The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-12-20
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Mr.. Harry NJ. G. Clsbaugh the newly
elected Republican Attorney -Geperal, +
nesday.
Miss Name McSherry. daughter Of Dr..
T. c. MoSherry, is expected home TO night
from Scranton. Pa, where She has been for
the past two months.
The Frederick Riflen en- Vart to go
to Annapolis to help III the Inaugural
ton Of Gov. Low ndes. Well, why
not? Let the boys have good send
off, ard let Fredtri be represented.
+. A. Grove has been appointed
postmaster III Lime Kiln, this county,
in place OF his brother. w j. Grove,
who resigned. w G. Walters was APP
pointed at Ridgeville, vice 7. J. Day,
resigned.
Some If The teachers viii visit New
York, Philadelphia and Baltimore,
during their vacation. while Prof APP
Pile will spend The enlne time with his
family now temporarily located at
Asheville, North Carolina.
Etchison is selling goods way down =
this wear. and is doing hounshng bust
ness in consequence. His stock comprises
anything needed for holiday gifts. and his
large store-rooms are crowded with the
seasons novelties. Drop in and see them.
Mr.. John StockmAn, Of Feaga1ille,
killed the boss pigs IN that section.
They were thirteen months olt aud
five OF them dressed $50 pounds; the
heaviest OF them tipped the beam at
ASS pounds.
Prof. Geo. Edw. Smith, who recelv-
ed quite serious mishap last week,
by falling on the ice on Market street,
sustaining painful injuries, is now
somewhat improved, tut not able to
be about as usual.
Reports from Frederick County, says
the Baltimore Hcrdld, states tina the
roadbed Of the FreGerick-MiddI' town
electric railroad is heiug graded rap
idly a. the weather will permit Per-
haps the whz of the troll uver
Catartiu Mountain may druwu the
songs Of the tlu,ultd ami otjose ia he
spring.
South Mountain Lodge, |. o. O. f.,
of We f-v;l'r. lilve lected the follow
ing Uillcrio tot the ensuing term: John
w King, n. g.; NJ. {. Dutrow, V c.;
j. II. Greene, Secretary; J. f. Maui
gans, Treasurer; Hiram Stotlemyer,
Marshall George II. Stottlemyer. Chap
lain. George IL. Stottlemyer, Repre-
sentative to Grand Lodge.
The prospects are that Frederick will
have a tirst-class base ball club next
season. Our club is "a member of the
Cumberland Valley Base Ball League,
more, has. secured the franchise. n
good tean3 5ill secure the cooperation
of enthusiasts in this city, aud there
should be many in the venture.
-------,, naruIy farm s
In the country where cart would not |
pay for itself many times over.
A cart that has the bed so arranged /
that the load can be dumped is the
handiest form to have it made in, as |
the load can be dropped, whether it be
potatoes or cordwood or coal, by simply |
tipping it out. If the cart be made with
wide tires, it can be taken over places
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The Rev. FIR. J. II. O'Rourke, rector
of the Novtate here, otiiciated at the
wedding Of Miss Margaret Rives Mich
OILS, daughter of the late George Ward
Nichols, aud Louis Charles Antoine
Guilbert Pierre Pinton, Marquis de
Chambruin, prominent attache of
the French legation at Washington,
d. c. The ceremony took pla e at
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Something over year ago, says the
Baltimore Ttiegrdm, the Republicans
of Boston elected Edwin w. Curtis,
their candidate for Mayor, 10y hand
some majority. Last week Curtis was
again the candidate Of his party, but
was showed under by Josiah Quincy,
the Democratic candidate bv major
ity OF over 5000. Political revolutions
are becoming more common every
year and while they may he startling,
give notice that the people are not 30
welded to party as ia former days, e.
pecially in municipal and State con-
tests.
Alta regular meeting last Friday
night, the 9Th inst, Of Middletown
Lodge A. 0. L. W., the following Of
ficers were elected for the ensuing
year: George w. Gaver, master work
man; Rev. NJ. l.. Besid, FOREMAN; Sam
uel ID. Gaver, Overseer; G.. G. Rhode
rick, recorder; T. c. Rudy, tiuancier;
Charles l.. Gaver, receiver; Charles l..
Moherly, guide; Morgan II. Kefauver
inside Waterman; :. \. Young, out
side Waterman. Drs. j. +. Beatty, j.
w. GelZendauner, aud +. J.. Beck
ley, medical examiners VIM. T.
Mock, representative to Grand Lodge.
The store windoAs on Market aud
Patrick streets are attractivelS filled up
for the holiday season Our merchants
realize the great power Of advertising
in che form or another and eudetvor
To keep NJ with the procession. Some
re keepers have gone 10 great eX-
pense IN decorating their windows aud
have had men specially employed to
do the work. OF course, it may cost at
first but il pays for itself many times
over before the eud of the season. 1t is
the same way with newspaper adver-
tislng-dO not consider first cost, but
what you can gain in increased patron
age and receipts.
Probably one Of the most attractive
displays of elegant Xmas offeriugs in
the way OF silverware, watches, rings
and bric-a-Drac ever seen IN this city,
has charmed the eyes Of all beholders
at j. w. Morris, next to the First
National bank on North Market street.
Every year his handsome store room
is the brightest and most interesting
place Of the kind, but we think he has
surpassed himself this Christmas-tide.
The two large show windows are set