Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-10-07
OBITUARY NOTICES.

Died, on the 24h of August 1863, Mt her fathers resi-.
aeDce in Stokes county, of consumption SEREPTA daugh
rer hs Of n x
ptis Church about six years and died in the triumph
Of faith The Church has lost consistent member and
many friends are ieft to bemoum her loss. Con-.
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Died, at his fathers residence in Columbia Randolph
county, N c. after painful ettack Of typhoid feyer e. C.
SwsrEoRD in the Path Of his age lie has left many
relatives and large circle Of friends their loss
blooming youth be has been snatched away by the
hand of death. In the midst Of life To be but in
DEATH [CoM.
Died on tae l4th August last, in Alabama, where he
was temporarily residing in the service Of the Confedeacy
Mr.. WILLIAM McCLAIN, Of Egypt, Chatham county, n e.
Mr. hcCain was IN excellent miner and aurgist,
and nf emnent service 10 developing the resources
Of the Deep River Valley 1t by bis energy tha. the
Egypt shaft was opened and most valuable coal reached at
distance from the outerop The Confederacy has lost
u Fniuable clt'zep. H=-.'. '-s- CoM.
EEEx1EE LAss1rER son Of John and lydia Lassiter x,s
born in Randolph county, N c., October the 5th 1888
aud fell victim to death in the battle at Gettysburg Pa
o ts1 thread
has been and young snd promising has passed
AWAY Ezekiel had sought the Pearl of Great Price, and
vas truly pous His trials aud battles are ali over
aud his rest He has left behind seconate WIFE
little children, father mother SIX sisters two broth.
and many other friends TO their sud loss He
hal many warm friends both at home and in CAMP in
whose memories be is not dead but byeth We are de-
priyed Of his pleasant company, and in deep grief We
mourn his untimely death:-..1 * =.
- Yet, again, der brother, we hope to meet thee
When the day Of life Is fed
:+Et Then in Heaven with joy to greet thee,
<ic5-e.l Where NO farewell tears are shed. MArr1R
Died. in hospital at Wilmington. n c., on the so,h July,
1885, of painful disease contracted while bearing tie
hardships of soldier Private MsLvIs G. ScARBonouaH Of
company +" q. 3Ist reg't. N. C. troops .
Private Scarborough was sn excellent performed
every duty without murmur; was always found at
his post and example to the soldier who trudpes
the beat IT pryates place. Though he was under age
when the war began yet be volunteered early after its
COMMENCEMENT He was universally beloved bv his
pany both officers and prvates and was respected BY all
who knew him. His countenauce always was lit up with
life while with his comrades and With hope when alone
seemingly %edativs Of bis friends and coanrys welfare
But alas! when on the Of attaining manhood and Of
usefulness the .n hand Of grim death lied upon him.
and cut shor. his career.
He bore his sekness with fortitude fingered but few
dsys bid this adeu, aud struggled last with death
We hope hs spirit il At rest with Him who gave it.
He has left worthy and good parents kind brothers snt
ssters many friends and relatives his old company
elo soldiers and officers their rreparable los4
He sleeps his last sleep beneath the green sod
Asrunn leaf his fathers yard in Wake county, N.
| We mourn our irreparable loss. His be the lot
the happiness of peace No sword nor sound Of war d,
| turbs him any more. - MENBsRs OF Co II"
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