The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-05-17

lutIe is no longer any connection
with Frederick by the $50 Hagerstown
train from Washington.
Miss Eleanor Murdoch Tyler, who
has been with relatives few days, has
returned to Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Markell, of Bal
tlmore, are the guests of their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Joseph d. Baker.
Mr.. Roscoe Sweadner, who Is at
school in Frederick, left for his home
IN Liberty to spend vacation.
Substantial and very desirable i'm
proyements are being made at the
Pennsylvania Railroad Station, in this
city.
Now is the time to think about your
whitewashing. A few cents invested
In lime will greatly beautify your
home.
June the 5th is the last day of regis
tration. Have you seen all the young
Democrats and had them prepory leg
| istered.
President Hargett, of the Frederick
County Agricultural Society, looks for
ward to the finest fair ever held 10y the
society.
Mr.. Edward Koontz has been quite
ill at his home for the past week
His many friends extend to him the
greatest sympathy.
Mr.. Frank Eisenhauer was declared
the winner in a pigeon shooting coll
Wi ~ II
five clay pigeons were used.
Horses are selling we'll in New York
When you breed, see that you select
the best horses; there is no economy
in looking up cheap horses.
The Frederick Electric Light Com
pany nave received large boiler to
add to their plant. They will have a
steam capacity of $50 horsepower
The mechanics and laborers in Fred
erick have been constantly engaged
for the past two months and consider
able work is before them tor the sum-
| mer.
The Misses Beckley, who manufac-
ture the famous "Beckley candy" have
made some extensive improvements to
their well-known store and home on
South Market street.
DR.. Charles Hoffman closed the last
meeting of the Historical Society, at
his hospitable home on Court street,
last night. A large number of his
friends were present.
Messrs. Harry Whittier, Jas. p. Perry
and NJ. A. Woodward, have been Sc
lected as delegates to the meeting of
Republican State Clubs, which meets
in Baltimore on June next.
A number of delegates to the semi
annual convention of the Independent
Order of Mechanics, which is being
held in this city, are in attendance
from different States. The convention
was held in the ked Mems Hail.
Mr.. Luther puvall is fitting up some
very desirable offices for DR.. Franklin
B. Smith. The work will be finished
by the middle of June. The building
has been greatly improved and will be
quite an ornament to that section of
the city.
Mrs. Benz. Snouffer, who has one of
the most beautiful homes on the
Manor, near Adamstown, will take a
few boarders for the summer months.
Her home is one of the most charming
in the county, with lovely sur
roundings.
A most creditable performance of Hen
ry Nv was given on Monday last by
the students of Mt. St. Mary's College,
near Emmitsburg. The members of
the faculty, rs well as u number of WIS.,
itors who were present, spoke in the
highest terms of the entertainment.
Rev. Luther kaufman, of this city,
delivered an address at Lovettsville,
Va, on Tuesday last, where the Mid
die Conference of the Lutheran Church
has been in session. Rev. Il. G. Has
KARL, and Rev. S. A. Hedges, of JEFF
ferson, also spoke on interesting SUD-
jects.
If Democrats want to lose this city,
let them growl and grumbe among
themselves, find fault with each other,
aud give the town away to Republic
cans. This is no time for discussions.
Get together like men, nominate first
class men and when the nominations
are over determine to elect them. Car
ry this city for Mayor and Aldermen.
The future of the town depends upon
it.
The patrons of the public school on
North Market street, are very much
interested in the erection OF q new
school-house. A number Of commit
tees have been before the Commission
ers representing the great need of a
new building at this point. An at
tractive looking building can just as
well be built as some of the poor Jobs
that have been given to the public.
From all accounts new school-house
is greatly needed at this point
Mayor Fleming, A. r.. Yeakle. Dr.
Frank Thomas and Frank Rhodes,
have already announced themselves as
candidates for Mayor OF Frederick.
We are glad to be able to state that all
these gentlemen want Is fair fight,
" hen they will gladly submit to the
will of the people, and pledge them
selve to support the successful candi-
date. This Is the way for men to talk,
and true Democrats to act. May the
best man win. We are heart and soul
for the nominee, whoever he may be.
The election for Mayor and Alder