The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-04-19
OBITUARY
Some of Those Who Have Fallen
Before the Silent Reaper.
LONG.

On Tuesday evening, the yin INST,
Mr.. Joseph Long, a respected resident
of Middletown District, died at his
home near Middletown, after long
illness of paralysis, aged 10 years. He
leaves six children, three of whom re-
side in the West. His funeral took
place on Thursday following, from the
Reformed Church. at Middletown.
LIvERs.
Mr.. Joseph Livers, for forty years a
highly esteemed huckster and farmer
OF near Franklin Mills, and who, three
years ago with his family moved TO
Littlestown, Pa, died on Wednesday,
the 10th inst, at the residence of his
daughter, Clara, who resides near Mt.
81. Mary's College, and whom he was
visiting since the first Of April. De-
ceased was alb nut 50 years OF age. y
wife and four children survive him.
His remains inferred on Saturday in
the College Church Cemetery.
SIMMONS
Aftera severe illness of several weeks
duration, Harry, the interesting ID
year old son of Mr.. w. \. simmons,
tie jeweler, died on Monday afternoon
r. ~.
idence Oh North Market street Peri
tonitus was the cause of the lads early
demise. Harry was popular with his
youthful associates aud dearly beloved
by his parents, who are not alone in
their deep SORROW at the sad ending of
their sons life. The funeral took place
on Wednesday at 3 O'clock, interment
being made at Mt. Olivet Cemetery.
AMSTERDAM.
The death of Mrs. Caroline a. Aush-
ernan, wife Of Charles Ausherman, of
EllerIou, this county, occurred on
Tuesday of last week, from Ia serious af
fiction of cancer of the breast, which
came on abot one year ago. At times,
her sufferngs were intense, but she al
ways displayed great forhearauce and
christian Resignation. Deceased was Il
daughter of Mr.. Peter GrOssnickIe, and
was III her30ih year. \ husband and
one young child survive her, besides a
large family connection. She was
member of the Baptist Church. Her
funeral took place on Thursday morn
ing, Elder Ulz officiating.
DoUTY.
Captain John Douty, Il highly es-
teemed resident of Unionville, this
county, died Oh Monday morning,
April the Sth, at 10 o'clock, aged IS
years. He carried on the business of
blacksmlthing and carriage building,
and earned quite reputation for the
excellence of his work. The firm name
is John D0uty& Son. Deceased was
most popular man and stood high in
the community. His funeral took place
at Linganore NJ. +. Church, of which
he was member. on Tuesday after
noon, at one O'clock, and the interment
was made at Harri-vlle, this county.
M'CoMAs.
The death of M. ederick &. Me-
Comas occurred on Thursday of last
week, at $50 O'Clock, a. m., at his
rooms in the Baldwin House, Hagers-
town. Deceased was in his S0th year,
and was one of the most sterling and
highly esteemed citizens of the above
town. His father was the Rev Zach
eus q. McCOmas. Mr. Frederick Nc
Comas leaves four children; Henry A.,
Louis E., who is Associate Justice of
the Supreme Court of The District of
Columbia, Frederick f., and Mrs. En-
ma Wallace, Of Cambridge Nd. Two
OF the sons reside IN Hagerstown.
ZI1IME RMAN.
We regret to learn of the decease of
Mrs. Susanna Zimmerman, an elderly
and highly respected resident of Feaga-
vile, this county, which occurred on
Tuersay last. Her age was so years,
and general debility resulted in the re-
lease of the troubled spirit from earthly
pain Deceased was widely known as
of a Kindly and gentle temperament
and possessed numerous worthy traits
of character. She leaves four children,
three daughters and one son-Mrs. Jno.
f. Hargate, Mr.. Edward Zimmerman,
Mrs. Joshua Stup and Mrs. Edward
Derr. The funeral took place from Mt.
Zion Lutheran Church yesterday after
noon at > O'clock. Interment in the
cemetery adjoining.
SHRIVER.
Says a dispatch to the SIN, dated
Tuesday, the 18th: Mrs. William Shri-
Yer, of Union Mills, died tonight at I
o'clock, in the eighty-seventh year of
her age. She had been i'll for some
time and her death was not uneXpect-
ed. She was the mother of thirteen
children, eleven of whom are living
and are well known. She has seven
sons living, among whom are 7. Her.
bert Shriver, b. Frank Shriver, c. C.
Shriver, Of the Metropolitan Savings
Bank, a. X. Shriver, of the firm of j.
Myers IL Co., and NJ. O. Shriver, also
of the firm. Albert Shriver and VIM.
James are dead. Her daughters are
Mrs. Thomas Myers, Miss Sallie G.
Shriver and Sister Francis De Sales, of
the convent in Norfolk, Va. Mrs.
Shriver was particularly noted for her
piety, charity and good work.
HoLTZ.
The death of Mr.. John HoltZ, one of
the oldest and most highly esteemed
residents Of Gainesville, this county,
occurred on Monday, April the lst,
and host of sorrow-stricken relatives
and friends mourn the loss of one,
whose deeds will ever live in memory
as worthy Of christian and good citi-
zen. Deceased was in his 10Th year
and was devoted member of the Re-
formed Church. He has been life
long subscriber of the CITIZEN; our
deep sympathy, as ell as that of all
who knew the lamented deceased.
goes out to the bereaved family. A
loving wife preceded him to the tomb
many years ago. His funeral took
place on Wednesday following, serv-
ices being held in Zion's Reformed
Church, Gainesville, Rev. Il. r.
Eschbach officiating. The pallbearers
were Messrs. Urias Ramsburg, Charles
Broadrup, Charles Cain, VIM. Fry,
Christopher Sauerwein, Wesley Wach-
ter.