The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-04-26
LOCAL NEWS.
Dme Little lettings About Peo-
pie and Things.

Another agent of a fire alarm system
bas been to town with his wares.
ANY business that is not worth adj
7ertising to keep extant, should be adj
uertised for sale.
DIR. Carlos de Garmendia's well-bred
4 rse, Sea King, will be at the Fair
r'bunds all next week.
Charles L. Snow, Democrat, has been
|kcted Mayor of Bangor, Maine, over
8 0. Beal, Republican. The fight was
|bse.
IA committee has been appointed by
Ne Middletown Hose Company to
axe arrangements for a demonstra-
bn on Whit-Monday.
J. B. Herring has received his COM
nission from Governor Brown as reg
Ilrar in the fourth district of Fred
fck, recently held by F. T. Rhodes.
THE new telephone company has
fveral franchises in nearly all good
BED towns, and promise reduced rates
hd better service. Let us hope it may
! so.
Mr. Nevin Ramsburg, of Pearl, this
ounty, who was recently kicked in
be face by a horse, is said to be in a
Dry bad condition. 1t is to be hoped
Dat nothing serious will occur.
Mr. Charles l.. Gaver, of Middle
own, tins county, severely injured his
II eye by striking it against the end
4 a corn stalk whilst working in his
2rden, recently. The damage is not
very dangerous nature, however.
A pleasant social was held in the
pms of the F. g. Y. M. G. A., on
flday night last, attended by quite a
'mOer of persons interested in the
prk OF the association. 1t was in
parge of the Literary Society and the
hdles' Auxiliary.
Half span of angry steeW will
foduce no more fatal results than a
egected cold or cough. For all throat
lung diseases, Ayers Cherry Pee
Drl is the best remedy. 1t is invalu-
Die in cases of Group, whooping cough,
and in grippe.
Spring is full of terrors to all whose
PROSTITUTION is not able to resist the
udden change of temperature and 9TH
I insalubrieties of the season. To put
ne system in condition to overcome
hese evils, nothing is so effective as
Ayers Sarsaparilla. Take it now.
II Is reported that Frank Lentz, the
|icycllst, who passed through this city
wo years ago on his starting out to
rave around the world, was killed by
heurds between Kourtali and Zahar.
mere is nothing authentic in it, but
pc young man has not been heard
rom Tor a long time.
II Is said that Mayor John T. Mar
~, OF Brunswick, who some time ago
n!nouhced his intention of sending in
~ resignation, has reconsidered his de-
VI. imIllhation in the above matter and
IN III. continue in the discharge of his
usles' He has been SO far a capable
III energetic official.
lhe Key Monument Association an
ounce that they have secured the
niiohathean Hall for meeting pur-
Uses ana this will materially aid
ZEN IN their future work. They
" 70 be able to report a sufficient
nount on hand to complete the mon
"ieht IN about four months.
n me newspapers recently have been
'li VI accounts of brutal assaults upon
s III women, by depraved and bru-
rm negroes. On Monday last, in
Iu,lloefland, James Anderson, a color
~, man, was aojudged guilty of felon-
,us assault upon Emma Harshman,
a vne corridors of the City Hall, on
t y - w. Chief Judge Boyd reserved
le Sentence.
"a very narrow escape from serious
y 3b"ay was made by Mr.. and Mrs.
All u henn, who with Misses Annie
y a. iseoecca Davis, were oh their way
me asavllle to attend church. From
a 'ne cause, just before reaching the
NJ b vi worship, the horse frightened
IN oecaile unmanageable. The occu-
If If e g ol The carriage were thrown out,
rat ,oJhieuhately escaped with few
rec cI,nes' The vehicle was completely
biIo hartord county last Sunday,
1ano oh her way to church, Annie
CbeSs, Ihe IA year-old daughter of
as aeney, who resides near Colly,
lows assaulted by burly negro un-
nnId and but for the arrival of help
,rno I'm" nave accomplished his british
'rat eIes; :, The young girl fought des-
fonnS ioI ner honor, and the brute,
Ie Iaw VIII hardly need the action Of
10 you read7 Isso r..a.s.r