Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-03-04
OBITUARY NOTICES.

Died in this City, on the oath inst at the residence of
her B. Norris Mrs DoacAs NoRs in the S2S year
the 10th day Of February, 1882 but at the time OF ne5
death was citizen of HarneH County She leaves behind
their loss She had been consistent member Of the Prm-
tive Baptist Church for many years, during w6cn time
she constant evidence Of her consistent Chrls'ah
character. 80
Thou art gone the grave but we will MT dePore thee
Since God was thy ransom, thy guardian thy guide;
He gave thee He took thee, and He will restore tnee
And death has sting, since the Saviour hath died.
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In Greensborough Ala on Sunday the sth inst after
brief illness of pneumonia Col ISAAC Crook, aged 6s
years. Col. Groom was a native of Lenoir County, N C.
In early life after graduating at the University he studied
and practiced law for short PERIOD and was memoer OF
| our State Legislature.
Died. in the Wnder Hospital Richmond, on the 4th Of
January last of typhoid fever, Mr. WILLIAM TERRY Oh
oGn In
life the altar of his country He had been consistent
member of the Methodist Church for six or seven
was kind and aeconate son. and was much beloved Oy
| those who knew him. D. w. 1.
Died, in Surry County, N. c., on the 14th inst, Rev
JOSEPH FuLK in his 65th year. leaving widow and three
sons to mourn his irIeparable loss .;,.,,, md
worthy minister. may be truly said Of Mr.. Fuk None
knew him but to love him. For twenty he had
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too much engaged not 10 listen to the calso humanity
During his whole Sickness not word OF murnur escaped
his lips. few hours before he died be asked Jesus
| was with him.. He replied "yes! . yes q"
While bis loss, rejoice to know that ne mas
from his labors Let me die the death OF the
righteous, and let my last end be like his W A. s.
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Died. in Wake County, N. c.. on the evening of 18th Of
February 1888 RosADELL, only and lovely daughter
DR.. N. and Mary J. Cooley, az i've years. SIX months
and fi:e days Gentle loving and afeconate little Rosa
nsensby attracted and the hearts of all who khe"
her. By her modest and winning ways, the little cnnlan
ions with whom she associated, were enderlv drawn
her by the golden thread of juvenile affection andIegara
Ii sustaining this first and early bereavement her fond pa
rents and relatives feel that it brings burden too heav
to be borne and makes vacancy which can never De NJ
ed, but may submssivelv resign to the will of the Omn
scient, who guides and directs all things Alright in heave
and earth. and may they find sweet consolation IN IN
reflection that their darling is now beatied and cordia
y welcomed into the society of hat celestial throng ther
to await the coming of those whom she has recently LEI
behind and may they all prospect of future and bliss
full reunion strive to meet her where separation By deaf
is forever unknown.
: When innocent little children die,
9 We assured they 60 to rest
, | To dwell beyond the expansive sky,
Where pain, and Sorrow ne er modest.
So, Rosss gone to tune that golden harp,
To don the SNOWY white rote;
, Aud to perform angels part, -
8 In that celestial abode
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