The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-07-05
Mr. Frank Hutton, of Montgomery
County, was in Frederick this weat

Mr FRANK Hutton, of Montgomery
county, was in Frederick this week.
Miss Mary Tehan, daughter of the
late John Tehan ESQ. has been exceed.
lngly i'll at her home on East Second
street. She is slightly improved at
this writing. "
MIR. David Cover, of Thurmont bas
secured the contract to carry the mail
on the new star route established no.
tween that point and Woodsboro, II
will 60 into effect July Is.
Justice Turner has decided the case
OF Eyeret Harding against the Inter
State Telephone Company in favor of
the plaintiff and awarded the sum of
Is damages. It ia said the command
VIII take an appeal.
Mr.. Gardner Piper, of Brunswick
was run over by train, from which
ne had tried to jump in safety. last
Thursday night, the 9th ultimo,
he was very badly injured and his
wounds may prove fatal. He is about
~ years of age.
"One Of my sick headaches, YOU
VIII hear people frequently say, as if
the complaint was hopelessly incur
able. AS matter of fact, Ayers Pills
not only relieve sick headache. but
efrectually remove the cause of this dis
tressing complaint, and so bring about
permanent cure.
Governor Frank Brown recently re-
mitted to VIM. c. Birely, ESQ.,, treas
urer of the Key Monument Fund of
Frederick, the sum of $4,000, SUBJ
scrlDed 0y number of citizens of
Iowa,to help build the long neglected
shaft. The receipt of the same has
been acknowledged.
Paris green secretly administered to
two horses, the property of Mr.. George
ID. Railing, of this city, caused their
death recently. 1t is said the poison
was mixed with their feed, but the
guilty party, or parties, have not been
detected. Such diabOlical act de-
serves the most narrowing punish
ment.
wednesday afternoon, party of
gentlemen, consisting of Messrs. c. D.
Doll, Augustus Wilson, John c. Mot
ter, Frank l.. Stoner, A. Gregg Miller
and Chas. H. Baughman, left this city
in an overland drag, drawn by four
horses, for HagerstOwn, where they
enjoyed the 4th of July celebration.
They Returned yesterday evening.
Miss Callie Boyd, daughter of Mrs.
Francis A. Boyd, was married last
Wednesday, the 26th ultimo, to DIR.
Seth s. Ullrich, at her home in Balti-
more. Rev. J. M. Wilbur officiated.
Miss Leila Fulton was bridesmaid,
Miss Adelaide Boyd flower girl, and
Mr.. w. III. Jackson groomsman. The
bride and Miss Fulton are well-known
and related in this city.
Emmitsburg, this county, was the
scene last week of many school COM
mencement eXercses-those of st. Eu-
phemia's white and colored schools,
st. JOseph's Academy, and Mt. st.
Mary's College. Excellent programs
We're prepared at all of them and the
scholars acquitted themselves admir-
ably. Emmitsburg as seat of learn
ing is surpassed by very few places in
this country.
The Frederick Bicycle Club enter
tanned their many friends last Thurs
day evening, the 9th ultimo, at their
hospitable rooms on West Patrick
street. The occasion was called a
smoker" and it was highly enjoyed
by all who attended. On Wednesday
night last dance was rendered by the
members of this club to their lady
friends. About thirty couples were
present and dancing was continued
from nine o'clock until midnight. Re-
freshments were served