The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-07-10
LOCAL NEWS.
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hos organized Christian Endeavor
Society.
Mr.. L. A. Hedges, of Lewistown,
this county, has oats that measures
over five feet in height.
Miss Bessie Hasskarl, daughter of
Rev. DR.. Hasskarl was burned about
the eyes while celebrating the Fourth.
A little daughter of Mrs M. E.
GatZendanner was burned about the
hands while exploding fire works on
the 4th.
Mr. Samuel Waters has been APP
nointed one of the election supervisors
of Frederick city, vice Mr.. VIM. G.
Bireiy, resigned.
Mr.. c. H. Eckstein, who is engaged
in the gar business in Charlotte, N. c.,
is visiting Frederick, after an absence
of several weeks.
Mr.. Elias Brown, a Democrat. of
Centerville, townsville district, has
been appointed to a position in the
Custom House, in Baltimore.
Mr.. Daniel Halter, who was hurt by
n fall, while papering at the Etchison
building on West Patrick street, is
able to get around on clutches.
Major Ira Tyler, cashier of the First
National Bank, of this city, has been
appointed by Governor Lowndes, an
aide on his staff with the rank of Col
onel.
Messrs. George Hoffman and Ed
ward Schell caught an eel in the Mo
nocacy, at Benefits Ford, few days
ago, mat weighed six and one-half
pounds.
There is "a rumor to the effect that
the two houses belonging to the Penn
svlvania Railroad Company, OH East
Patrick street, will be converted into a
new depot.
Miss Louise Potts. of this city, has
been presented with a handsome St.
Bernard pup, by friend i'll Montreal,
Canada. Miss Potts has named him
"Lezar."
The Braddock Sunday School will
hold picnic in the grove of John III.
Williams, near that place, on August
the Sth. Extensive preparations have
been made.
Rev. DR.. +. r. Eschbach, pastor of
the Reformed Church, in this city,
on last Sunday preached a very able
sermon in denunciation of the Rock
vile lynching.
On last Tuesday, in Baltimore, a
horse attached to a garbage cart ran
away and jumped on a street car,
brusiug two passengers. The horse was
slightly injured.
Mr.. Robert Fraley, the West Patrick
street blacksmith, was very painfully
kicked on the left leg, between the
knee and ankle, on Thursday of last
week, by q horse.
Hon. Milton G. Urner, of this city,
has consented TO read paper OH THE
ing of the Maryland State Teachers
Association, July l4th-16th.
Master Fred. Oberlander, of this city,
gave a recitation at an entertainment
given by the Misses Doll, of Martins
burg, on Tuesday evening of last week,
which was very highly complimented.
Mr.. VIM. Downey, Of New Market,
this county, was on Thursday of last
week, elected chairman of the eXecu-
tive committee in the board of direc-
tors Of the Maryland House of COrrec-
ton.
A Young man by the name of King,
residing near Mt. Carmel Church, was
bitten in the right cheek on Monday
last, ny a shepherd dog, making an
ugly wound. DR.. f. F. Smith dressed
the wound.
Mr.. Richard Lipps, employed by the
Frederick and Middletown Railroad
Company, while removing the cobble-
stones in front of n. j. Wilson & Sons,
store, on East Patrick street, found an
old English copper penny dated 17O4.
The Misses Emily, Madeline and
Lillian Pampei, daughters of Mr.. P.
f. Pampel, of this city, who are at
tending the Monte Maria Academy,
at Richmond, Va, received number
of medals and premiums at the COM
mencement exercises there last week.
Few medicines have held their
ground so successfully as Ayers Cherry
Pectora, During the past fifty years,
it has been the most popular of all
cough-cures and the demand for it to-
day is greater than ever before. Prompt
to act and sure to cure.