Shermam Daily Democrat
6 September 1886

A.C. KELLEY

A man in the prime of life, and with a family consisting of a wife and two small children, passed from the material life into the mysterious hereafter, on Saturday night, at his home on Montgomery street, of typhoid fever.  He was an employee of Messrs. Johnson & Tatlack, and came home from a trip Wednesday with a fever which developed into typhoid on Friday last and on the night following ended fatally.  He was buried in the city cemetery yesterday.
The funeral remarks were made by Rev. W. C. Dimmit, of the First Christian  church at the residence. 
We extend to the bereaved wife and mother, and her fatherless children our heart felt sympathy and trust that they may meet again with their loved one in the land where there shall be no parting.