Frederick citizen., 1895-02-01
LOCAL NEWS.
Rome Little Jottings About Peo-
pie and Thlnga

M Don't forget our classic books. They
are cheap aud easily gotten. OnIy ten
(lO) cents aud one coupon.
The Banner ia giving In weekly in
talments, a brief history Of the most
Important events in the early days of
Liberty.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Hitzelber-
ger, of Libertytown, this county, re-
GENTLY celebrated their forty-sixth an
|biversary Of married life.
Thos. 8. Boyer, the young man re-
. ported as lost, In these columns last
week, has returned to his home in
. Liberty unable to account for his alb
sence.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral Is known by
its works. The experience Of half a
century proves that no other prepara-
ton of the kind stops coughing and al
lays irritation of the throat and bron-
chial tubes so promptly and effectually
as this.
Mr. G. X. Biser, employed as a tool
msker in Springfield, Ohio, formerly
resident Of Middletnwn Valley, in
the vicinity of BuIkltt,ville. recently
was the target for masked foot-pads'
bullets. but escaped with only wound
in the hand.
The farm of Miss Ann r. Keefer.
containing 123 acres, situated about
three miles south of this city, was sold
on Tuesday last, by Messrs. Doll & AL
baugh, real estate agents, to Mr.. John
J. Conrad, of Clarke County, Va, for
$1,000.
The Y. P. s. c. E., of Lewistown,
Nd, viii hold public entertainment
IN the NJ. e. Church, on Sunday even
ing next, consisting of solos, Duets,
recllatlons, readings and instrumental
music, A prominet gentleman is ex-
pecled to be present and address the
meeting.
We have on hand about seventy-five
(75) calendars yet undistributed and
would be pleased to send them to any
address upon receipt of three (3) cents
in stamps to pay the postage. Anv
store or h0tel-keeper who has not
recelvad one. eau do so by simply
sending their address.
The Court, at Rockville, on Monday
last, rendered its decision in the sase of
Charles KOhlhoss for alimony and
counsel fees, directing that the plain
TIL pay to council for defendant $3.50
aud $50 per month alimnny, dating
from October 4,h, till the end Of the
suit Tor divorce pending in Frederick
county.
Mr.. George G. Alexander has sold
his house aud lot, just beyond the turn
PIKE bridge, one mile west OF Middle
town. says the Register, to Mr.. Chas.
n. Butts, of MyrTsville, for $3.50. Mr..
butts father, Mr.. Isaiah Butts. who is
awell known blacksmith, will take
charge of the blacksmith shop at the
bridge in the spring.
Up to the present time our book
sales OF the Classic Series, contained in
Vhe CITIZEN Premium Library have
reached over five hundred $500 copies.
we thank those who have said good
word for the books to their friends and
themselves sent us number of orders
Inc books stand upon their own mer-
lls. and once a book is received, and
other orders always follow.
Miss Teresa Lansinger, of Emmits-
Ourg, is making quite name for her
sell ID Baltimore, as an organist. She
is daughter of Mr.. William Lansin-
ger, aud several weeks ago left home
70 accept position which was offered
ner, in the Immaculate Conception
Shurch. Since then she has taken q
hrmer bold, and promises to become
city.
In the matter of sale bill printing we
stand upon merit alone. Our prices
are low and we do the work in neat
ana careful manner. II the price is
tne stumbling block you wish remov-
eu from your pathway, let us give you
an estimate and make your mind easy.
4 you trust the matter entirely to us,
your confidence will not be misplaced
snu ana everything will be satisfactory.
we never consent to do poor work at
any price. ..a,-...
=, The two-story frame dwelling house,
Ine property of. Mr.. Andrew Kessler,
situated on the road leading from JEFF
,erson to Catoctin, this county, was en-
Clie,y destroyed by fire last Friday
nlgnt. 1t was with great difficulty
snat any OF the personal property was
saved. The loss amounts to about
SooO, and there is unfortunately no in-
surance. The origin OF the fire is sup
FUSED To have been the work of incen-
ularles. and ,vus Of a rtad a., =, .,,,.,lI mt .