The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-06-07

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Cecil Democrats have nominated
their county ticket. 'e0
municipal Election Day will be Wed.
this. '' on iorge'
Inc rich warm sun is good for the
growing crops, provided its reign ia Of
not too long duration. " VI
Mr.. g. Hoskin Morgan has been ra.
moved from Montevue and Mr. VIM
Nsunnemaker appointed to succeed
Inc Western Telephone Company
nave IN Westminster, over fifty suh.
scribers tc the service.
Miss Elizabeth U. Dennis. Of near
Urbana, this county, is the guest OF
ner sister, Mrs. DIR. +. B. Smith, Court
Square. o0"'
A carpet cleaning industry has
started under favorable conditions and
IL Is claimed that the work done is of a
high order. " - :
Mr.. Harry Gilbert, of WaIkersyille.
was one of the graduates at the Mary.
land Law School, recently.
Miss Nellie Getzendanner. of this
city, is spending some time with
friends IN Baltimore County.
Sheriff Berry read the death warrant
to Marshall Z. Price, the convicted
murderer of Sallie Z. Dean, of Caro-.
line County, Wednesday last.
The result of the municipal registra-
ton is very gratifying, as an unusual
number of young Democrats can sun.
port the nominees at the election.
commencement exercises at the
High School in Thurmont, will take
place on Friday evening, June 18th.
The graduating class numbers sixteen.
The Maryland State Teachers Asso-
citation has arranged to hold its annual
session from July 8th to 18th, inclusive,
at the Blue Mountain House.
A Laymen's Convention of the Meth.
odist Church, will be held i'm Balti-
more, on June 2lst, at Wesley Hall,
No. lis East Baltimore street. Each
Church is requested to be represented.
Let all fractional difficulties end
7oith the primaries. Organization
is the keynote Of uictory and the
life Of any party.
The Pimlico Running Meeting came
to sudden end because of slim at
tendance at the races, which caused a
daily loss of about 1900. This will
prove disastrous TO the supremacy of
the bang tails at that famous course.
Mrs. John Wiles, sister of Mrs. G.
w. Wiles, of this city, died recently in
Brooklyn, n. Y, from paralysis. Three
children survive her. The funeral took
place from the B. & o. depot, inter-
ment at Mt. Olivet Cemetery.
The remains of Miss Maggie Ebert,
who died in Baltimore last week, were
inferred in Mt. Olivet Cemetery Thurs
day. Her age was "A years and she
was a sister of Mrs. S. j. Campher, OF
Della, and Mrs. G. c. Ebert, of this
city.
-morrOW Saturday is the
dag for holding the primaries 70,
the nomination of Mayor. The
Crawtord system will be used.
Miss Marie Cassin and her brother
Joseph Cassin. of Washington, were
the guests of the Misses MeSherry fol
few days, recently. They are now
sojourning in our healthy county,
where they expect to remain for sew
eral weeks.
The remains of Mr.. William Clark,
who was killed on the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad on Thursday of last
week, were inferred at Urbana OH
Monday. Funeral services were con.
Quoted in st. Ignatius Church, by
Rev. FIR. Gaffney.
Mr.. J. Knight Mcdonald, of this
city, was quite successful in landing
prizes at the Philadelphia Horse Show
last week, his jumper, Jack-of-Hearts
winning the blue ribbon at high jumps
Mr.. Mcdonald owns several handsome
horses and takes great pleasure in al
out of door sports.
Republicans will nominate their can.
didate for Mayor, on Tuesday, the
eleventh. Some of the aspirants wan
the Crawford system and others are
determined upon holding regular
convention. We hope there will be
due Partially displayed in the selec
ton Of candidate.
Memorial Day services in this city
on last Thursday were impressive and
interesting. Decorating the graves 0
the Union dead took place in the after
noon and at night a public meeting
was held in City Hall. Several clio
uuent addresses were made by wei
known orators and much enthusiasm
prevailed.
The Martinsburg and Fredericl
baseball teams INDUCED In a livel,
contest on Whit-Monday afternoon
on the Development Company
ground, and after hard fought strug
gle, the home team defeated their op
ponents by score of q TO II. TIL
playing of both mines was very good
Superior stick work won for Frederick
Quite crowd witnessed the game.
Rehearsals for the opperetta "Prin
cess Phosa" are being held regularly
and much progress is being made. Thu
performance will take place on tn
i4th and 18th of the present month
for the benefit of the Francis Scott Ke,
Monument Fund. The author of th
operetta is G. f. Hanson, who wrot
"'rhe Tyrolean Queen" which wa
piyen sometime ago for the same pun
pose. His latest work is more moderl
and the music is quite pretty.
Joseph Cost was sentenced to twent,
wears in the State Penitentiary, in tn
Circuit Court of Westminster, Tues
day last. Judge Roberts pronounce'