The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-05-22
LOCAL NEWS.
lama Little Jottings About Peo-
pie and Things

ME ME on an extended European trip.
n, McClintock Young, of this city,
M Nboan granted a patent on a new de-
zion s for brush.
mso American Band of Middletown
ln an effort to raise funds to
Purchase new uniforms.
,G,s Katherine Eisenhauer's elocu-
y, Mi nnnils will hold recital in Junior
Hail Hall this evening at 8 O'Clock.
r,o oourt last week handed down a
d liaion granting young Dehoff new
N;oI n will likely be held during the
mOust term of court.
'rba work of cleaning the new reser-
- has been completed. Work will
Uw he commenced on cleaning the old
be.
Il il umored that an A. P. A. lodge
70 I've organized in Thurmont, this
untv MANY residents of the town
a vicinity already belonging to the
hder
Mr. franklin +. Alexander has re-
-nad az County Constable of Middle
Sxn District, which leaves Middle
Swn without a constable.
Mfr David Knott, who mashed his
u yery painfully while planting
&c ON the farm of Mr.. g. n. Har-
n near this city, is able to be about
seain.
N[ossrs Daniel E. Ramsburg and
Liner E. Coblentz, of MiddletOwn, are
.nong the graduates this year, OF
Hanklip and Marshall College, Lam
sster, Pa.
Fbe Steiner property on North Mar
a street. this city, was sold by Chas.
lew. mortgage, on last Saturday
inning to Mr.. John Clary, for the
ID of $1,000.
fr Tppatius Etzler has been APP
inted by the State Council, Deputy
~ Councillor for Paramount Coun-
10. U. A. NJ, of Liberty, for the
nsuing year.
handsome new boat, the " Prill,"
"a successfully launched on the Mo-
soeacy, last Tuesday night, by Mess.
4alsons Miller, Roger Doll, Ira Miller
nd Leslie CTamer.
III. Harry Barnes, lineman of the
.hzApeake and Potomac Telephone
HH,Danv. who was badly hurt several
rs ago by falling telephone pole,
Die to be about again.
he new machinery at the Steam
Eek Works has been put into opera
Bn. and the managers are gratifled to
IN that better quality eff brick is
kF being made than ever before.
ne public road between Boonsboro'
ad Wolfsvile, is being repaired by
Is. E. KoOgle and a force of assis-
6A. They will be assisted by the use
lie of Mr.. M. l.. Gaver's road ma
Ie benches have been placed in
court Park by Janitor Howard
haul. They have been treated
fesh coat of red paint, which adds
to the appearance of the we'll
bark.
81 Harry Ballinger, of Emmits-
while working on his fathers
few days ago, came in contact
large ground hog, which showed
but was quickly dispatched by
Ballinger.
he fine horses belonging to Mr.. Geo.
lete, residing between Urbana and
willie, this county, were missing
be stables one morning last week,
nD to this time no traces of them
been found.
P. d. Fahrney and wife left on
IN last for Western tour, prin-
|g in Kansas and Nebraska. He
sitend the General Conference of
German Baptist Church, which
sh t Ottawa, Kansas. The Doctor
Aee to be absent about month.
+ q fortunate day for man when
ND discovers the value of Ayers
NShrila as blOod-purifier. With
nedicine, he knows be has found
qedy upon which he may rely,
az his lifelong malady is at last
led. Has cured others, will
gbu.
Em. H. Purnell, President of
Windsor College, and formerly
of the Female Seminary of
~, is an applicant for the princi-
of the State Normal School
ne Superintendent of Educa-
he appointment is to be made
= 9th inst.
ervices at All Saints Church
4pnday will be as follows: 1870
divine service, Sermon and
pmmunion; 2.30 p. M, Sunday
ISO p. M, evening prayer and
On Monday evening, May
.R Sabbath School anniversary
g celebrated Rev. Osborne In
pr.
ops in the State of Washing
peng destroyed by gophers and
lpt will be made to eXtermi-
p with cats. A consignment
Is shipped from Mercer COun-
lew days ago. One dollar a
the price paid for them we
city can furnish double the
n half the price-it would be
pc boys.
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