The citizen., 1900-11-30


Mr.. Joseph Moore, aged II
years, died at his home at Green
field Mills, this county, on We'd
nesday morning. November 2l. of |
typhoid fever.
BETSON.
Mrs. Amanda Il. BetSon, wife (.
of Mr.. William Betson, fireman
at Montevue, died of conSump.
tion, on Sunday morning, Nov. |
Is, at her home, near M0ntevue.
STONE.
John A. Stone. a veteran of the !
Mexican War, died Thursday |
morning at o'clock, at his home |
near CharleSville, of heart failure,
aged Is years. His wife survives. !
LONG.
TheOdOSia, daughter of Elder
Abraham Long, died at liamS-
Vile after several weeks of ex-
treme illness of typhoid malaria
fever, on Friday, Nov. 16. She |
was i'll her Saith year.
PITTINGER.
Mrs. Sarah Pittinger, widow of
the late JAS. w. Pittinger, of near
New Midway, who died about 80 |
years ago. died at Montevue Hos
pital, on Monday, Nov. 10, aged |
81 years, IL months and 10 days.
She leaves no children.
BEALL.
James f. Beall. a we'll known
merchant of Greenfield Mills, |
died at his home, Thursday morn
ing of paralysis, aged about 20 |
years. lie was postmaster of |
Greenfield He is survived by |
several children.
BLATTAU.
Miss Mary VI. Blattau, oldest |
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs John A.
Blattau, formerly Of this city, |
died suddenly in Baltimore, on
Sunday, Nov. Is, of acute pneu-
mouia, aged 2S years.
SMITH.
Mr.. Henry c. Smith, widely |
and familiarity known as Butcher |
Smith, an esteemed citizen of
Thurmont, died at his home ON
Sunday, Nov. Is. after an illness |
Of several months.
LONG.
On Saturday, Nov. II, Miss |
Mary Long, an elderly maiden |
lady, well and favorably known,
died at the residence of her
nephew, Mr.. G. j. Shuil, in En-.
mitshurg, this county.
WASKEY.
Eli C. Waskey, a well known
farmer, residing near Feagaville,
died Thursday last of a compli- |
cation of diseases, aged 73 years.
He is survived by his wife and |
one son.
WORKING.
Mrs Henrietta Working, widow
of the late Esau Working, died at
her home in Petersville, this
county, Friday evening at $50
O'Clock, in the 73rd year of her
age. The deceased leaves two
daughters and three sons.
HOWARD.
Mrs. James l.. Howard, wife of
Policeman Howard, died Friday
! afternoon at her residence, Market
Space, of acute congestion of the
lungs, aged 30 years. Mrs.
Howard had only been ill a few
days.
gibson
Miss Sarah Rebecca ellison,
died Monday, November 10, at
her home, near Mt. Airy, of apo
| pleXy, aged about 63 years. She
was the youngest sister of the
late Samuel ellison, of near Lib
ertytown.
CRUMBAUGH.
After an illness of six months,
Mrs. Nettie NJ. Crumbaugh, be-
loved wife of Thomas ID. Crum.
baugh, and second daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. &. L. b. Crum.
baugh, died at LIE Roy, ILL.,, on
Monday evening, Nov. 10.
MERCHANT.
George II. Merchant, a we'll
known resident of this city, died
at his residence, Is West Seventh
street, on Thursday afternoon, of
cancer, aged AZ years, | month
and 2S days. He leaves father,
mother, two brothers and 2 sis
ters. His wife and little son died
some years ago.
HERGESHEIMER.
Miss Sophia Hergesheimer, a
former well known resident of this
city, died in Washington, ID. G.,
on Thursday morning, of general
debility, aged 20 years. Miss
HergeSheimer was a sister of Mrs.