Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-10-11
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BRoADH ARDr. .un the 9Th ius' nra W.,
wife o. Lhsrles Ero9Ahardt, spd dang ~ of 10
late Jackson ID. smith.
COOK. In Tits city u the 9TH iust OF ,alrlet
fever Lillian Ameits dAugbier a. Nharl, 4
and fora f. Cook, aged yetig
HuUsToN.-AL TING home OF nor sister. 1t At;eu,
Chester county, Pa, on the 0.h Inst, Gimme
Houston.
HANtEY-ln this el,y on the 7th inst, john
llaneY, aged % years.
the r sideu1s Of his brother, vi IAN, aunter, m
Queen Anne's county id., Isaac Euuter nf
born in tho year 1904, he was ore of large
family of children, al whom hut three survive
him. He was Democrat OF Jeifarsuuhu
principles, fearless in every Undertaking. and
a staunch adherent OF constitutional rights.
Receiving but limited education in eaflg
youth, he acquired 10y narH-St 0ppiHatipu a
fund of general Information which few pos
sess. He was Methodist IN Religious yi6ws,
but was perfectly liberal in al ideas relating
to Christian welfare. He was in early lite
identified with this body, and IL was chiefly
through his efforts that the tlrst VI f. Church
in Delaware City was erected. A consistent
Christian and kind neighhsr, o did not ALLOW
himself to he governed by anything except has
own conscience.
On the 2Sd day OF last October he and his
wiie Ceiehrated the ttteth anniversary of
their marriage. They were surrounded by
children, grandchildren and many friends
some of whom had iouruoVed with them
through a long period OF year, Pain And I'm
assuming in manner, Just slld uprigll, M lll
dealings, hH won for himself rame more to
his days ON earth were numbered he loneed O.
see again the home Of early TeeollacHonr
which he had not visited for Il years aud, in
fulhlhng the oft-repcated GosIre, he vas
brought TO the place Of his youth "a PASS peace
fully 10 everlasting rest, This lssr moments Of
his life were, as that life had ever beeu err
fecily tranquil. Speaking OF death 3 short
time BEFORE he said To lis vito the tlpp is of
no consideration TO me-" showing a readiness
remarkable In irs simplicity.
Placing his haEds across HE breast, he passed
quietly and peacefully away To the ross ahi.h
remaineth iur the people OF God He vas
like the ripened wheat waiting fO- the lar
vester but tins harvester came ali tor soon
| for the loving hearts left behind
Appropriate services we9o held at tho house
| on Sunday afternoon, by the SCv, AFR 7.
scott after which the remains were rusorrcd
| in Delaware City cemetery.
| Going home TO die whist the hnwers fade
away,
day;
Going home to loved oues-the many gone
before"
To be with Christ in glory, forever, oye,mo-s
| KNOTS. Qnseu Arns'e county Hd.,u.Ss2u.
18TH, James ,orman- sou ct l,ii'r. si SO
| days.
| MANNNRING.-lu swyrns 81 rlc 3t 'asi.,
| William II, ManneruF. Iged az yttrs..
| MILKY. In Quesn Auis'4 county, so. of. ssrf.
2Sd, Henry Mllby, IL Tire SSH car ~ r's.'.;s.
p4oLES-Near Preston, va N SCI. s2t pr
| ROSS In Denton, Md, or sUt ,llth. lavi ROSS
| aged about 81 year
| 81 NEY.-Iu Queen Apne's ogi' ry. Ma., au Sept
18th, Viols seney, agei Yesrs, = yiol.,.a a1di7
| days.
TODD Near Little Crcey September letn,
Jennie, wife Of James lv13, ass4 ~ oAtsi 81
| Hnonlh s and % days.
| VANPELT-Nes Middetns.u ssrtein'or a1.1.
Mrs. Ann Vanpelt, forlnery ~ amyfnl, ~ Tor
VAN TRUMP. .on sunday lzs9. IS, ,lo 7.s ,ast p,
| Nanlrump,