Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-12
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DEATHS,
HAMPTON. Died. September the 10Th.
AT her fathers eeidence 6l7 TweDiy-htth
street. ROSA BELL. infant child Of W. II.
and Mary r. Hampton; aged TWO months.
Dear little BELL IN heaven,
safe very safe, over there:
Taken from earth in her beauty
Before she kne sorrow or care.
Funeral from the residence SUNDAY
MORNING at 10 O'Clock. Friends and re.
latives OF the family respectfully invited 10
attend.
JACKSON.-Dled. September 10th. ia
Manchester at the residence OF her daugh-
ter Mrs. Wynoer Mrs. JANE h. JACkSON,
widow OF the late Joseph Jackson, IN her
eighty SIKH year.
Fourth aud Grace streets SUNDAY, sep
TENDER 18th. al $3.50 II. NJ. Relatives ana
friends Of the family are invited TO attend.
JORDAN.-D.ed at 5:45 r. NJ. September
II, 1886, at the residence OF her father,
william Jordan, 3e1d sixth street, Rock
etts. SARAH r.. JORDAN, In tue nlne-
teenth year OF her age.
Farewell, dear sister, thou hast left us;
We thy loss most deeply feel:
But tits God that has bereft us;
lie can all our sOrToWs heal
The funeral will 10 10 place rom Denny
street Methodist church MONDAY MORN
ING at 10 o'clock
TREwOLLA-Died. at 81 p. VI Satur-
day. september llth WILLIE WESLEY
IREW0LLA. IN his sixth year, son OF John
II. and Jennie Trewoua.
Another bright flower In the spring OF
Haln fallen TO the earth In It's beauty
and bloom;
The conauering Monarch bath sounded His
warning
And gathered another bright gem to the
tomb.
Funeral THIS Sunday EVENING at 3
O'Clock at ~. AndreWss Episcopal church,
corner OF Laurel and Beverly streets. Rela-
lives ana friends are invited TO attend.
wATKIcs.-Died. on Friday morning,
Septembe 10, 1856, a. the residence OF j.
l.. Thomson. Esu.. al Beaver DAol. Han
over county. Mr.. JAMES NJ. WATKINS, in
the twenty-nnh year OF his age.
He had for many years be"n clerk IN
Mr. Thorn pson s store, and among large
acquaintance not one WAS there VINO dld not
Ike Jim Watkins. He was q great laVOrl'e.
The writer OF This notice has known him for
several wears. and snail ever cherish IN
grateful remembrance his kindness aud
Uniform pOllteuess. He was buded on
saturday morning IN the family burylng-
ground OF his grandfather, in Caroline
county. His last words we're OF MS mother.
May God neal her wounded heart
WILLIAMS Died. ut the residence OF
her granddaughter. Mrs. GruObs about 4
O'Clock A. NJ. saturday. Mrs ELIZABETH
WILLIAMS; aged elghty-iour y"ats.
Her funeral viii take place rom Plne-
street Baptist church TODAY AT o'cioc x
r. NJ. Friends and ac4uainiances are in-
yitcc TO attend.
GOODWIN Died, nj her home. Oaksby.
80 Louisa county, on the 27th Of August
IsABELLA. beloved wife of g.. z. Goodwin.
In Memory of Mr.. Isabella Goodwin.
III Il. II. ALFRED.
From celestial realms descending
Came band OF angels fir
Angels God ~ ends forth to gather
And 10 bring his eli. ldreu there.
If.
svin their fight from Heavens portals
Aud the shores OF light on high;
THO ethereal depths swift coEr,lns
Passed they DOWN. ard thrO' the SKY,
III.
NoisslCsS and unseen In motion.
Yet with heavenly glory bright;
shining tho unseen by morlals-
Now their beautoous feet alight
On the earth and near a dwelling
Where dying Christian Jay,
While around her were her loved ones
MeepiEg that she passed away.
In they entered. On their plniOns
Bore they her from earth away,
ThrO the spangled 8isles where myriad
Banded orOs their lights display,
W.
TIL they reached the home angelic,
Bowed before the Saylour's throne,
Gave the Jewel which lie sent for,
To be added TO His crown.
VII.
IL was rare and It was precious
In the light Of Heavens day.
eurely al who saw II priced 1t
For It's pure and gentle ray.
VIII.
OF the children whom God loyeth.
None so precious in his sight
As the meek and quiet spirit
Walking Ia his love and light.
such Was Sister ISABELLA
Lre her spirit entered there;
AL who knew her greatly loved her
For her virtues bright and fair.
Lost 10 us Is Sister GooDWlS-
TO the dear ores she has LEFT;
Tears are falling hearts are augulshed,
Since so painfully bereit
Tho no more shall we behold her
In this dreary vale OF tears.
Joy to know sue gem-like glitters
In the crown the saviour wears.
Hear by faith. her voice angelic
Gently breathing from afar:
Hear the words herspirt utters
AS she gaZes on our star:
NH.
o, loved husband and my darllDgs,
Standing round my silent grave,
Weep not grieve not. but. rejoicing,
Think OF Him VINO liye s TO save.
XIV.
by whose death and resurrection
live now beyond the skies,
IN "a world OF light and besuty,
Far removed from mortal eyes.
Yet would have sadly fingered
Near the dark. terrestrial shore,
Looking backward from the plnions
That my spirit upward bore.
XVI.
Thinking OF the dear ones parted
For awhile from my embrace.
Praying hoping. that hereafter
should see Il em face TO face,
XVII.
And where parting will be never
Press them TO my helrt once more,
IN the home OF life eternal
On its green, immortal shore.
XVIII.
Truly, mortal eye hath seen not,
,seyer heard hath mortal ear:
Neither hath man heart conceived OF
IAlnh1 Atut AtOA iAdNL fil lltAIs
XIX.
in the light Of g'ory's fouatain.
Near the mount OF love Divine,
BY llfe's crystal river flowing.
Oh, what JOY and bliss are inlne!
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Then. dear loved ones, love that Saviour,
Who DER death had victory;
Prove your love by your obedience,
Die in Him aud come 10 NE.
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