Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-03-19
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Miss FRANCIS WELBORH departed this life on
the Sth of FEBRUARY, 1859, AZ the residence of
her tnthcr, near CLASSY Mountain, Pickens Dis
trict, s. G. FnANcIs was the daughter of Col
w. Il. and H:Welborn, aged sixteen years, five
months and thirteen days. She was an nfFcc-
tionatc and an obedicnt child. nminblc in her
department. possessedofa meek and quiet spir-
1t ). delighted in obedience to her parents; be-
loved by all who knew her; but, better than
all, she had obcycd the Heavenly injunction
Remember thy Creator in the days of thy
youth, sc. She made profession OF her faith
IN Christ Jesus in September. 1855, and waa
Bnptisodintotllef fellowship of the Baptist Church
of Christ at Big Creek, Anderson District, S. c..
by the writer of this notice. She died in full
communion withthc Church whore ever she was
known. She has left n bcreavcd father and
mother, brothers and sisters, and many rcla-
tivcs to mourn their loss in her death, but they
Ipo,trn not as those who have no hope, but re-
joice, belieying that ''thcir loss is hcr eternal
gains" and when Christ, who is her life, shall
appear, then shall she also appear with him in
GLORY. Brother aud sister, your much loved
daughter is gone from the evils to come and
rest in hope of a better resurrection, For those
%llo sleep in Jesus will God bring with him =
Blcssod nfe { JIG dead that die 10 the Lord.
~~ % W.. +. MARTIN.
bsSr, Anderson Gazette please copy
DIED. at his fathers residence, in Cherokee
county. Ga, OH the 24th instnnt OF infamma-
tion of the brain, ALEXANDER ii. Moss, jim tile
seventeenth year Of his age. The deceased was
n very promising young man, of high moral
worth, dutiful son, and an affcctionate broth
er He was cohading in his attachments, obli-
ging in his manners, and highly'esteemed by
chose ,who knew him. He leaves many relatives
aud friends to mourn his loss. s..
DIED, en- the 18th Of Rebruafy, in E1bcrt CO.,
Ga, BByEnLY ALLgN HBSnY, Jt., eldest son of
Dr. Is, 4. and Mrs Mary A.lIenry, aged iyo
Yeegg, etK months and five days.
Ehts brief tribute is recorded for tho iinme-
Aiate consolation of parents overwhelmed and
erpshed,b by tho sudden loss of their rst-bOrn-
Rone can appreciate themagpitude Of their loss
Dad the bitierpess of their grief, but those who
baye cEPsYiepcod the same calamity Albright.
kptelllgept, aiIectioRate boy gave promise of q
hopeful future, and oashrined himself within
the inner sanctuary of the parents hearts
whom, 10 ! blight fell on that boy and he with.
ed--disappointment aud darkpess settled on
that househOld--and grief, deep and poignant,
raYagcd the hearts of parents. The doings OF
Providence are well nigh always iRexploable
apdthefSRore should never be Judged by reason
oFsense. Reyeiation, which alono coiltsins the
mind OF God, assaEes us that G0dSis the dispo-
ser--from him eotnetb only goad aa,d perfect
'gifts Provideneeg then, arc the dealings of
God las graeiously benevolent astlay are WON
deroas Wise. How important then. to be ena-
bledtosay, 9'fhe Lord gave nnd tho Eerd hath
taken a@ay,' for thea only can we exelgim
~ Blessed be TIE name of.the Lord.p
Dry up yOur tears, sofgdwihg paseats; II
is the Lord, let him DO What aeefneth gaad unto
him. lie loves y6u-~He loved yoar cl,ild-l
hehco He took 1t to Himself
''Ero sin could blight or sorrow fade,
Death came with timely care;
The opening bud to Heaven conveyed,
AHd bado it.blosSom there"
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