Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1900-07-28

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aoo'hg one SinSIe Ie"' W '''' '""' =
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cloSe'F 'nCel l'"'ie''' "pV '''''.' -
cohIth' Il my Sl'iiP'e 'ip",' o'' 40
10 ms IoFeu ones " p'''''' VI ''o - .
eFal'ce WIN ""'o" ''I " 40 - 'o"s " "
s"eeten the hearts ana V''e 'o'i'', ~
others' "ouAo DC 'loio '""i + s'"0 "
orIng ,..,,.,...
''r''r Wt',o '1,",J I,"o [or wv onm[or,tng.
And VET the hest that cansay
Win only help to sum their loss;
! can but MT my neafl ana apr, pray y, .-..,p
w" '''p o.' Il WINS y ''', Wv ,.,,
Nheh Mr. fFyor e''e'eu upc" l,'u
stern oaV'lc II was "p'" ','o nv, ~, -,
actual war, ana ne, UloUs'' -" S"l' - i
soiu'er' was o".y 10y ~ } N",,, ..1,1. ,,.
so Iu'l was ne u lo'' i"' Wv - ,1...,,;
dear TO oouIhe'u hea' D" 'n"O 'C 80 w.
not DE restrained i'o'i' ''"''l, -. - -,
passionate aiIeS'ahce anu Ms IVY ''
service
Dear TO MN as WAS ms ''e'' . ''''r
was the OohleueracS "'''n '0'N 'p' y.
her pihiohS "'ue aooNe ''' uo'-.' 49,, w -
came TO oe Wheh ''loSe '"0"1 "'"h.
were loIueu anu i,e' po"' 49,.
dropped ana iro"' '""' 80" u"3 ~ cg' WV
day Oh MS Bolte 'ionie nv NO. ~ ~.
federacy anu ItS 'i'e'loiiu' - ~, w.
sanctuary oil ms hea'V, iio| ,-.. " -" ,,,1 W.
is nlS co'nraueS u ~'''''5 ~ nj
the sons OF Veterans anu '''o 't'''; '.;t. :,
ters OF lhe 0onieueta'I t1u 'neo. ,,ooai
more lalthiullY ''"i l. '''s - f.,l.,'.,.
tins loyal So'o'er "''o ""o "'3 'a...v ata,>,,,
comrade-in-ariiS' o-"oi No' - -
of pestIIenee' ana lrleh0 III ''t'N' y
peace am glau 10 re'''1"no1' , c"t,aou l.'o s'o
saw him iast' IN tne oe'o!'', ,, oo', 49, w..
ate gray neath "l'lcl' i''' ''"'' 0
with such loyai pr'oe' 80,
In 1869 Mr. Fryor ''la''io,' '"' ',9 - ~ :
Patterson OF Alaoalha, anu =" '''o - 9t'
shine OF her loVe an. 'ue'' ii'e 'o7 w.,
the uarN e'ou"s - wv - 1;t,
faded from the hor'1on ~ ",' -, -,
Their married lie was or'ei' o"V oe''
tiful as an exquisite song WuoSe 'o,'o',
through all theSe years 'no's i q, ~ :,
were OF thrlIling sweetness DO Wv
sang to his lonely heart' re" "o'ii'
had so fair lot as hers $ le" Wives
heart so true IN Whlcii W u"'i.' "''
few, of all mankind can noP' " ''''
long in tender reverence
When the seouree u '''' 5,l, 5'lt ~,
the little city Where tneS 0"e'V VIZ
D their chlureh Vill9 i''V'S June -
yas ono of the first to pass from II
terrible scene. 1t seemed bltt'
tLinr that Mr. Pryor. who lahore
: ceaselessly in aiding others during tn
d awful season, should have suffered IL
y ,,ss Of that one who was his hope, h
: licbt his hearts delight But tn
: trial he bore. as he bore all others
T. his life shutting the scar out of sigI
g ava scatterinc wide such lessons of su
e ',ission a as If taught him.
! Refore his wife's death he had,
e soa,nod TO mortal ken, done all that
u conld do in aid of others. But aft
II that it seemed as If he daily tried,
thoraht and deed, to strengthen Il
ShoGs ho;s rybnsc links we're love and hor
a, Nv which he had anchored his heart
IS her and heaven. He gave to all W.
% suffered the balm OF his sympathy
saw through every storm,cloud t
y rainbow's radiant CLEAN
- ar. ,,,,t a branch of healing near every