Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-21
FREDERICK FOLKS,
They Ovate Kilrain-Politics, Weddings,
Accidents and Social Life.
I The EVENING SrAI.

Correspondence OF The EVENING STAR
FREDERIcK, Nd, October 20.
The twenty-ninth annual exhibition of the
Frederick county agricultural society closed
yesterday. Financially and otherwise it was
an Unprecedented success. The special attrac-
tion the last two days was Jake Kilrain, who
arrived with party Friday afternoon. The
party accepted invitation to visit the fair
and Kilrsin was accorded rousing ovation.
He witnessed the play at the theater here a.
night and yesterday afternoon left for home.
The racing at the fair this year was better than
1t has ever been before and the attendance was
never so large.
The republicans will hold parade and mass
meeting here tomorrow night to formally open
the campaign Hon. Geo. L. Wellington and
Hon. L. Z. McComas will speak. Mass meetings
Will be held soon at Liberty, Middletown and
Mechanicstown.
The Carlin house property in this city was
sold at auction yesterday for S9,975 to Judge
VIM A Fisher of Baltimore, representing the
heirs Of the late Louis McMurray. The sale
was under mortgage held by Lewis H. Dill.
Rev. Dr.. Liston II. Pearce, formerly pastor OF
the NJ Z church here, has accepted a call to
the Reddlng NJ. l. church at Elmira, NY
Henry Stauffer yesterday sold to J. Ii. Lieb.
for ~, 200, a farm in this county containing SC
acres, roods and perches.
Candidates for admission to ST. Johns col.
lege, Annapolis, to I'LL vacancy belonging to
this county. will be held at the court house
here tomorrow
The Pennsylvania road has purchased, for
sleo,OOO. the Hanover and York railroad which
forms portion of the Frederick division.
Two sons of Hiram Stottlemeyer of near
Myersville found a couple of dynamite cart
ridges few days ago, and while playing with
them applied a match to one, exploding il and
lnjuring one of the boys severely about the
face and hands.
z. A Bushey fell from an apple tree at Lime
Kiln few days ago and broke one of his legs.
clever swindler has been doing thriving
business here by selling what are reported to
De Stake OF the "Ceylon rose" but which are
In reality stalks Of. common weed perfumed
with cologne
aessrs. VIM NJ. and Jacob H. Marker. execu-
tors ofJacob Marker, deceased. have sold farm
OF "a acres In Uniontown district to g. T..
Marker, Tor SSl.50 per acre; a small farm ad-
Joining the above to Charles s. Marker for
S95I.5O, and farm of 1923 acres in Taney-
town district TO David II. Humbert for S32 Der
acre air. DAVID L. Stern Of Sans creek has
s2,3OO. ~'
One Of the most fashionable and interesting
social events Of the season will occur here N
noon Thursday, when Mr.. II. l.. Taylor of Bal.
timore and Miss Mildred L. Miller one of tht
bellies Of Frederick, will be married in All
Saints p. E. church
Mr.; Daniel Mehrling, Miss Nettie Gleason,
Mr.. Emory Gibson and his friend Mr. Butler
MISS Ella Hogan, Mr.. Melvin Meyers, VIM. H
Main aud Mrs. J. III. Davis, all Of Washington
are visiting here. United States Senator Eusti,
of Louisiana Is the guest OF Mr.. Geo. p Eustil
of Washington at his summer homo, Prospec,
Hall, near TINS city. Mr.. W. II. Penn and Miss
Edith Y. Smith, both Of this county, were re-
Gently married in Warrington Miss Gibson has
returned from pleasant visit to Washington
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