The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1902-03-15

Freedom distrlct--Erancls -. AlDaugn, l..
B. Gosnell, Robert E. Lee.
Manchester Decentralization I. Hunt,
Cornelius Crumrine, Jacob W. Warehime.
| Westminster district-Levi Black, John w.
| Holmes, Wm. A. Roop.
Hampstead dstrict-Noah J. Lester, L.
Edward Shaffer, Christopher Shubkagel.
Franklin district-Wm. +. Sharretts, ST.,
Amos Davis, John W. Cook.
Middleburg district--Reu A. Stonesifer,
John f. White, Oliver d. Birely.
New Windsor district-Samuel Haines, j.
l.. Franklin, Gustavus Barnes.
Union Bridge district-Jesse Crnmbacker,
Henry Blaxsten, William II. Stem.
Mt. Airy district-Lloyd s. Buckingham.
Death of WelI-Known Citizens and Others.
JACOB NAILLE.
Mr.. Jacob NailIe died suddenly at the resi-
dence of his son law, Mr.. William Eckard,
near Silver Run, on March 4, aged SO years.
He was member of the Methodist Episcopal
Church and Republican. He leaves four
children, Mr.. John p Naie, Mrs. s. L. Eek
ard. Mrs. U. s. Drach, of New Windsor, and
Mrs. William Eckard, of Silver Run. his
funeral took place last Thursday at l1inganore
M. E. Church, near Unionville. Frederick
county, where interment was also made.
MRS. HEAGY.
Sadie. wife of Mr.. Harris Heagy, near Fritz
ellburg died suddenly last Saturday afternoon
of apoplexy, aged Al years. Mrs. Heagy was
in apparently good health and was attending
to her work. About 2 p. m. she was seized
with violent pain in her head and died IN less
than 10 minutes. Mrs. Heagy was daughter
of Mrs. Ella Taylor, of Baltimore, where she
lived until few days ago.
ISAAC NoRDLINGER.
Mr.. Isaac Nordlinger, well-known retail
dry-goods merchant of Baltimore, Md, died
last Saturday morning at his home, All west
Baltimore street, ola complication OF diseases.
He had been in i'll health for the past SIX
| months.
Mr.. Nordlinger was born in Wurttenberg,
| Germany. on April Z, 1929, and emigrated 10
| the United States in 1850. He first went to
| Richmond, Va, where he engaged in the dry
goods business. In 1868 he removed to BAL
timore and started a dry goods store on Balti-
more street near the bridge. Afterward he
opened store on Baltimore street, near Pop
| pieton, and II years ago removed his business
| TO the present stand on Baltimore street, near
| Calhoun.
! Mr.. Nordlinger leaves widow, who was
| Miss Bette Gundersheimer, to whom ne was
married Al years ago. -Four sons and two
daughters also survive him. The sons are
Messrs. Solomon, Ellis, Philip and William
NordIinger. and the daughters are Mrs. A. C..
Strasburger, of Westminster, Md, and Mrs.
| S. Kahn, of Baltimore city. Mr.. Nordlinger
belonged to the Royal Arcanum, the b mai
R'rith. the Hebrew Orphan Asylum, the He.
brew Hospital and the Hebrew Free Burial
Association. He was also member of the
Baltimore Hebrew Congregation.
LARKIN SIMPLIFY.
Mr.. Larkin ShipIey, of Freedom district,
| died very suddenly, at his home near Daniel,
ON Monday night, March 8. He was appar
| emily in good health until less than an hour
before his death. He ate hearty supper and
after s o'clock complained of severe pain III
his left chest and about the region of the
heart Proper remedies were administered,
| but he did not experience relief About
O'Clock, while the daughter who was caring
for him was in an adjoining room, ne rose
| from his bed and fell to the floor. His daugh-
ter and other members OF the family immedl-
ately FASTENED to his assistance only to lind
that he had ceased to breathe.
Mr.. Shipley was in his 87th year. He was
a prominent citizen and retired farmer OF
| Freedom district; member of Ebenezer M.
E. Church, near Winfield, where funeral SER
vices were held on Thursday afternoon. He
was an enthusiastic Odd Fellow, having been
| member of the order for many years, form
erly of Salem Lodge, this city, and afterwards
of ST. Stephens Lodge at Daniel, in the es-
| tablishment of which he was the leading
spirit, and for the accommodation OF which
he built hall. He was probably the oldest
| Odd Fellow, in point of membership, IN the
county, and the order was largely represented
| at his funeral and was buried with their rites.
/ The religious service was conducted at Ebe-
nezer Church, by the pastor, Rev. G. +. Dud-
rear, and Rev. r. Kolb, of New Windsor. A
large concourse of people attended the SER
| vices.
Mr.. Shipley's wife died years ago. He
leaves the following children Mr. Horace
Landon Shipley, of Daniel; DR.. d. F. Ship
lev, of this city; Mr.. John Bernard Shipley,
near this city; Mr.. Almer Shipley, near Dan:
iel; Mrs. Greenbury Wilson, Mrs. Joshua
Brsndenburg, of Freedom district; Miss Minta
Shipley, we'll known public school teacher;
Misses Loretta and Phoebe Shipley, of Balti-
more, and Misses Mollie and Jemima Shipley,
at home.
DANIEL R. sAYLoR.
Elder Daniel r. Sayler, of the German
| Baptist Church. for many years citizen of
Double Pipe Creek, died at the residence of
his daughter, Mrs. Sadie l.. Boerner, at
| Waynesboro, Pa, on Monday last, of heart
/
1901 he went to live with his daughter. He
was the oldest son of the late Jacob Saylor,
and was in his list year. A widow, who was
| Miss Sarah P. Foutz, and two daughters
Anna E., wife of Mr.. John S. Weybright, of
Double Pipe Creek, and Sadie L., wife of
Mr.. William Boerner, of Waynesboro, survive
| him. His brothers and sisters living are Isaac
W., of Muncie, Ind; William Fl. Fl. and Mrs.
Ella Lodge, of Dayton, Ohio;- Davis a., of
| Cortez, Col; Mrs. Mary S. Kolb and Mrs.
Anna V. Diller, of Double Pipe Creek.
JESSE REESE EBAUGH.
Jesse Reese Ebaugh, native of this coun :
ty, died at Middletown, Mo-, on February 21st
last, aged 81 years,6 months and II days. Mr..
Ebaugh was tailor by trade. and forty years
ago was a merchant at Smallwood, this coun-
| ty. In 1869 he removed to Missouri. In
| 1850, January 8, he was married to Miss c..
| N. Nelson. a sister of the late John w. Mel
son, of Westminster, and to them were born
nine children, three of whom died in infancy.
| One of the SONS is DIR. G. l.. Ebaugh, of
| Washington, d. C. The other children, FIVE
daughters, are married and reside in Missouri
and Nebraka.
DENNIS D. II. CLEMSON.
! On the 9Th instant Mr. Dennis d. 81. Glenn
son died at his residence il. Cemsonville,
Frederick county, of general debility, aged
about SO years. He was for many years a
| farmer and lived all his life in the community
where he died. He is survived by two chill
dren, james H. Clemson and Miss Laura
Clemson. His funeral took place Saturday
at one o'clock. Rev. R. s.. Rowe officiated
| and interment was made at Union Ridge.
MRS. MATILDA B. GoRsUCH.
Mrs. Matilda Bartholow Gorsuch, wife of
Mr.. Thomas Gersuch, of Gambler, this county,
| died Wednesday afternoon, aged 70 years.
| She was a member of the NJ. E. Church for
about 65 years. She leaves two daughters
Annie R. Gorsucb, Gambler, and Mrs. Mary
Shipley, Pkesville-and four sons-Dr. Silas
N, George A., Henry S., of Gambler, and E.
Webster Gorsuch, of Baltimore.
A Wood Ch0pping.
| At the home of Mrs Mary Lockard, widow