Frederick citizen., 1895-01-11
OBITUARY
Some of Those Who Have Fallen
Before the Silent Reaper.
HAMM0

HAMMOND.
Says this weeks Liberty Banner: Upton j..
Hammond, former resident Of this place,
died at the home of his son, Mr. ID. L. Ham,
mond, at White Marsh, Baltimore County,
Md, at an advanced age. His remains were
brought here yesterday Wednesday, after
noon tor interment. The service was con-
Quoted by Rev G. r. Sanner.
BOwLUs.
Asa Bowlus, well known citizen of
Middletown, this county, who had
been afflicted with paralysis for num-
Der of years, died last Friday morning,
aged II wears. He leaves widow and
four children, two single sons residing
in Baltimore.
RAMSBURG.
Asa Ramsburg, a well known far
mer residing short distance south OF
Middletowu, who was stricken with
paralysis on Friday last, died last
Sunday night, aged IL years. He
leaves widow and two married sons.
Funeral took place Wednesday.
WATERS.
Mr.. James Waters, sou of Mr. Y. M.
Waters, OF Goshen, Montgomery coun-
ty, died on Friday, the 5th inst, at g. &c
a. m., of diabetes. The deceased has
been great sufferer for several years
past. He was an industrious and Ell.
! terprising young man, and popular
with all. The funeral took place on
Sunday, at Goshen Church, burial in
the cemetery adjoining.
EASTERDAY.
The many friends of Mr. Lawrence
yesterday, one of the most prominent
residents of Pleasant Walk, this coun.
ty, were grieved to learn of his death
last week, at his home, in the 18th
year of his aye. The deceased was
twice married, his first wife being Miss
Horr, of Buonsboro, Washington Coun
ty. A widow aud SIX children survive
him. The funeral which was largely
attended, took place last Saturday, al
Wolfsville.
SHEARER.
Information of the death of Mrs
Eliza Shearer, widow of DIR. George M
Shearer, of York, Pa, which occurred
last Tuesday evening, at her home in
that place, was received here shortl,
after the sad event Mrs Shearer has
Il number of relatives in this city
among them being Messrs Edward s.
Eichelberger, l.. S. Clingan and Mrs
Eli Nicodemus. The deceased was aged
about 81 years The funeral took place
on Wednesday last.
| GRAHAM
Says last weeks Carrot NeUs Mrs
Hannah Graham, widow of the late
Archibald Graham, died at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Mary Malambre
in Union Bridge, on Monday night
December 3lst. at ll.30 o'clock, aged 81
years, of Bright's disease, from which
she suffered much in the past three
years. The funeral took place on Thurs.
day afternoon, service being held il
the Lutheran Church, conducted 10y
Rev II. l.. Patterson, assisted by Elder
| StOner. Interment was made in Noun.
. tain View Cemetery. Her surviving
children are Mrs. Mary Malambre,
Mrs. b. f. Phillips, Mrs Theodore
Fowble, Mrs. John Muushouer, Misses
Matte and Ella Graham, Andrew,
Samuel and Peter Her mother, Mrs.
Mary Utz, also survives in the 93rd
year of her age.
| RUDY.
lnfOrmatian was recently received
10y the relatives of Mr.. f. G. Rudy,
formerly Of Middletown Valley, of his
death on Christmas eve, under horrible
circumstances, whilst driving between
Cambridge City and Richmond, Ind,
the latter place having been his home
for the last three years. The exact par
ticulars of his death are not known
except that his body was found under
his buggy, with one foot of the horse
he was driving over his neck. Death
had ensued some time before, as the
body was stiff aud cold. The deceased
was son of Mr.. Daniel Rudy, of Ha
gerstown, and went west many year.
ago. He engaged in the cigar manu-
featuring business and was doing well
He was born few miles from Middle
town, this county, on the farm now
owned by Mr. Lewis Miller. HIS has
brother, Mr.. HI. r. Rudy, residing a
Pearl, this county, and numerous othe
relatives scattered here and there, VIII,
are severely distressed to hear of th,
unfortunate affair.