OBIT: Albert B. DEICHLER, 1886, Lancaster, Lancaster County, PA

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DEATH OF A YOUNG MAN

A Bright Career Cut Short By the Fatal
Termination of Long Illness.

Albert B. Deichler died on Sunday evening at his home, No. 148 East Lemon 
street, of Bright's disease of the kidneys, in the 31st year of his age.  
Deceased was a son of Max Deichler, the well known shoemaker on North Queen 
street.  He was a very bright young man and was graduated at the high school, of 
this city, on the 28th of June, 1872.  He afterwards went to Philadelphia where 
he became engaged with a firm of flour and grain dealers and remained with them 
several years.  Upon leaving this firm he moved to this city with his family 
about a month ago.  Although he had been in bad health for a year past he was 
taken worse after his arrival in Lancaster and his death resulted.  He leaves a 
wife and three children.  Deceased was a popular young man and was well known in 
Philadelphia, as well as through the entire eastern part of the state.

Lancaster Daily Intelligencer, April 26, 1886