The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-03-02
MIDDLEBURG ITEMS.
Deaths from Pneumonia-Real Estate Sales
Personal, Etc.

Pneumonia is very prevalent IN the western
part of the district. In some instances whole
! families have been afflicted with it.
Mrs. Chas +. Reindollar died on Monday,
the 18th ultimo, after very brief illness of
pneumonia Her funeral took place on Wed
nesday, the 10Th, at Haugh's Church. The
pail bearers were Albert Stansbury, Thomas
G. Otto. Edwin Il. Sharelts, Joel Myers,
Lewis Ham and Cornelius Rooms. Mrs.
Reindollar was SO years and days old. Her
maiden name was Alice Grimes, and she was
the daughter of the late Wilson and Nancy
Grimes of this place. She was dutiful and
loving daughter, wife and mother, and yielded
IN her life in maternal devotion to her family.
Two of her children were very i'll OF pneumo-
mia. and she was so worn with watching by
their sick beds that when she was stricken
down she succumbed in a few days and passed
peacefnlIy away. Hers was character every
one admires and all speak in her praise.
Mrs. Reindollar was followed only Il week
later by her little daughter, Ellie. beautiful
and very interesting child. She died at ten
o clock p. M, Sunday, the 24th ult. Her
funeral took place on Tuesday, the 18th ult.,
at Haughs Church. The pail bearers were
Harvey Koons. Harry Fowbe. Harvey Weant
and Milton Rooms. P. II. Shriner & Son,
undertakers in both instances. Etfie was
wears. months and II days old. The other
child, Frank. has recovered. Mr., Reindoilar
IS well known in the county, and much sym
patty is expressed for him in his sad attic-
ton. He has FIVE children, four are small,
the youngest is about two years of age.
Miss Ada Dayhoff is extremely i'll of pneu-
monia.
Thomas Lynn. a native Of this county, but
who has been in Nebraska for number of
years. is now visiting relatives here. Mr.. and
Mrs. James p. Perry spent Sunday with Mr.
Perrv'S parents in WalkersvilIe. Mr.. VIM.
II. Yingiing Is visiting his daughter. Mrs.
James L.anders. near Rochester Mills. Mad
ison Nelson. of Frederick. visited his aunt,
Mrs Mamie +. Clabaugh, at Clovebrook, this
week.
Mr.. Kelly added Eve more fine horses to
his Cloverbrook stables this week.
James f. Otto captured - rats o. Tuesday
night and Is more on Wednesday night. IN
.'Wilhide' trap which he had in the cellar.
The Worlds Fair" in charge Of Mr. and
Mrs James p. Perry, since the 18th OF Feb
ruarv. has been viewed by many and pro
nounced marvellous. Mr.. Perry expects
to clear it away by the first Of April.
On Tuesday Jasper c. Shriner as mortgage
Of David Hil,abidie. deceased. offered al pub
lie sale the warehouse at FORK Road. IL was
bid IN to 81. 600: bought By the mortgage on
the same day. Granville ;. HsineS, as mort
gage Of David Hiliabidie. deceased. sold a lot
a. York Road. c, nta ming acre aud perches,
to Charles Valentine tor sos. Rnmor has
it that be proposes to erect dwelling and
creamery upon T.
On the 27th ul,imo, John c. Tanger and
Chas. r. Reifsnider. as trustees, sold a dwell
Ing house. carriage shop and lot OF land con
tanning 100 perches on the Union Bridge road,
to John II. Boone for s5i3.50.
Vibrations from the blasting in the 'unues
of the Tape Worm, are distinctly felt here,
some being strong enough to shake doors aud
windows in their fasteuIugs-
There has been lJttie "W bite Cap busi.
ness here bu, Il fell through. aud the warned
yoaug men stepping about town Is large as
ever