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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-10-04
Additional Briefs.

DR.. J Fred Adams, of Baltimore, is
spending few daysin this city.
Next Tuesday commences our big Fair
and every man, woman and child in the
broad realm Of Frederick County should at
tend at least one day out Of The four.
Messrs. Doll and Albaugh, real estate
agents, have sold for Mrs. Susannah Thomas,
of Baltimore, the two-story brick house, No.
81 East Second street, TO Mrs. Sarah E Nor.
ris, for $1,000
Miss Ruth Marley, of California, who
has been on a visit of some months to the
family of Mr.. and Mrs ID. c. Winebrenner
this city, left yesterday for her home.
In the vicinity of Thurston, this county,
the thermometer registered 36 degrees above
zero at a late hour Monday night and In the
low lands between that place and the mouth
ofthe Monocacy heavy frost prevailed.
Mr.. c. D. Doll, the genial and popular pro-
prietor of the City Hotel, this city, will give
up his interests in that hosiery the latter part
ofthis month. Mr. c. II. Utermehle will as
sumo control. Mr.. Doll will conduct fash.
ionable restaurant, fitted up iu approved style
and stocked with everything in season Of the
hnest variety.
Proprietor Doll, of the City Hotel,
and mine host Long, of the Dill
House, speak in enthusiastic terms of
the arrangements they have made for
visitors for the big Fair We undeI-
stand all can be accommodated who
apply and that no eXorbitaut charges
will be- made
A very bunglesome attempt at burglary was
made last Thursday morning by unknown
parties, at the shoe store of Mr.. George A
Gilbert, on Market street. about the hour of
3.3Oa. m. The left front plate glass was
shattered with fire brick, such as is used in
retorts and furnaces, and three pair of shoes
taken. The robbers were evidently inter-
Irupted before making a large haul. The po-
lice are on the lookout for the guilty parties,
who were new in the business, as shown by
their crude methods
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-10-04
AEoAL NOTICES. ave.

A ORDINANCE to prohibit Tho III.
"A offering for sa re of marketahIae selling Or
es on any OF the ST. eets lanes :, SoiimOdi.
Frederick without a license or mr.. vi alleys Of
for. Pei mt there
SECTION l. Be 1t enacted aud orda,
me May or ana Aldermen OF +, eoa,led by
II shall not be lawful for any u..rsaA, That
sons 10 hawk peddle, Sell OF ofter ~. or Per.
any OF the streets, lanes or alleys Of ~ sale gu
any butter, eggs, vegetables, puultr,i tieueriek
mOrketaDle commodities Wiluout H.. VI Other
vlousiy optalueo license or permit tr's Pre-.
CITY Register or Mayor, for wnirh ION The
permit each person shalt pay the neehse Or
cents per day, such permit to be co. I'm Vi ten
the day Tor which II is issut d or il IL only for
shall pay the sum of five dollars fnr ~. thereof
license. And any person violatino" an ANNUAL
vision OF ms sectlon shall forfeit and pro
nne not exceeding five dollars, and ~ laya
ure to pay the fine and costs sh,,I upon fail.
united To the Jail of Frederick Cn,,, Te COM
period not exceeding len days. 'y Tor
SECIIoN 2. And be il etacted and 81
by the authority aforesaid, Thai The ~nIualned
persons aforesaid snail not be liabl tssoh Or
fines and penalties imposed by Inc NJ or The
section unless notice has been ot,e c,eulng
person or persons SO offending ana III ia 10 the
sary time has b. en- allowed Tor a coi, e " ces
Win the requii ements of said S4ctiipl anee
Vided, however, ulat the provisions -, Pro-
section snail not be applicable to any o, NJ llis
nay commit tne oilellce second time ar ~ ,l
10 comply with the requirements af,' VI all
said notice has been given, OF where he c, lie
was Knowingly or wlifully commltted Vielce
SECTION 3. And be ii enacted and md.
by the authority aforesaid, That M Naihed
nance shall take effect ON aud ailer III tS ordi'
day OF october, A. ID. 1895 'ie hnst
Passed Sept. l8, 1885.
nnroroo. G. W. TYSON
AQUILLA r, YEAKLE, Mayor 'b'A
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-10-04
Oct. l. is

W. II 1000.
Rev. Isaac Lowell, who has been
canvassng for some time past, has re-
turned home again.
Mr.. Jacob Swope, an old-time resi-
dent of this place, is sick with heart
disease.
Mrs. Margaret Beck and family, Of
Polo, Illinois, are spending several
weeks visiting friends ana relatives
in this place.
Among o. many dwellings being
erected IN our vicinity, are those Of
Upton Lewis, Simon Z. Kuhn and
Mr.. VIM. Messuer.
Mr.. Cyrus Hays has purchased a
tract of land from Mr. ID. w. Forrest,
on which he Will erect new dwelling
in the near future.
Carpenters {. e. Brandenburg, Gid
con Toms and H. G.. Russman, of this
place, are erecting school-house at
Ellerton, this county.
Mrs, Carrie Pute, vi Chicago. H.. is
visiting her mother Mrs. ID. A. Her
shel, of this place.
Mrs. Susan and Esta Forrest, Of this
place, spent several days of last week
with friends near Edgemont.
Ihe progress oil the salvation Army
is somewhat retarded for want Of
new roof on their church.
The threshing machines have done
their work for tins season and are beipg
returned TO the homes of their owners.
Owing to want of rain many of the
wells aud springs are getting so low
as To render the water unfit for use.
In the community Oh every side are
heard merry voices echoiug the names
of our Democratic nominees and wish
ing them merlled success.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-10-04
The Baltimore Club Retains the
Pennant.

The Orioles for the second time are
perched in their impregnable position
of first place III the race for the PEN
nant, after hard tussel continued
with numerous msfortunes and set
backs. Baltimore and in fact the
whole Of Maryland has taken an alb
sorbing interest in the base ball con-
test and followed their favorite club
through the whole series. Money was
freely wagered on the result and
many queer bells are now heard of.
The pennant will remain in Baltimore,
thanks to the great ball playing of the
Orioles. The standing of the clubs at
the end of the regular season is as fol-
lows:
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-10-04
FEAGAVILLE.
October !, 1895

October ], 1870.
Communion services will be held at Mt
Zion Lutheran Church on sunday, October
the 27th, at 10 o'clock.
The regular quarterly meeting of the Mt
Zion Aid and Missionary Society was held
on Sunday evening last The programme
was the following Singing, Christ is All. by
the Society. Scripture reading. Prayer.
Recitation by Miss Maud Fulmer Recita-
ton by Miss Emma Payne Singing,
blessed Assurance, - by Society. Recita-
ton by Miss Louise Payne. Singing,
blessed be the Fountain by Society.
Dialogue, The Mission Circle, by six ladies.
Singing Il viii tell it to Jesus my Lord, -
by Society. Recitation, by Miss Corinne
Payne. Singing, He was not Willing, by
Society. Reading by Mr., c. II. Heffner.
''The Ten Virgins" Recitation, by Miss
Emma Payne. Singing, Let us hear you
tell it" by Society. Collection Singing,
by Misses Payne. Lords Prayer in unison
Singing, God be with you, by Society.
The regular monthly meeting of the Aid
and Missionary Society OF st. I.uke's Iulh-
eran Church, will be held on Sunday eve.
next at o'clock.
The farmers have finished cutting corn
and are busy seeding
Mr.. Milton Cutsail, of near Frederick.
spent Lunday with Mr. James Hines.
Rev, Hasskarl VIII hold services al st.
Luke's Church Sunday next at . clock
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-10-04
ROCKY SPRINGS.

Sept. 30, 1895.
One of the pleasant features of the
campaign this fall Is the feeling pre-
vaIllng among Democrats; that of lay
ing aside all prejudices ana adopting
the good old Democratic maxim "Prin-
ciples not men, The Republican
party is dead thing; It's mission is
ended. Times are getting better
Wheat, 1t is true, is low, but the far
mers have not yet taken up the hue
and cry Of hard times. The prospects
for the future are bright.
Miss Lucie Thomas has returned
home from an extended and pleasant
visit to friends in this county.
The thermometer between two and
three o'clock last Saturday morning
registered As degrees.
The cantaleup season in this section
Will soon be over, also the lima beans.
Last week band of gypsies encamp-
ed near here and remained over Sun
day. On Saturday one of their
women paid visit to a farmer in this
section, aud inquired for oats. The
owner not being about, she was told
by bis wife she could have some corn.
WAereupOu the gypsy carried away
about hushel aud a half of corn,
without offering to pay for the same.
On several occasions they have entered
houses aud iDtimidated the females
with threats of placing spells on them
and extorting meat and other articles
from them. 1t is only among the ig-
norant and superstilious that they
ply their vocation.
Our Rocky Springs correspondent
sent US the following last week, but
the same was unavoldably crowded
out owing to a press of other matter:
The truckers of this section, especi-
ally the female portion, report that in
the vicinity of Croft Park, in the early
hours of the morning, suspicious char
acters can be seen skulking corn
around in that section. This thing
occurred during the greater part of the
summer and has caused them much
anxiety as to being alone in that vi
entity so early in the morning.
Mr.. John Lortz has moved into the
property Of Mr.. Joseph Hildebrand.
The health of this community has
been very good with one exception.
There has been but very little sickness
with us.
The greater portion of the corn crop
in this section has been cut. The far
mers are now busy preparing the
ground for seeding.
The apple crop will be very good
and cider will flow like water this win
ter.
The late freshets have left the roads
In very bad trim. After the fall work
is over the supervisor will repair them.
The Rev. ]. w. Owens will fill his
regular appointment at the Rocky
Springs Church, on Sunday, the 2sth.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-10-04
THIRD ANNIVERSARY.
The Frederick Chapter of the
American Revolution Celebrate
the Third Year of their EX-
istance Most Appro-
priately.

The Frederick Chapter of the
Daug hrers of the American Revolu-
ton held a meeting at the residence
of the II, gent, Mrs. Anna G.. Ross.
Court square, Saturday evening last,
at half-past seven o'clock, to celebrate
the third anniversary of their organi-
cation. The Daughters were cordially
welcomed by their ho>pitable Regent
and hostess.
Promptly AT eight O'Clock the meeting
was called 10 order 10y Mrs. Richie, eX-
Regent, and now State Regent of the So
cIety of the Daughters Of the American
Revolution, who 10y request presided
over the meeting. Among the many
interesting letters read was one from
the Regent of the La Fayette Chapter
Daughters of the American Revolution
OF Indiana. After the business part of
the program had been transacted, Mrs.
Henry Williams, Historian of the
Chapter, read an original paper on
"Whal the Chapter las done during
its three years existence" 1t was "a
most ably written and we'll read pa
per-giviug the details of the Chap.
ter's work and showing how compe-
tent a Historian the Daughters" have
The Charter of tue Daughters Of he
American Revolution - Frederick
Chapter ~ which was handsomely
framed, was taken in charge by the
Regent. The name of the Chapter and
I the date of Its organization was burnt
III the neat and pretty frame 10y Mr..
Madison Nelson, a talented young
man of tins city the work was beauti-
fully aud arl stically done and the
/ Daughters passed a vote of sincere
+ thanks to Mr.. Nelson for his kindness.
At ten O'Clock another treat of diff
I fereht character was rendered the
daughters" by their Regent-who in
vIted them TO the diming-roOm where
delicious refreshments were served
and ancestry discussed The flavor of
/ the refreshing ice cream was greatly
added to by its being served from a
beautiful aud chaste cut glass dish,
once the property of Thomas Johnson
first Governor of Mary land, and great
grandfather of Mrs. Ann G.. Ross.
+ seldom has there been a table more
beautifully and historically set than
/ Mis- Ross on this occasion. Each
piece OF china and glass had a history
attached to it which added charm to
/ the supper and interest to the setting.
Before leaving the Regent announced
tlial 'lIr society would resume its reg
uiar notwithstanding on Novem-
/ Ter the 9Th, 1895. The meeting was
! well attended aud all present express-
ed their appreciation of the kindness
and hospitality teEdered them by
Mrs. Ross.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-10-04
Crops in Northern-Central Mary
land.

Fall seeding has favorably progress
ed III this section, aud it is probable
that the ual acreage will be- sown.
Farmers have made quick work of
their corn cutting aud husking will
soon begin; the crop yield will be larger
than anticipated during the drought.
a short crop OF buckwheat is reported.
Pastures are generally poor. Early po-
tatoes were fair-much better than the
late planted. The peach season is
over. Apples are abundant, but the
winter supply will be shortened, much
of the fruit having fallen.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-10-04
SEPTEMBER TERN, ~
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

The Tax Books for 1895 are now iea', n
the Collector would call the attention y
Taxpayers of 1895 to Section 40, Ar'''''
vised Code of Maryland: m.
"All persons who shall pay tneia n her Of
on or before the first day OF Sep'e,sbsl bel
year for which they were ievieu a,n Jni %
titled to deduction OF five per ceehell pay
amount of said taxes; all that ~ s9aol ciobs1
same ON or before the first day " a vdeduc|
the sal year, shall be entitled " sbaIl payl
OF four per centum; and all tha y sNoyembe
same on or before the first uay u deducuo1
said year shall be entitled 10
three per centum." nd 1854
as-Delinquents.for the years iSs1 ~ On or|
1894 must positively make settlement :"
fore Saturday, the 10Th day Of A"g1s.
). WILLIAM D Consd1
jly. l2-t.nov.l.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-10-04
Mr.. de Garmendia's Fast Horses


Mr. c. NJ. de Garmendla, the popu-
lar proprietor of Tuscarora Stock
Farm, this county, and owner of the
fine stations. Sea King, Monocacy.
2.lSf and host of other fast ones, has
started out in the front ranks this sea-
son with his stable of trotters. Last
week he started at the Gentlemen's
Driving Park and this week he was at
Pinlico, both near Baltimore. At the
first meeting he secured third place
with Monocacy, in a field Of starters
among which were some horses much
faster than their records. 1t was his
first race this year. At Pimlico, how
ever he did the elegant with Potomac,
clever yearling, by Monocacv,
III the Breeders stakes, winning the
race III straight ! mile heats and get
ting mark Of l.42{ Later his owner
drove him to beat the Breeders Year
ling record, which he did quite easily
III 2.49i. This is a very cred liable per-
tornance and reflects great credit on
MIR. de Garmendia for his abilities as a
conditioner and driver. In the PIG
class Monocacy did molly and out of
five heats landed two in first place.
CIV 'iAO t'NAi ~ cCCOliN. NulIu anu llIIn
places. The race was held over until
yesterday. That day Monocacy went
the race Of his life, winning the heat
and race in 2l7f. Perhaps the most
sensational performance of the meet at
Pimlico was the performance of the
Mo-year old PAGER Tddlewinks, 10y
Mouocacy, and owned 10y DR.. r. V.
Smith, the veterinarian, of this city.
IN going half mile in lO9I. This is
faster than the youngster went at the
GenIlemen's Driving Park the week
previous, when l.l04 was the time for
the same distance After the exhihi-
ton Mr.. John Mariner, of Norfolk,
Va, purchased Tiddlewinks for the
sum OF $1,000. This is good figure.
but the horse is chain lightning aud
must 90 faster DR.. Smith owned
Cecil NJ, by Sea King, and sold her
for 81 900
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-10-04
RELvEDERE RIvATE STABLES.

MY stables are private. aud the finest. best
equipped, most healthful and centrally located
Of any In Washington, accommodating thirty
norses Parties having fine Coach, DriyinS
Saddle or Draft Horses for Washington Mar,
ket, at PRIVATE SALE, can have the same
handsomely cared for until sold nv Sha;r
owners. There is a fine paddock connected
with the stables, also box.stalls.
,o Sg-horses must be of good grade and healthy
Address,
DIR. w. HOLT, Proprietor
Belvedere Private Stables,
sepl7.3t. ''e'' ~ W.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-10-04
MONTGOMERY FARMS FOR SALE.

will SELL at q sacrifice. two sn,au r,.
each about 100 ACRES, good dwellings, and
oo.u,.ouiiulngsi one near Derwood Station and
o Gdse near Rockville. Also. 81 ACRES near
ua,tsnTsrsDurg, 1900 200 ACRES along Rail
near sd Cabin John and Aqueduct, 5000. and an
e. ono EDe.ween Rockville and 7th Street pike,
.ne COOKE ID. LUCKETT.
~" ROCKVILLE, MD.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-10-04
ABOUT THE COUNTY.
Something About the Current
Events Transpiring in the Sur
rounding Agricultural
Districts.
HARMONY.

Oct. ,, 1895.
Mr.. Thomas H. Brandenburg and
wife, of Frederick, we're visiting rela-
tives here Saturday aud Sunday last
Mr.. Charles H. Uuverzaght, who has
been visiting ms parents IN this place,
has returned to Baltimore.
Mrs. Julia McHenry was visiting
her parents ia this place, last week
The farmers Of this vicinity are about
through seeding and talk of huskiug
coin.
Our genial shoemaker Mr.. Joseph
+. Castle has secured the services of
his son, John W. Castle, of FoXvllle
to help him to fill orders With John
on the bench the shop looks natural.
Democrats here are very well pleas
ed with their ticket and predict sue
cess They all deuounce the Baltimore
Sun as traitor. IF the San do move, ~
as 1t claims, it surely moved backward
or has moved into an eclipse.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-10-04
Attention Democrats.

The West End Democratic Club will hold
an out door demonstration Friday, Oct 4th,
at eight O'Clock p. m, at l67 West Patrick
street. Good speakers will be in attendance.
All City and County Clubs are requested TO
be present to assist 10 making this big event.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-10-04
Wonderful Niagara-Ten DAVIS
Trip via the Royal Blue Line
$1,000,

The next excursion to Americas
greatest natural wonder = Niagara
Falls, Watkins Glenn, Mauch Chunck
lthe Sa itzerland of America). Glen
Onobo, Rochester and Geneva, via the
Royal Blue Line and the famous LIE.
high Valley Route, is announced for
Tuesday, October 18th.
A special express with Pullman Par
lor Cars attached, in charge of an ex-
perienced tourist agent, will leave B.
y Q. Station, Washington, s. lOA. M.
Baltimore, 9.05 A. NJ, arriving a. the
Falls ll.00 p. NJ. Round trip tickets.
good ten days, $1,000
Round trip tickets for this excursion
VIII be placed on sale at the following
stations at rates annexed:
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-10-04
nO THE PUBLIC!


NO THE PUBLIC
Owing to the continued drought, our water
supply has become very low, and we would
urge the greatest economy in the use of water
STREET SPRINKLERs, BATH TUBS.
FOUNTAINS. BAIT BOXES,
MUST NOT BE USED.
The water at both receivers has decreased to
such an extent as to compel the authorities to
pump water to supply the wants of our people
at very great expense.
BY order of the Water Committee.
f. f. TYERYAR,
sepz'-ot' superintendent.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-10-04
ORDER NIsI ON AUDIT.
No. 6i5O EQUITY.

No. $3.50 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for FREDERICK Coun''
ting in Equity.
William H. Ways. assignee OF mo,J11
from Elizabeth Thomas TO hicn''
Martin, on Petition.
SEPTEMBER TERN, ~
In the matter of the Auditors Report n''
BIRD day of September, 1895. -,,her.
Ordered, That ON the 18th day OF uc n me
the Court will proceed to act upoI, 10
port of the Auditor, filed as aforesa,ua Inn
above cause, TO finally ratify and V,ibsreOi
same, unless cause TO the contrary INV Of
shown before said day; provided cvp, hid
order be inserted in some newspaper l pSswe
IN Frederick county, for two succes''
prior TO said day. ,e6
Dated this 2lrd day of September, i0,s
JOHN L. JoRpAN w,
Clerk of the Circuit Court for FredienrvlynnAN
True copy-Test: JOHN Il. cler
Ross, Reich and Newman,
sept. H-3t.l Solicitors
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-10-04
sTUDABAKER-ECK ENRoDE.

Mr.. r. c. Studabaker aud Miss DOL
lie Emma Rebecca Eckenrode were
married on Thursday Of last week, by
the Rev. A. ii. Zimmerman, at the NJ.
e. parsonage.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-10-04

The CITIZEN uses Printers Ink, 70
Che best advantage for both subscriber
md advertiser.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-10-04
This Is a New One.

What h It that IL black, white an
rod (read) az essrs TKn CrrIxxM.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-10-04
THE NUPTIAL KNOT.
Some Happy Couples Who Have
Linked Their Lives for Better
or Worse.
KELLER-FRY.

On Wednesday of last week, at the
Methodist Episcopal Church parson-
age, on East Church street, Mr.. joseph
ID. Keller and Miss Amanda e. Fry
were united in marriage.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-10-04

SEPTEMBER TERN, lSV
In the matter of the Auditors Report III
the 18th day of September, 1895. .,,
ORDERED, That on the 9Th day of Ocloo o,n
the Court will proceed to act upon las
port of the Auditor, filed as aforesaid, IL
above cause, to finally ratify and co lIauf
same, unless cause TO the contrary lneie IN
shown before said day provided copy IN
order be inserted In some newspaper puon ~
In Frederick County, for two successive WI
prior to said day. ,oo.
Dated this 18th day Of September l%
Clerk ofthe Circuit Court for Frederick eVn|
True copy-Test: JOHN l.. JohD1aiS An
sep. -0-3t. oN'1
GLENN H. WoRTHINGToN,
Solicitor
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-10-04
GENERAL COUNTRY PRODUCE

Corrected for the CITIZEN every week
by Mr.. w. H. Kline, No. 81 N. Market
street.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-10-04

TOT more detailed Information apnly
to Charles 0. Scull, General PASSENGER
Agent, Baltimore, Md
Kemember the date, Tuesday, October
18th.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-10-04

In the Circuit Court for FREDERICK Coun''
ting in Equity.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-10-04
ORDER NlSI ON AUDIT.
No. 6400 EQUITY.

In the Circuit Court for Frederick County,
ting in Equity.
Albert B. Holtz, ct al. VS.. Bene lict N
Holtz, and wife ct al
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-05-18
TIMELY DEATH.

One of the members of the state SEN
ate was killed In a disreputable house
In st. Louis this week. HIS record has
been published. and the detailed
account of his death aired in the col
umns of the daily press.
The fact that Senator Morrissey is
dead don't amount to much. Such
characters curse the world, and the
sooner they make their exit the better.
OF course 1t would have been better If
this man had gone out the natural
way; but as to the question of time,
there can be no doubt that the public
good demanded the removal of the
senator from this mundane sphere.
The death Of this corrupt and i'm
moral public official might and should
serve as an object lesson to the people
Of Missouri, that a little more morality
should be infused into politics. Just
30 long as we elect men to Office whose
morals are wrong, whose natures are
depraved, SO long will We have unjust
laws on our statute books, and
unseemly pages In u history.
A man whose morals are wrong has
no qualification for public service, and
the sooner the people find this out and
act accordingly, the more secure they
will make a government of them, for
them and by them.