The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-07-12
LOCAL NEWS,
Some Little lettings About Peo-
pie and Things.

Miss Maude Gouverneur is the guest
Of her sister, Mrs. DIR. William Craw-
ford Johnson, on Record street.
Miss Nellie Colbert, of louisiana is
again the guest of the Misses Williams,
at their home ON South Market street.
Miss Virgie Faubel, of Baltimore, is
the guest of Miss Mamie Brely, on
West Patrick street. She formerly re-
sided here.
One of Pawnee Bill's Indians was re-
cent injured by an Infatuated buffalo,
which he was riding. The accident
occurred at Shamokin, Pa.
A new shingle roof is being put on
the Carlin House, this city. A much
CRATER improvement would be to tear
4 he old building down and put up a
new one
Navigation on the G.. & o. Canal is
seriously retarded by an overgrowth of
grass in the bed of the ditch. The
work of cutting it has been commenced
and it is hoped that travel along the
route will soon be resumed.
To prevent pale and delicate chill
ids later in life, they should take Ay-
ers Sarsaparilla together with plenty of
wholesome food and outdoor exercise.
What they need to build up the sys-
TEN is good red blood.
Among those who spent the Fourth
in Union Bridge, were Mr.. w G. Ep-
pley, of Waynesboro', Pa; Mr.. Frank
Russell, of New York; Mr.. w. G.
Buckley, of Frederick; Mr.. George S.
Barry, of Baltimore; Miss Burlington,
of Baltimore, at w. l.. Wagner's.
The young men of this city, who
were encamped along the Monocacy
last week, returned home on Friday,
having had quite an enjoyable outing,
despite the Indictment weather. They
Were absent just seven days, having
left Frederick the previous Friday
morning.
Mr.. A. ]. Warner, president of the
American Bimettallic League, has
written letter to Hon. Charles S.
falrchild, chairman of the committee
on sound currency of the Reform Club,
New York, in which he challenges the
committee on sound currency to a
friendly discussion on the money ques-
uoh at any time, place and under any
conditions.
quite number of Brunswick people
Were IN town on Saturday last. among
theh Mayor Martin. He is enthusi-
asllc over the good showing made by
.he Howe Chemical Engine, at the
Jest on July 4th, and is an all-around
fireman. He predicts great things for
me future of Brunswick, and thinks
the population in few years will be in
'ne helghborhood of six thousand
T. says the Carroll NeUs Major Geo.
vo,i nger0, OF Middleburg, who is an in-
ti anu rom rheumatism, though at
tnn,s confined to his bed, is now able
r %Sn Up every day, moving about his
r nIo l, ana out on the porch in his cur
Sf fail o,air' For many years he has not
no, ,eu 10 read the Declaration of INDIE
s asai on the 4th of July, and often
i in osis me young people of the village
t bbeoeleofating the day, contributing to
"e purchase of fireworks, &c.
last LAST Saturday, two companies of
+ ", os states cavalry, troop A and
oftp the 9th cavalry and battery G.,
Fair r .hlrd artillery, encamped on the
m"rn Grounds, and left early Sunday
word h'n.g They were on their home
Georo Journey to Fort Myer, near
theu from Gettysburg, where
mo1v assisted IN an unwilling cere-
total ABOUT 260 men were In the
ofMa;oon Piement, under the command
pect to an neoo. The same troops ex-
summoee hcamp here again later in the