The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-10-25
DIED.


MCVAY-In Handsboro, on Tuesday,
October ~, 1873, Miss Lizzie McVay, ae,J
26 years.
ZUNDT-In Handsboro, on Sunday 10
tober 20, 1878, Mr.. Joseph Zundt, aged ~
years and 3 months.
ANDREWS-In Handsboro, OH sundar
October 90, 1878, .Slr. Daniel Andrew
aged 80 years.
CRAIG--Near Harrison station on satpr-
day Oct. ~, 1875, Mr.. John c. Craig, aged AZ
years. A native of Pennsylvania and a
resident Of Harrison county five years.
SARRAZIN-At East Pascagoula, Miss
Wednesday, October 9, of yellow fev,r'
Mary Marceila, aged 81 years, wife Of
Leonard Sarrazin.
DAVIS-At the residence of Capt. NJ
Pol, in Scranton, Miss, ON Wednesday
Oct. %, 1873, Richard G.. Davis, a pnt;yo
of Castlemartin, P~embrOokshire. Sou,L
Wales, England, aged 81 years and 20
days.
New Orleans Times and Joliet, ILL.,, pa.
pers please copy.
ALLEY-At Scranton, Miss, Mon dav
October II, 1878, Samuel II. Alley, in the
25th year OF his age.
ELMER-At Biloxi, October %, 1879
Elizabeth Helena. third child of +, W
aud Elizabeth Elmer, aged 3 Years, 10
months and - days.
GILLESPIE-A AT East Pascagoula, Miss
Oct. 10, 1878, Carolina, aged : wears.
months..and 10 days, eldest daughter of ",
II. and Eliza Ann Gillespie.
COLMER-At his fathers residence in
Jackson county, October &, le7s, Mr. VIM.
COlmcr.
His funeral was attended by a large cor
course of people to Zion church and Gene
terry, where, with appropriate funeral
services, his body was consigned to the
tomb to await the resurrection morn.
LYON-In Handsboro, Mise, of yellow
fever, at = o'clock am, Friday, October
Ia, 1e7s, DIR. John L. Lyon, born in Abbe-
Vile District, South Carolina, February
IA, 1872, aged 80 years, z months and 4
days.
Abbeville, S. C. papers please copy.
In tho death of DR.. Lyon, society has
lost Il yalua Bile member, the profession a
star of exec lleut promise and friends an
exponent of high minded principles-yet
in the general bereavement it is not forgot
ten that this is the decree of an All-wise
Creator. What Il blow will this be 10
" the old 70 ks at hcmc,' the aged parents
who so fondly cherish loving rcmcmbran
ccs Of an atiectionate son. Who can de-
Pict the anguish Of his Young VITA
widowed bridef Only those who have
experienced like misfortune can appreciste
such grief, lille other households
are a afflicted, aud all should exclaim with
Paul, in truth and in spirit ave are
troubled on every side, yetnot distressed
we are perPleXed but not in despair
A FRIEND.
THO MPSON-At Moss Point, Miss. OC-
tober Il. 1870, of bilious remittent fever,
Hugh A. d. Thompson, only son Of Rev,
George E, and Mrs. Rachel Thompson,
aged 7 years, 5 months and y days.
At the tender 0ge of only seven ummers
the snhjcct OF THIS tlibute passed thIougt
the only portals to Eternal Life. They
tell me thou art dead, Hugh, but to believe
it would be a crime to Thy ~spotlrsS soul.
NO! O oWlllT Il the tower of thy hore
and love has been planted in he garden
above. to bud and to bloom in Eternal life
with his hrro-brothcr. Weep not iathei,
mother and sisters true, for the darling
boy who has been summoncd to the home
above, ere the knowledge of liic's wicked
ways hal been in. rcssed upon lite
Hugh's bright and alcctionatc heart, but
thy faiths calm untronLled eye from
thy grief. Gods will be done, he's not
dead but sleeps" the sleep Of the just.
bcrcavcd ones of this sacrifice and
down Your torn hearts and with hum
prayer Reach ont your hands to
Christ and He will lead yon to your darl-
ing There" With sympathy of
\ FRIEND.