The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-05-10

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valuable for advertising purposes.
Mayor Fleming has issued orders 70
nave hog pens and cellars cleaned mn,
Keep the town clean. ~
The Hon. Outerbridge Horsev has
gone to Florida and other points south
for the benefit of his health.
A civil service examination will he
held at the Court House, on June 1st
for clerks and letter carriers.
The city authorities have done a
great deal for the health of the city bv
enforcing the present garbage system.
Mr.. Alonzo Snyder, who has been
connned to his room with pneumonia.
Is now much improved and able to be
about. W 'e
The Frederick Bicycle Club has
changed its headquarters to the build.
ing occupied by British Bros, on West
Patrick street.
Work has commenced on the now
quarters of the Frederick Gun CInb.
which will he situated in the rear OF
West South street.
1t is said that several well known
Frederick Countians have been ar
rested for violating the law which for
bids fishing for bass in May.
"Irilby" is low down in the plane of
literature compared with the selections
IN our Premium List. Several new
books recently added.
"Tnlby' is low down in the plane of
literature compared with the selections
In our Premium List. Several new
books recently added.
"Trilby" is low down in the plane of
literature compared with the selections
In our Premium List. Several new
books recently added.
The engagement of Mrs. Nellie
Grant-Sartoris to General H. Kyd
douglas is positively denied. This re-
port was started about a year ago.
The beautiful sward in front of the
court House is now taking on that
rich green hue which makes this spot
so attractive in the summer time.
Garbage will be collected on Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays in the
northern section of the city, and on
tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays in
the southern section
Mr.. and Mrs David Lowenstein, 7s4
North Avenue, Baltimore, celebrated,
on May end, their twenty-fifth we'd
dlng anniversary. Only the members
ofthe family were present.
The Chesapeake and Potomac Tel
eahone Company, of this city, have
reduced the rates per annum to thirty
| dollars. This should make the tele-
phone popular institution in the
county.
DIR. J. G. Butler, of Washington, d.
e., delivered the anniversary address
of the Y. NJ. c. A. of this city, in the
Lutheran Church, on Tuesday even
ing last, before large and appreciative
audience.
Mr.. de Garmendia reports his string
of horses in training as being in eX-
celfent condition and going fast. He
has several candidates for :. 20 list now.
Sea King will be at the Fair Ground
next week
Mr.. Edward Jacobs, of Linganore,
was on Sunday evening last painfully
kicked in the groin by horse, and
the results are thought to be extremely
serious. He was at one time clerk
in the warehouse of Birely Brothers of
this city.
William L. Stottlemyer, Ulysses NJ.
Stottle lyer and Edward Kelbaugh,
were brought before Police Justice
Eckstein yesterday afternoon, and w.
f. Stottlemyer was held for the action
of the Grand Jury. The others were
released.
Newspapers all over the country are
responding to the appeal made by the
Francis Scott Key Monument Associa-
ton Of Frederick, who are furthering
the efforts of the cause. Numerous pa.
pers are received at this office contain.
ing marked notices.
Secretary of State, w. @. Gresham
has been quite i'll for some days past
His mental powers have been subjected
to such severe strain lately that it is
no wonder his system broke down fol
want of sufficient rest.
d.
are out on strike, and the State troops
have been called out to quell the dis
turbance which prevails. The advan.
tage seems to be with the strikers, and
but few workmen are going back to
work at the old rate.
A committee, consisting of Messrs
&. l.. Diffendall, Geo. McDevitt and
Geo. l. Wilson, have been appointed to
make arrangements for private ell.
tertainment to be given at the rooms
of the Catholic Club some time in June,
to commemorate its organization.
The following are the directors OF
the Mt. Olivet Cemetery Company, re.
Gently elected: Charles w. Ross, Ar.
thur Potts, l.. NJ. Nixdorff, VIM. s.
Miller, l.. S. Clngan, A. &. McCardell,
Jacob b. Tyson, Edward S. Eichelber-
ger, A. H. Hunt, Thomas E. Pope.
Miss May Woodward, who was last
summer the charming guest of Miss
Katie Goldsborough. at Walkersvlle,
this county, recently sustained quite
serious injuries by being thrown from
a horse, which she was riding near the
exposition grounds, Richmond, Va.
Holy Communion at Pleasant Hill,
in Grace Reformed congregation, Rev.
s. M Hench, pastor, next Sunday, the
18th inst, at o'clock p. m. Prepar-
atory service and confirmation on Sat-
urday previous at 2 o'clock p. nj. Ser
vice at Zion Reformed Church next
Sunday at 10 o'clock a. m.
Burkittsville held municipal cleo