The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-04-05
LOCAL NEWS.
Nome Little lettings About Peo-
pie and Things.

Trim up your orchards and shade
trees.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal has
been opened for general traffic.
Mr.. James Schriner, who has been
4 visiting in Emmitsburg, has returned
. to Ada, Ohio.
No one should forget arbor day.
Plant your fruit and shade trees all over
the counties.
The contract for carrying the mail
from Emmitsburg, to Fora, Pa, has
been awarded to John Waggaman.
Mr.. Joseph H. Adams and wife,
Of Emmitsburg, have returned from
their wedding trip t" York and other
points in Pennsylvania.
Rev. J. f. Maurer, of Pittsburg, Pa,
has accepted the call extended to him
Boonsboro' and Rohersville, to become
their pastor.
Mr. William Beard, of near Bolivar,
this county, recently celebrated his
S0th birthday last week. He is well
known cattle dealer and travels in
the county in pursuit of his occupation.
Mr.. George w. HORNE, of near N.Y.
ers. was injured last August by horse
falling upon him, and up to the pres
ent time, his broken leg has failed to
knit, and causes him considerable trou-
BILE.
Under a deed of foreclosure some
valuable real estate i'm the Bretz and
Kamberger block, in Brunswick, this
county, was sold under the hammer
last week. The purchaser was Mr..
Otto Hamburger.
Invitations have been issued for the
Wedding of Mr.. Reno S. Harp, of this
city, and Miss Annie E. Brightwell,
of Annville, Pa; the ceremony will
take place on Wednesday, the 10th of
April, in the U. b. Church.
II may save you time and money to
be informed that, when you need
blood-purifier, Ayers Sarsaparilla is
the kind most in favor with the med
ical profession. 1t is the standard and,
as such, the only blood-purifier admit
ted at the Chicago Worlds Fair.
Early last week, whilst the family
OF Mr.: John Hines, living near Cen
tteTvllle, this county, were absent from
home, thieves entered the house and
took several articles of clothing, to-
gether with about $78 in money, all
the property ofyoung Edward Hines.
Our grand celebration In August
Will be something that the people of
our county will be proud of in every
respect. Let the committees get to
work in time. Let us have plenty of
music, and let old Frederick show the
outside world what she can do.
A very pleasant birthday celebration
was that held at the residence Of DR..
H. NJ. Zimmerman, of Myersville, in
n0nor of his daughter, Miss Edith.
Ihe evening was past in various social
amusements and at late hour delic-
lous refreshments were served. About
twenty couple were present
AT recent meeting of the stock
holders of the Union Mills, the follow
ing gentlemen elected to serve as d.
Tectors for the following year, George
n. zimmerman, John Baumgardner,
M Il. Getzendanner, David Lowen-
stein, Thomas HI. Haller. The board
Will organize by electing officers next
week.
The CatOctin Clarion says that on the
farm occupied by Mr.. John II. Cretin,
o. Mt. st. Mary's, there was recently
discovered large opening in the
ground, approaching in many respects
me nature of cave. 1t has not
YET been determined whether or not
ehe bottom of the cavity is as supposed,
a thin crust hiding possibly an i'm
Inense chamber, extending great dis
lance under the earths surface.
The work of improvement is going
on apace in this city, and betokens
even better than the appearance of the
'daiiodils, which comes before the
swallows dare" the presence of spring.
Mofkmen in all branches of trade are
oousy and anticipate a busy season.
Mahy new houses are being erected
ana new additions are being added to
liners. When every man is at work
,or lair wages, there is generally pros
pefity In every business.
Inc Philomatheon Literary Society
n r Its regular weekly meeting on
rIiaay night last, at Kemp's Hall,
which has been recently rented by this
aggregation. An election of officers
;;esulted In the selection of the follow
Dug; Lloyd 7. MacGill. president;
Dol Dol Joseph III. Apple, vice-president;
Jac o, Y; Harry Anders, secretary;
Jacob Rohrback, assistant secretary,
anu Calvin Schildtknecht, treasurer.
An excellent literary program was ar.