day evening last, after lingering illness of
some months duration. adds another name to
the list of notable citizens of our community
who have passed away within a few years.
whose career was closely identified with the
earliest periods of our local history and whose
of a generation of men who were the pioneers
of settlement in this vicinity. and whose his
tory has been intimately interviewer with its
growth.
Mr.. Heiner was born in the town of Milford.
Wayne county. Pa. on September24. 1907. and
removed thence with his parents to the town of
Indiana. Pa. whence he removed after short
residence to ChnrlestOwn, in the Shenandoah
Valley Virginia. and remained there during the
war of 1Sl2. during which period his father
done gallant service as Captain of volunteers
in the army of his country's defense and bore
conspicuous place in the battle of Baltimore. in
which he was distinguished for Sallantry in ac-
ton. In 1914 he removed with his father to
hittanning. and has since resided permanently
in this place to the time of his death. period
of more than 40 years. and was widely known
and universally beloved and respected by the
entire community as a citizen without reprOach
"a Christian of the most exemplary type. and
IN every relation of his public and private life 4
man of unblemished reputation.