Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-01-29
DEATHS.

GILLESPIE-At his residence in Free
port, Thursday morning, Jan. 81, 1892,
of grippe, James Gillespie, Esq, aged 50
years.
P0NTI0US-At his home in Donegal
twp, Jan. %. 1892, John Pontious. aged
about so years.
BARNHART-At his home in Fairview
twp, near Millerstown., Jan. II, 1892
David Barnhart, aged about 75 years.
He was the father of Cyrus Barnhart,
who lives near Harmony.
SEFT0N-In Pittsburg, Jan. Is. 1892 of
typhoid fever, Anna, daughter of Henry
Seton, Jr of Clinton twp. aged 80 years.
CR0FT-At his home in Evans City, Jan
%, 1892 VIM. Croft, Jr. aged about 25
years.
P0RTMAN-At her home in Summit twp.
Jan. %, 1892, Mrs Portman, aged about
so years.
DICKEY-At her home in Butler, Jan.
%, 1892, Mrs. Jennie E. Dickey wife OF
P. A. Dickey, aged % years. She died
of consumption, and was buried at Harts
town, Crawford county.
O'DONNELL-At his home in Clearfield
twp, Jan. "a. 1892, John 0'Donnell,
aged about rs years.
FULLERTON-At his home in this place
January 81, 1892, Mr.. Hugh Fullerton,
aged about II years.
Mr. Fullerton had been feeble for some
time past. He was proprietor of the wooden
mill on the south side, carrying on that
business here for several years past He
was an honest man and good citizen and
his death is regretted by all His family
have the sympathy of the community. The
remains will be taken to Freeport this
Friday morning, for interment.
CHAMBERS-In this place at the resi-
dence of her son-iu-law, Mr.. d. A. Heck,
on Saturday night, January %, 1892,
Mrs. Martha Chambers. widow of Nj
John B. Chambers of Armstrong county,
Pa, aged 81 years.
The remains of Mrs Chambers were
taken on last Tuesday morning to Apollo,
Armstrong county, for interment.
(Armstrong Co. papers please copy.)
EMRICK-In Summit twp, this county,
at the residence of her son, Mr.. John
Emrick, on Monday evening, January
20, 1892, Mrs. Cathariue Emrick. widow
of the late Andrew Emrick, aged Sc
years. 3 months and 13 days.
Mrs. Emrick was the mother Of Mrs
Franklin Fisher of this place, Mrs. George
W. Fair, Mr.. Michael Emrick of Jefferson
L" III. Jouu duQ SSNcIdl OIutl
children. She was woman much re-
spected by all who knew her for her many
good qualities
JOHNSTON-In West Sunbury, at the
residence of p. P. Brown, John Leonard
son of Jacob and Elizabeth Johnston,
aged year, months and 10 days.
Angels call thee, our little darling,
Never to come back again,
Nauar tn Iora nd oh
Ours the loss and his the gain.
He has crossed deaths chilling river,
Der deaths dark sea his bark did glide,
But not alone, our darling Johnny,
His Savior was his guide.
He led him to the port OF heaven,
Where pearly gates stand open wide,
To his eternal home in glory,
'Tis just beyond deaths chilling tide.
He will never come back to those who
loved him,
He has gone, he will know no pain,
Ere his heart had known a sorrow
Before his soul with sin was stained
Dear little lips too cold for kisses,
Dear little heart so free from pain,
Laughing blue eyes from whence the love
light
Will never shine on US again.
We would not ask thee back our darling,
Calmly, sweetly, sleep thou on
Till the voice of God awakes thee
On the resurrection morn.