The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-03-29
.CC-AL NEWS.
IL Little Jottings About Peo-
pie and Things.

|HppT Br)OkfN NilIVu Il uOS SUPPOSED
81 mad, last saturday afternoon, Oh
est Third street.
AServ Interesting musical and elo-
tIohary concert, was held at the
on ans College last Monday night.
III Charles ". Ross, Jr., who spent
( week in Baltimore with her
,fber, Mrs. Kunk-l, has returned
III ]. f. Cramptoa, Of near Middle
gn, has purchased Joseph Thomas
MI near Braddock, for $4,000 or
uut $50 per acre.
|fk John Roberts, of Westminster,
'aerly Miss Gambrill, of this county,
De- on a short visit to her sister,
II. L, Markell.
IA A. ;. ZAntz, a most progressive
IN residing three miles north of
uFmout, will plant about one thou
ID pear trees this spring.
Iaster Charles Jackson, of Emmits-
n recently lost Il valuable colt,
ia he had purchased last spring.
|eeeived injuries in its stall from
Id it died.
n Sidney Sappington, of Liberty,
% has been confined to his home
ce January lst by reason of feeble
IN, j, able, We are glad to say. to be
% doors again.
n. Noah Il, Cramer will shortly re-
- To bis new office department on
Second floor Of the First National
- Bulldog, and on April 3rd will
X his many friends from 2 to 5
|ek p. m.
neumonia has been unusually pre-
~ the past three months. A
~ number Of cases have been re-
|Eze d and We are glad 10 say the ma
81 OF them are now in the stages of
"A alescence,
". s. 5. Miller, of st. Petersburg,
s pas accepted the call recently ex-
"a fd to him to become pastor of the
pmed Congregation at Mt. Pleas
thls county, and will assume
y Re May LIST.
3 and Mrs. f, /. Lewis, formerly
rs city, but now residing in Balti-
4, announce the approaching mar
4 Of their daughter, Miss Martha
r. DIR. 7. b. Marden, to take place
\ Wednesday, April the 3rd.
f.. James c. Clark, of Mobile,
parma, the great railroad magnate,
mas oaen quite indisposed at the
IL lleli IN this city, is GONZALES
4 GeA. CLARK has a host of friends
frederick who regret his illness.
\ William 7. Mulligan, of near
<clIy, whose mysterious disappear
was the cause of much anxiety to
Fatlves and friends "a short time
nas been heard from in Tiffin,
where he has secured employ
N Emmitsburg Chronicle says:
.galiles /. Hayes has workmen en-
ID femodelling the house he re-
IN purchased on West Main street.
4oId back building has been taken
ana new structure will take
p lace.
lST as learned, the injuries receiv-
\ Mrs. IL. b. Sparrow, at the time
N collapse of the hotel stable in
lteHIown, whilst serious and pain
Ut not necessarily prove fatal.
operation has been performed, it is
nopea successfully, on her broken
2o0ers sought to rob City Council
W. .. Swindell, of a large sum
pney as he was riding in broad
'gn'' ON Russell street, in Balti-
4 On saturday morning of last
1 ne attempt failed, thanks to
,wlhdelPs presence of mind, and
ne police are on the hunt for the
ants.
u Ihe Emmitsburg Chronicle: Mr..
z aru Rowe, of this place, recently
iaSed an old fat lamp at the sale
I personal effects of the late Lydia
deceased. The lamp is in good
81 preservation. Mr.. Rowe says
nlnks the lamp is over one hun
Years old.
sSls' Augustus Obenderfer, N. J..
ienatier, j. w. b. Walsh and j.
onlltn, received recently the
~ allowed them for extra time
ietter carrier service, under the
le OF Mr.. r. b. Henderson. The
H. beys received 25 per cent. for push
n exploding of coal oil stove in a
room, OF the residence of Mr..
N; Nixdorff, on East Second
!, .hls city, on Saturday night
'a used for a time many grave
W. through the assistance OF
eIln Inc fire was extinguished with