Frederick citizen., 1895-02-22
LOCAL NEWS.
gome Little Jottings About Peo-
pie and Things.

Mr.. Charles w. Gall, who has been
on two weeks visit to Norfolk, Va,
Recently returned to ThurmOnt, this
county.
The Carroll Record says that Chief
Justice Roger b. Taney was married
m Taneyt0wn to sister of Francis
Scott Key, in the year 1906.
Sousa, the great band-master, and
bis superior band of sixty solosts, will
De here GU March 9th, aud give one of
heir fine concerts. All who can should
sttend.
Mr.. A. w. Firor, of Graceham, has a
ne stock of poultry in his stock yard,
Embracing such brands as Plymouth
Rodks Wyandottes several kinds of
HOudans and Gray Dorkings.
A Russell snow plow was used on
he Western Maryland Railroad, to
CLEAR a passage through the drifts dur
Ing the recent blizzard. 1t is an effi-
cient instrument and does its work
well.
q The Myersville Guide calls attention
70 the fact that a bridge is badly need
BED at the place where the stream cross
es the road leading from that town to
Ehurch Hill. 1t is said to be one of
the worst places to cross In the county.
One of the oldest and NEST highly
respected residents of Middletown, this
county, is EX-Burgess Allen Sparrow
who recently celebrated his 85th birth
day, surrounded by host of relatives
and friends. He enjoys very good
4 health.
Rev. ). +. Slater, pastor of the Lu-
thhran Church at Burkittsville, this
county, recently sent in his resignation
70 the congregation, which boldly re-
fused to accept it and caused the divine
TO alter his intentions, at least for the
present
Don't fail to attend the Kenilworth
Clubs great production in this city, of
A Comical Tragedy" on Tuesday
night the 26th inst. Tickets can be
obtained of any member of the Catbo-
nc Club, or at the box office, at
Yeakle's.
The peach crop man, who foretells the
late OF the bud just beginning to think
oi cropping out, says that the cold
weather las killed the young shoots.
ana III many instances the trees them
selves. Still we expect to eat our share
Oh the luscious fruit during the wan
ming summer days.
MIR. Harry Barnard, Of Brunswick
was nearly frozen to death, whilst
working with a number of companions
ciearng the deifts on the main line of
Cae Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. east
Vi Washington Junction, on Friday
"orhlng after the great blizzard.
Another man received terrible
onocK at the power house of the Fred
el'ck Electric Light Company, recent
y by taking handful of snow and
sappiylng it to the eyes, the effect of
One bright light, caused by shifting the
oualent INTO short circuit, was in a
considerable degree lessened.
n The condition of Hon. Outerbridge
oay, ou.sey, OF near Burkittsville, this
.ouuty, continues to improve and we
S'e glad to state he is considered out of
hanger His daughter, Miss Eliza
rmorsey, returned to Washington last
b' b%eek' having been In attendance upon
ner father ever since his extreme i'll
ness.
oo,' 1aWnee Bill, the head of the aggre-
Wn WS1aon Known as Pawnee Bill''s Wild
ai "gsti 50 well known to our people,
ar;, cru lhose of other states, visited Fred
ea 'mA recently to look after his stock
tar otler equipments stored aud quar-
,e.eu n Mere for the winter. He has
%r aov w., frederick his winter quarters