The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-07-26
THE CITIZEN FREDERICK Md FRIDAY MORNING july 26 1895

over the county last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. P Maulsbv laft
last Monday morning for Atlantic
City. '''' u
Mr. Carveth, of West Superior, Wisconsin
is visiting his friend, MIR. Ernest Helfenstcin
of this city, ;
The townsville NJ. p. Sunday School
VIII hold their annual picnic on Satur
day, August 10th.
Mrs. Otis Tyler, of Lurav, Va is
on visit 10 the family of DR.. Colds.
borough, of Walkersville.
Mrs. DR.. E: C. McSherrv has been
quite i'll at her home, on East Second
street, for the past week.
The Republican party in this county
seem TO favor the nomination of Hon.
Lloyd Lowndes for Governor.
The recent appointees have a chance
TO win the confidence of the people by
"a proper attention to their duties.
Miss Cornelia Potts has returned
from delightful visit to the family of
Mrs. DR.. Williams, at Elkridge, Md.
Mr.. d. NJ. Schley and daughter
Miss Myra Schley, of Columbus. Ohio
are guests at Mr.. ID. Columbus Kemp's.
Miss Ella Anderson and Mrs. Ander.
sou are the guests of Mrs. DIR. McPher-
son, at Auburn" near Catoctin Fur
mace.
Messrs. Arthur and Harry rrail and
Miss Florence Trail, of East Church
street, have been on a visit to Atlantic
City.
= Miss Addison and Mrs. Cobb, Of
Washington, ID. c., have been the
guests of Miss Mary Ingle, on Record
street.
Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Shaffer are
spending Il portion of the summer at
the home of Mr. Thomas Gorsnch. lat
Catoctiu.
The Y: p. .. G. A., of Libertytown,
Will hold their annual picnic in Pine
Mountain Park, near that place, on
August oath.
Mrs. John Richie, State Regent of
the Daughters of the American Revo-
luton, recently organized chapter in
Cumberland.
The store of Mr.. r. c. Mercer, at Ca
toctln, this county, was recently en-
tered by burglars and fifty dollars in
goods taken.
Miss Edith Richie is again with
her friends in this city, after an alb
sence of several months in New York
city and Orange, n. }.
Miss Ella Pigman and the Misst S
Emily and Mary Maulsby, are now at
Bedford Springs, Pa, where they eX-
pect to remain several weeks.
After visit of several weeks in the
beautiful Blue Ridge mountain, near
Pen-Mar, Misses Caroline Ross and
Mamie Potts have returned home.
Miss Zoe Trail, of Easton, Md, and
Miss May Woodward, of Richmond,
Va, are the guests of Miss Katie
Goldsborough, at Walkersville, this
county.
a very havy storm passed over
Middletown and vicinity last Satur-
day afternoon. Lightning accompa-
MED the rain and did some little dam
age.
A party -four people spent very enjoya
BILE evening at the residence of Prof. l.. A..
Tilton, on Court Square, last Wednesday
1t was quite informal. About fifteen couple
were present.
A barn belonging to Mr.. Daniel
Hartman, situated short distance
from Emmitsburg, was struck by light
ming last Saturday afternoon and was
entirely destroyed with its contents.
There was no insurance on the prop
erty.
We regret to inform our readers that
tie condition of Mr.. w. NJ. Gather,
President of the Board of County Com
mssioners, an account of whose illness
appeared in recent issue of the CITI-
zen, is but little improved
Mr. Harvey F. Caylor and wife, of
Denver, Col, arrived in UGion Bridge
last week and expect to spend about
three weeks visiting relatives and
friends III this locality. They are both
in good health, and speak in the high
est terms of the climate of Colorado.
Many regrets are expressed that Mr..
Henry Miller was unsuccessful in his
efforts for reappointment to his old
place. He was most oblIging, consid-
crate to the poor and made first-class
returns to the city. No doubt his sue
cessor will be just as obllging and win
the thanks of the people.
1t is said that Senator German has
actively interested himself in the case
of Miss Key, who was recently remov-
ed from office under the government
employ, and will make strong effort
to have her reinstated, Public senti-
ment is with him in his commendable
course.
The members of the Board of Alder
men, who were elected by the Demo-
cratic voters, met together and made
all the appointments. Some will he
found acceptable, others may fall short
of the mark, yet this is to be expected
of all such appointments. The Demo-
cratic aldermen seemed to care very
little for outside advice and selected
thai" npnoiniaas I" CT II -. 81 . !, q;
has been cleared Of its forest growth. 4
the same principle the mulchinr h
the soil with dense crop or with :;
ives is beneficial in certain respects. v