Postville Review
Postville, Allamakee, Iowa
January 17, 1885

J.R. LAUGHLIN has been in Nebraska a couple of weeks.

MARRIED.
At the residence of the bride's parents, last Saturday evening, Charley BAYLESS and Miss Addie MINNICK.
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Postville Review
Postville, Allamakee Co. Iowa
January 24, 1885

I offer for sale my house and two lots, with barn, wood shed, well, cistern &c at a bargain. Ernst ENDERES.

Frank GLINES adds to the census a couple of boy babies.

DIED.
On Friday afternoon of last week, Hannibal STONE. He was an old and respected citizen of Postville and leaves a wife and two grown children to mourn his loss. He was about 63 years of age. The funeral was held from his late residence on Sunday afternoon, Reb. FERNER officiating.

Hannibal STONE was born in Arlington, Vt., Feb. 28th, 1822, died Jan. 16th, 1885. He was married Jan. 18th, 1854, to Miss Julia HOYT, and settled in Aurora, Ills. where for 11 years he was engaged in railroad business. At the end of this time he, with his family, removed to Postville, where they have since lived. For several years he has been indelicate health and during the past his decline was more perceptible. Since 8 weeks ago he has been confined to the house, and sank very rapidly until death elieved him from suffering. We have the singular coincidence of the funeral services of deceased on his wedding anniversary. He leaves a wife, two daughters, several grand children and other relatives to ourn his loss; also his wife's mother, now quite aged, over whom deceased has exercised the tenderest care.

DEATH.
On Saturday morning Jan. 17th John T. CLARK, who had for several months been quite ill, at the residence of his son-in-law, T.M. MILLER, passed away. For 30 years he was one of the most eminent lawyers of this section, if not of the entire state. He was a member of the constitutional convention that framed the present constitution of Iowa, and was at one time District attorney of the 10th Judicial district. He was an able attorney and preeminently a self-made man. Time, the great leveler did not sleep, and at the age of 73 years death claimed him for its own. The funeral was held from the residence on Sunday, Rev. McKIM officiating.