The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-07-26
LOCAL NEWS.
some Little lettings About Peo
pie and Things.

Wheat has taken a.little tumble-but
4 it will come back into line again.
The Baptist convention in 1896 will
convene at Milwaukee and that of 1897
4 at Brooklyn.
Mrs. Augustus Wilson, of Urbana, is
spending several weeks at Watch Hill,
R. l., near Newport.
Miss Theaesa0 Firestone, of Myers
vile, was recently attacked and severe
. y injured by dog belonging to Mr..
Elmer Young.
The Middletown Register in its last
weeks issue had quite good cut of
The pleasant features of the late Peter
s@ffer, who died the previous We'd
lesday, at the ripe old age of SO years.
" If is said that the proposed hotel on
Maryland Heights, at Harper's Ferry,
VIII soon be reality, as the work of
selecting suitable site is now in
progress.
The mail train on Wednesday last
was detained at Carrol's Switch, near
Baltimore, by freight wreck, and did
not reach here until several hours after
the regular time.
President Hargett, of the Agricult-
ural Society, already predicts great
things for this year. Everyone should
lend a helping hand to make our big
fair grand success.
The American Heat aud Light Com
pany of Hagerstown recently broke
ground for the erection of a new iron
gas tank of $1,000 cubic feet capacity.
4 When the tank is completed the COM
pany will have plant with capacity
Of l25 900 feet.
Observation-Disclosures j. Booth, Oh
\ vewood, Cal, says: 81 have used Az
ers Pills in my family for several
Years, and have always found them
most eifectual in the relief of ailments
arising from disordered stomach, tor
pd liver and constipated bowels.
"Have tried others, but like Ayers
oest, Is the statement made over and
over again oy those who testify to the
Sehellt derived from the use of Ayers
oafsaprrllla. Disease never had great
ei enemy than this powerful blood -pu-
iIlef 1t makes the weak strong.
The four negroes who shot a brakes
nlah on Sunday last, on the Baltimore
ana Ohio Railroad, near Mt. Airy, are
Gell Known residents of Montgomery
Eoulity, and the chances are they will
Ie oVertaken in their cross country
ygiSufhey and get the full measure of JUS
ui rire signals are employed in Bruins
wick by which the Company knows
EEhefe the confiagration is situated.
rour long, loud blasts will be blown
. Sni,o tne whistle at the power house,
fC for Wv Oy one for the first ward, two
VAL ya .iie second and three for the third
MIL w%lu. 1T is a good idea and no doubt
VIII greatly facilitate matters.
tar naSs Washington dispatch: The in
corr CON- revenue bureau has practically
scchlIlesed the work of recording and
!. tba J iaihg the returns received under
. ha ,a goine-taX act, and very soon will
4 ill., 'eauy to begin the work of refundipg
da e amounts paid before the law was
coti 'ared unconstitutional. The appli-
ii nO for refund, however. are com
'uV III very slowly.
' rl,, H. l.. Boblitz is busy at work
" p soL and drawings for the two
4 by th Hch p houses, recently authorized
mont ue board to be erected at Thur
be nla anu Frederick. The designs will
Il is m ,",i' put pleasing, and allowance
ventiI"t,lor plenty of room and good
desl, ''atlon. The question of ample
into in ,o az, should be closely looked
purno % al future buildings for school