Frederick citizen., 1895-01-25
LOCAL NEWS.
Some Little Jottings About Pee
pie and ThInEs

|Wa Mr.. KutnerlOTu, OF f1arTlSDurS, Is the
|aI guest of friends in Frederick.
hp Miss Florence Stewart, of Rock Is
y land. Illinois, il visiting at Mrs. Jas.
\ C. Annan's III Enmliisburg.
It Is said that John L. Sullivan will
enter the fisic arena and try to re-
h, trieve bis lost laurels.
PG Ex-Congressnan Patrick Hamill, OF
ue Oakland, Garrett County, died ou Tues
s'a day night of last week.
HI, The strike at the Maryland Silk
m Mill In Hagerstown has ben adjusted
d to the satisfaction of all concerned.
1t is to be hoped that the rowdy fled
conduct, so prevalent on our street cor
land ners after dark, viii be discontinued.
II, Send us ten (l0) cents and one cou-
GI pon ut once, for your choice of The Sc
,' Iections in the "CITIzEN Premium Lii
[s brary.'
IVA A disease among horses, resembling
IA pinkeye, has recently appeared in the
third and fourth districts of Howard
County.
E DIR. Edward Hewes, who has been
r. confined to his bed for several weeks
Ia
In business
lis Wednesday, was the 46th anniversa-
Try of The marriage of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ia Chas. +. Htzelberger, of Lbertytown,
M this county.
Mr.. E. Ross Diggs, who has been for several
days past ndisposed at the home Of MIR. C.
~ Francis Baughman, on Second street, return
q ed to his home in Baltimore.
nr The divorce case of Mrs Mable Kohl
boss, v. ber hush and, Ehas. Kohlhoss,
of PO0lesvilie, has been removed to the
Montgomery County Court.
|m Folger McKinsey made neat adj
e dress at the Confederate Banquet last
COI Saturday. The speech made by DIR.
EtI Edward Nelson, was also greatly en-
dei joyed.
[ris Don't let your paper run more than
one year without settlement
h,. Prompt payment is necessary in ev-
r. cry Business and especially with a
newspaper.
pre- The case of the Chambers heirs
nd against the b. & 0. Railroad was de-
cided Thursday of last week; the minor
|ri. son received a verdict for $3.50; the
per widow, $3.50.
Il Orders have been issued by our
Ers. Mayor t. prohibit coasting on the
streets Of the city. This will be receiv-
ed will every possible manifestation
of disapproval by the small boy.
|te Anew Grand Army Post has been
v organized in Brunswick, this county,
l with about twenty-five members. 1t
b, wilibe known as the Geuerai Harry
Howard Commandery, No. II.
s,' The comptroller of the currency has
[,r appointed Marshall Winchester, of
[i Baltimore, national bank examiner for
IA the State of Maryland, vice L.. b
to1 Kemp, formerly of this city, resigned
W Ina succeeding issue, we will give
lf EXTRACTS from an interesting article on
lam the subject of temperance recently pub
NJ llshed in the NeCs, of this city. The
matter in question is too lengthy for re-
|a publication.
\, Out of large number of applicants
for the position of conductor on the
Emmitsburg Railroad, the Board of
Directors, at recent meeting, appoint
ed Mr.. Plus Felix to act in tnat capac-
IA ity from February lst.
p Charles Adams jumped from mov-
n ing freight train on the Baltimore and
Ee ONO railroad recently, near Adams
10. town, and sustained severe scalp
wound and Il number of painful cuts
upon the face.
h The recently elected officials of
the Montgomery County Agricultural
l Society are: President, Villa II Dor
eey; vice president Frank G. Hutton;
I secretary. John e. Muncaster; and
John j. Higgins, treasurer.
ri On Friday evening last an oyster
ts supper was held at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. b. Gator, of near JEFF
ID ierson. A number of persons from the
Ii vicinity and other parts of the county
were most pleasantly entertained.
The Maryland Fox Hunting Club of
b. baltlmore, will hold their annual hall
Fr 10 that city Tonight. All the members
Ic areeXpected to appear in their pink
N hunting coats, and it will be one of the
social events of the season.
es Quite delightful dance was recent
b ly held at the residence of Mr. Charles
E.Thona,s IS in the vicinity of Braddock,
this county. A committee of young
men attended to the numerous details
ABOUT trirty-fve guests were present.
/, The Society fthe Sons of the American
revolution are endeavoring to stimulate the
+ increHse ofpatrotsm and knowledge of sub.
l jecls which should be dear to all Ioyal hearts,
and cffrs TO all pupils of the schools chance
70 submit an essay upon the subject THE
\ Navy in the Revolution" Suitable prizes
will be offered Notice OF the above offer has
I ceeu sent to all teachers in public and private
schools
A municipal election was held in
/ Harper's Ferry recently, and resulted
IN The election of Thomas w. Beae,
Democrat, mayor, John Faherty, rec
order. and Joseph l.. Daily, N. G.
Bfaeketi, George r. Bready, Wilmer
Bei'jamiu, George H. Chilis, council
men, The former mayor was Repub-
Iican.
Says the Thurmont Clarion: Straw
pefrles as market crop will pay here.
Two of our citizens, Mr.. Simon Lohr
and Mr.. w. A. Lynn have demon-
etraled this. The local demand should
pc supplied right here at home, but
each year hundreds of dollars are sent
away for Strawberries.
Anew departure in the collection of
Wxes, will he inaugurated in Middle
t0Wn, this county; notice of which
pa been published by the commission
eu oi The above town. Not ouly will
fealestate and stock of merchandise he
I'Au1e TO taxation. as heretofore, but