The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-04-19
LOCAL NEWS.
rome Little lettings About Peo-
pie and Things.

MIR. Ed. Aunan, wife and son, have
been visiting in Baltimore City.
Hamilton Easter, the well known
8 Baltimore merchant, is dead.
Several amateur games of base ball
have been played here lately by local
enthusiasts.
Mr.. Benjamin F. Brown and family
have returned to Frederick for the
summer from Washington, ID. G., their
winter home.
Mrs. Eldred Johnson and little
daughter, Louise, of New York City,
are guests of the family Of Mr.. Arthur
Potts, this city.
Mr.. Wallace Beall, son of Mr.. Wash
ington Beall, of Liberty, has been APP
pointed principal of the public school
at the above place.
Mrs Joseph Byers recently purchas-
ed the farm containing 22S acres, he
longing to Mr. Joseph Byers, for ST.
999j0, in Emmittsburg district.
Diphtheria caused the death on
Thursday of last week, Of little Clar-
ence, the son of Mr.. George b. Dimb-
man, of Clemsonvile. Funeral occur
red On Friday.
Mr. Jerome Zelers and Miss Lau-
retta :. Cline were married on We'd
nesday evening at the Novitiate, by
Rev Father Haun. Only few
friends were present.
Miss NJ. Imogen Dorsey has returned
y to Baltimore to resume her musical
studies Miss Dorsey is an accomplish
ed pianist and has frequently appear
ed at Peabody concerts in solo work.
Major o. A. Horner. of Emmitsburg,
attended the thirtleth annual reunion
and banquet of the Union Veteran AS
ISOLATION of Maryland, held in Balti-
more Tuesday evening of last week.
His honor, Mayor Fleming won the
gold watch given away on Monday
night last, by G. Nick Hauer, holding
TIE lucky coupon numbered ASS, 621;
the duplicate, in sealed envelope, be-
my unknown to anyone.
The board of town commissioners of
Mlddletown has reelected Charles e.
Nlemyer clerk to the board, and reap
pointed William V. Boileau lamplght-
en- A water Superintendent consta-
oie ana collector are to be appointed at
afuture meeting.
The students OF st. Johns College,
thls city, presented meritorious
9eallla ana light Operetta to a large au
dlehce, on Monday night last. The
young scholars acquitted themselves
WIN treat credit, as they have on nu-
mefous other occasions.
NO small objection which young
iClks had to the old-time spring-medi-
clheS was their nauseousness. In our
Jay, This objection is removed and Ay-
ers Sarsaparilla, the most powerful
ana popular Of blood-purifiers, is as
pleasant to the palate as cordial.
Henry Ward Beecher once Informed
d man who came to him complaining
Vl gloomy and respondent feelings,
euat what he most needed was good
ea.1arlic, meaning, of course, such
meulclne as Ayers Cathartic Pills,
every dose being effective.
cob $. Shank, who resides at Lap
l'A""' Washington County, and is en-
pi''"l by his brother-in-law, John
~" r., formerly of Middletown VAL
" y ederick county, was severely in
i9"' Up falling from load of hay and
nag run over by the wagon.
"enty-three portraits of Prince Bis
t n' OK, presenting him at.every impor-
,aul epoch of his life for the past sixty
Saea,'' from 1884, when he was stu
Sea' at Goltingen, Is years of age,
So"ii 10 the present time, will appear
:" NcCSure'S Magazine for May.
;. Ian Maclaren, the author of Beside
Wy vue bonnie Brier Bush" the book
~ ~nlch has had the largest sale of any
bbaonshed in the last half year, will
n nese another story in McClure's Maya
S senDe Tor Maya story that is in some
tSSlssie, sequel to the remarkable pa
h" or story by him in the April num-
oon nwo Democrats and one Republican
So nIi were elected recently in
N",Ad, after close contest. A large
R fyeG was polled. The majority of
eIo 0,laId x. Maroney, the Republican
10 ' ou, was only 3; just small enough
wo sAciIe a suspicion, if Republicans
nj ne ts eyer guilty of fraud and trlckery
er 'ne Dallot-box. The result, howev-
- SHOWS which way the wind blows.
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