Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-06-21
OBITUARY NOTICES.

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Died, IN this City, on Saturday morning last JouN =
BUsawIN Esq, in the SD year Of his age.
Died. in this City. Saturday evening last OF cor.
Sd Tas a5 tE IT, aged 4 years The dseA
by DIR. Craven, of the N. E. Church
Died, in this City, the Sth inst Of cholera ns.n
am, JOHN VANCE son of ]. T. and s. A. High, aged is
months.
The subject of the above notice was quite br;,rsn.
and interesting child the joy of the householuu idol
OF his bereaVed mohera fair flower suddenly snatched
rom earth TO bloom forever in Heaven Let us sympa-
thI with the discopsoae family in their sore action
and hope hev may prepare their hearts to little
JouSSIR in the celestial realms where parting will be no
more
"A little child is like a flower.
That blooms and withers in an hour;
III here tO-day, and gone to morrow,
To q world Of JOY OF SORROW"
Died. very suddenly at her residence near Green Level
SEARS wife of G. Sears ESQ., She had been sick for
near W, ek previous and thought be improving
but upon that morning, she found dead her bed
She was good mother, good wife, a good neighbor
good Christian and member Of the Baptist Church
Well beloved and respected by all her friends and asso-
cates, her death is deeply lamented But we have the
consolation of believing that she s rest in Heaven,
B. G. 8.
Died, of Typhoid Fever the lst of June 1884 MRS
MARGARET GUTHRIE, wife of COL H. b. Guthrie Chapel
HILL In the forty seventh of her age For than
quarter of century, Mrs. Guthrie a professor Of
religion and consistent member of the Christian Church
Her funeral preached the day following her death
in the Presbyterian Church at Chapel Hll by the Rev.
DrDeems, from the text "And his shall serve
him and they shall his face and his name shall be in
their foreheads Rev xii g. The service O God was her
delight earth, and is part of her reward in heaven
The death Of her mother to her guardianship when
but child two younger brothers, that her girlhoOd
spent in wachulDeSs her maurer years were in
the attentive training of her children Those who
her we'll represent her always cheerful unrued in
temper even amid the most trying circumstances. There
relation in life where she not found faithful and
true. An afectonate wife, devoted mother kind mistress
generous and good. The community has lost a member
whom could i'll afford spare the poor one from whose
or they never turned away but with thanks Modest and
unaSsumng yet winning she had many friends and but few
if any enemies. She loved by those who knew
her best For several days Immediately preceding her
death she unconscious but she leaves the
that she has entered upon the enjoyment of glorious
inheritance The light of her beautiful christian character
shines brightly STILL and all her footprints lead to the
beautiful world. 8. p.
To record the death of friend and neighbor with whom
we have been associated for almost life time by the
strongest ties of friendship is task that makes the hand
and heart trembe with sorrowful emotions Every word
pen reminds paying the last tribute
TO the memory of one whose hand shall never grasp
again. whose voice shall hear and who earth
pen the death of HARRISON Parker Esq., which occurred
at his residence in Orange County, Sunday the 3ls Of
May last at IL o'clock For three weeks previous to his
death he suffered intensely with complication of diseases
that forbid his taking any amount of nourshment His
manly form wasted away to a shadow, and when the
final came he seemed not to die but only to
to live The lamp of life wentOut in the bosom Of
his family, TO be ret at the throne above For he left
assurance behind that way clear and prayed
join the loved ones in Heaven who had gone before
Esq Parker in the seVentysecond year of his age
He good citizen, neighbO, Obging. as friend
he most firm when most needed afectionate and
ndugent parent, and kind master To the poor his
open their CALL and his hand ready to relieve
He possessed heart, and forgivng disposition,
and sought cultivate the best feelings among bis
neghbors. He attentive attendant the minis
try firm supporter of the church and untrng friend
. to education.
May his ashes repose peace. His memory will be cher
shed by hsends and will only be lOOsened from earth
as they one by one pass away.
Killed in battle, DANIEL TURNER HUSDLET, Co. G. 4Sd
Regt N. c. Troops by grape shot, Monday the s0th
T: of May, near Mechanicsville
His brigade had handsomely repulsed the enemy when
they were ordered back The enemy fired upon them they
turned back when he received his death wound No truer
braver patriotic soldier has fallen since the war COM
meDced. He was beloved by his comrsdes and many are
the regrets felt BY them that he snached away from
them suddenly. He had younger brother standing
near by when he shot down. Sad indeed was the
that devoved upon this young brsther to comuun
cate this sad INTEL igence to his widowed parent Mr..
Hundley % years old last April Just in the prime
of lfe He a brave soldier, dutful son, kind and
afectonate brother and leaves mother seven brothers,
and two sisters his loss. He universally
beloved in the peghborhood in which be lived and leaves
kind friends and relatives to mourn his irreparsble
loss hope he is rest, where the wicked cease from
troubling and the at rest May his friends lind
for the loss of the loved at the foot OF the
cross A FRIEND.