The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-07-03
OBITUARY
some of Those Who Have Faiien
BEFORE the Silent Reaper.

proolre Buxton, of Plane NO. 4, ChI9
oonntv died on June 28th, at his nome,
aged 80 wears. His funeral look piace
c1 TUESDAY morning, at IL O'CLOCK.
sCHILLING.
Tohn Schilling died at Montevue
Hospital, OH Monday evening las'' y.
General debility, aged SO years. MS
S1neraI took place on Wednesday. III
far,nent was made in Mt. Olivet Gem
etery.
Alice Lillian, infant daughter OF MI.
and Mrs. Raymond Ford, of East sec
ond street, this city, died on last FRI
dav evening. The funeral took place
on Saturday afternoon at 4 O'Clock:
Tnterment was made in Mt. OllVeC
Cemetery.
BREIGHNER.
Mrs. Sarah Breighner, widow OF me
late Daniel Breigner. died at her nome
in Emmitsburg, on June Oath, aged ~
years. Her funeral took place on FRI
day morning last from st. Mary's
Church. Rev. J. B. Manly officiating
MULLIGAN.
Thomas Mulligan died at Montevue
Hospital on Monday last of general de-
bility, aged 80 years. His funeral TOOK
Mace on Wednesday morning. lnLer-
ment was made in the Catholic Gem
etery.
Alfred w. Davis died at his home
near Della, this county, on Friday
morning last, OF heart disease, aged ID
wears. His funeral took place on Sun
day morning last from koontZs
Chapel. Rev. NJ. Starr, of Buckeys-
town, officiating. Interment was made
in the adjoining graveyard.
GRAVES.
Mrs. Jane Graves, of Washington, d.
G.. and who is we'll known in this
city, died suddenly at Spring Valley
Farm" the country home of her son,
Rolph G.. Graves, near Hancock, Md,
a few days ago, of heart failure. She
was the grandmother of Mr.. Raymond
K. Cooke.
Mr.. William Walters Gloyd died at
his home in Newport News, Va, on
Thursday last, of typhoid fever, aged
q years. He was married at the Cath
Ollie Church in Urbana, this county, to
Miss Eta Biser, of Evansville, Novem-
Der last. His remains was sent
to Gaithersburg. Montgomery County,
from which place his funeral took
place on Saturday afternoon, from the
St Rose Catholic Church.
HOUSE
David B. House died at the residence
of his son-in-Iaw, Ezra HORNE, near
Broad Run, on Thursday of last week,
aged SO years. He formerly resided at
Middleton this county. He had
lately resided at Port Townsend,
Washington, but for several months
he had been in this county. Deceased
leaves a second wife, five daughters
and five SOILS.
TAYLOR.
Says the Emmitsburg Chronicle:
Mr.. John K. Taylor, an aged and well
known resident of this district, died at
his home neal town, Wednesday
night last, in the 18th year of his age.
His death was caused by a general
wearing out of the system. The de-
ceased leaves widow and three chill
dren. the funeral services were held
at Mt. St. Mary's Church, Friday
morning last, June Goth.
YESTERDAY.
Elder John yesterday, resident of
Middletown Valley, died on Friday.
the 10Th inst, at his home ON Church
Hill, aged SO years. Deceased was
never married and had been the minis
ter for Highland Church for number
of years. His remains were inferred
IN the burying ground at st. Johns
Lutheran Church, near his former
home. AT his request no religious ser
vices were held during the occasion.
BIKELY.
| Mrs. Mary Rosanna Birely, widow
of the late j. VIM. Birely, died on
| Tuesday morning last, at her home on
Nort b Market street, of general debl-
ity, aged " years. Her death follows
close to that of her husband, who died
on April 18th last Mrs Birely before
her marriage was Miss Mary Cramer,
of this county. Messrs. VIM. G. and
T. III. Birely, are the only two surviv-
ing children. Her funeral took place
on "Wednesday afternoon at four O'Clock
from her late home, interment being
made in Mt. Olivet Cemetery.
HARP.
Mrs. Luginia Francis Harp, wife of
Daniel V. Harp, of Myersvile, this
county, died on Saturday morning
last, of a complication of diseases. Of
which she had been a long sufferer
Mrs. Harp was the only daughter of
Mr.. Jonas Shelter, and was aged SO
years. The deceased has one brother
living in Denver, Colorado. She leaves
four children: Mrs. Elmer A. Young.
Mr.. M. ID. Harp, Miss Jennie M. Harp,
and Mr.. Reno S. Harp of this city.
Her funeral took place on Monday
from the United Brethren Church at
| Myersville.
MEHRLING.
Mr.. John N. MehrIing died at the
home OF his son-in-law, Howard r
Warner, in Julietta, Indiana, aged 6S
year. Mr.. Mehrling formerly lived nj
Middletown, this county, where he
learned the butchering business with
Augustus Warner, who has since resided
IN Greencastle, Pa. Deceased afterwarIs
removed to Jefferson, this county. and
carried on the butchering business for
IL years. He married Miss T,izai..
Hoffman, of the latter place. who sur.
wives him with two daughters and ono
son. He has lived in Julietta since
1874. Deceased was an uncle of John
ana Casper Mehrllng, of this CITY.
Mr.. John Ebert, one of Fredericl,s
well known al -