The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-07-17
OBITUARY
Some of Those Who Have Fol-.
Before the Silent Reaper
HARMAN.

Before the Silent Reaper
HARTMAN
Mrs. Lizzie Fl arnan died al NJ.
vue Hospital on Monday last, Of g ",S
eral debility, aged 80 years. sel'
LINE.
Mrs. Daniel Line, of Keed,.,.,
aud a former resident of near Boli,'e
this county, died few DAYS agoa ,', SL
Maryland University II uspital If f. o ,le
Ger of the liver, aged 81 year. I ~
leaves daughter is years Old an ,1lv
son years old. O
MURPHY.
Miss Alberto Murphy. a deaf run.
aud former pupil Of the ID. & n NUE. G
stitute, this city, died of cou,In,,ti III
in Baltimore. on Monday Of last wa'I
aged % years. She graduated in I'M
class of 80, from which her siv , ,p7
bearers were selected
MILLER.
Mrs. Catharine Miller. wife Of i,
James W. Miller, died Of paralv.i. ~ u.
her home in Graceham, after .b...
illness. Her funeral took place m. w. I
Sunday following. Elder Daniel B
Saylor of1iciating. Tntermeut was no4o
at GTaceham.
NICHOLAS
Mrs. Eliza NJ. Nichols died ON Fri
day night last, at the Carlin Hon.a
of general debility, aged s. wears H.,
leaves no relatives here. but ia. lso9
,a-il,.,.t ..F -
funeral took place from the CarIi1
House, on Monday morning at n
O'Clock. Interment was made In rbs
Reformed graveyard.
NUssBAUM.
Mr.. Jacob r.. Nus9baum died ON ,g.,
Friday morning at the Residence If NJ.
sister, Mrs. Buckley, near AIt. Pleasant
Of cancer, aged 81 years Fors-yersi
years he had been merch4udizuIi in
| Baltimore, but had come t0 the conn.
try to recuperate his health A widow
Mrs. Lizzie +. Nusshaum. survive.
| him. Interment was made In M
Olivet Cemetery, Baltimore
KUssMAUL.
Mr. Charles II. Kussmaul. the we'll
known cigar dealer, Of West Pstrc.
street, died at his home on W-st Fourth
street, on Tuesday Il noon. aged
AZ years. For several months he hs,
suffered from a tuuoT iu fhe neck
which baf1ied the skill of the most en-.
iuent specialists, and Finally cau,4d
his death His fuuera to.k r4,.
from his LAKE residence nu Thursday
afternoon at O'Clock Iutrmeut was
made in Mt. Olivet Cemetery.
AMMAN.
DR.. Andrew Amman died uu Tag.
day night, the l7th lust. at rue rs...
deBce of his sOn-iu-law. Major d. A.
Horuer, OF Emmitsburg, 'l.- couu.v.
aged 81 years. He was member VI
the ban king house Of AuMH. Houer
81 Co., and also of the p.e-u} teraa
Church. He leaves three SOILS, Isaac
| and Andrew Amman and DI Robert
/ l.. Amman, aud one dauguur. Aum
II, who. isusthe wife Of Ntai.r D. a.
HUrner. a Hts ftsntra took places l
5Fridayolastsd e 3e3aeas n 9ae
SO IS sELpkrDaRs
Assistant Postmaster Wa C.@aER.
ridge, who was stricken With far8lysis
while on duty at the lo-...lice. m
Thursday afternoon of last week died
at his room at the Carliu Hu,-u
Tuesday morning. From t'l. ims1
was attacked he constantly grew wgr
until death relieved his -utteugH
Rev. f. Oliu Eldridge, of Washington
brother of the deceased, arri.eJ shortly
after he was attacked and remained by
his bedside until he died Mr. Ed.
ridge was appointed assistau. postna.-
ter in May, 1894, at the same tine Mr.
b. II. Blackstone term began. Las.
winter he was attacked with The grn
from which he never recovered He
was aged Sc years and leave widow
Since the death of his mother he lad
made his home at the Caru HOUSE
and conducted millinery store 90
| West Patrick street. His tuI-lai too5
place from the Methods episcopal
Church. East Church street. .u Thurs
day AFTERNOONS. Intermeut We, made
ia Mt. Olivet Cemetery.