The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-06

Deaths.

! Deaths.
. The many friends 0. Ms. Dr.. G. W.
/ Garmany will h" paine to Lear Of l.cr
! death, which Occurred 1t Florence, S. e..
! October %, i!t..r :. long AMI Painful H.
! ness of tWeuty-.iyht month. and which
! she bore with wonderful for i:udr. Mrs.
/ Garmlnv Wa Il sweet vienna, beautiful
! and noble. aHd uo3r k"cw her but 20
! love. The annnu crIrl'Iii of her dea.h
will revive memories ii Tie past to her
! more ninlatr friends. They remember
: her III i!cr one happy home. the tender
wife and fond moth"r. BIT tn. brigh;
dream is cmfoldvri in IN" cvrr-wiHdiIg
scroll of the cycles of time. the home
, circle i broken and >;lliiIc>$ and bitter
d. o:atioM hover like 4 black. mnur: ing
: pail over the Scc"c. Tie s;i! = 0; Gea h
! has robbed Il husband nf his comfort 9
wife. AID children If their guild. AID
mlnl>tcrEg support. Another angelic
spirit has crossed over the river to
rest under the shade OF the trees"
! May tie Dcreavcd husband and children
find comfort as David did in Tie ;:ea'h h
OF lis sou. that though she will 10: re-
turn to them, they may go to her.
Brignoli, the world-renowned tenor,
died in New York on the 30th Octob&r.
He will be remembered here is the d.
vorced husband Of Isabella Mccullough,
who WAS born III Ncwb"rrv C"unIy and
died III New York on the 1~t OF N"vt NJ
Der, 1880. And thus hath the hand Of
death forever hl>hed the earthly voice
of another sweet singer. Let lis hope
that while tile clIoiGs Of this world are
broken the departed spirits go to swell
the celestial chorus of the immortal
world Of song. where with angels and
arch-angels and cherubim and scraphim
and all the heavenly hosts, the strains Of
harmonious music eternally rrsO.nd.
Died of malarial h;rmaturia. after an
illness of only about 36 hours. il tie
18th year Of his age, Jesse, the third
son of W. G. Mayes, dcc'l, and Mrs.
Nancy MayeS, on the 29th nit. He
was buried at RoSrmOnt Cemetery on
Friday afternoon. Jesse WAS a manly.
noble boy. His brrraved mothc: has;
the consolation Of Knowing that her
Sainted son was free from the vices that
bind so many at his age. Had he lived
he gave glorious promise that no act OF
his would wound that mo:her'> heart or
cause the blush OF shame to mantle hrr
cheek. Bat weep not, fond mO,hr".
thy darling son hath only Soir jclo e
thee to a brighter. more beautiful Ian !,
where his virtues will >!liHc with mere
brilliancv on the eternal heights. W"
are told that whom the gods love de
vouIg and that d,'a;h loves 4 shining
mark. Cut down il the prime OF his
youthful manhood, on the threshold OF
life. his death has cast gloom over III"
community i'll which Ii" live;!.
Tie victory cf the grave again :l>s.rs>
its supremacy and claims another VIC
tim in the battle OF life. DR.. T. B. H.
nerly is dc&>i. He died Oh the 81; ut.
after TWO months illness rf TYPHOID Ela-
la:ia. ii! tn" Gath year nf hi>agc. AID vas
buried at Kings Creek Church Cemetery
on Saturday last. Dr.. krnn"r!y was 4
weI!-known and respected citiZ":. Il our
county. He WAS born il Lexington
County. Dr.. K~nnerly leaves a large
family to mourn their loss. Thc SYM
ralhy oi the community is with thcIn il
the hour OF their sad at1lic lou.
IL the death OF Nj Joh" Long, which
occurred on The 23rL Of October, New
berry and Lexington Counties sustain Il
loss. The deceased was 90 years OF age.
Four-Scorc years and ten. Within a de-
cattc OF a century. He had descendants
even unto the fourth generation, HIM.
bcrim@ over Il hundred soulS-G7 being
grcat-3rand-cil 50 OF whom are
- 1,,-ip. f,,ll ,f INF
his life. He had passed the spring. SUM-
m"r and autumn seasons OF Lie, aHl il
the winter OF his old age. ripe with
years, the old man has bCc.l gathered to
his fathers. Sweet be the sleep OF the
patriarch.
Died, at her residence in this Coan;Y.
Monday, the 81 of November, Mrs. Ma.
Schumpert, the beloved wife OF Mr.. j. X.
Schumpcrt, and the mother OF Capt. O.
L. and F. y. SchImpcrt. She passsd{.
happily away in the 10Th year of ffs5
age. Mrs Schumpert Was a'l eXemplarFs
ana NEST amiablc lady. and her long and
useful lie was closed triumplantly. The
memory OF her uMsclt>h devotion is ;n
Hnfadi1g Inheritance 10 her husband,
sons, daughters and grandchildren. and
the many friends who shall lament her
departure.
The beloved wife Of Mr.. Neal Thomas.
and daughter OF Mr.. F. d. Graham, de-
parted this life at her home near Mount
Pleasant. on the 26gh nit. Weep not
for her. Size has changed the terrestrial
ior the celestial.
Mr. G. +. StociIi:an lost an infant So.i
Oh tie 22nd uit. ''Of such is the king
dom Of heaven"
W. II. Bishop, aged I years and 8
months, son OF J. 4. and n. c. Bishop.
died at Kinard'S on tic 1st inst. Ere"
the trials and temptations OF life, he
sleeps. 1t is well with the child.
NJ. S. 4. J;tcoby. tie stcp-father OF
Mrs. Mann, died at Summerville on the
2Gth ult.