Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-02-27
OBITUARY NOTICES.

Died. IN this City, on the oath inst the residence of
her SOD, b. Norris Mrs DORcAs NORRIS in the sgd year
of her age The deceased born in Pitt County, N c.
the 10th dav of February 1882 but at the time of her
death citizen of Harnett County She leaves behind
three children and twentysx grand children to mourn
their loss She had been consistent member Of the Prm
tive Baptist Church for many years during which time
size gave constant evidence OF her consistent Christian
character.
hou art gone TO the grave but will deplorc thee
Since G0d was thy ransom, thy guardian, thy guide;
He thee lie tonk thee and lie will restore thee;
And death has no 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 GO
years Col Groom a native of Lenoir County n G..
In early life after graduating at the University he studied
and practiced law for short period and member of
our State Legislature.
Died. in the Wnder Hospital, Richmond on the 4th of
January last Of typhoid fever, Mr.. WILLIAM L. TERRY of
Orange County in the 25h year ofhis age He was
ncr OF 20 u 2th regiment n G. Troops and sacrificed his
life on the altar Of his country He had been consistent
member of The Methodist Church for six or seven vea
those who knew him. j. W. T.
Died, in Surry County, N. c., the l4th inst Rev.
JOSEPH FuLK in his 65th year leaving widow and three
sons to mourn his rreparabe loss
All that can be said of good man. good neiqhbor and
worthy minister, may be truly said Of Mr.. Fuk. Meme
knew him but to love him. For twenty years he had
oeen minister OF the gospel and for years prev
Gus to that class leader and exhorter He was never
too much engaged not to listen to the calls of humanity.
his Inns few Iomrs nGt %9rd OF murmuT escaped
was with him. he replied eyes! o yesi!"
While we mourn his loss rejoice to know that he has
gone TO rest from his abors Let die the death of the
righteous, and let my last end be like his =" WAS
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Died. in Wake County, N. c. on the evening of 18th of
February 1883 ROSABELL only and lovely daughter of
DIR d. and Mary ]. CnOley aged five years. six months
and n days Gentle, loving and aectionate little Rosa
nsenSby attracted and the hearts of all who knew
her. BY her modest and winning ways the little conpan-
ions with whom she associated, enderly drawn to
her by the golden thread of Juvenile affection and regard
In sustaining this first and early bereavement her fond pa
rents and relatives feel that it brings burden too heavy
to be borne, and makes vacancy which can never be fill
ed but submiSsvely resign the will of the Omui-
scient who guides and directs all things Alright in heaven
and on earh and they find sweet consolation in the
reflection that their darling is beatifed and cordial
~ welcomed into The society of that celestial throug there
to await the coming of those whom she has recently left
behind and they ALL IN prospect future and bliss
u Reunion strive to meet her where separation by death
is forever unknown.
When innocent little children die,
We are assured they ga U rest
To dwell beyond the expansive sky,
Where pain, and sorrow meier mClest.
So, ROsa's gone to tune that golden harp,
To don the suOwy-white robe;
And to perform angels part,
In that celestial abode
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