. Gospel Messenger, The (1888) . sband, four brothers and twosisters survive, to mourn her departure, though not a-,those having no hope. ■ She and her husband imitcdwith the Brethren chuich in early life, and lived sin-cere Christians. Much of her lime was spent in com-forting those in need. In her death the church haslost one of its strong pillars and hrigh lights; tiie poorand needy ^vill miss one of their best friends Butnone will deplore tiie loss so deeply as husband andchildren, who best knew her noble qualities of mindand heart. Services by Eld. Daniel Whitmer and Puterbaugh,
. Gospel Messenger, The (1888) . sband, four brothers and twosisters survive, to mourn her departure, though not a-,those having no hope. ■ She and her husband imitcdwith the Brethren chuich in early life, and lived sin-cere Christians. Much of her lime was spent in com-forting those in need. In her death the church haslost one of its strong pillars and hrigh lights; tiie poorand needy ^vill miss one of their best friends Butnone will deplore tiie loss so deeply as husband andchildren, who best knew her noble qualities of mindand heart. Services by Eld. Daniel Whitmer and Puterbaugh, in the presence of a large audienceof relntires and friends. THfR-SToN Miller. 64: thf: CtOSpet. mkssknokr Juu. 1888. Jtrlitrtisements. ZiUs F;; Izth ;»:b Istertioa: One timoor more .ijl 50 One montli 100 One year (^JOtimes 70 No advertisement accepted for Tess than 1 00 JS~ -Vo Cuts inserted nnless l^^i ems Picain width and >)a a titetal POWD
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