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DAVID ft PLORA DEAD.David U. Flora departed this lifeit hi- home two miles west of town at nine o'oluck last Friday night, after an illness of ouly five day*. He was born in Carroll county April R 1#H4 Aged 32 yearn, 9 months and 19 day^He was the son of Mr. and Mr*. Jonas Flora north-west of town, and was one of a large family of children, sit of whom, with hi* father and mother furtive him. fin the Sat nr day previous to his death he was load log a gate poat and he put forth all his strength in the effort. He not iced a pain in the right side of his abdomen but thought little of it until Monday morning, when the pain had increased to such u \ ■ nt that 1m hccMMalarmed ar r , -doiHt; He grow rapidly WOTlt and Tuesday Dr r.**hran, of Di^hh was summoned It «a»4itror«ml that he was badly raptured In his into tinea, but nothing, apparently, could be done for him Drs Smith, of Ih lphi, and St* wart, of Logansport, were aDlt;« called later in the week, hut they were helpless to aid the injured man, and on Friday evening hist his spirit took its flight, and his poor tortured body was at rest -rest from sufferings such .»* man is hardly ever called on to endure.(»n Sept. Z\ 1(W9, he was united in marriage to Harriet E. Dudley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Dudley, and to their union four children were born, three boys and one girl, and with his wife all survive him. He was energetic and industrious and was rapidly gaining a Competence for himself and family and by his stern Integrity and strict honesty he had than.* established liimaelf In the con* fldence of everybody.
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Flora Sentinel
Flora, Indiana, US
Thu, Feb 11, 1897
Page 4
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