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Angola Herald
Wednesday, February 6, 1878


                 DIED.
              STEPHENS - In Scott township, Jan. 30, 1878, of cancer,
                         SARAH ANN, wife of JONATHAN STEPHENS; aged
                         61 years.
                         
              McKINLEY - At Pleasant Lake, Feb. 1, 1878, of lung fever,
                         JOSIAH S. McKINLEY; aged 71 years.
                         Deceased was an old settler of the county,
                         having located here about 25 years ago. Funeral
                         was preached by Elder Aylsworth on Sunday.
                         
              PIPER -    Angola, Feb. 3, 1878, 
                         ALBERT EUGENE PIPER; aged 24 years, 5 months
                         and 10 days.
                         Deceased was born at Flint, Genesee county, Mich.,
                         Aug. 28, 1853. About one year ago he had a spell
                         of lung fever, from which he never recovered but
                         rapidly sank into consumption, and from a vigorous
                         healthy young man, in the prime of life, was in
                         one year reduced to a mere skeleton ere his suf-
                         ferings were relieved by death, which occurred,
                         as above stated at the residence of his brother,
                         WM. PIPER, of this place, on the 3d inst. He was
                         an amiable and intelligent young man, and shared
                         the esteem and sympathy of all who knew him. He
                         was very patient in his sufferings and, we be-
                         lieve, still had hopes of recovery, though his
                         friends had some time since given him up, until
                         the morning of his last day of existence. The
                         funeral was preached by Elder Aylesworth, at the
                         Christian church, yesterday at 2 o'clock. S. C.
                         
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